Vinyl Album - The Canadian Sweethearts - Introducing The Canadian Sweethearts - A&M

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Canadian Sweethearts
Title:	Introducing The Canadian Sweethearts
Label:	A&M
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LP-106
Date:	Oct 1964
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Canadian Sweethearts	Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes	Slim Willet	Rate
A2	The Canadian Sweethearts	Half-Breed	John D. Loudermilk	Rate
A3	The Canadian Sweethearts	Freight Train	James Williams	Rate
A4	The Canadian Sweethearts	Blue Canadian Rockies	Walker	Rate
A5	The Canadian Sweethearts	Love	Burnette, Osborne	Rate
A6	The Canadian Sweethearts	Blowin' In The Wind	Bob Dylan	Rate
B1	The Canadian Sweethearts	Hootenanny Express	Bob Regan	Rate
B2	The Canadian Sweethearts	I'm Leaving It All Up To You	D. Terry, Jr., D. Harris	Rate
B3	The Canadian Sweethearts	Rocky Mountain Special	Bob Regan	Rate
B4	The Canadian Sweethearts	Out For Fun	Bob Regan	Rate
B5	The Canadian Sweethearts	We're Gonna Stand Up On The Mountain	Burnette, Osborne	Rate
B6	The Canadian Sweethearts	This Land Is Your Land	W. Guthrie	Rate

Notes

The Canadian Sweethearts were a duet which consisted of Bob Regan, the guitarist and Lucille Starr, the vocalist. After Mr. Regan and Ms. Starr were married, they were called Bob and Lucille when they started to record in Canada. Their first and best remembered tune was the Eeny-Meeny-Miney-Moe tune, which was released by means of a small Los Angeles based record company: Ditto.

Around 1961, Bob and Lucille had changed their recording name to the Canadian Sweethearts, and this group had recorded a tune called No Help Wanted, which was issued by the Twin Cities based Soma record label. When Mr. Regan and Miss Starr had signed with A and M records in 1963, they had released two discs of 33.33 rpm and many discs of 45 rpm.

Though none of their recordings were prosperous in the United States, three discs of 45 rpm had peaked within the top 5 Canada hit parade of discs of 45 rpm. Finally, this disc of 33.33 rpm has become a highly sought-after disc due to the fact this A and M disc was a deficient seller.

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USA - A&M - 1964 [Stereo]