Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Happy Days Fonzie Favorites - Jukebox International

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Happy Days Fonzie Favorites
Label:	Jukebox International
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	TVLP-177602R / TVLP-177602RJ
Date:	1976
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	23 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	[no artist listed]	Happy Days Theme		Rate
A2	The Coasters	Charlie Brown		Rate
A3	Bobby Darin	Splish Splash		Rate
A4	Everly Brothers	Bird Dog		Rate
A5	Joe Jones	You Talk Too Much		Rate
A6	The Regents	Barbara Ann		Rate
A7	Jerry Lee Lewis	Great Balls Of Fire		Rate
A8	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rock Around The Clock		Rate
A9	Frank Lyndon	The Fonzerelli Slide		Rate
A10	The Heyettes	The Fonz Song		Rate
A11	[no artist listed]	Impressionist Track (Aaaaay, Cool, Nerd, Sit on It)		Rate
B1	The Dubs	Could This Be Magic		Rate
B2	The Flamingos	I Only Have Eyes For You		Rate
B3	Little Anthony And The Imperials	Tears On My Pillow		Rate
B4	The Chantels	Maybe		Rate
B5	The Elegants	Little Star		Rate
B6	Jimmy Charles	A Million To One		Rate
B7	The Five Satins	In The Still Of The Night		Rate
B8	The Rays	Silhouettes		Rate
B9	The Skyliners	Since I Don't Have You		Rate
B10	The Cleftones	Heart And Soul		Rate
B11	Lee Dorsey	Ya Ya		Rate

Notes

TV advertised cash-in from the popular 1970's TV series 'Happy Days'
The rear of the sleeve features a fold-out stand so that the record can be displayed as a picture!

No credits.

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Comments and Reviews


23skidoo 23rd May 2024		One bit of information worth noting: Track 11, which features an uncredited impressionist intoning various Fonzie catchphases, plays over the instrumental version of the theme song, which I don't think had otherwise been released previously. The vocal version had been a single (odd they didn't credit the performers on this album), but I don't think the instrumental had yet been released.



23skidoo 8th Jul 2018		I remember buying this hoping it would include Bill Haley's specially-recorded version of Rock Around the Clock from the show (he re-recorded it and about 2 or 3 other songs from his Decca era for the TV show in 1973). They just used the original 1954 recording which, to be fair, was used for the syndicated "Happy Days Again" opening of the show in lieu of the re-recorded track.



Neil Forbes 9th May 2015		Yeah, I think it's the Pratt & McClain & Brother Love version which was issued on single(45rpm) on the Reprise label.



Record Collector 9th May 2015		Interesting track one of the k-tel release is the shows mix and it's in stereo



Neil Forbes 9th May 2015		I'd have to print this page out to compare the list, but in quick scrolling, I note there are a few differences in the content.



Record Collector 8th May 2015		The Australian issue has a better track listing compare to overseas listing



Neil Forbes 8th May 2015		RC, the old Gas Works would've been down near the western end of town, somewhere(guessing) around Steel Street. If you visited Newcastle today, guaranteed you wouldn't know the place. Around Steel Street is a huge shopping complex called Market Town. And the Hunter Street Mall now allows cars through it, albeit at 10Km/H(a slow crawl, snails overtake you, ha-ha).



Record Collector 8th May 2015		Yes Neil at a place called Nash Trading at the old gas works where it was I don't really know



Neil Forbes 8th May 2015		RC's comment: "Trivia I actually bought the album in Newcastle NSW Australia" - Aah, RC, I see you were in my "neck of the woods"! I lived at Stockton(Newcastle's oldest suburb) until moving to Port Stephens in June 2001.



Record Collector 8th May 2015		Played this today on a cassette never trust a 11 year old playing tapes Haha



Record Collector 3rd May 2015		ALBUM Fonzie Favorites Label K-tel (Australia) Catalogue Number NA 506 Year Released 1978 Side One 1. Happy Days Theme From The Televison Series 2. Charlie Brown The Coasters 3. Let The Little Girl Dance Billy Bland 4. Teen Angel Mark Dinning 5, I Don't Know Why I Love you (but I do) Clarence Frogman Henry 6. To Know Him is to Love Him The Teddy Bears 7. Stagger Lee Lloyd Price 8. My Heart is an Open Book Carl Dobkins Jnr 9. He's So FIne The Chiffons 10 Impressionist Track Side Two 1. Twilight Time The Platters 2. Keep on Knockin Little Richard 3. Runaway Del Shannon 4. He's A Rebel The Chrystals 5. My True Love Jack Scott 6. Big Man Four Preps 7. Rhythm of the Rain The Cascades 8. Tell Laura That I Love Her Ray Peterson 9. Hurt So Bad Little Anthony and the Imperials 10. Dolls House Donnie Brooks



Record Collector 2nd May 2015		Trivia I actually bought the album in Newcastle NSW Australia



Neil Forbes 2nd May 2015		Bill Haley & His Comets' "Rock Around The Clock" served as the opening theme for the first series only. Subsequent series of the show had the Pratt & McClain with Brother Love version at both opening and closing credit sequences.



Record Collector 2nd May 2015		Released here in Australia on K-tel Records NA 506 In 1978 With a different track listing I will put in coming days so watch this space



GEMSMFAN 24th Feb 2014		Track A1, although not mentioned, was the later version of theme and recorded by Pratt & McClain with Brotherlove. That version was used at the start of the show and throughout most of the series' run. The lyrics were rewritten from the original 1974 Pratt & McClain version, which only was used during the end credits, as Bill Haley & His Comets' Rock Around The Clock, was the original opening theme.

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Linked Releases

Canada - Juke Box International - 1976

UK - Warwick - 1978