Vinyl Album - The Doobie Brothers - Minute By Minute - Warner Bros.

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Doobie Brothers
Title:	Minute By Minute
Label:	Warner Bros.
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	BSK 3193
Date:	1 Dec 1978
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	38 Own, 4 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Doobie Brothers	Here To Love You	Michael McDonald	Rate
A2	The Doobie Brothers	What A Fool Believes	Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins	Rate
A3	The Doobie Brothers	Minute By Minute	Michael McDonald, Lester Abrams	Rate
A4	The Doobie Brothers	Dependin' On You	Patrick Simmons, Michael McDonald	Rate
A5	The Doobie Brothers	Don't Stop To Watch The Wheels	Patrick Simmons, Jeff Baxter, Michael Ebert	Rate
B1	The Doobie Brothers	Open Your Eyes	Michael McDonald, Lester Abrams, Patrick Henderson	Rate
B2	The Doobie Brothers	Sweet Feelin'	Patrick Simmons, Ted Templeman	Rate
B3	The Doobie Brothers	Steamer Lane Breakdown	Patrick Simmons	Rate
B4	The Doobie Brothers	You Never Change	Patrick Simmons	Rate
B5	The Doobie Brothers	How Do The Fools Survive?	Michael McDonald, Carole Bayer Sager	Rate

Notes

BB Top Album Picks: December 16, 1978

Produced by Ted Templeman
Engineered by Donn Landee

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gregs45s SUBS 2nd Apr 2024		@RecordDragon Hi, "Label Codes are four or five digit codes assigned by the German Performing Rights Society GVL, prefixed by LC. The codes are intended to distinctly identify different record labels in order to take radio airplay into account of the right labels. It is important to note that the codes are unique to the label and not the release, and that they should not be confused with Catalog numbers. Label codes are typically found on the back of the release and/or on the media itself. The current label code format consists of five digits, however, you may find four-digit codes on older releases which were issued under the previous system. All codes which were previously four digits have been extended to five digits by adding a preceding zero. For example, you may find either LC 0199 or LC 00199 on releases issued by Epic Records. " This page from rateyourmusic is helpful, and worth bookmarking to ID what label is what. if you click on the number ranges LC00001 - LC00999 you will find LC00392 which is the code for Warner Bros./Giant/Opal/Paisley Park.



RecordDragon 2nd Apr 2024		This vinyl play video of track A2 displays the side A label at about the 38-second mark. The label has 'LC 00392' at the 9 o'clock position. Does anyone know what that LC number signifies?



checkm8 18th Jan 2016		My cover and inner sleeve are a yellow cream color, but I have seen this cover in white. The color of my inner sleeve {Image #84233}, with the lyrics, is a little bit off with too much yellow in it (should be the same color as the other side of the inner sleeve).



TheDroid 18th Jan 2016		Added third label variant from Capitol, Los Angeles, CA. Side One of the label variant is RE-2, rather than RE-1, as in image #842359. I don't know if it is a scanner "issue" or if checkm8's album cover and inner sleeve are truly yellow. My copy is a very clear white like the original hidden cover image.



W.B.lbl ● 17th Sep 2015		Would that regular stock copies had a pressing variant with the fonts (and pressing ring) as on {Images #842359 & 842360}.



checkm8 17th Sep 2015		With acknowledgement to home45net, added upgraded front cover image. Also added back cover, record sleeve and label variant images. The variant labels have a much larger pressing ring (slightly less than 2.75" in diameter) than the labels in {Images #757661 & 757663}. In addition, Side 1 of the label variant is RE-2, rather than RE-1. The fonts and typesetting are also different between the two sets of labels.



Vinyl Fan ● 25th May 2015		Label scans added fmc.