Vinyl Album - The Young Rascals - Groovin' - Atlantic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Young Rascals
Title:	Groovin'
Label:	Atlantic
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SD 8148
Date:	31 Jul 1967
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	36 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Young Rascals	A Girl Like You	Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati	9.0 Rate
A2	The Young Rascals	Find Somebody	Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati	8.0 Rate
A3	The Young Rascals	I'm So Happy Now	Gene Cornish	8.0 Rate
A4	The Young Rascals	Sueno	Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati	Rate
A5	The Young Rascals	How Can I Be Sure	Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati	10.0 Rate
B1	The Young Rascals	Groovin'	Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati	10.0 Rate
B2	The Young Rascals	If You Knew	Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati	Rate
B3	The Young Rascals	I Don't Love You Anymore	Gene Cornish	Rate
B4	The Young Rascals	You Better Run	Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati	8.0 Rate
B5	The Young Rascals	A Place In The Sun	Ronald Miller, Brian Wells	Rate
B6	The Young Rascals	It's Love	Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati	Rate

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Bgray1 23rd May 2022		Label variant images and sticker promoting the big hit “How Can I Be Sure”.



Steve Carp 22nd Dec 2019		Late 60's/early 70's label variation.



TheDroid 15th Apr 2017		Added an alternate back cover image without the blue tinting. Apparently this is not very common.



checkm8 9th Jan 2017		Actually, with back cover {Image #882232} rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise as now shown, the album spine is on the top edge of the image and the record opening is on the bottom edge of the image. I agree that to read the track listing and other info on the back cover, you would hold the back cover in the orientation now shown.



W.B.lbl 7th Mar 2016		Er . . . {Images #997827 & 997828} was actually pressed by RCA Victor's Indianapolis, IN plant, for customers of RCA's record club (later the RCA Music Service, even later BMG Music Service) - an unfortunate trait, I.I.N.M. (They'd continue pressing LP's with such labels through 1969.) Columbia Terre Haute's pressings would have been more on the order of {Images #492957 & 492958}.



musictom SUBS ● 7th Mar 2016		I rotated the back cover to appear as it would if you were holding the album. Record exits to the left.



musictom SUBS ● 7th Mar 2016		Here is another set of images possibly from Columbia, Terre Haute. Apparently this label is in error. The printing is on Atco blanks.



W.B.lbl 10th Nov 2015		There is a comprehensive list of Monarch deltas for LP numbers in this massive .PDF file (it may take awhile to open and load up depending on your system), so no need to compile such a list here. This delta set is accounted for, on Page 7.



checkm8 10th Nov 2015		With acknowledgement to dvdmike, added cleaner front cover image. Also added back cover and label variant images. The labels are a Monarch pressing with the following delta numbers: Side 1 - Δ10812 Side 2 - Δ10812-X