Vinyl Album - Various Artists - "It's Trad, Dad!" (From The Columbia Picture) - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	"It's Trad, Dad!" (From The Columbia Picture)
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	33SX 1412
Date:	Apr 1962
Format:	Mono LP
Genre:	Soundtrack, Dixieland, Rock & Roll
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	20 Own
Price Guide:	$38
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Terry Lightfoot's New Orleans Jazzmen	Tavern In The Town	Trad. Arr. Lightfoot	Rate
A2	John Leyton	Lonely City	Goddard	Rate
A3	Gene McDaniels	Another Tear Falls	David, Bacharach	Rate
A4	Mr. Acker Bilk And His Paramount Jazz Band	In A Persian Market	Ketelbey	Rate
A5	Helen Shapiro	Let's Talk About Love	Lewis, Paramor	Rate
A6	Chris Barber's Jazz Band With Ottilie Patterson	Down By The Riverside	Trad. Arr. Barber	Rate
A7	Craig Douglas	Ring-A-Ding	Paramor, Lewis	Rate
B1	Gene Vincent	Space-Ship To Mars	Paramor, Subotsky	Rate
B2	The Temperance Seven	Everybody Loves My Baby	Palmer, Williams	Rate
B3	Craig Douglas	Rainbows	Paramor, Lewis	Rate
B4	Mr. Acker Bilk And His Paramount Jazz Band	Frankie And Johnny	Trad., Subotsky	Rate
B5	Chubby Checker	The Lose-Your-Inhibitions Twist	Mann, Appell	Rate
B6	Helen Shapiro	Sometime Yesterday	Westlake	Rate
B7	Chris Barber's Jazz Band With Ottilie Patterson	When The Saints Go Marching In	Trad. Arr. Chris Barber	Rate

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TopTwenty 6th Apr 2023		Lots of tunes are missing. It's worthless as is. Sorry. T20



veejay gilbert 15th Nov 2022



7226power 21st Jul 2019		(Recording First Published 1962) under A7 below Craig Douglas



duckeggs001 21st Jul 2016		Yes, it's definitely 1962 confirmed by several sources, and just to let you know I am a record researcher for a radio station.



Record Collector 7th Oct 2015		Wasn't there an ad that used that it's trade dad trying to remember what product it was



Neil Forbes 7th Oct 2015		For the life of me, I can't see "Recording First Published 1962" on the rear cover or the labels. That, in itself, is very unusual indeed! The label design is the same as that used by EMI Australia until roughly the end of 1968. And oh how tidy it looked without those ugly Australian "royalty stamp" trademarks spoiling it as they did on the Australian labels!



make1968 23rd Apr 2015		Added cover images.

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