Vinyl Album - Joe Jackson - Stepping Out - The Very Best Of Joe Jackson - AIM

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Joe Jackson
Title:	Stepping Out - The Very Best Of Joe Jackson
Label:	AIM
Country:	Zimbabwe
Catalogue:	STARL 5763
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Date:	1990
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Joe Jackson	Is She Really Going Out With Him?	Joe Jackson	Rate
A2	Joe Jackson	Fools In Love	Joe Jackson	Rate
A3	Joe Jackson	I'm The Man	Joe Jackson	Rate
A4	Joe Jackson	It's Different For Girls	Joe Jackson	Rate
A5	Joe Jackson	Jumpin' Jive	Joe Jackson	Rate
A6	Joe Jackson	Breaking Us In Two	Joe Jackson	Rate
A7	Joe Jackson	Steppin' Out	Joe Jackson	Rate
B1	Joe Jackson	A Slow Song (Live LP Version)	Joe Jackson	Rate
B2	Joe Jackson	You Can't Get What You Want (Till You Know What You Want)	Joe Jackson	Rate
B3	Joe Jackson	Be My Number Two	Joe Jackson	Rate
B4	Joe Jackson	Right And Wrong	Joe Jackson	Rate
B5	Joe Jackson	Down To London	Joe Jackson	Rate
B6	Joe Jackson	Nineteen Forever	Joe Jackson	Rate

Notes

This 'Best Of' compilation album was made by A&M at the time Joe Jackson parted this company in 1990.

The compilation was made by Steve Jensen and Martin Kirkup.

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Comments and Reviews


kimbozw 21st Nov 2013		I believe that this was indeed an official record. At times albums were indeed on sale in custom ZMC sleeves. Check out the release ALTERNATIVE ABBA issued with similar coloured label and same quality. I suspect that AIM was a printing error, and should have read A&M. It is not uncommon for sellers on the internet to confuse Zimbabwe and South Africa pressings due to insufficient knowledge. At times such pressings are hard to tell apart. In this case the label is clearly a Zimbabwe printing. The South African pressing would have been on the A&M label and would have shown the A&M logo and the print quality would have been far superior. I am not sure however if the album was available on vinyl in SA at that stage. They gave up pressing vinyl singles in 1989. Perhaps also albums. In South Africa this album charted on CD only on 06 Dec 1990 reaching #20 on a Top 20 CD chart. [By the way I was NOT the seller of this although I am indeed from Zimbabwe].



Plaatjesman 20th Nov 2013		I think we have the same dealer. But it seems to me, he is selling me 'left-overs' ........ Did you know that he is also a member of this site?



beatcrazy 20th Nov 2013		I have this record too and it was sold to me as Zimbabwe copy from a well respected seller of African records. But it did not come with a picture sleeve, but with a custom sleeve of "ZMC" (which stands for "Zimbabwe Music Corporation"). Back then, I was offered this record from the same seller with AIM labels and picture sleeve (I only saw the front, which looked "normal"), but as South African release. Strange. Unfortunately I did not buy it.



Plaatjesman 20th Nov 2013		This doesn't look like an official record. The back cover has blanks where official data should be (like the barcode). The label doesn't look like a real recordcompany, despite the "SAMPLE RECORD" stamp. And on the label track A6 has a strange title "Breakin' Us In To" ........

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