Vinyl Album - Various Artists - 20 Flashback Hits Of The 60s - Majestic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	20 Flashback Hits Of The 60s
Label:	Majestic
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	NA-445
Date:	1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Vanilla Fudge	You Keep Me Hanging On	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A2	Johnny O'Keefe	Move, Baby, Move	Maurer, Farrell	Rate
A3	The Righteous Brothers	You've Lost That Loving Feeling	Spector, Barry, Greenwich	Rate
A4	Del Shannon	Runaway	Shannon, Crook	Rate
A5	The Easybeats	Friday On My Mind	Vander, Young	Rate
A6	Crash Craddock	Boom Boom Baby	Burgess	Rate
A7	Gene Pitney	The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance	David, Bacharach	Rate
A8	Normie Rowe	Shakin' All Over	Heath	Rate
A9	The Byrds	Mr. Tambourine Man	Dylan	Rate
A10	Wilson Pickett	Land Of 1000 Dances	Kenner, Domino	Rate
B1	The Spencer Davis Group	Gimme Some Lovin'	Winwood	Rate
B2	Cream	White Room	Bruce, Brown	Rate
B3	The Fireballs	Bottle Of Wine	Paxton	Rate
B4	The Surfaris	Wipe Out	The Surfaries	Rate
B5	The Jimi Hendrix Experience	All Along The Watchtower	Dylan	Rate
B6	Gary Puckett And The Union Gap	Young Girl	Fuller	Rate
B7	The Cowsills	The Rain, The Park And Other Things	Kornfeld, Duboff	Rate
B8	Roy Orbison	Pretty Woman	Orbison, Dees	Rate
B9	Col Joye	Yes Sir, That's My Baby	Donaldson, Kahn	Rate
B10	O. C. Smith	The Son Of Hickory Holler's Tramp	Frazier	Rate

Notes

On track A5, the label shows a misspelling - "Vander", which should've been "Vanda" - someone at K-Tel goofed!

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Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 23rd Jun 2015		This LP would've still been on the shelves, or in the K-Tel rack(if there was one) when Souled Out was issued. Speaking of Souled Out, some months back I bought a replacement copy after my original copy was accidentally broken. Gotta say, the back cover was poorly designed. Contents in red against a woodgrain background makes the print hard to make out(barely legible).



Record Collector 23rd Jun 2015		I wonder if this was still around when souled out was issued going by the catalogue numbers I'd say so



Neil Forbes 23rd Jun 2015		I bought this at Salamander Recycling Centre. The surface is somewhat noisy, some of the tracks may "jump", but it's a "collector's item" and has some tracks I may want to put on my computer at some time or other.



Record Collector 23rd Jun 2015		How freaky is this I was only playing it today but all the tracks I do have on cd



Neil Forbes 23rd Jun 2015		Well, I knew I'd put this album on the site at some time or other, took me an age to find it though! Whew!



Neil Forbes 23rd Jan 2015		Yeah, R.C., That's what I was getting at with my question. As newer LPs are issued, K-Tel "updates" the photo promoting the Record Selector device with one of their more recent LPs taking the front spot in the selector.



Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		hi neil if you look at the majestic album Souled Out Catalogue number NA 450 that's where the record selector has the super bad album shown first time



Neil Forbes 23rd Jan 2015		Are you saying that the Super Bad album replaced the Best Of A & M album in the photo promoting the Record Selector, R.C.?



Record Collector 22nd Jan 2015		I would say early 1973 going by the record selector as you can see the best of AM album that was replaced by the Superbad record



Neil Forbes 22nd Jan 2015		Going by the label design, I figured this to be a 1973 issue. There are a number of Australian tracks on here but "Friday On My Mind"(Easybeats) does NOT number among them as it was recorded in England, produced by Shel Talmy. To count as an Australian record, you need three components: Artist/group(individual or group members born or naturalised Aussies), studio(TCS, Melbourne; Bill Armstrong Studios, Festival Studious at Ultimo, Sydney are three examples), Producer(Pat Aulton, Johnny Young, Howard Gable, etc.), not forgetting the recording engineer, but he/she is part of the studio component. As long as these components are all present, the record is dinky-di Aussie!(the composition to be recorded is a bonus if its Australian though it doesn't need to be).

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