Vinyl Album - The Amboy Dukes - Journey To The Center Of The Mind - Mainstream

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Amboy Dukes
Title:	Journey To The Center Of The Mind
Label:	Mainstream
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	56112
Date:	Jun 1968
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Amboy Dukes	Mississippi Murderer	Ted Nugent, Steve Farmer	Rate
A2	The Amboy Dukes	Surrender To Your Kings	Ted Nugent	Rate
A3	The Amboy Dukes	Flight Of The Byrd	Ted Nugent	Rate
A4	The Amboy Dukes	Scottish Tea	Ted Nugent	Rate
A5	The Amboy Dukes	Dr. Slingshot	Ted Nugent, Steve Farmer	Rate
B1	The Amboy Dukes	Journey To The Center Of The Mind	Ted Nugent, Steve Farmer	Rate
B2	The Amboy Dukes	Ivory Castles	Steve Farmer	Rate
B3	The Amboy Dukes	Why Is A Carrot More Orange Than An Orange	Steve Farmer	Rate
B4	The Amboy Dukes	Missionary Mary	Steve Farmer	Rate
B5	The Amboy Dukes	Death Is Life	Steve Farmer	Rate
B6	The Amboy Dukes	Saint Philips Friend	Steve Farmer	Rate
B7	The Amboy Dukes	I'll Prove I'm Right	Steve Farmer	Rate
B8	The Amboy Dukes	Conclusion	Ted Nugent, Steve Farmer	Rate

Notes

Even though this is the second disc of 33.33 rpm of the Amboy Dukes, this is the most remembered LP disc due to the fact that this LP nationally and internationally sold more copies than any other Amboy Dukes LP. Two tunes, Journey To The Center Of The Mind and Mississippi Murderer were issued by means of the same Mainstream disc of 45 rpm. Accordingly, Journey To The Center Of The Mind became a top twenty success by means of the US Billboard hit parade.

Despite the fact that only the stereo catalog # S-6112 appears by means of the front and reverse jacket sides, this disc was actually monaurally recorded simply because both the a- and b-sides indicate the monaural catalog # 56112. Furthermore, near the upper right angle of the front jacket a MONO sticker was pasted over the STEREO catalog info. because this disc was only available to radio stations and not to the record shops. Starting with the Growing Concern disc of 33.33 rpm 56108 (mono) and S-6108 (stereo), Mainstream records only indicated the stereo catalog numbers by means of the front and reverse jackets, but continued to indicate both the a- and b-side discs monaural with the monaural catalog numbers until mid-1968.

Finally, even though the MONO stickers that were pasted over the STEREO catalog numbers generally indicated that such discs were pressed for only radio stations, these disc images gave the indication that these were monaural stock copies simply because the monaural catalog number was indicated and that no stereo catalog # appeared on such monaural discs.

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Linked Releases

Germany - London - 1968 [Stereo]

Japan - Mainstream - 1968 [Stereo]

USA - Mainstream - 1968 [Stereo]

UK - London - 1969 [Stereo]

USA - Mainstream - 2007

Bootleg - Mainstream