11-67, #87

(8-66, #23) The following track line-up is the first pressing of this album, later pressings contain "Devil With A Blue Dress On-Good Golly Miss Molly".

3-EP set

4-75, #17

7-67, #185

3/75, #5

These are knockoffs of the hits.

Rechanneled stereo version released in 1969 as HS-11313.

Highlights of speeches made by JFK, narrated by Frank Evans.

Scottish rock band featuring vocals by Maggie Reilly.

12/64, #29

2-LP set

9-69, #77

Brother of John Travolta.

5/60, #1

(3-LP set) This set contains Supremes' recordings both with Diana Ross and post-Diana Ross.

Second cover.

2-72, #199

Smiley Burnette was the comic sidekick of both Gene Autry and Roy Rogers in 170 of their movies and TV shows.

5-74, #39

5-70, #133

Gold label with no titles on label.

Two record set.

Reissue of GNP 10 with the addition of 4 songs.

Issued in monaural only.

12-71, #60

6/68, #26

Issued in mono only.

3-73, #30

Two-LP set.

2-LP set

Originally issued in mono only.

Issued in stereo as WST-8017-LP.

8-75, #138

1/70, #114

Also issued on EP B-2031, B-2032, and B-2033 and 78rpm sets C-516, C-517, and C-518.

Original pressings of CST-4 were on red vinyl.

Two record set.

11-74, #76

Reissue of Volt S-419.

Vintage DAVY CROCKETT KING OF THE WILD FRONTIER! Record Album #CL 666. Measures 12" in diameter. Produced by Columbia Records. (c) Walt Disney Productions.

Reissue of Shelter SR 2138.

(2-LP set) Reissue of Pickwick SPC- 3383 and SPC-3541 as a 2-LP set.

This particular LP has a couple of problems with identification of songs.

Children's record.

3-LP set

8/78, #115

The original cover of this album has a picture of Randy Newman standing with a cloud background.

4-69, #147

10-70, #189

This album is a sampler of the San Francisco albums, it has the standard San Francisco label and is not a white label promo.

9-63, #15

Produced by Al Schmitt.

(10-64, #63) The fold out cover contains a copy of the second version of Vee Jay LP-1062, Introducing the Beatles.

Reissue of Shelter SR 2108.

This was probably recorded when the group was known as Knowbody Knows.

3/78, #156

(9- 72, #39) Original pressings of this album had the title track in mono.

(9-79, #27 country) With song lyrics on inner paper sleeve.

10-70, #91

Side 1 is "Can Can" and Side 2 is "Kiss Me Kate".

3-LP set

9/79, #162

Rechanneled stereo version released in 1962 as CS-8638.

Reissue of Checker LP-1433 in electronic stereo.

1-82, #29

5/61, #50

2-69, #155

(3-74, #176) Issued with a fold-open cover.

5-69, #127

2-76, #59

7-77, #4

Recorded at fiddle contests in Weiser, Idaho and Missoula, Montana.

2-LP set

Reissue of Grunt BFL1-1557.

4-78, #10

5-74, #176

5-74, #159

This is a compilation album, with tracks taken from previous albums.

Recorded in New York, February 17, 1971.

Reissue of Atco SD 33-283.

12 songs of everlasting faith.

(1-78.

2-72, #47

Issued in mono as W-4018-LP.

"Famous monsters" playing disco music.

7-63, #69

10/80, #3

8-73, #45

The label on this album is light blue with black printing.

5-65, #1

Originally issued in mono only.

Stereo information not available.

6-75, #6

Reissue of Crown 356.

Also issued in stereo as Christian Faith SQ-501.

Originally issued in mono only.

Originally scheduled as Paramount release, the album was finally released as ABC ABDP-848.

7/83, #39CW

5/69, #99

12-77, #34

Issued in mono only.

Reissue of Dot DLP-25574.

2-69, #196

"Love Me Do" and "P.S. I Love You" are rechanneled stereo

5-66, #1

Jayne Mansfield is pictured on the cover.

Vintage DISNEY Pinocchio 33-1/3 RPM Record Album #ST-4905. Measures 12" in diameter. Produced by Walt Disney Music Co. (c) 1963 Walt Disney Productions.

Two record set.

(10-63, #70) Sung in Italian.

Stereo information not available.

(10-70, #127) Recorded in 1966 at the Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco.

never officially released, but test pressings exist

Originally issued on red vinyl in monaural only.

Issued in mono as W-3239-LP.

Issued in the US as ABC ABDP-912.

3-EP set

Ampex cassette tape number was 5208.

(12-69, #36) Issued with a fold- open cover.

11-65, #6

Coleridge T.

Several of Stewart's 45s, notable the minor hit "Donald Where's Your Troosers?", never made it to Warwick LPs.

This material was originally recorded by the Swing Time Label of Los Angeles.

(11-57, #1) Originally issued in mono only.

Italian progressive group.

Third version, issued in late summer, 1969, used the record from the second version, above, but with a completely new cover and title.

Elevator to the Scaffold - Miles Davis: Recorded in Paris, December 4, 1957.

(3-65, #79) Released in monaural as MT-625.

11-79, #34

(9-69, #29) Issued in stereo only.

9-69, #77

7-67, #38 C&W

CS-8639 is rechanneled stereo and was released in 1962.

8-80, #83

Glenn Osser, arranger-conductor.

To many, it's the holy grail of Beatles collectibles, the First State "Butcher Cover," the original cover of the Beatle's US release, Yesterday and Today. Many a serious collector of Fab Four memorabilia have diligently searched for even a tattered copy of this rarity that was pulled from record store shelves in the US almost immediately after the album's release in 1966, ordered to be destroyed, and be replaced by the more subdued "Trunk Cover" version. Millions bought the second version, but few managed a copy of the infamous original.

Second issue, with matrix number on side A ending in "-5A".

This has the true stereo version of "No Matter What Sign You Are.

2-LP set.