Vinyl Album - Cilla Black - Sher-oo! - World Record Club

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Cilla Black
Title:	Sher-oo!
Label:	World Record Club
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	S/5126 / R-00763
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Cilla Black	What The World Needs Now Is Love	Bacharach, David	Rate
A2	Cilla Black	Suddenly You Love Me	Pace, Panzeri, Pilat, Peter Callander	Rate
A3	Cilla Black	This Is The First Time	Doug Flett, Guy Fletcher	Rate
A4	Cilla Black	Follow The Path Of The Stars	Smith, Gallagher, Bell	Rate
A5	Cilla Black	Misty Roses	Tim Hardin	Rate
A6	Cilla Black	Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me	Strong, Penzabene, Grant	Rate
B1	Cilla Black	Yo Yo	Joe South	Rate
B2	Cilla Black	Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart	Greenaway, Cook	Rate
B3	Cilla Black	Step Inside Love	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B4	Cilla Black	A Man And A Woman (Un Homme Et Une Femme)	Lai, Barouh, Keller	Rate
B5	Cilla Black	I Couldn't Take My Eyes Off You	Willis, Westlake	Rate
B6	Cilla Black	Follow Me	Paddy Roberts	Rate

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Herr Bair 12th Apr 2017		The blue herald labels were introduced in 1971. From late 1974, all WRC LPs were given R- numbers, although reissues kept the original numbers on the sleeves. Like this one, which has the number "R-00763" on the labels...



Jasper 8th Dec 2016		A couple of other interesting little things 7/6/1979 I bought 2 RCA albums through WRC - Perry Como - And I Love You So - APL1 -0100 and Al Stewart Time Passages VPL1 7188. I was surprised that they were selling RCA at the time. The last album I got from WRC was 13/7/1979.



PhilMH 8th Dec 2016		Someone at Discogs must be misremembering, because the herald design was a lot earlier than 1975; all the budget-priced albums that I got from WRC in 1971/1972 had that design (as well as Four Tops, I had several other Motown, THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS (a repackage of FAREWELL TO THE FIRST GOLDEN ERA), and a version of Richard Strauss' ALSO SPRACH ZARATHURSTRA, all long gone, mostly replaced by original issues or reissues on the actual labels (except the Strauss - bloody boring after the familiar opening fanfare!). The only full-price one I remember having was also Deep Purple, MACHINE HEAD, and was the same as retail issue as far as I recall, lyric poster and all.



Jasper 8th Dec 2016		Hi PhilMH - looks like I should refer to my books before making comment, actually I kept purchase dates as of May 1972 - the first EMI releases I received via World Record Club were on 13/12/1972 - Deep Purple (Harvest SHVL 759), Grand Funk - Survival (Capitol SW764) and Moody Blues - In Search Of The Lost Chord (Deram SMLA 711). I will post when I get a chance and see if there is any difference between these and the normal retail releases.



Jasper 7th Dec 2016		Hi PhilMH - I need to investigate further I was a member of WRC from about 1967 to whenever it folded (still have quite a few of their old catalogues). I have a couple of hundred releases on the WRC label and also bought the EMI albums later in the piece but thought that this was much later than 1974. According to several entries in Discogs 1974/5 was when they changed from the "strobe" design label to the "herald" design, single address on the back cover and R-0 cat # on the label. I picked up this copy in recent times so I don't have a purchase date although I was meticulous in recording purchase date and other details for every album I bought between 1974 and 1988. By the cat # on this you may be correct that the original issue of this was 1972.



PhilMH 7th Dec 2016		I'd say more likely 1971 or 1972. I was a member of the club around then, and one of the albums that I had was FOUR TOPS NOW!, which was S-5162, and which Discogs has a 1972 release (probably correct, I don't remember exactly), and they also have this one as 1972. By 1974 the club had changed to offering full-price current catalogue, the same retail editions as available anywhere else (though the club had previously had EMI and Festival product as these budget issues, I only remember EMI product in the full-price range),



Jasper 7th Dec 2016		Added images - WRC unique cover design - probably available in a variety of colours and may be earlier release variation (strobe design label), not sure so listed as 1975 release.

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