Vinyl Album - Georgia Gibbs - Call Me - Bell

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Georgia Gibbs
Title:	Call Me
Label:	Bell
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	6000
Date:	Jan 1966
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo 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	Georgia Gibbs	Call Me	Tony Hatch	Rate
A2	Georgia Gibbs	Blue Grass	Joe Sherman, George Weiss	Rate
A3	Georgia Gibbs	Don't Cry Joe	Joe Marsala	Rate
A4	Georgia Gibbs	You Can Never Get Away From Me	Howard Greenfield, Jack Keller	Rate
A5	Georgia Gibbs	Big Wide World	Ted Randazzo, Bob Weinstein, Bill Barberis	Rate
A6	Georgia Gibbs	Kiss Of Fire '66	Angel Villoldo, Lester Allen, Robert Hill	Rate
B1	Georgia Gibbs	Let Me Cry On Your Shoulder	Joe Sherman, George Weiss	Rate
B2	Georgia Gibbs	Let Him Know	Jo Slater	Rate
B3	Georgia Gibbs	Venice Blue	Charles Aznavour, Gene Lees, Bob Darin	Rate
B4	Georgia Gibbs	I Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way	Jimmy Breedlove, Pat Brown	Rate
B5	Georgia Gibbs	In Time	Bill Barberis, Bob Wilding, Ted Randazzo	Rate
B6	Georgia Gibbs	Let Me Dream	Lou Stallman, Bob Wilding, Ted Randazzo	Rate

Notes

Although Bell record company had started to issue discs of 33.33 rpm by means of this catalog numbering system, Bell LP-1 thru Bell LP-44 from the mid 1950s to 1961, this particular Bell disc is the first of the Bell LP-6000 numbering system.

An unusual aspect of this disc is that all the monaural issues of the 6000 LP catalog numbering system had MONO indicated by means of both the a and b sides. Furthermore, almost no other label had mono indicated due to the fact that the mono hi-fidelity discs were still the standard at that time. Consequently, LP discs did not become solely stereofonic until 1968.

Georgia Gibbs was a noted singer in the 1950s who covered popular tunes, such as Dance With Me Henry of Etta James and I Hear You Knocking of Smiley Lewis. Though this Bell disc of 33.33 was the first that was issued in the LP-6000 numbering system, this disc had poorly sold mainly because the majority of music listeners had preferred rock and roll and not easy listening music. Finally, Ms. Gibbs will be remembered for her prosperous covers of rhythm and blues tunes.

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whitewhale1965 ● 25th Oct 2021		This record should probably be labelled MONO. [mod edit] done now...

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USA - Bell - 1966 [Stereo]