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Comment by mleg56:

In 1966, record producer Clay McMurray had Turner's group do
a recording session, and soon after Turner was signed to MGM Records.
The label released his cover version of the soul hit "Stand by Me."
In the song, Turner not only imitated the voices of Ben E. King,
Smokey Robinson, Chuck Jackson and Billy Stewart, among others,
but named them as he sang verses of the song in their style.


Crédits

Arranged By – D. Coffey*, M. Theodore*
Engineer [Director] – Val Valentin
Engineer [Technical] – Milan Bogdan
Producer – Arnold Geller Productions
Recorded At – Tera Shirma Studios

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Comment by edlongus SUBS:

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Comment by edlongus SUBS:

This Mono issue might be a duplicate of this (or vice-versa?!?). And this entry shows the Stereo front cover...

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Comment by whitewhale1965:

re: my Stereo US copy...
S1E-13 ST X cat# on spine
1SE13 ST on labels
playout area side one: 10 MGS - 1460-S-1-REV-11 - 24 9 ℗ 1968 L8 ⬦V 1-SE-13 00 665096 = 2 A
playout area side two: 19 1SE-13-5-2 21 ℗1968 L8 ⬦V MGS-1461-REV-9 00 665096 = 2 B

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Comment by whitewhale1965:

B6 track title on back cover says: Can't Stop Running Away
B6 track title on the label says: I Can't Stop Running Away

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Comment by whitewhale1965:

B6 track title on back cover says: Can't Stop Running Away
B6 track title on the label says: I Can't Stop Running Away

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Comment by LaurenceD SUBS:

Added alternate label scans. Note the difference in track order for A4 & B1 between labels { 784611, 784612 } versus mine { 3636304, 3636305 }. Playing my copy, the track order matches my labels (and the cover back), so I have rearranged the track listing accordingly.

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Comment by Bgray1:

Label variant images added.

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Comment by mleg56:

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Comment by LaurenceD SUBS:

A couple of notes about the composer credits:
- Tracks A5 & B1(b) have the credit "will advise" - haven't seen that one before...
- I was surprised to see Bartholomew/Domino for track B5, and I can confirm that it's actually the song by Jane Bowers & Dave Guard.