Vinyl Album - Ray Charles - Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music - Stateside

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Ray Charles
Title:	Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music
Label:	Stateside
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	SESL 9668
Date:	1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ray Charles	Bye-Bye, Love	F. Bryant, B. Bryant	Rate
A2	Ray Charles	You Don't Know Me	Walker, Arnold	Rate
A3	Ray Charles	Half As Much	C. Williams	Rate
A4	Ray Charles	I Love You So Much It Hurts	Tillman	Rate
A5	Ray Charles	Just A Little Lovin'	Clements, Arnold	Rate
A6	Ray Charles	Born To Lose	Brown	Rate
B1	Ray Charles	Worried Mind	David, Daffan	Rate
B2	Ray Charles	It Makes No Difference Now	Davis, Tillman	Rate
B3	Ray Charles	You Win Again	H. Williams	Rate
B4	Ray Charles	Careless Love	R. Charles	Rate
B5	Ray Charles	I Can't Stop Loving You	D. Gibson	Rate
B6	Ray Charles	Hey Good Lookin'	H. Williams	Rate

Notes

This album was originally released in Australia in 1962 on the Ampar label (through Festival Records).

Track B2 listed as "It Makes No Difference At All" on sleeve

Images

Number: 1451151 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Jasper Description: Front Cover	Number: 1451152 Uploaded By: Jasper Description: Back Cover	Number: 1451153 Uploaded By: Jasper Description: Side 1	Number: 1451154 Uploaded By: Jasper Description: Side 2
Number: 1451081 HIDDEN Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker Description: Temporary Image (Back Cover) & proof for ppint

Comments and Reviews


PhilMH 29th Jul 2020		Ended up back here via a couple of Neil Diamond albums (go figure!), I never noticed before that the labels show the original Ampar/Festival matrix numbers, MX10921 & MX10922, so EMI obviously just used Festival's plates, which would have been passed on to them when the ABC licence changed. Looking in Discogs, the mono Ampar release had matrices MX10657 & MX10658, suggesting that the stereo release might have been slightly later than the mono (this is the first time that I have seen different matrices on mono and stereo Festival releases - I had assumed that the stereo versions would have been the same numbers prefixed by SMX).



ppint. 14th Sep 2017		jasper, lee: thanks. (wouldn't life be a bit more boring, and musiccorpses never disagreed with (other bits of) themselves?)



PhilMH 14th Sep 2017		It would have been $2.50 originally - see the "Series 250" notation up in the right-hand corner of the back cover. Later releases in this numerical series had Series 259 and then Series 275, so EMI and/or the retailers probably just boosted the prices on the older ones when the price changed!



Jasper 14th Sep 2017		Hi Lee, it would be a mid-price re-release - actually cost me $2.59 from a news agency in Sydney. Just looking at other releases I bought around the same time $2.59 seemed to be a common price at that time.



Lee Wrecker 14th Sep 2017		Nice scans Jasper! So was this a mid-price re-release or a regular release? All I know is that Stateside/Parlophone label template got a solid workout in the 70's.



Jasper 14th Sep 2017		O.K. Images added now - Worried Mind needs a correction - I will submit shortly. It Makes No Difference Now - has this title on the label but not on the back cover - composer credits as per label.



Lee Wrecker 14th Sep 2017		Hey ppint, uploaded a temporary image for this album to prove Jasper both right and wrong. Hopefully, Jasper will sort out some decent images later and correct the title of Worried Mind. In the meantime this will do to corroborate the fact that some of the listings here are indeed correct in their incorrectness. I don't have this album so I can't comment on the composer credits business.



ppint. 14th Sep 2017		@jasper hi; could you check & confirm the titles of tracks b1 & b2 & first composer of b1?° ° - everywhere else gives them as "worried mind" & "it makes no difference now" - for (almost) the same composers - but it wouldn't be the first time things were done differently in xxxxia...

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