Some long-winded sleuth deductions as I was 6 when this came out and I was into Mighty Mouse and Mickey Mouse club and about to Meet the Beatles in Jan 64. Al Hirt released Java on his Honey in the Horn LP 8-63. Java took off in Dec and was blowing up in Jan 64 [RCA full-pg ad 1.4.64]. RCA also had Ann-Margret, the female Elvis under contract and she was hot being in Bye Bye Birdie in '62. She had filmed and recorded with Elvis July 63 Viva Las Vegas not out til summer 64.. So I don't know who but someone paired her up with Al Hirt who also recorded in Nashville likely to get him some pop vocals which Java showed he didn't need. So Al is on fire in Jan with Java which has been out since Aug. To cut to the chase, this LP was released to radio in the new year same time RCA is working Java. ARSA mentions out of the box for Beauty LP airplay 1.4.64. There were no official 45s rel from this duo of Al & Ann. RCA put a full-pg advert in CB 1.18.64 pg 49. A mini was also in the RCA 'new releases' advert BB 1.11.64 along with 5 other LP pics and text of 5 other titles as advance set-up adverts. This got reviews in the 1.25.64 issues of CB pg 24 & BB pg 58 making me think the street date was 20 Jan 64..BB gave it an after-the fact 'New Action Breakout Album' BB mention 2.1.64 pg 10. As all thst was going on them Beatles were getting hyped on TV and by Capitol and VeeJay & Swan & Toll & MGM. Anyway, it feels like this duet LP slipped thru RCA's cracks, The LP likely sold better but radio esp in STL & SF were bahging the LP but with no actual 45 radio in Worcester, Wilmington, Allentown, San Bernadino, Tucson & Anchorage fizzled out. RCA DID release a box set of the LP on 45s and also a special 6-trk EP for jukeboxes. Poor Ann was also fighting RCA's busy schedule of Chet, Odestta, Sam Cook and even Al Himself who had a good run of hits after Java in '64. All this writing to say [IMO] "LP rel 20 Jan 64." Also my posting about Al Hirt is for my long-dead father who's love of Al [& Pete Fountain, Chet, Boots, Les Paul, etc] I couldn't fathom at the start of the Beatlemania rock era.