Vinyl Album - Connie Francis - 20 All Time Greats - Polydor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Connie Francis
Title:	20 All Time Greats
Label:	Polydor
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	2417 318
Date:	Nov 1977
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Connie Francis	Who's Sorry Now	Snyder, Kalmer, Ruby	Rate
A2	Connie Francis	Stupid Cupid	Greenfield, Sedaka	Rate
A3	Connie Francis	My Happiness	Bergantine, Peterson	Rate
A4	Connie Francis	Everybody's Somebody's Fool	Greenfield, Keller	Rate
A5	Connie Francis	Carolina Moon	Davis, Burke	Rate
A6	Connie Francis	Plenty Good Lovin'	Francis	Rate
A7	Connie Francis	Where The Boys Are	Greenfield, Sedaka	Rate
A8	Connie Francis	Robot Man	Goehring, Dee	Rate
A9	Connie Francis	When The Boy In Your Arms [Is The Boy In Your Heart]	Tepper, Bennett	Rate
A10	Connie Francis	Mama	Bixio, Cherubini, Parsons, Turner, Barlow, Brito	Rate
B1	Connie Francis	Lipstick On Your Collar	Goehring, Lewis	Rate
B2	Connie Francis	Among My Souvenirs	Leslie, Nicholls	Rate
B3	Connie Francis	Many Tears Ago	Scott	Rate
B4	Connie Francis	Breakin' In A Brand New Broken Heart	Greenfield, Keller	Rate
B5	Connie Francis	Vacation	Hunter, Weston, Francis	Rate
B6	Connie Francis	Together	DeSylva, Brown, Henderson	Rate
B7	Connie Francis	Jealous Heart	Carson	Rate
B8	Connie Francis	You Always Hurt The One You Love	Fisher, Roberts	Rate
B9	Connie Francis	My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own	Greenfield, Keller	Rate
B10	Connie Francis	My Child	Lewis, Black	Rate

Notes

DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON GESELLSCHAFT/POLYDOR release
POLYDOR label

Same content and album design as UK POLYDOR 2391 290

Issued simultaneously on MC POLYDOR 3177 310.

Following the phasing out of MGM, and the transfer of that label's popular material to Polydor, the parent company introduced a new label design. Consisting of a deep red with black lettering and large expanse of vinyl around the center hole, it has been assigned the description RED/BLACK VINYL to distinguish it from the earlier, brighter red with white and black lettering, described as RED/WHITE/BLACK. It is the latter variety which has been most widely used. Because of the extraordinary range of Polydor international catalog numbers, it has not been possible to set out German album releases in anything other than a numerical sequence. Given that the first four figures of each number provide both the identity of the label and indicate whether the compilation be full price, medium price, budget or 2-LP set, numerical sequencing totally disregards the chronological factor, thereby jumping from the Seventies to the Eighties and then back again.

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arjayvee SUBS 10th Jun 2024		Added composer credits per label scans.



confranfan SUBS 25th Jul 2017		Despite the original British compilation of the above being assigned the Polydor International catalog number 2391 290, another number, in a different series, was given to the subsequent local German pressing. Confusingly, however, the British cassette, numbered 3177 290, was by-passed, and another international number in the same series - 3177 310 - assigned instead. There is no logical explanation for this.