Vinyl Album - Bobby Rydell - Salutes "The Great Ones" - Cameo

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Bobby Rydell
Title:	Salutes "The Great Ones"
Label:	Cameo
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	C-1010
Date:	Mar 1961
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Bobby Rydell	Mammy	Lewis, Young, Donaldson	Rate
A2	Bobby Rydell	That Old Black Magic	Mercer, Arlen	Rate
A3	Bobby Rydell	All Of You	Cole Porter	Rate
A4	Bobby Rydell	Frenesi	Dominquez, Charles, Russell	Rate
A5	Bobby Rydell	April Showers	DeSylva, Silvers	Rate
A6	Bobby Rydell	Everything's Coming Up Roses	Sondheim, Styne	Rate
B1	Bobby Rydell	There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder	Jolson, Rose, Dreyer	Rate
B2	Bobby Rydell	This Could Be The Start Of Something Big	Steve Allen	Rate
B3	Bobby Rydell	So Rare	Sharpe, Herst	Rate
B4	Bobby Rydell	Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams	Koehler, Moll, Barris	Rate
B5	Bobby Rydell	The Birth Of The Blues	De Sylva, Henderson, Brown	Rate
B6	Bobby Rydell	Nice Work If You Can Get It	I. Gershwin, G. Gershwin	Rate

Notes

Arranger - Dave Appell.
Producer - Bernie Lowe.
"1963" is stated on the label.

Stereo issue under SC-1010.

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veejay gilbert 20th Nov 2022



TheJudge 21st Jun 2014		Thanks for that - I've changed the release year to 1961 and added a note to the image that it relates to a post-'62 pressing.



cussincarryinon02 20th Jun 2014		Several Cameo LPs released between 1961 and 1963 show at the bottom of the label »© 1960 CAMEO Records«. This obviously does not indicate the production or release date (which anyhow should have been indicated by ℗, not ©); it merely indicates that the label design was introduced (and copyrighted) by Cameo in 1960. The label design shown above is still the same as the ones having »© 1960 CAMEO Records«, but now it says »© 1963 CAMEO-PARKWAY Records«. The merger (or renaming) Cameo > Cameo-Parkway took place in late 1962, and so probably they soon after renewed the copyright for the label design and exchanged »© 1960 CAMEO Records« for »© 1963 CAMEO-PARKWAY Records«. However, this still didn't indicate any production or release date. In the above case, the label indicates therefore a re-issue made at some point after 1962. The original release was in March 1961 (see BB March 27, 1961, p. 18); same release date on bsnpubs.com. I haven't seen a label of this LP from the first 1961 issue, but it certainly doesn't show »© 1963 CAMEO-PARKWAY Records«. It should either show »© 1960 CAMEO Records« (as on several Cameo LPs) or have no such indication at all (as on some other Cameo LPs).



TheJudge 20th Jun 2014		The "1963" on the label may well be the copyright for that label design. Cameo certainly did that on their singles. Discogs gives 1961 as the year of release for this one. Anyone with any further knowledge?

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