Vinyl Album - Garfunkel - Angel Clare - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Garfunkel
Title:	Angel Clare
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	KC 31474 / PC 31474
Date:	11 Sep 1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	20 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	$15
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Garfunkel	Traveling Boy	Paul Wiliams, Roger Nichols	10.0 Rate
A2	Garfunkel	Down In The Willow Garden	Charlie Monroe	9.0 Rate
A3	Garfunkel	I Shall Sing	Van Morrison	Rate
A4	Garfunkel	Old Man	Randy Newman	9.0 Rate
A5	Garfunkel	Feuilles-Oh / Do Space Men Pass Dead Souls On Their Way To The Moon?	Traditional, J. S. Bach, Linda Grossman	Rate
B1	Garfunkel	All I Know	Jimmy Webb	9.5 Rate
B2	Garfunkel	Mary Was An Only Child	Albert Hammond, Mike Hazlewood, Jorge Milchberg	10.0 Rate
B3	Garfunkel	Woyaya	T. Osei, S. Amarfio, M. Tontoh, R. Bedeau, W. Richardson, L. Amao, R. Bailey	Rate
B4	Garfunkel	Barbara Allen	Traditional	Rate
B5	Garfunkel	Another Lullaby	Jimmy Webb	Rate

Notes

BB - Sept. 22, 1973 (review)

Produced by Arthur Garfunkel & Roy Halee

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Comments and Reviews


lorangrecords SUBS 17th Jan 2020		Added composers' full names as seen on my back cover



W.B.lbl 17th Jun 2019		Post-1975. Such copies are included in original entries, as "other" cat. #'s. Mod Edit: Done.



Hirailer 17th Jun 2019		My copy is stamped PC 31474. Is this the same or is there a difference?



W.B.lbl 1st Apr 2016		'X' in the deadwax usually - but apparently not always - signified Pitman, NJ. The texture of the colors on the label suggest the pressing came from either there or Terre Haute. (Metal parts on Columbia pressings in this period, mostly LP's but in some cases even 45's, usually got around a lot.) I have a bona fide Santa Maria pressing of this one, where the red and orange colors were a tad lighter. But all plants, apparently, used Pitman label copy type.



TheDroid 1st Apr 2016		Added back cover and label images. Here is a query for our esteemed W.B.lbl: The deadwax has "SX T" where the pressing plant identification would normally be. Does this mean that the stamper was originally used at Columbia, Santa Maria and then reused at Columbia, Terra Haute? Original issue LP's contained a folded B & W 22" X 33" poster. This is the only LP released by Art Garfunkel under just his last name Garfunkel.