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Artist: The Fifth Estate Title: Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead Label:   Jubilee Country: USA Catalogue: JGS-8005 / JGM(S) 8005 Date: Sep 1967 Format: Stereo LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  6 Own Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Fifth Estate	Ding, Dong! The Witch Is Dead	E. Y. Harburg, Harold Arlen	Rate
A2	The Fifth Estate	Kisses For Breakfast	W. Wadham, D. Askew	Rate
A3	The Fifth Estate	I'm A Believer	Neil Diamond	Rate
A4	The Fifth Estate	Tomorrow Is My Turn	W. Wadham, D. Askew	Rate
A5	The Fifth Estate	It's Waiting There For You	W. Wadham, D. Askew	Rate
A6	The Fifth Estate	That's Love	R. Engler, D. Askew	10.0  Rate
B1	The Fifth Estate	Heigh-Ho	L Morey, F. Churchill	Rate
B2	The Fifth Estate	The Goofin Song	W. Wadham, D. Askew	Rate
B3	The Fifth Estate	No. 1 Hippie On The Village Scene	W. Wadham, D. Askew	Rate
B4	The Fifth Estate	Midnight Hour	Pickett, Cropper	Rate
B5	The Fifth Estate	Rub-A-Dub	W. Wadham, D. Askew	Rate
B6	The Fifth Estate	Birds And Bees	Herb Newman	Rate
B7	The Fifth Estate	Lost Generation	W. Wadham, D. Askew	Rate

Notes

Produced by Steve and Bill Jerome.
Arranged by The Fifth Estate.
Track A1 arranged and conducted by John Abbott & Wayne Wadhams.
"Heigh-Ho" is not listed on album jacket but is on side two label.
Mono catalog # JGM-8005.
Track B2 arranged by Wayne Wadhams & Irving Spice.

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johnnyhotspur ● 15th Jul 2024
JWMmusic 15th Apr 2018		This LP didn't chart, although it did have a front page advertisement on Billboard Magazine on August 12, 1967, & was a "new album release" on September 23, 1967 (pg 61).
TheDroid 10th Jul 2017		This may not be unique, but I certainly cannot recall any other album using a wrap-around to promote a single on the album. Apparently it wasn't too effective (or not that great a tune) as Heigh-Ho never charted. However, the band was much more successful with the title track as it achieved a #11 position on BB chart. (This was my original commentary in Feb 2016 when I added the cover with wrap around to existing entry JGS 8005) Accolades to BeatleJohn for noticing my oversight that Heigh-Ho was not on the original issue LP. Apparently Jubilee and The Fifth Estate were somewhat giddy with the success of "Ding Dong! (from The Wizard Of Oz) that they decided to try the formula again with "Heigh-Ho" from Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs. Second time was not the charm though, as the single floundered in the U.S. Jubilee added it to the LP in hopes of regaining momentum in sales but to little effect.

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