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Updated June 25, 2023
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COVER
ОБЛОЖКА
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Cover, front side Обложка, лицевая сторона |
Cover, back side Обложка, задняя сторона |
Spine - the front side of the cover up
Корешок - обложка расположена лицевой стороной вверх
INNER SLEEVE
ВНУТРЕННИЙ ПАКЕТ
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Inner sleeve, front side Внутренний пакет, лицевая сторона |
Inner sleeve, back side Внутренний пакет, обратная сторона |
LABELS
ЭТИКЕТКИ
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Label (Type 1), side 1 Этикетка (Тип 1), сторона 1 |
Label (Type 1), side 2 Этикетка (Тип 1), сторона 2 |
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Label (Type 2), side 1 Этикетка (Тип 2), сторона 1 |
Label (Type 2), side 2 Этикетка (Тип 2), сторона 2 |
SIDE 1
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1 |
BE-BOP-A-LULA ** (Davis—Vincent) |
2:36 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974 Originally a hit single for Gene Vincent in 1958. |
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STAND BY ME ** (King—Glick) | 3:28 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974. A hit for Ben E. King in 1961. |
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MEDLEY: a). RIP IT UP ** (Blackwell—Marascalco) b). READY TEDDY ** (Blackwell—Marascalco) |
1:33 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974. Both tracks were recorded by Little Richard in 1956, and released as two sides of one hit single. |
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YOU CAN'T CATCH ME * (Berry) | 4:53 |
Recorded October-December 1973. Recorded by Chuck Berry in 1956. |
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AIN'T THAT A SHAME ** (Domino—Bartholomew) | 2:30 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974. Oddly, first a hit for Pat Boone in 1955. |
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DO YOU WANT TO DANCE ** (Freeman) | 2:52 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974. Originally by Bobby Freeman in 1958, first a hit here by Cliff Richard in 1962. |
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SWEET LITTLE SIXTEEN * (Berry) | 3:00 |
Recorded October-December 1973. Originally a hit for Chuck Berry in 1958. |
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SLIPPIN' AND SLIDIN' ** (Penniman−Bocage−Collins−Smith) | 2:16 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974. The Little Richard B-side to "Long Tall Sally" in 1956. |
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PEGGY SUE ** (Holly−Allison−Petty) | 2:02 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974. Buddy Holly 1957 hit. |
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MEDLEY: a). BRING IT ON HOME TO ME ** (Cooke) b). SEND ME SOME LOVIN' ** (Price—Marascalco) |
3:40 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974. Bring It On Home To Me was originally by Sam Cooke in 1962, first a hit here for the Animals in 1965. Send Me Some Lovin' was Little Richard's B-side to "Lucille". |
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BONY MORONIE * (Williams) | 3:47 |
Recorded October-December 1973. A 1957 hit for Larry Williams. |
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YA YA ** (Robinson−Dorsey−Lewis) | 2:17 |
Recorded 21st-25th October 1974. Originally by Lee Dorsey in '61, it was first a hit here by Petula Clark in 1962. |
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JUST BECAUSE * (Price) | 4:25 |
Recorded October-December 1973. Released originally by it's composer Lloyd Price in 1957. |
© 1975 Original Sound Recording made |
Engineers: Roy Cicala, Lee Keifer (You Can't Catch |
‘You Should Have Been There’ |
NOTE
The album was first released in February 1975 by Apple Records (PCS 7169).
This budget reissue appeared in late November 1981. The cover has been significantly changed (see scans).
The inner sleeves could be of various types. The page shows the most common type associated with the Type 1 labels.
Along with this, inner sleeves manufactured by DRG (Dickinson Robinson Group) were also used. They say "Made in Great Britain" in the middle, patent number on the right, DRG logo on the left. Also, variations in the location of the text at the bottom of the cover are also possible. But they are less common and mostly came with Type 2 labels that were released later in the late 80s.
The following type of inner sleeves carry the "Made in Great Britain" patent number and do not carry the DRG logo. Presumably, they were manufactured by H.S. (Harrison and Sons Ltd.).
It is important to remember that factory inner sleeves may pre-date a record it houses by several months, up to half a year. These sleeves could spend a long time at a warehouse before being actually used.
A very small batch of LPs with Type 2 labels were pressed in 1989, most probably. They came with DRG Malago inner sleeves having round-cut comers, no holes and no inner lining, dated 3/89.
The labels had two types of design:
Type 1 - standard MFP design;
Type 2 - later MFP design.
ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ
Впервые альбом вышел в феврале 1975 года на лейбле Apple Records (PCS 7169).
Это бюджетное переиздание появилось в конце ноября 1981 года. Обложка была значительно изменена (см. сканы).
Внутренние пакеты могли быть различных типов. На странице показан наиболее распространённый тип, связанный с этикеткой Тип 1.
Наряду с этим использовались и пакеты производства DRG (Dickinson Robinson Group). На них посередине написано "Made in Great Britain", справа номер патента, слева логотип DRG. Также, возможны и вариации расположения текста внизу обложки. Но они встречаются реже и в основном шли с пластинками, имеющими этикетки Тип 2, которые выпускались позже в конце 80-х.
Внутренние пакеты следующего типа имеют номер патента "Made in Great Britain" и не имеют логотипа DRG. Предположительно, их изготовляла компания H.S. (Harrison and Sons, Ltd.).
Важно помнить, что заводской внутренний пакет может предшествовать хранящейся в нём пластинке на несколько месяцев, вплоть до полугода. Эти пакеты могли долгое время лежать на складе, прежде чем их задействовали.
Скорее всего, в 1989 году была отпечатана очень небольшая партия пластинок с этикетками Тип 2. Они поставлялись с внутренними
пакетами DRG Malago с закругленными углами, без отверстий и внутренней подкладки, датированные 3/89.
Этикетки имели дизайн двух типов:
Тип 1 — стандартный дизайн MFP;
Тип 2 — более поздний дизайн MFP.
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