Vinyl Album - Arthur Lyman - Taboo - The Exotic Sounds Of Arthur Lyman - Vocalion

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Arthur Lyman
Title:	Taboo - The Exotic Sounds Of Arthur Lyman
Label:	Vocalion / Vogue
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	SAV 8002
Date:	1963
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Arthur Lyman	Taboo	Lecuona	Rate
A2	Arthur Lyman	Kalua	Darby	Rate
A3	Arthur Lyman	Ringo Oiwake	Yoneyama, Ozawa	Rate
A4	Arthur Lyman	Sea Breeze	Busch	Rate
A5	Arthur Lyman	Misirlou	Roubanis, Wise, Leeds, Russell	Rate
A6	Arthur Lyman	China Clipper	Conrad	Rate
B1	Arthur Lyman	Sim Sim	Baxter	Rate
B2	Arthur Lyman	Katsumi Love Theme	Waxman	Rate
B3	Arthur Lyman	Caravan	Tizol, Ellington	Rate
B4	Arthur Lyman	Akaka Falls	Parker	Rate
B5	Arthur Lyman	Dahil Sayo	Traditional	Rate
B6	Arthur Lyman	Hilo March	Pele	Rate

Notes

Recorded in Henry J. Kaiser's Aluminum Dome, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Reissue of Vogue Records Cat# VA.160142 (1959)

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Bodston SUBS 11th Jun 2014		As the Vogue release came first I have changed headline label to Vogue with Vocalion as an additional label.



Bodston SUBS 11th Jun 2014		The Cat number should be the defining factor, so the labels should go here.



Felonious 10th Jun 2014		I think I will add my label and cover scans to the original Vogue UK Entry and list the additional cat# as the variation. Thanks for all your work



Bodston SUBS 10th Jun 2014		Yes, we can then add Vogue as an additional label.



Felonious 10th Jun 2014		I have that Vogue sleeve with the SAV 8002 cat number, my album also has Vogue Labels with the same cat. I could have sworn I typed it in as a new entry with all the titles and composer credits. Should I add the labels here?



PhilMH ● 14th Feb 2014		Yep, Fulham Road came before Albert Embankment, which opened in 1962. The 1959 original of this would have been on the Vogue label, which name reverted to the French company in 1962/63 and so Decca then revived the dormant Vocalion brand, so personally I would change the date on this to 1963. Don't know where Discogs got the 1968 date from - Vocalion was wound up early that year because it was pretty much duplicating London(-American) - but this Vocalion issue is certainly 1966 or earlier, as it is listed in Decca's 1966 main catalogue.



Bodston SUBS 14th Feb 2014		Discogs has the Fulham Road address first and Albert Embankment second, after being swallowed up by Decca. It also has the SAV 8002 Cat# as a 1968 reissue of the 1959 original on Vogue Records Cat# VA.160142. Which would fit with the tax code.



Bodston SUBS 14th Feb 2014		Alternative scans added. Sleeve has a different address for Vogue Records 113-115 Fulham Road, rather than 9 Albert Embankment. Does anyone know which came first? My labels (49957 & 49958) have a very pronounced groove and a tax code? K/T which from Sladesounds list started July 1st 1963.

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