Vinyl Album - Lou Rawls - Soulin' - Capitol

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Lou Rawls
Title:	Soulin'
Label:	Capitol
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	T 2566
Date:	1967
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Lou Rawls	A Whole Lotta Woman	Alexander, Jordan	Rate
A2	Lou Rawls	Love Is A Hurtin' Thing	Raleigh, Linden	Rate
A3	Lou Rawls	So Hard To Laugh, So Easy To Cry	Askam, Carter	Rate
A4	Lou Rawls	You're The One	Smith	Rate
A5	Lou Rawls	Don't Explain	Holiday, Herzog Jr.	Rate
A6	Lou Rawls	What Now My Love	Sigman, Becaud, Delanoe	Rate
B1	Lou Rawls	Memory Lane	Alexander, Cooke	Rate
B2	Lou Rawls	Old Man's Memories (Monologue)	Rawls	Rate
B3	Lou Rawls	It Was A Very Good Year	Drake	Rate
B4	Lou Rawls	Growing Old Gracefully (Monologue)	Rawls	Rate
B5	Lou Rawls	Old Folks	Robison, Hill	Rate
B6	Lou Rawls	Autumn Leaves	Kosma, Prevert, Mercer	Rate
B7	Lou Rawls	On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever)	Lane, Lerner	Rate
B8	Lou Rawls	Breaking My Back (Instead Of Using My Mind)	Anderson, Rawls Jr.	Rate

Notes

Produced by: David Axelrod
Arranged by, Conductor: H.B. Barnum

Also issued in Stereo - ST 2566

Comments and Reviews


YankeeDisc SUBS ● 23rd Feb 2024		….better late than never…. Quote: 6702 TPS Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Patents Pending T 2566 ST 2566 TPS appears regularly at the bottom of LP sleeves, and maybe EP sleeves as well. It is the acronym for THE PLATING SERVICE, a company that prepared the Lacquers from the master tapes of a release, and then the mothers and stampers used when vinyl was finally being pressed for commercial release. I found the information a few years back by accident whilst using Discogs…. Nod to PhiMH



YankeeDisc SUBS ● 7th Jan 2014		@LouisSidney .....no problem, I thought that the idea of this multitude of sites was that we all help each other, and thus gain information......I know I have. @PhilMH Re: TPS I have still not figured out what that means, other than a reference used by printers, on reverse of album sleeves. I am sort of the current custodian of all things to do with printed sleeves, first on singles at 45cat EP sleeves, and the printers involved......singles too., and soon to be followed by a forum devoted to albums and LP sleeves on this site. Maybe 12" singles, etc. will follow. I would particularly like to thank all members who currently add details of printers of sleeves in Notes on their submissions, most helpful, and please continue. Mike - YankeeDisc



LouisSidney 7th Jan 2014		Sorry for the fuss, I took this LP for an American release, misled by the identical cat#



PhilMH 7th Jan 2014		Good, I'm glad that's sorted, though I don't know why I had the code back to front in my example, I should have known that the year came first! Now, do you perchance know what the "TPS" means? That has always puzzled me!



YankeeDisc SUBS ● 7th Jan 2014		@PhilMH.....especially for you. Copied from bottom reverse flap of album rear sleeve. 6702 TPS Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Patents Pending T 2566 ST 2566 ....so that's February 1967, and my copy has the old Capitol "rainbow" on the label rim, so an early copy.



YankeeDisc SUBS ● 7th Jan 2014		....you are quite right, there will be a printers code on the reverse of the album sleeve, probably Garrod and Lofthouse Ltd., and a date code. I have the album somewhere near at hand, to scan the labels (sleeves are a bit beyond me right now), so I well locate and update from my copy. Thanks for the reminder.



PhilMH 7th Jan 2014		The US release was most likely late August or very early September 1966, as this entered the Billboard Pop Albums chart the week of September 10. The Schwann dates could be as much as two months out, as I believe that the issues generally became available in the second week of the month prior to that shown on the cover. As for this UK issue, is there a 4-digit code (e.g. 0167) in the bottom right-hand corner of the back cover? Many EMI UK pressings have that.



YankeeDisc SUBS ● 7th Jan 2014		I cannot doubt that you may be correct in assuming a 1966 release, from the Schwann catalog, which of course is an american publication, and as far as I was aware, did not include UK releases. Of course both US and UK versions of this album shared the same catalog number T 2566/ST 2566, but I would perceive a delay between US and UK issues of the album. It's not as if the hit from the album Love Is A Hurtin' Thing was a huge US hit, #13 pop, #1 R&B chart, hardly a reason for simultaneous release dates for the LP. I still have reasonable number of Schwann catalogues at home, from the late 1970s, as I used to import them along with vinyl product from the US. Some collectors back then were interested in copies of the monthly? catalog......



LouisSidney 6th Jan 2014		Released in October '66 in the States, according to Schwann.



YankeeDisc SUBS ● 31st Aug 2013		....you are quite right, my dear, that's a bit of a Freudian slip, Sigmund instead of Sigman. I've requested an update/correction....many thanks.



LouisSidney 31st Aug 2013		A6: English lyrics by Carl Sigman, not Sigmund.



YankeeDisc SUBS ● 31st Aug 2013		*Love Is A Hurtin' Thing* ....class written all over this fine performance by the late Mr. Rawls, who was once also a paratrooper, as was Jimi Hendrix, Bernard Cribbins, and Frank Carson.....

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