Vinyl Album - Eagles - Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 - Asylum

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Eagles
Title:	Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975
Label:	Asylum
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	7E-1052
Date:	1976
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Eagles	Take It Easy	J. Browne, G. Frey	Rate
A2	Eagles	Witchy Woman	D. Henley, B. Leadon	Rate
A3	Eagles	Lyin' Eyes	D. Henley, G. Frey	Rate
A4	Eagles	Already Gone	J. Tempchin, R. Strandlund	Rate
A5	Eagles	Desperado	D. Henley, G. Frey	Rate
B1	Eagles	One Of These Nights	D. Henley, G. Frey	Rate
B2	Eagles	Tequila Sunrise	D. Henley, G. Frey	Rate
B3	Eagles	Take It To The Limit	R. Meisner, D. Henley, G. Frey	Rate
B4	Eagles	Peaceful, Easy Feeling	J. Tempchin	Rate
B5	Eagles	Best Of My Love	D. Henley, G. Frey, J. D. Souther	Rate

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Lee Wrecker 8th Nov 2018		Thanks for confirming the finer details here Jasper.



Jasper 6th Nov 2018		Just found my copy of this one while looking for The Doors records - mine is identical to the images added here i.e. yes hyphen in cat # on spine, label, sticker and back cover.



Lee Wrecker 13th Dec 2016		Thanks Jasper, gone for 1976 we can change it if necessary in the future. Your story of what else came that day does interest me as I remember albums in the groups they were bought too. When I bought Helen Of Troy (John Cale) and No Fun (Stooges) I was having a kip in an alley on the way home as you do after a liquid lunch and other refreshments. Only to be rudely awoken by some God botherers thinking I needed some advice. No thank you I meant to say but said something a bit ruder I think but now when I hear these albums I always think of Jesus.



Jasper 13th Dec 2016		Hi Lee, can't locate my copy at the moment - mine is an Australian Record Club copy - the details I have are in exercise books that I have kept but back in those days probably didn't pay much attention to dashes and spaces in the cat #. Came to me at the same time as The Best Of Uriah Heep, Harry Chapin Portrait Gallery and The Best Of Gladys Knight And The Pips which is probably of little interest to anyone else but me.



Lee Wrecker 13th Dec 2016		Thanks everyone I'll go with 1976 then if the cat# matches Jasper's copy exactly. There is a slight problem though Jasper does your copy have a hyphen between the 7E and the 1052 because this one does on the spine, label, sticker and back cover. Or is that close enough? Hmm... maybe I've been trainspotting in CD World too long.



PhilMH 13th Dec 2016		I've just noticed that the back cover has the Australian Record Club wording ",,,under licence from WEA Records Pty. Ltd.", yet the labels have the standard retail wording "...by WEA Records Pty. Limited". Australian Record Company/CBS pressing anyway, but the matrix numbers seem to suggest the first half of 1978; maybe WEA (and/or the record club) had new masters made for some reason?



PhilMH 13th Dec 2016		Entered the Australian album chart dated 1st March 1976, so most likely released in February.



Jasper 13th Dec 2016		I can tell you that I purchased my copy 26th August 1976 - Asylum 7E 1052. Will upload when I get a chance.



Lee Wrecker 13th Dec 2016		The date on this is a mystery to me Discogs lists this issue as 1983 but doesn't have a listing for the Australian 1976 release so I'm not sure how to process this either as a reissue or a separate release so I've left the date off. If the 1976 release has the same cat# we could use that but I don't know otherwise we could use 1983 from the Discogs (unreliable I know) listing. I'm pretty sure the original release had the standard Asylum label though so I know this is a reissue but the rest is unknown to me.