Imperial - Latest Updates

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Comment by TheDroid ●:

Composer L. Ransford was a pseudonym for Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks and Graham Nash, used through the Bus Stop LP in the U.S.

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Comment by 55bluesman:

added label variation

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Comment by Eltoro:

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Comment by mleg56:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by W.B.lbl:

"Wilson" on A5 would have been Stanley Wilson, music supervisor for Alfred Hitchcock Presents; no doubt it was his arrangement on Gounod's "Funeral March Of A Marionette."

Also, if this were proposed, say, five years later, would it have been on Decca?

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Comment by W.B.lbl:

From what I could see as here, Sides 1 and 2 are of the same order as on the stereo. Says so on the back cover, and the matrix numbers are such:
- Side 1 (begins with "Music To Be Murdered By") - IX-105
- Side 2 (begins with "Suspicion") - IX-106

Also . . . were this done five years later, would it have been on Decca (given, by then, his having moved to Universal to make his movies, starting with The Birds?

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Comment by Bgray1 ●:

Back cover and label images added.

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Comment by Bgray1 ●:

Added missing front cover, back cover and label images.

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Comment by LaurenceD SUBS ●:

I don't have a cover for this 12-inch LP. I borrowed the title from the original 78-rpm album (FD-24). There was also an LP release (FD-103). Still looking for some information about this '6001' issue.

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Comment by jakal68:

Full album

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Comment by mleg56:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by Charlie O.:

Dewayne Blackwell (one person!) was the author of "Mr. Blue" - the comma should be deleted. Thanks!

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Comment by lorangrecords:

Added cover & label images