Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Guys And Dolls - Reprise

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Guys And Dolls
Label:	Reprise
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	F-2016
Date:	Nov 1963
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Orchestra Conducted By Morris Stoloff	Overture	Frank Loesser	Rate
A2	Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby And Dean Martin	Fugue For Tinhorns	Frank Loesser	Rate
A3	Jo Stafford	I'll Know	Frank Loesser	Rate
A4	Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby And Dean Martin	The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York)	Frank Loesser	Rate
A5	The McGuire Sisters	A Bushel And A Peck	Frank Loesser	Rate
A6	Frank Sinatra And Dean Martin	Guys And Dolls	Frank Loesser	Rate
A7	Dinah Shore	If I Were A Bell	Frank Loesser	Rate
A8	Frank Sinatra	I've Never Been In Love Before	Frank Loesser	Rate
B1	Debbie Reynolds	Take Back Your Mink	Frank Loesser	Rate
B2	Clark Dennis	More I Cannot Wish You	Frank Loesser	Rate
B3	Debbie Reynolds	Adelaide's Lament	Frank Loesser	Rate
B4	Frank Sinatra	Luck Be A Lady	Frank Loesser	Rate
B5	Debbie Reynolds And Allan Sherman	Sue Me	Frank Loesser	Rate
B6	Sammy Davis Jr.	Sit Down, You're Rockin' The Boat	Frank Loesser	Rate
B7	Frank Sinatra And Dean Martin	Guys And Dolls (Reprise)	Frank Loesser	Rate

Notes

Reprise Repertory Series

Images

Number: 1951013

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Description: Front

Number: 1951014

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Description: Back

Number: 2820095

Uploaded By: edlongus SUBS
Description: Side 1

Number: 2820096

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Comments and Reviews


edlongus SUBS 4th Dec 2021		Label scans added. I think the 1960s Reprise albums (with the riverboat and the lower-case 'reprise:' logo, with the colon punctuation mark) were the coolest, best-looking record label designs out there!!☺



W.B.lbl ● 15th May 2019		Inexplicably, A7 wound up on The Best Of Dinah Shore compilation issued on Columbia C 34395 in 1977, placed alongside nine of her 1946-50 string of hit singles for that label. (The liner notes called it "the most recent offering in the set" - but did not indicate how recent nor where it came from; consequently it was the only track in that album to be true stereo.)