Vinyl Album - Joe Jackson - Look Sharp! - A&M

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Joe Jackson
Title:	Look Sharp!
Label:	A&M
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SP-4743
Barcode:	07502147431
Date:	Mar 1979
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	13 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Joe Jackson	One More Time	Joe Jackson	Rate
A2	Joe Jackson	Sunday Papers	Joe Jackson	Rate
A3	Joe Jackson	Is She Really Going Out With Him?	Joe Jackson	Rate
A4	Joe Jackson	Happy Loving Couples	Joe Jackson	Rate
A5	Joe Jackson	Throw It Away	Joe Jackson	Rate
B1	Joe Jackson	Baby Stick Around	Joe Jackson	Rate
B2	Joe Jackson	Look Sharp!	Joe Jackson	Rate
B3	Joe Jackson	Fools In Love	Joe Jackson	Rate
B4	Joe Jackson	(Do The) Instant Mash	Joe Jackson	Rate
B5	Joe Jackson	Pretty Girls	Joe Jackson	Rate
B6	Joe Jackson	Got The Time	Joe Jackson	Rate

Notes

BB Top Album Picks: March 24, 1979

The original Joe Jackson Band features Joe Jackson on vocals, piano and harmonica, Gary Sanford on guitar, Graham Maby on bass and Dave Houghton on drums.
All tracks are arranged by Joe Jackson and produced by David Kershenbaum. The album was recorded at Eden Studios, London, UK. Photography by Brian Griffin.
Standard, promo and testpressing copies exist.

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Comments and Reviews


Dale45 SUBS 25th Aug 2022		This is the first record I ever saw with a UPC; it made a distinct impression. It was definitely 1979. Unfortunately I no longer have my copy.



Plaatjesman 5th Feb 2016		Added the scans of the "Mfd. by RCA Music Service Under License R123405" issue



musictom SUBS ● 14th Jan 2016		With acknowledgement to Plaatjesman, here is a clearer set of stock images, pressed by Columbia, Terre Haute.



Plaatjesman 9th Aug 2015		Added the back cover of the CRC edition It just has CRC printed in the lower right corner



TopPopper 2nd Oct 2013		From as early as 1979, they have barcodes? Incidentally, the Wiki article is vague on when they were introduced. It does say that in 1980 - after this LP - "8,000 stores per year were converting". That's some thousands of stores out of millions - would that really be sufficient for a record company - not selling much in supermarkets anyway - to actually print a barcode onto the sleeve? I find it doubful, but I don't know for sure.



Plaatjesman 2nd Oct 2013		Added stock labels and Testpressing info sheet. And all my US-sleeves (including Promo's) have the barcode on the back.



beatcrazy 8th Sep 2013		It just surprises me, that later Joe Jackson US albums (I'm The Man, ...) DON'T have a barcode.



JJcollector 8th Sep 2013		Have a look at Wikipedia about the history of the barcode/universal product code (UPC). I think it's absolutely possible. Its introduction was even pushed by RCA in the 60/70s.



beatcrazy 8th Sep 2013		I always wondered, if this can really be an original 1979 pressing, as it has a barcode on the back. Anyone seen a different version with this catalogue number?