Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Break-Through - Music For Pleasure

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Break-Through
Label:	Music For Pleasure
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	MFP 1334
Date:	1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Franck Pourcel	This Is My Song	Chaplin	Rate
A2	Norrie Paramor And His Orchestra	Spanish Harlem	Leiber, Spector	Rate
A3	Wout Steenhuis	Silhouette Hula	Stewart, Graham	Rate
A4	The Norman Newell Orchestra	More	Newell, Oliviero, Ortolani	Rate
A5	Joe Loss And His Orchestra	Poppa Yo Quero (Cha Cha)	Lobsa	Rate
A6	Manuel And The Music Of The Mountains	Somewhere My Love (Lara's Theme From 'Dr. Zhivago')	Jarre	Rate
B1	Ron Goodwin And His Orchestra	633 Squadron	Goodwin	Rate
B2	Pepe Jaramillo And His Latin-American Rhythm	Exotica	Richards	Rate
B3	Band Of The Irish Guards	Michelle	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B4	Gary Blake And His Orchestra	Strangers In The Night	Kaempfert, Singleton, Snyder	Rate
B5	Semprini	Limelight / Theme From 'Modern Times' (Smile)	Chaplin Arr. Semprini	Rate
B6	Eric Delaney And Louis Bellson	St. Louis Blues March	Handy	Rate

Notes

Studio 2 Stereo sampler

1970's reissue was 'Made in USA'

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SirGeorgeUproar 17th Jul 2022		Added France label



Bodston SUBS 3rd Apr 2019		I would agree with that kab. Your images promoted.



kab2112 SUBS 2nd Apr 2019		Complete set of alternate scans now added. Judging by the comments made for this item, they could possibly be for the original 1960's release and the set already posted could be for a later re-release.



TopPopper 10th Oct 2013		People are using the dates on the labels. Fortunately, mfp released their "Hits" and "Hot Hits" series at regular intervals from 1967 to 1973, and this is an ideal guide to both the label design development, and the catalogue number sequence, enabling us to date the label's releases more accurately. When I upload the "Hits" LPs, which will be soon, it will be possible to slot the others in. Sorting by cat number is probably helpful meantime, but early LPs had different prefixes, which will mess it up a bit.



carryonsidney 9th Oct 2013		I think there is something up with the cats & dates on this label, if you sort by the label name you can see the cats are not currently chronological or sequential? I think the Published dates are a bit misleading on this label. Sixties label design to my eyes looks like this one



TheJudge 9th Oct 2013		It wasn't the only MfP release to be pressed in the US: https://www.45worlds.com/vinyl/album/mfp5263



Bodston SUBS 9th Oct 2013		I can't see any other markings in the runout. The Sleeve is printed in Great Britain by Garrod & Lofthouse International Ltd. Definitely a UK release.



TopPopper 9th Oct 2013		Strange to see Made in USA on the labels. The red oval design wasn't in use in the UK until mid-1971 but was in use in other parts of the world before that. The catalogue number is right for 1969, if it's a UK number.



carryonsidney 9th Oct 2013		1969? looks like mid 70's record to me.



bobzyeruncle 9th Oct 2013		Spotted the ring, but couldn't remember which pressing plant had that. Got a few Starday releases and Capitol record club copies with it. Is there a ----< in the trail-off? (Probably wouldn't show up if the metal parts were imported, I'd guess.)



Bodston SUBS 9th Oct 2013		Scratched into the runout. YAX - 3453 - 4 and YAX - 3454 - 6



W.B.lbl 9th Oct 2013		No question, Winchester, VA, based on the hybrid pressing ring/borderline deep groove (which measures around 1.390625" diameter - as opposed to the 1.5" diameter from the other Capitol plants.



bobzyeruncle 9th Oct 2013		Definitely a Capitol pressing. I'd be curious to know which plant produced this.

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Linked Releases

UK - Columbia Studio 2 Stereo - 1967