Vinyl Album - The Jeff Beck Group - Cosa Nostra Beck-Ola - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Jeff Beck Group
Title:	Cosa Nostra Beck-Ola
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	SX 6351
Date:	5 Sep 1969
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Jeff Beck Group	All Shook Up	Presley, Blackwell	8.0 Rate
A2	The Jeff Beck Group	Spanish Boots	Beck, Stewart, Wood	8.0 Rate
A3	The Jeff Beck Group	Girl From Mill Valley	Hopkins	8.0 Rate
A4	The Jeff Beck Group	Jailhouse Rock	Lieber, Stoller	9.0 Rate
B1	The Jeff Beck Group	Plynth (Water Down The Drain)	Hopkins, Wood, Stewart	9.7 Rate
B2	The Jeff Beck Group	Hangman's Knee	Hopkins, Beck, Newman, Stewart, Wood	9.0 Rate
B3	The Jeff Beck Group	Rice Pudding	Beck, Wood, Hopkins, Newman	9.5 Rate

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carryonsidney 11th Dec 2015		also stereo SCX 6351



Magic Marmalade 19th Aug 2015



Magic Marmalade 18th Aug 2015		What an album! One for the Led Zep fans. If only Rod Stewart did more of this kind of thing (and Faces too), I might like him more I cranked it up and let the neighbours have some.... nearly blew the bloody doors off! The abrupt cut off at the end caught me by surprise too.



Magic Marmalade 17th Aug 2015		New scans of labels added. Hope you agree they display the contrast between the white and grey/silver elements a little more clearly (having raised the point, I ought to deliver!). This was one of three sleeveless discs I got yesterday; The other two being Jimi Hendrix: The Cry Of Love, and: Band Of Gypsys on Polydor Supers (Later presses)... seems I'm going to have to create an "orphans" box now, for discs awaiting sleeves, or sleeves awaiting discs... I did manage to get a Reaction Mono sleeve for my Who: A Quick One the other week... so it can happen! Regarding this one, RRPG lists this as a second press, with the first press supposedly being a black label with blue Columbia text (See first Pink Floyd: Piper, or: Saucerful monos for examples)... however, even the listing has in brackets: Existence unconfirmed. But my Matrices for this are: Side 1: XAX 3870 - 1 (R at 3 O'clock) Side 2: XAX 3871 - 1 (G at 3 O'clock) (No other markings in deadwax) So these seem like first press matrices for this, and I can't imagine what the "earlier" label matrices would be... Does a change in label always denote a new press of the disc?



Magic Marmalade 16th Aug 2015		Right you are Hawkmarty, just didn't want there to be confusion for people looking at the images to think there were two variations of this design. I'll put my labels up tomorrow :)



Record Collector 16th Aug 2015		This label design made its debut here in Australia in 1970 With a blue background with the Columbia trademark black the background then changed to orange



Hawkmarty SUBS ● 16th Aug 2015		The lines and text are silver. My images are photos and I have to push the contrast sometimes to maximise the clarity within the file size limit. Please feel free to replace with better images; one of the pre-requisites of this site (and being a moderator) is to leave your ego at the door. :-D



Magic Marmalade 16th Aug 2015		Is all the print on these labels completely white Hawkmarty, or is the Columbia text and EMI logo white with grey/silver lines and track listing text? I got a sleeveless copy of this today which is of the latter description, but won't upload if yours are just a scanning anomaly.

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Linked Releases

Canada - Epic - 1969

UK - Columbia - 1969 [Stereo]

USA - Epic - 1969

Germany - Music For Pleasure - 1971

UK - Music For Pleasure - 1971

France - Columbia - 1973

Greece - EMI Columbia