Vinyl Album - Creedence Clearwater Revival - Pendulum - Fantasy

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Creedence Clearwater Revival
Title:	Pendulum
Label:	Fantasy
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	SLYL-934,039
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Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Pagan Baby	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
A2	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Sailor's Lament	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
A3	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Chameleon	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
A4	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Have You Ever Seen The Rain	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
A5	Creedence Clearwater Revival	(Wish I Could) Hideaway	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
B1	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Born To Move	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
B2	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Hey, Tonight	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
B3	Creedence Clearwater Revival	It's Just A Thought	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
B4	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Molina	J. C. Fogerty	Rate
B5	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Rude Awakening No. 2	J. C. Fogerty	Rate

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PhilMH 27th Dec 2016		"Took extremely good care of the royalties" - I don't think I could comment without venturing into the realm of libel, but I get your drift, Lee, and so would J.C. Fogerty! Interesting to see that EP with the X variant of the catalogue number on the cover, which would make it 1973 at the earliest, but the record still having the original Liberty label, so Festival must still have had a fair few pressings to clear.



Lee Wrecker 27th Dec 2016		Weird, I've bought things with this label new as late as 1975 such as this Creedence EP. However, it seems that as usual Phil is right and this label was in use for 1970-71 until Fantasy took over the packaging and took extremely good care of the royalties as well. Hard to believe Creedence records could sit in the the shop for 4-5 years though.



PhilMH 27th Dec 2016		P.S. another possible reason for the Liberty pressing inside the Fantasy cover is that someone replaced either their record or their cover with one from another issue at some point, but I can't rule out my first theory.



PhilMH 27th Dec 2016		Hi Whassup, the first Australian release of this was in late 1970 or early 1971 (entered the chart in early February) as Liberty SLYL-934,039; Fantasy 8410 is the US catalogue number left over on the artwork, so it can be ignored. In 1972, the Fantasy label was established in Australia and other countries, so Festival (the licensee for both Liberty and Fantasy) renumbered this to FYL-34039 (co-incidental with the simplification of their numbering system), and it looks like they initially just put excess Liberty pressings inside newly-printed Fantasy covers. So, certainly not a first issue, but the actual record still showing Liberty might still be a first pressing, depending on how many copies were first pressed in 1971. Later, Festival simplified their numbering even further to drop the initial letters from their catalogue numbers, so this became L-34039; Discogs has one such pressing, though still showing FYL-34039 on the cover, but chances are that there were further pressings right up into the eighties with the shorter number on the cover.



Whassup 27th Dec 2016		I need help dating this release. I understand that the original came out in 1970. This one has 1972 dated on the back cover so I am presuming that this is correct. What is confusing me is the 3 different Cat #'s. "Fantasy 8410" "FYL-34039" "SLYL-934,039" I bought this album recently from an online music store and it was advertised as a "1st Australian Pressing". I'm thinking this is not the case. Any help, advice or insight would be greatly appreciated.