Vinyl Album - Frank Ifield - The Best Of Frank Ifield - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Frank Ifield
Title:	The Best Of Frank Ifield
Label:	Columbia
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	SOEX 9723
Date:	1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Frank Ifield	I Remember You	Mercer, Schertzinger	Rate
A2	Frank Ifield	Lovesick Blues	Friend, Mills	Rate
A3	Frank Ifield	She Taught Me How To Yodel	Roberts, Emerson, Sciver	Rate
A4	Frank Ifield	Say It Isn't So	Berlin	Rate
A5	Frank Ifield	Confessin(That I Love You)	Neiberg, Daugherty, Reynolds	Rate
A6	Frank Ifield	Don't Blame Me	Fields, McHugh	Rate
A7	Frank Ifield	The Wayward Wind	Newman, Lebowsky	Rate
B1	Frank Ifield	Just One More Chance	Coslow, Johnston	Rate
B2	Frank Ifield	Nobody's Darlin' But Mine	Davis	Rate
B3	Frank Ifield	Lucky Devil	Schroeder, Gold	Rate
B4	Frank Ifield	That's The Way It Goes	Welch, Marvin	Rate
B5	Frank Ifield	Up Up And Away	Webb	Rate
B6	Frank Ifield	Paradise	Brown, Clifford	Rate
B7	Frank Ifield	Happy Go Lucky Me	Evans, Byron	Rate

Notes

This is the Australian first issue of this compilation, issued one year(roughly) after the British issue. The album was released at least twice more in Australia, first as a "Drum" series issue in 1974, then as an Axis release in 1982.

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Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		If the moderator can link this one with the two other versions, please do so. Cheers!



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		Yeah a person on YouTube who's from America has a few of those



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		I got quite a few yank 45s like that! Some dullard bores a hole in them(wouldn't even need a drill, he's so "boring" - ha-ha) and they are then rendered as "remaindered stock" and sold off at canary prices (cheep-ly! ha-ha)



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		Yep that's how I got them half priced



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		Your comment about the hole, RC, the hole was punched into remaindered copies that hadn't been sold.



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		So IC



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		Okay, you got rid of the raddish effect! The green Columbia label colour would've been used right through the 1970s up to the point when Sony(formerly CBS) started using the Columbia name here after EMI "retired" their Columbia" brand in the late 1980s(a bad move as there was a great deal of history wrapped up in that brand, and the HMV brand which formed the two flagship labels of EMI. By rights EMI should've kept the labels active, here and in England). The green label was for general issues though other colours were used for other special releases through the 70s, then they switched to orange in the early 1980s for general issues while still using other colours, including green, for other special issues.



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		If you bought this album in early 1980 you would have a hole punched on the top right hand corner on the cover



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		You've been eating radishes again, RC, haven't you? You're repeating yourself.... repeating yourself.... repeating yourself.... repeating yourself.... repeating yourself....!(ha-ha) Anyway, though it looks like a mid-70s issue, it is from 1971 and follows, by roughly a year, the British Regal/Starline issue.



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		This looks like A mid 1970's issue



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		When did the green issue came out I bought a record with the same layout in 1980



Neil Forbes 23rd Sep 2015		As stated in notes, this is the Australian first issue of this album, submitted for purpose of comparison with the British, 1970 release, and the later Australian Axis re-issue. If anyone has a British MFP version or an Australian issue with the "Drum" logo on it, please upload it. RC, note the label colour, a dingy green(not an appetising shade, ay!).

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Linked Releases

UK - Starline - 1970

Australia - Axis - 1982