Vinyl Album - Harry Secombe - If I Ruled The World - Contour

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Harry Secombe
Title:	If I Ruled The World
Label:	Contour
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	6870 501
Date:	Jul 1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Harry Secombe	If I Ruled The World (From "Pickwick"	Bricusse, Ornadel	Rate
A2	Harry Secombe	Falling In Love With Love (From "The Boys From Syracuse")	Rodgers, Hart	Rate
A3	Harry Secombe	O Sole Mio	Di Capua, Capurro	Rate
A4	Harry Secombe	Bless This House	Taylor, Brahe	Rate
A5	Harry Secombe	Be My Love	Brodszky, Cahn	Rate
B1	Harry Secombe	This Is My Song (From "A Countess From Hong Kong")	Chaplin	Rate
B2	Harry Secombe	Younger Than Springtime (From "South Pacific")	Rodgers, Hammerstein II	Rate
B3	Harry Secombe	Mama	Bixio, Cherubini	Rate
B4	Harry Secombe	Speak To Me Of Love	Lenoir, Sievier	Rate
B5	Harry Secombe	I Believe In Love	Franz, Blackburn	Rate

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W.B.lbl 22nd Aug 2024		This was on the UK albums charts in the summer of 1971. Take that what you will.



getalife 20th Jan 2017		1967 Wally Stott, by 1972 Angela Morley.



ppint. 20th Jan 2017		likewise: 1972. the apparent (p) label dates are - or should be: they're not entirely reliable - the dates of the original publications of the recordings (or, iirc, early sixties & earlier may be the publication dates for the printed music bicbw; check up on this before quoting me on it) and are given by numbered track on the two labels; any remaining tracks' original publication date is that of the final, unassigned date - which may also be that of the original publication of the album - but isn't necessarily.



djraggy 19th Jan 2017		I have several Contour LPs from around that time, so my guess would be around 1972 for the year of release. Don't forget as well, the "6870" series was running concurrently with the "2870" releases in the early to mid 70s, before distribution of Contour was taken over by Pickwick international, who re-issued the albums with a "CN" catalogue number.



PhilMH 19th Jan 2017		Yes, definitely 70's, because Philips/Phonogram and Polydor adopted the 7-digit numbering in 1970. And track 5 on side 2 is (P) 1969, so this couldn't be 1967 anyway.



leonard ● 19th Jan 2017		This one is dated 1967, yet onthe back sleeve there is an advertisement for a BEatles album which was released in 1971. Also this type of cat number was introduced later. Aren't all these 6870** Contour releases from the early sevties?