Latest Updates - Sonny And Cher

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Comment by JRNelsonSr:

The writing credit on B4 should read Roberts, not Roberta. Austin Roberts and Chris Welch were signed to Famous Music at the time, and frequently wrote together.

mod edit: corrected. Looks like a straightforward entry typo.

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Comment by RockOla:

Cover, label and info added

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Comment by BenLPMarts:

charted BB & CB 6.30.73

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Comment by BenLPMarts:

CB Pop Pick album review 4.2.66 pg 40.

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Comment by BenLPMarts:

CB Pop Pick review 2,26,67 pg 36. BB new release mention pg 46,

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Comment by Bomber501:

Seems odd they would still be using the older black label for a budget re-issue at this time but apparently that's what this is as you suggest-not necessarliy at a budget price however. (I also checked other Kapp titles beginning with KRS and the majority of them are soundtracks).

I did spend several minutes scanning Cash Box & Billboard archives. What I found:

This was first issued February 1972 with catalog # KS-3660, which is stated on the ad announcement for the album in Cash Box Feb 12,1972 and on the Billboard Top 200 album charts starting Feb 26, through the week of July 22. This cat. # is seen on both the violet/orange/red label and red label pressings (no black label pressings apparently).

On the week of July 29, the album was listed with new catalog # of KRS-5560 until its last week on the album charts, Sept 9 issue.

So, July 1972 is the month the cat # was changed. This new cat # was issued on both the violet/orange/red label and black label simulteneously.

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Comment by KeithS SUBS ●:

KRS 5560 can also be found with this orange and pink label
KS 3660 would have been the original.
Its possible KRS was used for pricing differences if older archive material is re released at a lower price

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Comment by Bomber501:

This one is confusing. This was also issued as KRS-5560 on the older black Kapp label. The Billboard and Cash Box reviews both list it as KS-3660, but some of the violet/red labels are also KRS-5560. Which one is first?