Vinyl Album - Billy Stewart - Unbelievable - Chess

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Billy Stewart
Title:	Unbelievable
Label:	Chess
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LP-1499
Date:	Mar 1966
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Billy Stewart	Summertime	Gershwin, Heyward	Rate
A2	Billy Stewart	Foggy Day	Gershwin	Rate
A3	Billy Stewart	Teach Me Tonight	Cahn, DePaul	Rate
A4	Billy Stewart	Canadian Sunset	Heywood, Gimbel	Rate
A5	Billy Stewart	Time After Time	Styne, Cahn	Rate
A6	Billy Stewart	Misty	Garner, Burke	Rate
B1	Billy Stewart	Moon River	Mancini, Mercer	Rate
B2	Billy Stewart	My Funny Valentine	Rodgers, Hart	Rate
B3	Billy Stewart	Love Is Here To Stay	Gershwin	Rate
B4	Billy Stewart	That Old Black Magic	Arlen, Mercer	Rate
B5	Billy Stewart	Almost Like Being In Love	Loewe, Lerner	Rate
B6	Billy Stewart	Over The Rainbow	Arlen, Harburg	Rate

Notes

Arrangements : Philip Wright
Engineer : Ron Malo
Album production and supervision : Billy Davis
Recorded : Ter Mar Recording Studios, Chicago, October 1965

a) 14215 / SR4M-6118 / XCTV 121415
b) 14216 / SR4M-6119 / XCTV 121416

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edlongus SUBS 23rd Aug 2024		Blue era label variant scans added. ...The blue and orange label scans and cover are from the Stereo issue, and there's a Stereo album edition in 45worlds that presently has no images. Could a Moderator please (pretty-please?!?) help with that, and 'Thank-U' in advance!! ☺ mod edit: stereo images moved



mleg56 28th Oct 2023



PhilMH 8th Apr 2018		Reissued in the same cover with the title "Summertime" when that song became a hit; my stereo copy shows "Summertime" as the title on the front and back covers with the record company as Chess/Janus Records, Inc. (the company from 1971-1975), but the actual record shows the title as "Unbelievable" and "A Division Of All Platinum Record Group", which bought Chess from GRT in August 1975. It's possible that it's a mismatch of record and cover, but it's also very likely that All Platinum just didn't bother to update the cover artwork, as I think was the case with some of their other Chess reissues (another sin that they committed was issuing black-and-white versions of covers that were previously in colour). (EDIT 24/8/2024: corrected typo "bough" to "bought".)