Vinyl Album - Herman's Hermits - There's A Kind Of Hush All Over The World - MGM

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Herman's Hermits
Title:	There's A Kind Of Hush All Over The World
Label:	MGM
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SE-4438 / SE4438
Date:	Feb 1967
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	15 Own
Price Guide:	$15
» Search eBay #AD » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

PRICE GUIDE

$15

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Herman's Hermits	There's A Kind Of Hush All Over The World	Stephens, Reed	8.0 Rate
A2	Herman's Hermits	Saturday's Child	Gates	7.0 Rate
A3	Herman's Hermits	If You're Thinkin' What I'm Thinkin'	Boyce, Hart	6.5 Rate
A4	Herman's Hermits	You Won't Be Leaving	Hazard	8.5 Rate
A5	Herman's Hermits	Dandy	Davies	8.0 Rate
A6	Herman's Hermits	Jezebel	Shanklin	8.0 Rate
B1	Herman's Hermits	No Milk Today	Gouldman	9.7 Rate
B2	Herman's Hermits	Little Miss Sorrow Child Of Tomorrow	Woodley	7.5 Rate
B3	Herman's Hermits	Gas Light Street	Hopwood, Leckenby	6.5 Rate
B4	Herman's Hermits	Rattler	Woodley	8.5 Rate
B5	Herman's Hermits	East West	Gouldman	7.5 Rate

Notes

BB Feb 18, 1967

Produced by Mickie Most.

Images

Comments and Reviews


janiejjones 16th Jun 2015		I was quoting from the cover. All the MGM Hermit's I own give Reverse as manufacturer (bar one), even though the records were pressed by MGM Record Division. I think the group were signed to Mickie Most, and not Columbia/E.M.I., who was signed to Reverse Producers Corp. in the US, where Allen Klein was involved. Say no more. On that other site only Animals' product is listed under Reverse besides Hermits'. Anyway, company branches across different countries often were not obliged to release everything offered from related companies, and then the artists/producers in question were free to sell to whomever took them. See the beginnings in the US market of a certain foursome of moptops, who later on became fabulously well to do.



Record Collector 16th Jun 2015		A5-B5 also released as singles



Neil Forbes 16th Jun 2015		Actually, Reverse Producers Corp. produced the tracks on this album in England for EMI/Columbia, M-G-M was merely the US licencee(should've been Capitol, by rights). The label states Stereo but a listen to the tracks will soon tell you they're not TRUE stereo at all, but a poorly-produced imitation that has no hint of spread between the speakers at all. I can produce a far more convincing "synthetic" stereo effect using my Sound Forge programme on my computer, Using a ten-band* graphic equaliser, apply the following to one side of the stereo pair on your monitor screen, bottom two bands(bass), middle two bands(midrange) and upper two(treble) boost to maximum The two bands between bass and midrange and the two between midrange and treble are cut. On the opposite channel, reverse the settings, the bands boosted for one channel are now cut for the opposite channel. Add to one of the channels a 50-microsecond delay(set it to 100%delay in the slider that gives mix between original and delayed signal). This will give you a far better synthetic stereo effect than what you get off those supposed "rechanneled" records. Of course you realise that now I've told you this, I'm-a gonna hafta kill you-all!(ha-ha) Only Jokin'!



janiejjones 16th Jun 2015		Manufactured by Reverse Producers Corp. for MGM Records Division (who obviously did the pressing) Deadwax (etched) 1: SE-4438 SIDE-1 MGS-696 2: SE-4438 SIDE-2 MGS-697

Add a Comment or Review about this album

Linked Releases

USA - MGM - 1967 [Mono]

Australia - Columbia - 1967

Canada - Quality - 1967 [Stereo]

Canada - Quality - 1967 [Mono]

Singapore - Columbia - 1967 [Stereo]

UK - Columbia - 1967 [Mono]

UK - Columbia - 1967 [Stereo]