Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Believe In Music - K-Tel International

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Believe In Music
Label:	K-Tel International
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	TC 208
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Looking Glass	Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)	E. Lurie	Rate
A2	Cher	Gypsys, Tramps And Thieves	Bob Stone	Rate
A3	Lighthouse	Sunny Days	S. Prokop	Rate
A4	Mouth And MacNeil	How Do You Do?	H. VanHermet, H. VanHoof	Rate
A5	Hollies	Long Cool Woman	R. Cook, A. Clark, R. Greenaway	Rate
A6	Donny Osmond	Go Away Little Girl	Gerry Goffin, Carole King	Rate
A7	O'Jays	Back Stabbers	L. Huff, G. McFadden, J. Whitehead	Rate
A8	Raspberries	Go All The Way	Eric Carmen	Rate
A9	Rich Dodson	Julia Get Up	Rich Dodson	Rate
A10	Rod Stewart	Maggie May	R. Stewart, M. Qui Henton	Rate
A11	Bobby Vinton	Sealed With A Kiss	P. Udell, G. Geld	Rate
B1	Curtis Mayfield	Superfly	Curtis Mayfield	Rate
B2	Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show	Sylvia's Mother	S. Silverstien	Rate
B3	Donny Osmond	Sweet And Innocent	Rick Hall, Billy Sheriff	Rate
B4	Argent	Hold Your Head Up	R. Argent	Rate
B5	Eric Clapton	Let It Rain	Bramlett, Clapton	Rate
B6	Slade	Mama Weer All Crazee Now	Holder-Lea	Rate
B7	Bulldog	No	Billy Hocher, John Turi	Rate
B8	Five Man Electrical Band	Money Back Guarantee	Les Emmerson	Rate
B9	Rick Springfield	Speak To The Sky	Rick Springfield	Rate
B10	Albert Hammond	Down By The River	A. Hammond, M. Hazelwood	Rate
B11	Gallery	I Believe In Music	J. Gold	Rate

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Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		One of those tracks I got on my compilation album called silly love songs



Neil Forbes 23rd Jan 2015		R.C.'s tongue-in-cheek remark: "He does backing vocals on blue swedes hooked on a feeling ohhh Chaga Chaga lol" - Surely not... Not really? But with Loop Di Love running in my head right now..... Hmmmmm!



Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		He does backing vocals on blue swedes hooked on a feeling ohhh Chaga Chaga lol



Neil Forbes 23rd Jan 2015		There was an Explosive Hits '73! Had a quirky track called "Loop Di Love" by Shag(real name escapes me for the moment, but had a hit in 1965 called Everybody's Gone To The Moon) which I later found on a British Decca-issue 45 on the UK label. Much of the Explosive Hits '73 content was of 1971 to 1972 vintage. Probably had only a couple of 1973-vintage, just enough to justify the title. Will upload sometime soon.



Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		Interesting there is no explosive hits '72 I gather That album was shelved



Neil Forbes 23rd Jan 2015		Really was much of a muchness! K-Tel Australia and EMI racing each other to see which company could get their latest compilation out first(or so it might've seemed). K-Tel drawing on a wider arc of record companies for their album content while EMI seemed to be stuck with the labels it represented at the time for its album content - Ah but we may as well try to "catch the wind" than try to work out the machinations of LP compilations from K-Tel, EMI, Polygram or any other company.



Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		what is interesting I don't really remember these early compilations I have a vauge memory of 20 happening hits volume three that was issued the same times as explosive hits '73 but most of the ktel commercials I do remember year by year was from 1975 onwards with mind bender and outa sight among others



Neil Forbes 23rd Jan 2015		Hi, R.C.! Taking your most recent remark first, if you have the facility on your computer to extract tracks from a CD, you could compile a CD version for yourself of the Australian "Believe In Music" album. Mind you, you'd to spread the contents evenly over two CDs(to replicate the LPs, no doubt), and to your second comment, the contents of the two different versions cater to vastly different eras in music tastes. The Australian album was a "nostalgia trip" delving back into the 1950s while the Canadian(and American) versions were of more contemporary music of the time(early 1970s), it would've been like comparing apples to oranges.



Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		all the tracks that featured on the Australia issue I do have on CD



Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		to be honest with you I like the Australian issue better



Neil Forbes 23rd Jan 2015		Yes, I'd borrowed a friend's copy once, many years ago to put Wayward Wind on cassette(yonks before we could make our own CDs). I'd often seen other copies of the LP at second-hand shops and recycling centres(where old LPs go to die). But, as I said, the make-up of this Canadian album, and its American counterpart(most likely) vary markedly from the Australian album in ways I've already explained some minutes ago.



Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		the cover on the Australian issue has a purple background with Believe In Music in Big Gold lettering



Neil Forbes 23rd Jan 2015		Looking at this LP now, I realise that it only shares its title with the Australian album. The artwork in the cover and the LP's contents vary wildly from the Aussie album. The differences are: Canadian: Single disc - 11 tracks per side, material of contemporary(early 1970s) vintage. Australian: Two discs - 10 tracks per side, material of 1950s vintage, many issued as 78s.



Record Collector 23rd Jan 2015		Album Title Believe In Music (Double Album) Label Majestic (Australia) Catalogue Number NA 449 Year Released 1973 Just Walkin' In The Rain - JOHNNIE RAY Pittsburgh Pennsylvania - GUY MITCHELL Bimbombey - JIMMY RODGERS Baby It's Cold Outside - BUDDY CLARK AND DINAH SHORE April Love - PAT BOONE Glow Worm - MILLS BROTHERS A Certain Smile - JOHNNY MATHIS Wayward Wind (The) GOGI GRANT March From The River Kwai - MITCH MILLER Rags To Riches - TONY BENNETT On The Street Where You Live - VIC DAMONE 24 Hours From Tulsa - GENE PITNEY Secret Love - DORIS DAY All I Have To Do Is Dream - EVERY BROTHERS I Believe - FRANKIE LANE Standing On The Corner - FOUR LADS Peg O' My Heart BUDDY CLARK What A Diff'rence A Day Makes - DINAH WASHINGTON Frankie's Man Johnny - JOHNNY CASH Friendly Persuasion - PAT BOONE She Wears My Ring - JOHNNY O'KEEFE Sail Along Silv'ry Moon - BILLY VAUGHAN Broken Hearted Melody - SARAH VAUGHAN Dream Lover - BOBBY DARIN Come On A My House - ROSEMARY CLOONEY It's All In The Game - TOMMY EDWARDS Sioux City Sue - GENE AUTRY You Don't Have To Say You Love Me - DUSTY SPRINGFIELD Green Door - JIM LOWE Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - PLATTERS



Neil Forbes 20th Dec 2014		The sleeve and labels show 11 tracks per side, the list for submission only shows 10 per side. Two are thus not listed in this Canadian version. The missing tracks are "Sealed With A Kiss"(Bobby Vinton) Side 1/Tr.11 and "I Believe In Music"(Gallery) Side 2/Tr.11.



Record Collector 20th Dec 2014		released in Australia under majestic records same title but different track listing with the catalogue number NA 449 also cover not the same as overseas issues



whitewhale1965 19th Dec 2014		The US version is almost identical to this Canadian release.

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