Vinyl Album - Jim Reeves - Jim Reeves' Golden Records - RCA International

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jim Reeves
Title:	Jim Reeves' Golden Records
Label:	RCA International
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	INTS 1070
Date:	1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jim Reeves	The Wreck Of The Number Nine	Robinson	Rate
A2	Jim Reeves	Welcome To My World	Winkler, Hathcock	Rate
A3	Jim Reeves	Bimbo	Morris	Rate
A4	Jim Reeves	(There'll Be Blue Birds Over) The White Cliffs Of Dover	Burton, Kent	Rate
A5	Jim Reeves	I Won't Forget You	Howard	Rate
A6	Jim Reeves	Mexican Joe	Torok	10.0 Rate
A7	Jim Reeves	A Letter To My Heart	Walker	Rate
B1	Jim Reeves	Just Walking In The Rain	Bragg, Riley	Rate
B2	Jim Reeves	The Streets Of Laredo	Trad. Arr. Reeves	Rate
B3	Jim Reeves	I Love You Because	Payne	Rate
B4	Jim Reeves	Missing Angel	Noe	Rate
B5	Jim Reeves	Danny Boy	Trad. Weatherly	Rate
B6	Jim Reeves	Blue Side Of Lonesome	Payne	Rate
B7	Jim Reeves	Auf Wiedersehn Sweetheart	Sexton, Turner, Storch	Rate

Notes

Record pressed in Canada, but most likely to be a UK release.

(Further information would be welcomed).

Some Copies with an Insert

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Sinkronizer 5th Apr 2015		Added those different labels here as suggested for examination though they may need to be moved to their own entry.



Neil Forbes 11th Feb 2015		Up to 1969 when Australian RCA issues carried the "button" logo on a lack background, we never saw the Victor name. Thus they were simply RCA! That "button" logo was all that should've been on American/Canadian issues too! The HMV "Nipper" logo should "NEVER" have been seen on any RCA/Victor product post-1929! The Gramophone Co. of England OWNED AND STILL OWNS that trademark(through EMI)! RCA should've only got the Victor name and the plant at Camden, New Jersey, NOTHING ELSE!



nboldock 11th Feb 2015		RCA Victor entries should be RCA Victor not just RCA. There'll be some need changing :-( As for your labels... technically it should be a new entry (as it's not quite the same label), but you could always upload them here in the first instance and we can have a look? (We can move them to a new entry easily enough if needs be).



Sinkronizer 6th Feb 2015		Now here's a thing, I have the identical sleeve (front & back) which like here shows RCA International (Camden), however unlike this entry my copy shows RCA International (Camden) on the labels (without the dash in the cat. no.) and is Manufactured in England, also ℗ 1969 on the labels and © 1970 on the cover, now should I put label scans here or as a new entry under RCA International (Camden) particularly as I've noticed there are numerous entries simply as RCA when they are actually RCA Victor.



lorangrecords SUBS 28th Oct 2013		I wonder between which years this appear? Could it have something with the cost or maybe the capacity to do. I have a Canadian RCA LP in a US cover?



gregs45s SUBS 28th Oct 2013		Canadian albums in British covers?.



nboldock 28th Oct 2013		Now then, this is interesting - this release also states "Made In Canada" on the label. Could RCA have been pressing UK releases in their Canadian plants?? Is that feasible? Both of my Reeves LPs belonged to my father (hence why I have them) and were probably bought new, and definitely in the UK. Anyone got any thoughts/knowledge?



lorangrecords SUBS 28th Oct 2013		That makes it for sure Canadian. The Cover has something to do with the British Empire maybe :-)



nboldock 28th Oct 2013		I will scan the labels later :-) ...done!



lorangrecords SUBS 27th Oct 2013		No label scans, but what makes this one Canadian? And why one matr# as shadow cat#?

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Linked Releases

Germany - RCA International - 1970

Germany - RCA International (Camden) - 1970