Vinyl Album - Frank Ifield - The Best Of Frank Ifield - Axis

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Frank Ifield
Title:	The Best Of Frank Ifield
Label:	Axis
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	AX-1045
Date:	Jul 1982
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Frank Ifield	I Remember You	Mercer, Schertzinger	Rate
A2	Frank Ifield	Lovesick Blues	Friend, Mills	Rate
A3	Frank Ifield	She Taught Me How To Yodel	Roberts, Emerson, Sciver	Rate
A4	Frank Ifield	Say It Isn't So	Berlin	Rate
A5	Frank Ifield	Confessin' (That I Love You)	Neiberg, Daugherty, Reynolds	Rate
A6	Frank Ifield	Don't Blame Me	Fields, McHugh	Rate
A7	Frank Ifield	The Wayward Wind	Newman, Lebowsky	Rate
B1	Frank Ifield	Just One More Chance	Coslow, Johnston	Rate
B2	Frank Ifield	Nobody's Darlin' But Mine	Davis	Rate
B3	Frank Ifield	Lucky Devil	Schroeder, Gold	Rate
B4	Frank Ifield	That's The Way It Goes	Welch, Marvin	Rate
B5	Frank Ifield	Up Up And Away	Webb	Rate
B6	Frank Ifield	Paradise	Brown, Clifford	Rate
B7	Frank Ifield	Happy Go Lucky Me	Evans, Byron	Rate

Notes

Up Up and Away Recorded in the U.S.A. Lucky Devil is a mono recording electronically reprocessed to give a stereo effect.
B3,B4,B7, With Accompaniment directed by Ken Jones.
B6, Arranged and conducted by Norrie Paramor.

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Jasper 23rd Sep 2015		I have a few of the MFP Gold Edge series these had the gate-fold cover with the actual record inserted from the middle - I hope that makes sense. I have Johnny Cash 1970 (the first in the series), Diana Ross and The Supremes Plus, Simon and Garfunkel and Robert Goulet With Love.



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		There was a few under the drum series too many to mention



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		I'm logging out for a while but I'll be back later tonight. Cheers!



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		Hi, Phil, I have the same album(on cassette) but pre-Drum series. I also have the original Chartbusters Vol.5 but on CD, issued by Polygram but using the EMI cover artwork(reduced to CD jewel-case size) but they only used the front cover artwork. Anyhow looks like the Drum series covered Tamla-Motown as well. Funny, I never struck any but obviously you have. Cheers!



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		@RC, you're referring to the "Gold Edge" series title "Diana Ross & The Supremes Plus", I expect. I have that album but the MFP Gold Edge seemed a very short-lived series. I know of only one other LP in that series, featuring Simon & Garfunkel, a ten-track compilation carrying a regular CBS label design but a Gold Edge serial number.



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		I have. Motown album under the music for pleasure gold series



PhilMH 23rd Sep 2015		Hi Neil, continuing the tangent about the Drum trademark, it was used for Tamla Motown too. I have the Aussie MOTOWN GIANTS lp (a cut-down version of the UK MOTOWN CHARTBUSTERS VOLUME 5) on the green Tamla Motown label, and I remember seeing it with the Drum logo on the cover a year or two after its first issue. I also once had a Supremes LP, BABY LOVE, which I think was originally on MFP in the UK, and I'm pretty sure that was a Drum issue.



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		Has the glen Campbell under the drum series



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		@Jasper, thanks for that info. this means EMI Australia held off in issuing this until a year after the British release, but, as can be seen on the Axis labels(above) the publishing year shows 1974, three years later again than the first Australian issue. Perhaps the 1974 refers to when EMI reissued the album as part of its "Drum" series. There wasn't an actual "Drum" label as such, merely the drum symbol appearing on re-issues across all EMI labels, Columbia, HMV, Parlophone, Stateside, Capitol etc., but curiously, not Tamla/Motown(or at least I don't think Tamla/Motown was included in the "drum" roll).



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		@RC, the Axis trademark is definitely early-1980's, I think they changed it again when they started issuing CDs under the Axis brand in the mid-1980s, about 1984 or so. As for Summit, yes, they would, on occasion put the trademark of the original recording company in the box alongside the Summit trademark. Then on other occasions only the Summit tm would appear and the original copyright owner would be acknowledged on the rear sleeve. As for the positioning of the tm, it would turn up on any corner of the sleeve, depending on the artwork and the best place for the tm, top-right, top-left, bottom,-right, bottom-left... it varies!



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		Another album comes to mind they did the same with rolf Harris all together now



Jasper 23rd Sep 2015		Hi Neil Forbes - According to the database from the site http://australianrecordlabels.com/ your copy would be 1971 - I know databases are only as good as the info that goes into them. The site was working yesterday but for some reason I can't access it now.



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		Summit did the same with moog plays the Beatles one corner the summit trademark and the other avco embassy



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		Looks like a mid eighties issue to me going by the style of print



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		Interesting they've retained the EMI/Columbia trademark in the top-left corner while adding the early-1980s Axis trademark in the top-right corner. I'd have thought that EMI Australia would've put the Axis tm over the top of the Columbia tm when reissuing this. Just noted the publishing date on the label, 1974! The original Columbia issue(SOEX-9723) would've most certainly predated that, even though there was no publishing year shown on the label of the Columbia issue(I have it in front of me as I type this).



Record Collector 22nd Sep 2015		Ahh thanks for that

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Linked Releases

UK - Starline - 1970

Australia - Columbia - 1971