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Member	Item		Review/Comment
spreadjoy 29th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - On Tour (1961)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 28th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - On Tour (1982)	I'm sorry about the images, but I just had to add them. Welcome any updates.
spreadjoy 27th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pierre Fontaine - La Clarinette de Pierre Fontaine (1961)	They have used Pete's real name on this release (although incomplete) Pierre Dewey LaFontaine, Jr.
spreadjoy 27th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - I Love Paris (1961)	Can't help with back cover
spreadjoy 27th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - French Quarter New Orleans (1961)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 27th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Down On Rampart Street (1982)	Cannot find "Moanin' Low" anywhere else of Pete's Albums Some composers a wee bit of a worry, here, as they appear in the Label.
spreadjoy 27th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Pete's Place (1964)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 26th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Standing Room Only (1965)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 26th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Al Hirt And Pete Fountain - The Very Best Of Al Hirt And Pete Fountain (1964)	The Original Label was Verve which became a part of MGM, straight re-issue. Was released as Mono & Stereo
spreadjoy 26th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain With Al Hirt - Bourbon Street (1961)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 26th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Music From Dixie (1962)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 26th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain With The Jubilee Singers - Swing Low, Sweet Clarinet (1962)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 26th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Let The Good Times Roll (1962)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 26th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Pete Fountain's New Orleans (1959)	Pete's 2nd Coral Album 1st in Stereo. All other records up until 1968 were released in both Mono & Stereo. These labels appear to be from a re-issue. Label issue, solved.
spreadjoy 25th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Lawrence Welk Presents Pete Fountaiun (1958)	First Pete Fountain Album on Coral Records
spreadjoy 25th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - New Orleans To Los Angeles (1956)	Not sure about these black labels First or Second Issue (Unknown)
spreadjoy 25th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - New Orleans To Los Angeles (1956)	Sleeve details .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 15th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - The Blues (1959)	Sleeve Detail .pdf on One Drive
spreadjoy 15th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Mr. Stick Man (1965)	Only copy I could find in Stereo at a good price.
spreadjoy 10th Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Jon English - English History (1979)	Farewell dear man, passed away 10th March, 2016 aged 66 years
spreadjoy 1st Mar 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Mr. Stick Man (1965)	Vocal Accompaniment by The Jordanaires Track 3 Side 1, Whipped Cream by Naomi Neville (aka Allen R. Toussaint)
spreadjoy 25th Feb 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain / The Sunsetters - Pete Fountain / The Sunsetters (1967)	As Cameo - Parkway Records of Philadelphia were in the death throws they started Wyncote as a re-issue label. It had a very poor reputation for both Cover & Vinyl quality. Why Pete Fountain found himself on Wyncote just amazes me. Song writers not noted at all on this record release. I suspect that The Sunsetters wrote their material, they were a very polished group. I have searched just everywhere for their product writers. The Sunsetters seemed to have released about 1964-1967 on Dearborn, Abbott, Heartbeat (Pickwick) and of course Wyncote
spreadjoy 25th Feb 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Those Were The Days (1969)	The Inner Gatefold Left was simply a Coral Promo page. None of the song writers were listed either on the Cover or Label. California Summer was also recorded & charted about the same time as this album release: Vincent Bell & The Marketts Puddin' was harder to track down, as this is the only place (to date) where it appears on Pete Fountain Albums or singles for that matter. Puddin' by Different composers:- Buie & Cobb 1969 Duane Eddy 1965 Ernie Freeman 1958 Roy Clark 1958
spreadjoy 21st Feb 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Pete Fountain In New Orleans	A Budget Release On Sears, may be the same as Pickwick SPC-3024 with Sides swapped around
spreadjoy 21st Feb 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - Pete Fountain (1966)	A Budget Release On Pickwick, may be the same as Sears SPS-412 with Sides swapped around
spreadjoy 19th Feb 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain - The Best Of Pete Fountain (1969)	I do not have this album, how many BEST OF's do you need
spreadjoy 18th Feb 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain And "Big" Tiny Little - Mr. New Orleans Meets Mr. Honky Tonk (1960)	Sorry about the back cover. Took awhile to warm to this outing. Seemed to be a very odd coupling, but after having listening a few times, really enjoy. A wee bit distracted by the use of STEREO. Very much a Pete Fountain Album.
spreadjoy 17th Feb 2016		Vinyl Album Pete Fountain With Al Hirt - Bourbon Street (1961)	An interesting record, Pete Fountain WITH Al Hirt. Al had many RCA albums by this time. His hits include: Java #4, Cotton Candy #15, Sugar Lips #30, Up Above My Head (I Hear Music In The Air) #85, all these in 1964. Fancy Pants #47, Al's Place #57, The Silence (Il Silenzio), 1965 Keep The Ball Rolling #100, 1968. This Album is a Pete Fountain record with Al Hirt helping out.
spreadjoy 17th Feb 2016		Vinyl Album Al Hirt And Pete Fountain - Block Bustin' Dixie (1961)	Pete Fountain plays the Tenor Sax on Washington And Lee Swing. Pete & Al did record an album for Coral CRL 57389 / CRL 757389, "Bourbon Street" in 1962.
spreadjoy 14th Feb 2016		Vinyl Album The Basin Street Six - Dixieland From New Orleans: The Basin Street Six (1950)	Oh to own this record, priced at $200.00 I guess I will not see it anytime soon. Pete admits to being able to 'improvise' before he could read music. I would love to hear Pete on the Tenor Sax He was once asked what was his greatest talent, he said "his ear", his ability to pick any note or notes and reproduce them.

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