Vinyl Album - Aretha Franklin - Take It Like You Give It - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Aretha Franklin
Title:	Take It Like You Give It
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CL 2629
Date:	1967
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Aretha Franklin	Why Was I Born?	O. Hammerstein II, J. Kern	Rate
A2	Aretha Franklin	I May Never Get To Heaven	B. Killen, B. Anderson	Rate
A3	Aretha Franklin	Tighten Up Your Tie, Button Up Your Jacket (Make It For The Door)	B. Dawn	Rate
A4	Aretha Franklin	Her Little Heart Went To Loveland	B. Kaye, P. Springer	Rate
A5	Aretha Franklin	Lee Cross	T. White	Rate
A6	Aretha Franklin	Take It Like You Give It	A. White	Rate
B1	Aretha Franklin	Only The One You Love	E. Snyder, C. Singleton	Rate
B2	Aretha Franklin	Deeper	R. Clark	Rate
B3	Aretha Franklin	Remember Me	V. McCoy	Rate
B4	Aretha Franklin	Land Of Dreams	A. White	Rate
B5	Aretha Franklin	A Little Bit Of Soul	M. Bland, M. Mitchell, D. Wilkinson	Rate

Notes

Produced by Clyde Otis, except:
produced by Bob Johnston (A1, A3);
produced by Robert Mersey (A5);
produced by Bobby Scott (A2).

Arranged and Conducted by Robert Mersey (A1, A3, A5).
Arranged and Conducted by Belford C. Hendricks (B3, B4).

Cover photo: Vernon Smith.
Liner notes by Ren Grevatt.
Also in Stereo: CS 9429.

Images

Number: 532420

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Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02
Description: Columbia LP #CL2629 front cover

Number: 532421

Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02
Description: Columbia LP #CL2629 back cover

Number: 532649

Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02
Description: Columbia LP #CL2629 side 1

Number: 532650

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Description: Columbia LP #CL2629 side 2

Comments and Reviews


W.B.lbl ● 9th Jul 2014		The {Images #532649 & 532650} variant would have definitely been pressed before March 1967. In the period from August 1965 to the last tweaking of the red-label two-eye mono and stereo labels in fall 1967, there were anywhere from four to five sub-variants. This would have been either the second or third (that is, if you count very early 1966 pressings where red label pop, jazz and country LP's had Columbia Masterworks rim print at bottom while the "Masterworks" was left out of the top area below "Columbia").



cussincarryinon02 9th Jul 2014		My copy of side 2 (image 82649) has a sticker with the name of the previous owner; I rendered it illegible. Everybody is welcome to upload a clean label scan. Matrix side 1 (image 82649) = XLP116357-2C and A I and O (machine stamped). Matrix side 2 (image 82650) = XLP116358-1C and A I (?) and O (machine stamped).