Vinyl Album - Various Artists - 20 Dynamite Hits - K-Tel

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	20 Dynamite Hits
Label:	K-Tel
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	TU 236
Date:	1974
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	13 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Paper Lace	The Night Chicago Died	M. Murray, P. Callander	Rate
A2	Bachman-Turner Overdrive	Takin' Care Of Business	R. Bachman	Rate
A3	Nazareth	This Flight Tonight	J. Mitchell	Rate
A4	William De Vaughn	Be Thankful For What You Got	W. De Vaughn	Rate
A5	Eric Clapton	I Shot The Sheriff	B. Marley	8.0 Rate
A6	Kool And The Gang	Hollywood Swinging	R. West, Kool And The Gang	Rate
A7	Stealers Wheel	Stuck In The Middle With You	J. Egan, G. Rafferty	9.0 Rate
A8	Albert Hammond	I'm A Train	A. Hammond, M. Hazelwood	Rate
A9	George McCrae	Rock Your Baby	H. W. Casey, R. Finch	7.0 Rate
A10	Elton John	Honky Cat	E. John, B. Taupin	8.0 Rate
B1	Terry Jacks	Seasons In The Sun	Brel, Mckuen	7.0 Rate
B2	Rick Derringer	Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo	R. Derringer	Rate
B3	Peter Noone	Meet Me On The Corner Down At Joe's Cafe	T. Macaulay, B. Mason	Rate
B4	The DeFranco Family Featuring Tony DeFranco	Save The Last Dance For Me	D. Pomus, M. Shuman	Rate
B5	Lobo	Rings	A. Harvey, E. Reeves	Rate
B6	Sister Janet Mead	The Lord's Prayer	A. Strals	Rate
B7	Love Unlimited Orchestra	Love's Theme	B. White	6.0 Rate
B8	Al Wilson	Show And Tell	J. Fuller	Rate
B9	Gladys Knight And The Pips	On And On	C. Mayfield	Rate
B10	Stylistics	Let's Put It All Together	Hugo And Luigi, G. D. Weiss	7.0 Rate

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Comments and Reviews


Jonathan Schult 20th Jun 2022		There were probably more than 2 versions of this album, depending on what region of the world they were issued.



BigBadBluesMan 25th Apr 2021



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metfan 14th May 2019		The point is, Neil Forbes, that on a US album, they weren't going for an Aussie track, per se, but something which was an AMERICAN HIT. Besides, Festival Records had nothing to do with it - they licensed the track thru its American lessee, A&M Records. Besides, what other Aussie tracks would Americans know at the time?



W.B.lbl 1st Apr 2015		And Canada had NC and TC. But since we're talkin' U.S., all this is irrelevant.



Record Collector 30th Mar 2015		The catalogue number changed here in Australia to NA And TA around November 1971 that lasted until 1984



W.B.lbl 30th Mar 2015		This was around the period K-Tel began instituting number codes for different pressings. On {Images #509189 & 509190} you see a "29" to the right of the K-Tel logo at left. I'm not sure, but could anyone say whether or not this was a Keel Mfg. pressing?



Record Collector 16th Jan 2015		Has a few of those



Neil Forbes 16th Jan 2015		Funny you should mention "Love's Theme", R.C.! I bought a Reader's Digest set last time I was in Newcastle, had that track contained at Tr.6/Side1/Record 4. The album set: "Easy Listening Sounds Of The Seventies. Sorry, I'm not submitting this one - waaaayyyy too much work involved!(I'm thinking of my poor ol' typing fingers here! Ouch!)



Record Collector 16th Jan 2015		Everytime I hear loves theme that famillar voice hello this is donny Sutherland and welcome to sounds



Neil Forbes 16th Jan 2015		R.C., I don't think I was debating, I was simply saying that when K-Tel USA wanted to include an Australian track in one of their issues for the US market, there were far better, and far worthier tracks that could've been used than that from Janet Mead. But then I'm an atheist so something like that from Mead taking up valuable LP space that could've been put to far better use(like using the Johnny O'Keefe/Margaret McLaren version of Mockingbird, for instance), really rankles me!



Record Collector 15th Jan 2015		Neil just a reminder this site isn't for debating its for making general comments about albums themselves



Neil Forbes 15th Jan 2015		R.C.'s comment: "Neil you only have to look at K-Tel's Australian compilation albums would that answer your question". I'm sorry R.C. but you're missing the point I'm trying to make. I'm NOT talking about Australian K-Tel issues here. I'm talking about the calibre of songs that would be worthy of appearing in a US compilation so the American buyers of these K-Tel albums can hear the great stuff coming from "down-under"! But Janet Mead's piece of religious shite isn't fit to be seen or heard ANYWHERE! Festival could've supplied K-Tel USA with any number of tracks of far superior quality and calibre to include on their compilations. As I said, I cringe when I think of what the Americans are hearing when their turntable stylus reaches track 6 on this LP's Side B. A great alternative would've been Johnny O'Keefe and Margaret McLaren's version of Mockingbird, far and away better than that of James Taylor and Carly Simon!



Record Collector 15th Jan 2015		Neil you only have to look at Ktels Australian compilation albums would that answer your question



Neil Forbes 15th Jan 2015		Sorry, R.C., that's not the point of what I was saying. I was asking why couldn't K-Tel USA have chosen something far worthier from Australia to put in their American compilation than that piece of crap from Janet Mead(I cringe when I think that rubbish is representing Australia on this US compilation when there are songs a thousand times better that could've been used).



Record Collector 15th Jan 2015		If rock and roll was featured on ktels Australian issue of fantastic it would have been edited but thankfully it wasn't chosen



Neil Forbes 15th Jan 2015		Of all the Australian stuff they could've used for this album, why the F*** did they use that piece of religious crap from Janet Mead? They could've used a Kevin Johnson track, Rock & Roll(I Gave You The Best Years Of My Life), a far worthier inclusion - and the ORIGINAL version!



Trainman 17th Oct 2014		I was just going to link these when I noticed the Canada pressing has a slightly different track list



brian_ns 16th Oct 2014		wow i didnt know there were 2 different versions of this album Dynamite



Vinyl Fan 12th Mar 2014		Added this LP, cover and label images fmc.

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