Vinyl Album - Nic Jones - From The Devil To A Stranger - Highway

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Nic Jones
Title:	From The Devil To A Stranger
Label:	Highway
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	LTRA 507
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Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Nic Jones	The Singer's Request	Jones, Anon	Rate
A2	Nic Jones	Some Say The Devil's Dead	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
A3	Nic Jones	Billy Don't You Weep For Me	Anon, Jones	Rate
A4	Nic Jones	William Glenn	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
A5	Nic Jones	The Blind Harper	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
A6	Nic Jones	The Singer's Request	Anon Arr Jones	Rate
A7	Nic Jones	The Little Healthy Hill	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
B1	Nic Jones	Far From Home	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
B2	Nic Jones	Master Kilby	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
B3	Nic Jones	The Lakes Of Shilin	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
B4	Nic Jones	Newport Street	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
B5	Nic Jones	The Green Mossy Banks Of The Lea	Trad Arr Jones	Rate
B6	Nic Jones	The Singer's Request	Jones, Anon	Rate

Notes

The Leader Tradition Series. Produced by Bill Leader. Helen Watson on piano.

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Comments and Reviews


Fokeman 28th Jun 2017		I'm just putting up the Transatlantic issue now... This issue from about 1981 onwards. There was a repressing with Highway labels but April 1978 was the date of the original issue.



TopPopper 21st Apr 2017		Hi Folker. In response to your change request, I have checked the images on this page and can see only a Highway edition - no scans of the Transatlantic pressing. Therefore, rather than create two pages, I've just changed the label name. If and when a Transatlantic copy is uploaded, I agree it should have its own page.



Folker 21st Apr 2017		A belated word of agreement with Fokeman's comments. The Transatlantic and Highway issues should be separate. I've submitted a correction in the hope that the mods might sort this out. Ditto for Nics two previous LPs, on Trailer.



Fokeman 31st Jan 2016		I can't see the point of putting a Highway label on the page for a Transatlantic issue? Labels do exist for the Transatlantic issue and there is every justification for putting the Highway labels on a Highway listing. Apparently Transatlantic never owned the rights to the record - it belonged to Bill Leader's label Trailer but it got trafficked on to the next company (Highway) that bought the stock and rights from bankruptcy and then did the same to the next company (Celtic Music), which is where the sad story ends, more or less.



Fokeman 7th Dec 2015		This is the second issue with Highway labels after they bought the bankrupt stock etc. The cover is probably original but with a Highway sticker on it to demonstrate the new owners. On closer inspection the cover has been printed with distinct reference to the new owners Highway. So the use of the sticker was belt & braces since most of the time the sticker was stuck on old stock with the original label name of Trailer or Leader or Transatlantic.

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UK - Transatlantic - 1978