Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Country Spectacular! 24 All-Time Gold Hits - Mercury

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Country Spectacular! 24 All-Time Gold Hits
Label:	Mercury
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MGP-2-105
Date:	Mar 1968
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Roger Miller	Dang Me	Roger Miller	Rate
A2	Roy Drusky	Weakness In A Man	Johnny Chestnut	Rate
A3	Pete Drake	Forever	Buddy Killen	Rate
A4	Anita Carter	Love's Ring Of Fire	Merle Kilgore, June Carter	Rate
A5	Faron Young	Unmitigated Gall	Mel Tillis	Rate
A6	Rex Allen	Only The Hangman	Wayne P. Walker	Rate
B1	Dave Dudley	Six Days On The Road	Earl Green, Carl Montgomery	Rate
B2	Margie Singleton	Old Records	Merle Kilgore, Arthur Thomas	Rate
B3	George Jones	Aching, Breaking Heart	Roe Hall	Rate
B4	Mother Maybelle Carter	Wildwood Flower	Alvin Pleasant Carter	Rate
B5	James O'Gwynn	House Of Blue Lovers	Jack Newman	Rate
B6	Claude Grey	I'll Just Have A Cup Of Coffee	Bill Brock	Rate
C1	Faron Young	Wonderful World Of Women	Wayne P. Walker, Bobby Sykes, Eddie Miller	Rate
C2	Roy Drusky And Priscilla Mitchell	Trouble On Our Line	Dixie Dean, Ray King	Rate
C3	Tom T. Hall	I Washed My Face In The Morning Dew	Tom T. Hall	Rate
C4	Leroy Van Dyke	Your Money	Howard Hausey	Rate
C5	Rex Allen	Don't Go Near The Indians	Lorene Mann	Rate
C6	Johnny Sea	If It Wasn't For Hard Luck	Edwin Bruce	Rate
D1	Roy Drusky	Peel Me A 'Nanner	Bill Anderson	Rate
D2	Priscilla Mitchell	He's Not For Real	Jerry Reed	Rate
D3	Dave Dudley	Truck Driving Son-Of-A-Gun	Dixie Dean, Ray King	Rate
D4	Lester Flatt And Earl Scruggs	Foggy Mountain Breakdown	Earl Scruggs	Rate
D5	Jimmie Skinner	I Found My Girl In The U.S.A.	Jimmie Skinner	Rate
D6	Tom T. Hall	Beauty Is A Fading Flower	Tom T. Hall	Rate

Notes

Mono.
These two discs of 33.33 rpm concern various country tunes that were recorded by means of Mercury records. This is the first disc of which the Mercury logo of the front jacket is enclosed in one oval whereas, the Mercury logo of the reverse jacket is enclosed in the two ovals that were utilized from 1957-1968. Additonally, the Mercury logo appears in all-white capital letters by means of the labels of these discs.

Though the main catalog number indicates that 2 different discs are part of one item, the sub-catalog number of disc #1 is Mercury MG-21152 and the sub-catalog number of disc #2 is Mercury MG-21153. Due to the fact that Mercury MG-21154 and MG-21155 were NOT issued, the next LP, which was Mercury MG-21156, the Mercury logo by means of both the front and reverse jackets was enclosed in one oval. However, the Mercury label logo continued to appear in all-white capital letters until the label-logo of the Mercury discs of 45 rpms had changed from the two enclosing ovals to one enclosing oval in August 1968.

Lastly, this Mercury disc was the final disc of which country music was monaurally and sterofonically issued.

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USA - Mercury - 1968