Vinyl Album - Pete Fountain - On Tour - Coral

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Pete Fountain
Title:	On Tour
Label:	Coral
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CRL-57357
Date:	Apr 1961
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Pete Fountain	Hindustan	Oliver Wallace, Harold Weeks	Rate
A2	Pete Fountain	New Orleans	Hoagy Carmichael	Rate
A3	Pete Fountain	Mississippi Mud	James Cavanaugh, Harry Barris	Rate
A4	Pete Fountain	San Antonio Rose	Bob Willis	Rate
A5	Pete Fountain	Manhattan	Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart	Rate
A6	Pete Fountain	Isle Of Capri	Wilhelm Grosz	Rate
B1	Pete Fountain	Swanee River Rag	Stephen Foster	Rate
B2	Pete Fountain	Indiana (Back Home Again In Indiana)	James F. Hanley, Ballard MacDonald	Rate
B3	Pete Fountain	Sentimental Journey	Les Brown, Ben Homer, Bud Green	Rate
B4	Pete Fountain	I Lost My Sugar In Salt Lake City	Leon Rene, Johnny Lange	Rate
B5	Pete Fountain	Moonlight In Vermont	Karl Suessdorf, John Blackburn	Rate
B6	Pete Fountain	Chicago	Fred Fisher	Rate

Notes

Release info of this disc comes from the 15 April 1961 edition of the Cash Box magazine by means of page 46.

Pete Fountain and Lawrence Welk had earned more revenue for the Coral Record Company thru the successful sales of LP discs than the sales of any Coral artist combined.

Though higher Coral catalog # discs, such as Coral CRL-57358 thru CRL-57362 and CRL-57367 thru CRL-57369 were issued with the 1950's style Coral logo enclosed in an oval on both the front and reverse jackets in February 1961, this Coral disc of 33.33 rpm was the ABSOLUTE final one that was issued in April 1961 with these oval-shaped Coral logos. Additionally, three transitional Coral LP discs, CRL-57363, CRL-57366 and CRL-57377, which had the new Coral logo on the front jacket and the old oval-shaped Coral logo on the reverse jacket were issued at this time. However, the a and b sides of the Coral labels did NOT change to the new style black label until the spring of 1963.

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