Columbia - Latest Updates

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Comment by Strawberry_Lynn:

JabDC5: Yes, but Dave Clark approved of it, which must be a very rare thing, happily standing down and being replaced by a session musician

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Comment by Gilberts004 SUBS:

I am guessing the Columbia EMI labels are more toward 1970's Issue. They should be black with a 'Blue' Columbia' logo, like the mono press

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Comment by Denis247:

Terry Lightfoot's 1st Album? Note the Album Cover image is from the 1962 re-release. The original 1958 cover is the same without the top & bottom bits.

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Comment by Denis247:

The band: Note .... Ginger Baker on drums!
Terry Lightfoot * clarinet
Colin Smith * trumpet
John Bennett * trombone
Wayne Chandler * banjo
Bill Reid * bass
Ginger Baker * drums

More info at https://thejazzclarinet.blogspot.com/2016/07/terry-lightfoots-jazzmen-tradition-in.html

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Comment by leonard:

Added alternate flipback sleeve (with Columbia) and label images

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Comment by janiejjones:

Added blue Columbia label variant, the (P) years all to the left, not split, no tax code visible. Strange the earlier b side label has "MT" visible, which according to my only source on discogs was only valid from Jan to Jun 1963? Printers code on mine is 6507, but company inner as on 45spaces points to a 67 packaging (but this may have been changed by previous owners anytime)

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Comment by jabdc5:

Dave Clark didn't play on any of these tracks, Bobby Graham did

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Catch Us If You Can by The Dave Clark Five for The British Movie filmed in Black & White for Columbia 33SX 1756 Monday September 6th 1965 is the great original album with Denis,Mike,Rick,Lenny & Dave.



Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Friday May 22nd 1964 A Session with The Dave Clark Five Columbia 33SX 1598 & The 12 Original Tracks.

On Broadway sung by Mike Smith of The Dave Clark Five are great song and Time is the great wonderful tune.


Terry

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Comment by dr.pepper1952:

add another Labels

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Friday July 24th 1964 Columbia 33SX 1635 Tribute To Michael Holliday LP Record who sadly passed away on Tuesday October 29th 1963 at the age of 38 years in Croydon Surrey and the final photograph of the ex-boxer the late Freddie Mills in Soho London.

Terry Christie.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Monday April 1st 1963 Something for Mum played the late Russ Conway Columbia 33SX 1505-Brian Fahey & Philip Green Conducted The Orchestra is The Great Original LP Record of 1963.



Terry Christie,
A Great fan of E.M.I Records.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Friday October 28th 1960 Party Time played by the late Russ Conway Columbia 33SX 1279 & The 16 Tracks Produced by Norman Newell.

Terry Christie-The Saint ST-1

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Friday June 11th 1965,The First LP Record by Hermans Hermits Columbia 33SX 1727 Produced by Mickie Most The 12 Tracks.


Terry.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

The Second LP Record by Hermans Hermits Columbia SX 6084 Saturday November 5th 1966 with 12 Tracks and lead singer Peter Noone best known as Stanley Fairclough in Granada Television's Coronation Street.


The Great Sixties Music of 1966.


Terry

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Comment by Redpunk SUBS:

Added label scans with full stop in Cat. No.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

The First LP Record by lovely Ruby Murray on Wednesday November 9th 1955 Columbia 33S 1079 & She's The Great Singer from The Fabulous Fifties & The Swinging Sixties Music.


Tuesday December 17th 1996 Ruby Murray passed away at the age of 61 years in Devon.


Terry Christie.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Hi Michael Holliday 33S 1114 Saturday October 11th 1958 & The Five Original Tracks LP Record & The Great Man in British Pop Music icon.


Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Enjoy Yourself played by Russ Conway Columbia 33SX 1639 Sunday October 11th 1964.


Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Thursday November 12th 1964 Sunds Incorporated LP Columbia 33SX 1659 is the great record


Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

The first LP Record by Peter Asher & Gordon Waller Columbia 33SX 1630 Released Friday June 5th 1964.


Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Cliff Richard LP Wednesday April 7th 1965 Columbia 33SX 1709 Backed by The Shadows Hank,Bruce,John & Brian.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

The British Musical Movie Wonderful Life Columbia 33SX 1628 Friday July 10th 1964 by Cliff Richard & The Shadows.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Cliff's Hit Album Columbia 33SX 1512 Backed by The Shadows-Norrie Paramor & His Orchestra from 1958-62.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Friday January 18th 1963,Summer Holiday is The Great British Musical Film by Cliff Richard & The Shadows Director Peter Yates for The Saint,Danger Man,The Baron ITV 1963-66 on Columbia 33SX 1472 Made Number 1 in The British LP Charts.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Tuesday August 28th 1962,32 Minutes & 17 Seconds with Cliff Richard-The Shadows-Norrie Paramor & His Orchestra Columbia SCX 3436-Columbia 33SX 1431 Made Number 3 in The British LP Charts.

Tracks How Long is Forever-Let's Make A Memory-Spanish Harlem-Falling in Love With Love backed by Norrie Paramor for David Jacobs BBC Radio 2


Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

The Young Ones is The Great British Musical Movie with Cliff Richard & The Shadows-Robert Morley-Carol Gray and The Newsreader for The BBC-tv News Richard Baker in 1961.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

21 Today by Cliff Richard & The Shadows-Norrie Paramor & His Orchestra 16 Original Tracks-Rock'n'Roll Classics-Love Songs Made Number 1 in The British LP Charts.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Monday May 15th 1961,Listen To Cliff LP Columbia SCX 3375 sung by Cliff Richard & The Shadows-Norrie Paramor & His Orchestra-Bernard Ebbinghouse Band with The 16 Original Tracks Made Number 2 in The British LP Charts.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Saturday September 3rd 1960,Me & My Shadows played by Cliff Richard & The Shadows Columbia SCX 3330 Made Number 2 in The British LP Charts with 16 Original Tracks Stereo-Mono Tracks is the great album.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Tuesday November 24th 1959 Cliff Richard Second LP,Cliff Sings Columbia 33SX 1192-16 Original Tracks Rock'n'Roll-Love Songs backed by The Shadows-Norrie Paramor & His Orchestra made number 2 in The British LP Charts.

Terry

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Friday April 3rd 1959,Cliff Richard & The Drifters(Live) Columbia 33SX 1147 & 16 Original Rock'n'Roll Classics with Hank B.Marvin,Jet Harris,Tony Meehan & Bruce Welch at E.M.I Recording Studios Abbey Road London with Thousands of Screaming fans on the record made number 4 in The British LP Charts.


Terry

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Comment by Kevin Walsh1:

The two Bacharach-David songs were recorded in August 1964.

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Comment by Kevin Walsh1:

The two Bacharach-David songs were recorded in August 1964.

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Comment by Hawkmarty SUBS:

The sleeve front and labels state just Cliff Richard. The sleeve back states that some tracks have The Shadows backing and some have Norrie yet all the artist fields have Cliff and The Shadows.
I think it should just be Cliff or the Norrie ones must be amended. Anybody have strong emotions either way?

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Comment by whitewhale1965:

See You In My Drums
[YouTube Video]

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Columbia 33SX 1358,Stringbeat composed by John Barry Seven & His Orchestra since 1961 and the wonderful track Starfire written by Jerry Lordan Columbia DB 4699.


Terry.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Stringbeat played by John Barry Seven & Orchestra Columbia SCX 3401 in 1961.

Terry.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Friday December 25th 1959,Hello London played by Frank Barber & His Orchestra with Michael Sammes Singers Columbia 33SX 1193.

Terry.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Portrait in Song by Frank Ifield Columbia 33SX 1723 since 1965 is the great LP record.

Terry.