Vinyl Album - Deep Purple - Shades Of Deep Purple - Tetragrammaton

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Deep Purple
Title:	Shades Of Deep Purple
Label:	Tetragrammaton
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	T-102
Date:	Aug 1968
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	29 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Deep Purple	And The Address	Blackmore, Lord	Rate
A2	Deep Purple	Hush	Joe South	8.5 Rate
A3	Deep Purple	One More Rainy Day	Lord, Evans	Rate
A4	Deep Purple	(a) Prelude: Happiness	Evans, Lord, Paice, Blackmore, Simper	Rate
A5	Deep Purple	(b) I'm So Glad	Skip James	Rate
B1	Deep Purple	Mandrake Root	Evans, Lord, Blackmore	Rate
B2	Deep Purple	Help	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B3	Deep Purple	Love Help Me	Blackmore, Evans	Rate
B4	Deep Purple	Hey Joe	Evans, Lord, Paice, Blackmore, Simper	Rate

Notes

CB Aug 17, 1968

Produced by Derek Lawrence
Arranged by Deep Purple

Monarch delta numbers: Δ12105 & Δ12105-X

Images

Number: 545127 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: nicoldo64 Description: Front	Number: 545128 Uploaded By: nicoldo64 Description: Back cover	Number: 545129 Uploaded By: nicoldo64 Description: A side	Number: 545130 Uploaded By: nicoldo64 Description: B side
Number: 936162 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Side One Label	Number: 936163 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Side Two Label	Number: 964159 Uploaded By: nicoldo64 Description: A Side	Number: 964160 Uploaded By: nicoldo64 Description: B Side
Number: 1683050 Uploaded By: Wackywecords Description: A Side label variation	Number: 1683051 Uploaded By: Wackywecords Description: B Side label variation	Number: 1746744 Uploaded By: BandBox244 Description: Cash Box July 68

Comments and Reviews


thewillismon 28th Nov 2024		Track B1



Kel Hard 30th Sep 2024		1st set of labels pictured are true 1st Tetragrammaton pressings. The other 3 sets of labels are of counterfeit copies. Sets 2 & 4 are from the 70's, set 3 is from the 80's. The heavily distributed (and inferior sounding) counterfeits/pirates were produced by notorious US counterfeiter John Lamonte, who operated "Creative Sounds, Ltd", and later, the budget "Power Sound 2001" CD label. His LP's were made from poor needledrops. As the 3 Tetragrammaton LP's were not reissued by WB in the US in the 70's (Canada and Japan had reissues), these became ideal fodder for counterfeits. Note that all Lamonte-produced counterfeits have the talking/door slamming excised from "Hey Joe".



nicoldo64 27th Oct 2018		Quite possible



BEATLEJOHN 18th Jun 2018		nicoldo64's labels don't look real...they look like they're from the 80's...and Warner Brothers owned this album then....any thoughts....John



Wackywecords 16th Jun 2018		Added images of label variation. Note how they are similar to the ones with the "Moon surface" paper. Those are from an unauthorized release.



TheDroid 5th Jan 2016		Added alternate label variation images.