Vinyl Album - Roger Williams - Songs Of The Fabulous Century, Vol. 1 - Kapp

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Roger Williams
Title:	Songs Of The Fabulous Century, Vol. 1
Label:	Kapp
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	KS-3211
Date:	1960
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Roger Williams	Somewhere Along The Way	Gallop, Adams	Rate
A2	Roger Williams	My Reverie (Based On Debussy's "Reverie"	Larry Clinton	Rate
A3	Roger Williams	Magic Moments	David, Bacharach	Rate
A4	Roger Williams	Blue Moon	Rodgers, Hart	Rate
A5	Roger Williams	The Last Round-up	Billy Hill	Rate
A6	Roger Williams	Slaughter On 10th Avenue	Richard Rodgers	Rate
B1	Roger Williams	Tico Tico	Abreu	Rate
B2	Roger Williams	I'm In The Mood For Love	Fields, Mc Hugh	Rate
B3	Roger Williams	The Old Spinning Wheel	Billy Hill	Rate
B4	Roger Williams	There's A Long Long Trail	King, Elliot	Rate
B5	Roger Williams	Thanks For The Memory	Robin, Rainger	Rate
B6	Roger Williams	The Glow Worm	Robinson, Lincke	Rate

Notes

Also issued as disc 1 of 2 record set KXL 5005/KX 5005-S
Orchestras directed by Marty Gold and Hal Kanner

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Comments and Reviews


Trainman 7th Mar 2015		FWIW, while it's not definitive, the label shown was introduced June 1960. If anyone has copies with the 1959 starburst label or the earlier maroon and silver label, that would help pin it down



Trainman 6th Mar 2015		The catalog number of the single release is solidly in the 1960 sequence. Maybe I should go over to Joel Whitburn's office and see if they know (It's about three miles from my house) :-)



PhilMH SUBS 6th Mar 2015		On the other hand, the listing of RW's charting LP's (this wasn't one) in Joel Whitburn's TOP POP ALBUMS suggests that this number falls into Kapp's 1960 releases, so...????



PhilMH SUBS 6th Mar 2015		Paul Pelletier's RECORD INFORMATION, Issue Two, has June 1959 as the issue date of the UK mono edition (London HA-R 2169) and September 1959 for the stereo edition (SAH-R 6033), so it is quite possible that the US date was several months before that.



Trainman 6th Mar 2015		British release says "first published in 1958" yet "Both Sides Now" lists release date as 1960 for both single discs and 2 record set. (although I would believe it if the set did come out earlier)