Vinyl Album - Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers - Twelve Top Hits - Avenue

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers
Title:	Twelve Top Hits
Label:	Avenue
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	AVE 092
Date:	Oct 1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Witch Queen Of New Orleans	P. And L. Vegas	10.0 Rate
A2	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Freedom Come, Freedom Go	Cook, Greenaway, McCauley	Rate
A3	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Sultana	Titanic	Rate
A4	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Surrender	N. Ashford, V. Simpson	Rate
A5	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Coz I Luv You	Holder, Lee	Rate
A6	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Yo Yo	Joe South	Rate
B1	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down	J. Robbie Robertson	Rate
B2	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	I'm Leavin	Jarrett, Charles	Rate
B3	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	You've Got A Friend	Carole King	10.0 Rate
B4	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Supertar	L. Russell, Bonnie Bramlet	Rate
B5	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Butterfly	D. Gerard	Rate
B6	Alan Caddy Orchestra And Singers	Spanish Harlem	J. Leiber, P. Spector	Rate

Notes

Produced by Alan Caddy.

Images

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Comments and Reviews


Ade Macrow 20th Jan 2018		Just noticed how the top of the spine says 'Golden Hour GH 523'! How bizarre! (Also has LP title at middle ad Avenue number AVE 092' at the bottom. The British release for Pye's budget-price series was a Various Artists compilation, The Hitmakers Present A Golden Hour Of The Best Of The Beatles Songs. In Germany, it was a Man compilation. I've come across/seen many mislabellings/mispressings before but a 'mis-spining' or 'dual spining' is a first. Presumably a consequence of both being pressed by Pye but still very odd.



TopPopper 26th Oct 2013		Indeed. Practically all the Avenue cover version LPs were also issued as a pair of EPs. Neat idea.



zabadak 26th Oct 2013		I've had side one on this since 1971, when I got it as a birthday present!