Vinyl Album - Various Artists - A Week At The Bridge E16 - Bridge House

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	A Week At The Bridge E16
Label:	Bridge House
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	BHLP001 / BHEP1
Date:	1978
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Roll Ups	Everybody's Gotta Have A Hero	L. Hart Jr.	6.0 Rate
A2	S.A.L.T.	It Hurts Me Too	London	7.0 Rate
A3	S.A.L.T.	Hipshake	James, Moore	7.0 Rate
A4	Filthy McNasty	Move Over	Janis Joplin	5.0 Rate
B1	Filthy McNasty	Fire Down Below	Bob Seger	5.0 Rate
B2	Gerry McAvoy Jam	Walking In The Sun	J. Barry	6.0 Rate
B3	Remus Down Boulevard	Only For You	Sratton, Edwards	7.0 Rate
B4	Filthy McNasty	I Can't Get Next To You	Whitfield, Strong	5.0 Rate
B5	Roll Ups	Hand Shandy		6.0 Rate
C1	Jackie Lynton's Happy Days	You Don't Have To Pay / Ridgeway Blues	J. Lyntom	6.0 Rate
D1	Gerry McCoy Jam	Walkin' The Dog	Rufus Thomas	6.0 Rate
D2	Remus Down Boulevard	Gunrunner	Edwards, Stratton	7.0 Rate

Notes

Disc one listed as LP whilst disc 2 listed as an EP.
Disc 1=33rpm
Disc 2=45rpm

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deepinder cheema 15th Apr 2015		ah I see. This means that CBS introduced new pressing machines in 1969 to cope with the boom in vinyl demand but sadly lost their characteristic rough texture on label which must have been a hallmark of the Oriole machines. The Billboard news item states that 45 presses are in operation indicating the potential output of the place. No wonder it was used for contract pressings. I have seenJHE UK Track records on this press.



Boursin 15th Apr 2015		The Aylesbury factory was started already in 1964 by Oriole, just prior to the CBS takeover, and its newness may even have been a factor in CBS's wanting it. The move from the old Aston Clinton location, which had been used by Oriole since the 78 era, was completed by CBS in the summer of 1965. Billboard, 14 August 1965, p. 22.



deepinder cheema 15th Apr 2015		I don't know the area at all but I assumed that Aylesbury factory was different location to Aston Clinton, but of course it could be the same place. I do know that Columbia purchased Oriole Records because they had their own Aston Clinton pressing plant in order to set up CBS in UK and Europe.



janiejjones 15th Apr 2015		Deep, same location, just looked up that Aston Clinton seems to belong to Aylesbury. For me that look, besides CBS of course, is "Virgin", though they nearly always had etched deadwax#s, CBS stamped.



deepinder cheema 15th Apr 2015		The disc under the label looks typical of CBS when they pressed at their newer facility in Aylesbury from 1969 onward.



janiejjones 15th Apr 2015		Deadwax (etched) ONE: BHLP · 001 - A-3 TWO: BHLP · 001 - B-1 THREE: BHEP - {scratched out 00} - A-2 FOUR: BHEP · 1 · B-1 also stamped V or / or whatever it may be, typical of CBS Aston Clinton pressings.



janiejjones 15th Dec 2014		Added inside scans and sticker detail from front, stating contents as "1 Album, 1 12" EP", sides are cinsecutively numbered.



nboldock ● 11th Dec 2013		For LPs, we have to use a little common sense and flexibility (more so than for 45Cat, where the label almost always takes precedence). I think generally the SLEEVE is the most appropriate title for an LP as that is a very deliberate design, whereas the labels can change on the whim of the printer, print operator, designer etc etc. Really though, each case has to be taken on its own merits, and we can of course always thrash it out amongst ourselves - we usually get there in the end!



An6y66 11th Dec 2013		great, like a few albums ive found this one's title differs from the sleeve to the label. The labels sates LIVE! but the sleeve is= Live....a week at the bridge so which is used of does the secondary title just get put in the notes?



nboldock ● 11th Dec 2013		Howzat.



An6y66 11th Dec 2013		Can someone reorder the images for me please also i have done the title wrong so can that be changed

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