Vinyl Album - Ray Charles - Heart To Heart - London

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Ray Charles
Title:	Heart To Heart
Label:	London
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	END-013
Date:	Sep 1980
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ray Charles	Take These Chains From My Heart	Heath, Rose	Rate
A2	Ray Charles	Don't Set Me Free	James, Jones	Rate
A3	Ray Charles	I Can See Clearly Now	Nash	Rate
A4	Ray Charles	The Long And Winding Road	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A5	Ray Charles	Yesterday	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A6	Ray Charles	Here We Go Again	Lanier, Steagall	Rate
A7	Ray Charles	Living For The City	Wonder	Rate
A8	Ray Charles	No One To Cry To	Willing, Robin	Rate
A9	Ray Charles	Let It Be	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A10	Ray Charles	I Can't Stop Loving You	Gibson	Rate
B1	Ray Charles	What'd I Say	Charles	Rate
B2	Ray Charles	Your Cheatin' Heart	Williams	Rate
B3	Ray Charles	Eleanor Rigby	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B4	Ray Charles	Georgia On My Mind	Carmichael, Gorrell	Rate
B5	Ray Charles	Busted	Howard	Rate
B6	Ray Charles	No One	Pomus, Shuman	Rate
B7	Ray Charles	You Don't Know Me	Walker, Arnold	Rate
B8	Ray Charles	Careless Love	Charles	Rate
B9	Ray Charles	Ruby	Roemheld, Parish	Rate
B10	Ray Charles	Hit The Road Jack	Mayfield	Rate

Notes

The album actually carries three trademarks, London(the main label), Endeavour(for which company the album was issued), and CrossOver(who hold copyrights on the contents).

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Record Collector 22nd Sep 2015		not for me I just buy the record haha



Neil Forbes 22nd Sep 2015		Much of Ray Charles' ABC-Paramount(1960 to about 1964) and ABC-Tangerine(1964 to about 1970) appeared here through EMI/Stateside, but quite a bit of that Paramount stuff was also issued by Festival who had the trademark rights to ABC-Paramount(a similar situation to Roy Orbison appearing on London[EMI] and Monument[Festival], can be confusing for a record buyer).



Record Collector 22nd Sep 2015		yes same with the Seals And Crofts Collecton



Record Collector 22nd Sep 2015		clip I just posted the album you see I have on the Stateside label



Neil Forbes 22nd Sep 2015		I have the LP of that album on an original first-issue US ABC-Paramount LP. A few of the cuts from that album were featured in this set.



Neil Forbes 22nd Sep 2015		Another example, ELO Greatest Hits carries the Jet label but a K-Tel number and the K-Tel trademark "stamped" on the label.



Record Collector 22nd Sep 2015		I have this on a original EP



Record Collector 22nd Sep 2015		yep same with The Pick Of billy Connelly the main being Polydor with J&B Records stamped on it



Neil Forbes 22nd Sep 2015		@RC, sorry mate, but the label shows it to be London(the dominant trademark) with Endeavour(the client) smaller, and to the right, above the catalogue number(which, I'll grant, is an Endeavour series number), and CrossOver, the content copyright holder and originator of the compilation, its trademark to the left of the label. Technically, this LP should be shown as London/Endeavour but, when adding anew album, there's no provision for showing such a pairing.



Record Collector 22nd Sep 2015		actually the main label is endeavour records best remembered for Rock n Roll heaven and Reach for the Sky by Apollo 100



Neil Forbes 22nd Sep 2015		I bought this LP at Rices(can't remember when, likely two or more years back) for the princely sum of $1. I bought it because of track A6, which I had on an American-issue 45 but wanted a stereo mix, which this album provided. I reckon Charles was displaying a wicked sense of humour by recording A3.

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UK - London - 1980