Vinyl Album - Clyde McPhatter And Jackie Wilson - Meet Billy Ward And His Dominoes - Ember

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Clyde McPhatter And Jackie Wilson
Title:	Meet Billy Ward And His Dominoes
Label:	Ember
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	NR 5001
Date:	1962
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jackie Wilson	Tenderly	Gross, Lawrence	Rate
A2	Clyde McPhatter	Over The Rainbow	Harburg, Arlen	Rate
A3	Jackie Wilson	Learning The Blues	D.V. Silvers	Rate
A4	Clyde McPhatter	When The Swallows Come Back To Capastrano	Rene	Rate
A5	Clyde McPhatter	Harbour Lights	Williams, Kennedy	Rate
A6	Clyde McPhatter	These Foolish Things	Jack Strachy	Rate
B1	Jackie Wilson	Three Coins In A Fountain	Cahn, Styne	Rate
B2	Jackie Wilson	Little Things Mean A Lot	Sturz, Lindeman	Rate
B3	Jackie Wilson	From Rags To Riches	Adler, Ross	Rate
B4	Jackie Wilson	May I Never Love Again	Marks, Erickson	Rate
B5	Jackie Wilson	Lonesome Road	Austin, Shilkret	Rate
B6	Jackie Wilson	Until The Real Thing Comes Along	Hollner, Nichols, Cahn, Chaplin, Freeman	Rate

Notes

A King recording.
I have not listened to the album again before listing it. So I may have attributed too many lead vocals to Jackie Wilson. Perhaps someone can confirm or correct my entries. The liner notes do not offer much help.

Comments and Reviews


Redpunk SUBS 18th May 2015		Sorry if I caused you offence but it is not possible to contact members regarding corrections but as you have done it is open to anyone to disagree and put their point of view.



carryonsidney 18th May 2015		Ember records and Ember International are the same firm, there are a lot of examples on 45cat.



gnag150flow 18th May 2015		That was fast action, indeed. However, the fact still remains that my copy, which is lying in front of me, shows the "Ember International Ltd." logo. It is completely different in style and colour from the Ember logo. It is a triangle containing the words "Ember recods", and "INTERNATIONAL", which is bent - for want of a better word - like a sausage, with the ends pointing downwards. Beneath it stand the letters "LTD". The actual labels are golden with the upper half in red. Writing in the golden area is in red, in the red area golden. The same logo is to be found on the cover of the album in black and white (on the front, and , twice, on the back). I am sorry I cannot scan albums, but I think it is always good to contact the owner of an item if there is need for confirmation or correction.



Redpunk SUBS 17th May 2015		Combined with other Ember releases as requested.



ppint. 16th May 2015		other ember nr5000-series lps are 33catted under the simple "ember" label; in the absence of confirmation of an actual "ember international" label, should this not be moved thither, and "ember international" closed?

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