Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Juke Box Jive - K-Tel

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Juke Box Jive
Label:	K-Tel
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	NU 9020
Date:	1975
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own
Price Guide:	$4
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PRICE GUIDE

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Beau-Marks	Clap Your Hands	G. Tailleur, J. Frechette, R. Hutchinson, M. Robitaille	Rate
A2	Clyde McPhatter	Lover Please	B. Swan	Rate
A3	Ronnie Hawkins	Mary Lou	Hawkins, Magill	Rate
A4	Frankie Avalon	Venus	E. Marshall	Rate
A5	Paul Anka	Diana	P. Anka	Rate
A6	Del Shannon	Runaway	M. Crook, C. Westover	Rate
A7	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rock Around The Clock	M. C. Freedman, J. DeKnight	Rate
A8	Mitch Ryder And The Detroit Wheels	Devil With A Blue Dress On	F. Long, W. Stevenson	Rate
A9	The Tokens	The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)	Peretti, Creatore, Weiss, Stanton, Linda, Campbell	Rate
A10	Wilbert Harrison	Kansas City	J. Leiber, M. Stoller	Rate
B1	Joey Dee And The Starlighters	Shout, Part 1	R. Isley, R. Isley, O. Isley	Rate
B2	Lou Christie	Two Faces Have I	H. Twyla, L. Sacco	Rate
B3	Buddy Knox	Party Doll	J. Bowen, B. Knox, D. Lanier	Rate
B4	Chris Montez	Let's Dance	G. Stone, J. Bonime, F. M. Baldridge	Rate
B5	Castaways	Liar, Liar	J. Donna	Rate
B6	Clovers	Love Potion Number 9	J. Leiber, M. Stoller	Rate
B7	Johnny Thunder	Loop De Loop	T. Vann	Rate
B8	Sue Thompson	Norman	J. D. Loudermilk	Rate
B9	Newbeats	Bread And Butter	L. Park, J. Turnbow	Rate
B10	Curtis Lee	Pretty Little Angel Eyes	T. Boyce, C. Lee	Rate

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Vinyl Fan 11th Dec 2019		Added label variation Columbia Plant, Terre Haute Indiana fmc.



BigBadBluesMan 25th Nov 2015



BigBadBluesMan 25th Nov 2015



dr.pepper1952 10th Apr 2015		+ Back Cover



Record Collector 14th Feb 2015		Here in Australia this is the follow up to the best of Marty Robbins



Neil Forbes 18th Dec 2014		Just for comparison, here's the list of tracks for NA-466(Australian Version) - Side A = 1.Let's Dance(Chris Montez); 2.I Fought The Law(Bobby Fuller Four); 3.Clap Your Hands(Beau-Marks); 4.Pretty Little Angel Eyes(Curtis Lee); 5.Lucille(Little Richard); 6.Shake, Rattle & Roll(billed only as Bill Haley - no mention of The Comets); 7.Shakin' All Over(The Guess Who); 8.Party Doll(Buddy Knox); 9.La Bamba(Ritchie Valens); 10.Surfer Girl(Beach Boys); Side B = 1.Runaway(Del Shannon); 2.Rhythm Of The Rain(Cascades); 3.Love Potion No.9(Clovers); 4.Sweet Talkin' Guy(Chiffons); 5.Twilight Time(Platters); 6.The Wanderer(Dion); 7.Chapel Of Love(Dixie-Cups); 8.Twenty-Four Hours From Tulsa(Gene Pitney); 9.Get A Job(Silhouettes); 10.Venus(Frankie Avalon). How does this compare with the USA compilation? PhilMH, to answer your question, Frankie Avalon was issued on His Master's Voice, Del Shannon on London. London was Decca-owned but EMI-distributed in Australia at that time, and HMV - an EMI flagship label, of course. I can see only about 7 tracks in common between the two versions. In effect, this should render them as completely separate albums and should not share the title or the cover artwork. But that's my view.



PhilMH 18th Dec 2014		I wonder if the differences in tracks between countries could be due to licensing reasons, either a particular company not having a licensee in particular countries, or maybe if there was a licensee, terms couldn't be agreed? Off the top of my head, I see tracks from Mercury. ABC, Roulette, MCA, United Artists and Hickory, all of whom had Australian outlets at the time. (I'm not sure who had the rights to Frankie Avalon and Del Shannon then - or even now!).



Record Collector 18th Dec 2014		ahh yes I got this album and I thought it was a Australian compiled album this was the follow up to the best of marty robbins NA 265 previously Goofy Greats was NA 264 :)



Trainman 18th Dec 2014		That's why you'll notice of all the K-Tel albums I posted, none of them are linked, because it seems K-tel had a habit of changing at least one or two tracks, sometimes more, between every different country. Even between the US and Canada they're virtually never the same, often not even the same number of tracks



Neil Forbes 18th Dec 2014		A quick glance at my own copy K-Tel NA-466 in Australia, shows a completely different line-up of tracks! You'd think Aussie K-Tel would've made the effort to a) follow the American track line-up(content), there are no Australian records included in the Aussie issue - It's all American content! Or b) redesign the cover instead of using the American sleeve design, considering the difference in content.



Trainman 29th Nov 2014		I don't know, those tracks don't particularly bother me too much, although they're definitely not among my favorite tunes. It's not as weird as the sessions compilation I posted yesterday https://www.45worlds.com/vinyl/album/dpl20109 I mean, the "Guess Who and Ed Ames on the same album? I really should have put a light colored backdrop behind the album to show it up better, the dark green carpeting on my record room floor is not the best backdrop :-)



George Slv 29th Nov 2014		Hurray for this album. Altho I never understood why they felt compelled to add A8 and B5 from the punk late 60s. Trying to be cool with the hippies at the same time? Doesn't work. Note that the top of the cover does not extend to square corners, just the shape of the jukebox. But the Canadian issue had some differences in songs, including Daddy's Home.

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