Vinyl Album - Various Artists - The Best Of '66, Volume 2 - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	The Best Of '66, Volume 2
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	ABS 1
Date:	1966
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Tony Bennett	A Taste Of Honey	R. Marlow, B. Scott	Rate
A2	Ray Conniff And The Singers	King Of The Road	R. Miller	Rate
A3	Percy Faith	Yesterday	J. Lennon, P. McCartney	Rate
A4	Eydie Gormé	What Did I Have That I Don't Have (From "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever")	A. Lerner, B. Lane	Rate
A5	Robert Goulet	Try To Remember (From "The Fantastiks")	T. Jones, H. Schmidt	Rate
B1	André Kostelanetz	Lara's Theme (From "Dr. Zhivago")	M. Jarre	Rate
B2	Steve Lawrence	What's New Pussycat	B. Bacharach, H. David	Rate
B3	Barbra Streisand	The Shadow Of Your Smile (From "The Sandpiper")	P. F. Webster, J. Mandel	Rate
B4	Jerry Vale	Sunrise Sunset (From "Fiddler On The Roof")	S. Harnick, J. Bock	Rate
B5	Andy Williams	Michelle	J. Lennon, P. McCartney	Rate

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Trainman 30th Jan 2015		Would the 1967 releases be "Our Best To You"? The "teen" one, Columbia TBS-2 is on the site https://www.45worlds.com/vinyl/album/tbs2 I'll be posting the adult one (ABS-2) in a little bit (It's in the pile I'm working on now) (In fact I just noticed the catalog numbers, "ABS" for adult, "TBS" for teen, 1 for 1966, 2 for 1967. There's actually a method to their madness!)



Trainman 29th Jan 2015		Go down to my first comment, there's a link to Volume 1



vidman45 29th Jan 2015		There was a Volume 1 companion release that was more youth oriented. I bought both volumes because they only cost $1.00 each, and I liked the Eydie Gorme song. Columbia put out 2 more samplers like this in 1967. I had to dispose of all of them when we moved.



Neil Forbes 29th Jan 2015		Yeah, Trainman, this one looks like it's been aimed at the over-50s brigade. I'd hardly think that in 1966 any self-respecting 16-year-olds would be busting down any record shop doors to get their hands on this album!



Trainman 29th Jan 2015		All hit songs, and all hit artists, but the two didn't match up. Volume one was the more teen oriented disc, same criticism https://www.45worlds.com/vinyl/album/tbs1

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