Vinyl Album - The Kingston Trio - Best Of The Kingston Trio Volume #3 - Capitol

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Kingston Trio
Title:	Best Of The Kingston Trio Volume #3
Label:	Capitol
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SM-2614
Date:	1975
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Kingston Trio	Lemon Tree	Will Holt	Rate
A2	The Kingston Trio	El Matador	J. Bowers, I. Burgess	Rate
A3	The Kingston Trio	Jane, Jane, Jane	Stan Wilson	Rate
A4	The Kingston Trio	San Miguel	Jane Bowers	Rate
A5	The Kingston Trio	This Land Is Your Land	Woody Guthrie	Rate
A6	The Kingston Trio	En El Agua	Antonio Fernandez	Rate
B1	The Kingston Trio	It Was A Very Good Year	Ervin Drake	Rate
B2	The Kingston Trio	Three Jolly Coachmen		Rate
B3	The Kingston Trio	They Call The Wind Maria	F. Loewe, A. Lerner	Rate
B4	The Kingston Trio	500 Miles	Hedy West	Rate
B5	The Kingston Trio	Hangman	N. Reynolds, A. Yagodka	Rate

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Originally issued in Nov 1966 in Starline series as ST-2614

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W.B.lbl 9th Sep 2016		However, pinpointing {Images #549947 & 549948}, the pressing of that particular variant would have been from late 1975 up to the end of '77. Late '75 was when the "All rights reserved..." language would take its place in the rim print. 1972 through late 1973 Capitol LP's still had the U.S. patent number 2,631,859 in the rim print. The original cat. # would have been ST-2614, ostensibly on the Starline series, but Scranton and Jacksonville pressings used the rainbow band label; only Los Angeles had the then black-label Starline design, changing to the red/white "bullseye" target label come 1967. As of 1972-73, the greyish tan Starline label design was used for this record. From what it looks like, the SM- prefix on this LP dates to 1975 (though it was in 1974 that what had been known since 1968 as Capitol Industries, Inc., had changed its name to Capitol Industries-EMI, Inc. - as seen on the bottom of the back cover {Image #663444}).



Bill Fick 17th Feb 2015		It is also a re-issue cover, due to the target label logo on both front & back.



Neil Forbes 31st Jan 2015		R.C.: "....This label design would last until 1977". Yep! That's what I said earlier.



Record Collector 31st Jan 2015		This label design would last until 1977 as I have doctor hooks single who dat



Neil Forbes 31st Jan 2015		Good guess, R.C.! I have a 1972 Joe South single, "Coming Down All Alone"(issue # 3450) which has this label design(but Gold 'Capitol' on red background) which gives me the date for the earliest use of this label design. R.C., your guess of 1973is closer to the mark of when this album would've been issued as a re-release because the initial issue would possibly have the black label with the rainbow around the edge or the orange/yellow swirl.



Record Collector 31st Jan 2015		It would around 1973 onwards



Neil Forbes 31st Jan 2015		This would be a post-1972 re-issue, based on the label design. EMI-Capitol Industries didn't use this label design in 1966, it didn't come into use until 1972 at the earliest, and lasted until about 1977.

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