Vinyl Album - Petula Clark - The English Sound - Premier

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Petula Clark
Title:	The English Sound
Label:	Premier
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	PS-9016
Date:	1967
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Petula Clark	Romeo		Rate
A2	Petula Clark	Isn't It A Lovely Day		Rate
A3	Barbara Brown	Alfie		Rate
A4	Barbara Brown	I Only Want To Be With You		Rate
A5	Barbara Brown	All I See Is You		Rate
B1	The Supermarine Spitfires	Just One Look		Rate
B2	The Supermarine Spitfires	Since You Broke My Heart		Rate
B3	The Supermarine Spitfires	You Got Me Bugged		Rate
B4	The Supermarine Spitfires	That's For Sure		Rate
B5	The Supermarine Spitfires	Sassy Sue		Rate

Notes

A Morty Craft Product
Starring Petula Clark
Also Featuring Barbara Brown

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Dale45 SUBS 7th Mar 2022		The upper-left part of the front cover indicates STEREO, ELECTRONICALLY REPROCESSED.



mister_tmg 30th Sep 2017		Thanks. Not surprising, but odd for a stereo album.



guest star 30th Sep 2017		Hi mister_tmg, Seems to be mono...not surprising since Premier got the cuts from Warwick. Brian



mister_tmg 30th Sep 2017		Thanks for the review. Can you tell if the Petula tracks are re-channelled stereo?



guest star 25th Sep 2017		Review Time to get out the old de-coder rings to figure out exactly what's on this album! The songs are mostly good, but the packaging is - as with most budget records - a tad deceiving. True, there are two Petula Clark songs on this album, but they were recorded in 1961, well before her hits of the British Invasion period. "Isn't It a Lovely Day" is a remake of an old Ginger Rogers tune done to a cha-cha beat. And "Romeo" is another nice song, but - like "Lovely Day" - it stiffed in the US when released on the Warwick label. There are some songs here that were big hits like "Alfie" and "I Only Want to Be with You" but they aren't done by the original artists. Meanwhile, the mysterious "Submarine Spitfires" are really "The Buggs." Premier lifted their songs from "The Beetle Beat" on its subsidiary label Coronet. My book "Rock Rarities for a Song" tells the sad story of The Buggs/Submarine Spitfires." They received no credit or royalties under either name. Brian McFadden 7 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



mister_tmg 7th Feb 2017		The Petula Clark tracks are probably re-processed stereo, because they've only ever surfaced in mono on CD. If a track was available in stereo, it has most likely been issued on CD that way. So it's doubtful they were ever recorded in multi-track.

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USA - Premier - 1967 [Mono]