Vinyl Album - Dionne Warwick - Promises, Promises - Scepter

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Dionne Warwick
Title:	Promises, Promises
Label:	Scepter
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SPS-571
Date:	Dec 1968
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Dionne Warwick	Promises, Promises	B. Bacharach, H. David	7.0 Rate
A2	Dionne Warwick	This Girl Is In Love With You	B. Bacharach, H. David	8.0 Rate
A3	Dionne Warwick	Little Green Apples	B. Russell	8.0 Rate
A4	Dionne Warwick	Where Is Love	L. Bart	8.0 Rate
A5	Dionne Warwick	Who Is Gonna Love Me	B. Bacharach, H. David	7.0 Rate
B1	Dionne Warwick	Whoever You Are, I Love You	B. Bacharach, H. David	7.0 Rate
B2	Dionne Warwick	Where Am I Going	D. Fields, C. Coleman	7.0 Rate
B3	Dionne Warwick	Wanting Things	B. Bacharach, H. David	7.0 Rate
B4	Dionne Warwick	Lonely In My Heart	P. Matz, D. Williams	7.0 Rate
B5	Dionne Warwick	Yesterday I Heard The Rain	A. Manzanero, G. Lees	Rate

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Produced by Bacharach-David
Recorded at A&R Recording Studios, New York City
Audio Engineer: Phil Ramone
A1, B1 & B3 from the Broadway Production of "Promises, Promises"

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janiejjones 15th Jun 2016		Added cover for the Capitol Record Club version. this does not have a plug (sticker? integrated with artwork?) for "This Girl Is...." Mod Edit: Capitol Records Club Issue has now been moved to its own entry.



TopPopper 7th Mar 2015



bobzyeruncle 9th Nov 2013		I've learned to avoid Capitol record club stuff like the plague! That said, I seek out the Longines (Decca, Gloversville) Beatles LPs as they sound better to my admittedly cloth ears.



W.B.lbl 19th Sep 2013		I see that based on the lacquer numbers, the lacquers for this issue were cut in-house by Capitol's New York studios. Whilst Jacksonville pressed this (no surprise there), the label fonts were from the Los Angeles plant.



janiejjones 12th Sep 2013		Deadwax A: (etched) 0 or O at 9o'clock ST 1 91597 W1 (in very heavy script) #2 (thin, probably by a different person) B: (etched) 0 or O at 9o'clock ST 2 91597 X2 (in very heavy script) #2 (thin, probably by a different person) I admit I had not noticed the manufacturing yet, but did not look for it. And I would never have made a connection to any Record Club here, the few I have in my stack are always more overtly recognizable by having "Whatever Record Club" or similar at least alongside a common label, if not a unique Club label. WBl, you always amaze me with your ability to make out and differentiate manufaturers from fonts. Never a need for a cover....



W.B.lbl 11th Sep 2013		It clearly says on the right side of the label, "Mfd. by Capitol Records, Inc. U.S.A." - indicating that this was an offering from Capitol's record club (which, after late 1968, was sold to Longines-Wittnauer which kept it going up to September 1974 after which they sold what was left of the record club, its members, and its label clientele to RCA's record club). I'm interested to know what lacquer numbers there are on this, as well as whether there is a hand-written or machine-stamped "O" (or "0") indicating a pressing from Jacksonville, IL. No, Columbia Record Club copies would've retained the SPS 571 cat. # (plus using Pitman, NJ type) on the label.



janiejjones 11th Sep 2013		No trace of any record club on this product, only Scepter Records logos. This was bought used, so does not prove anything. Plain white inner might also be a later addition, seeing Scepter also went for catalogue style liners, see gregs78s version here



davie gordon 11th Sep 2013		The ST-91597 / ST 91597 copies were issued through one of the big record clubs, Columbia if I remember rightly.

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USA - Scepter - 1968