Vinyl Album - Manfred Mann - The Greatest Hits Of Manfred Mann - Music For Pleasure

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Manfred Mann
Title:	The Greatest Hits Of Manfred Mann
Label:	Music For Pleasure
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	MFP 5269
Date:	12 May 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	19 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Manfred Mann	Pretty Flamingo	Barkan	10.0 Rate
A2	Manfred Mann	The One In The Middle	Jones	Rate
A3	Manfred Mann	Oh No! Not My Baby	Goffin, King	9.0 Rate
A4	Manfred Mann	Come Tomorrow	Elgin, Augustus, Phillips	Rate
A5	Manfred Mann	Sha La La	Taylor, Mosley	9.0 Rate
A6	Manfred Mann	If You Gotta Go, Go Now	Dylan	9.0 Rate
B1	Manfred Mann	Do Wah Diddy Diddy	Barry, Greenwich	9.0 Rate
B2	Manfred Mann	There's No Living Without Your Loving	Kaufman, Harris	Rate
B3	Manfred Mann	With God On Our Side	Dylan	Rate
B4	Manfred Mann	Groovin'	King, Bethea	Rate
B5	Manfred Mann	I'm Your Kingpin	Mann, Jones	Rate
B6	Manfred Mann	5, 4, 3, 2, 1	Jones, Hugg, Mann	9.0 Rate

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BEATLEJOHN 8th Nov 2017		Added all images...John



Neil Forbes 30th Aug 2015		@RC, take a peek over on 45cat. I've uploaded that single I mentioned last night. Check it out and see what you think.



Record Collector 29th Aug 2015		Just the EMI on its own



Neil Forbes 29th Aug 2015		So, what replaced Axis as a budget label? Do you know, RC?



Record Collector 29th Aug 2015		Last of the issues of axis on cd was around 1991 if my memory is right



Neil Forbes 29th Aug 2015		Okay, this as best I can figure it. The Australian Axis issue is AXIS-6087, which is just 31 issues on from the Motown compilation, "It's Summer" which was AXIS-6056, which would put the Aussie issue of this Manfred Mann LP as late 1971. Record Collector saw this album issued on Columbia(rather that HMV as would've been the case with Manfred Mann), that issue may well have been out in 1970, using the then-new label design for Columbia, HMV, Parlophone and Stateside labels. EMI would've issued this LP in Britain about the same time, 1970, but more likely on HMV, as opposed to EMI Australia's decision to issue on Columbia. The artwork for both British and Australian covers would've been what we have here, though the back cover may have varied, and the trademarks also varying. The British MFP issue, coming out in 1972, as it did, would've been a decision of EMI UK who had other more urgent LPs to put out before they re-issued "Manfred Mann - The Greatest". Anyway, that's my guess.



Neil Forbes 29th Aug 2015		I recently came across an American-issue United Artists release of them covering "When Will I Be Loved"(Cat.# UA-50,066) and coupled with "Do You Have To Do That", penned by lead vocalist, Paul Jones. Watch for it over on the 45cat. site soon.



Record Collector 29th Aug 2015		Yep as I mentioned three hit singles from 1977-79 best remembered for me



Neil Forbes 29th Aug 2015		Manfred Mann has had at least three incarnations(maybe a couple more) but as Manfred Mann(with Paul Jones on HMV), Manfred Mann(without Paul Jones on Fontana in UK, Philips from 1966 to 1969, then Fontana from 1969 in Australia) then a long gap until they re-emerged as Manfred Mann's Earth Band on the Bronze label in 1976. An unsuccessful re-mergence or two between 1969 and 1976 also somewhere in that mix but it's their HMV, Fontana and "Bronze age"(Palaeontologic pun there!) that are best remembered.



Record Collector 29th Aug 2015		Oh yes why,why,why Delilah



Record Collector 29th Aug 2015		Back in the seventies I knew them as Manfred manns earth band best remembered with blinded by the light,Davey's on the road again and you angel you recently featured on the newly released living in the seventies volume three



Neil Forbes 29th Aug 2015		RC, Manfred Mann on Polygram = Philips & Fontana issues from 1966 to about 1969 or 1970, and without Paul Jones on lead vocal. When the "Manfred" left EMI in 1966, jones stayed behind and recorded first on HMV, then on Columbia. And you're spotting of this album on Columbia is strange, to say the least, as all Manfred Mann singles and EPs were on HMV. but, to quote Tom Jones, "it's not unusual" in another sense as, in Australia, Little Pattie's EPs and singles were on HMV with some of her albums on Columbia.



Record Collector 29th Aug 2015		Looked up second records on line came across the best of Manfred Mann on EMI Columbia issue orange label Australian pressing



Record Collector 29th Aug 2015		Well if I see this via polygram I'll get it



Neil Forbes 29th Aug 2015		Actually, the comment I made(on the day of my 60th birthday, as it happened) would be wrong. The Axis issue would've been after the British MFP issue, but the year would be 1971 at least. And RC, I don't think you'd get this one on CD, somehow, but.... who knows? You might be lucky...!



Record Collector 29th Aug 2015		Ahh my next cd on my shopping list



Neil Forbes 4th Apr 2015		This is the same as the Axis Australian issue, about the same time. The Aussie number was AXIS-6087. The Axis issue, based on the number, might've been earlier(guessing), perhaps, 1971, which might mean the Brit. issue came later, but, as I said, I'm just guessing.