Vinyl Album - Renaissance - A Song For All Seasons - Warner Bros.

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Renaissance
Title:	A Song For All Seasons
Label:	Warner Bros.
Country:	Italy
Catalogue:	U 56460
Date:	Mar 1978
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Renaissance	Opening Out	Camp, Dunford	Rate
A2	Renaissance	Day Of The Dreamer	Camp, Dunford	Rate
A3	Renaissance	Closer Than Yesterday	Camp, Dunford	Rate
A4	Renaissance	Kindness (At The End)	Camp	Rate
B1	Renaissance	Back Home Once Again	Camp, Dunford	Rate
B2	Renaissance	She Is Love	Dunford, Thatcher	Rate
B3	Renaissance	Northern Lights	Dunford, Thatcher	Rate
B4	Renaissance	A Song For All Seasons	Camp, Dunford, Thatcher, Tout, Sullivan	Rate

Notes

(P) 1978 Sire Records Inc.
Produced by David Hentschel.
Lyric inner sleeve with poster insert.
Made and distributed in Italy by WEA Italiana s.p.a. Milano

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rocket666 ● 2nd May 2020		Excellent. Everything included - even got a 'cut-out' snip top right front....ooops.



Magic Marmalade 27th May 2015		Also notice the band name on the front is green on this issue, as it is on the later UK CD issue, but red on the UK vinyl.



Magic Marmalade 27th May 2015		ha ha! After that ordeal scanning the poster for the UK issue, I feel a bit more: "Twitchy Eye"!



robozuc ● 27th May 2015		Wow...Magic... in Italy we say "Hawkeye"!!!



Magic Marmalade 27th May 2015		It looks essentially the same robo. The only differences I can see (and I'm not entirely sure) is that the UK one has the album cat# bottom left, and the text: "Printed in England by Robor Ltd." also printed in blue, and the same size text bottom right. And what I can't make out in your image is the shadow rain drops(a shade or two lighter black) running diagonally in the black backdrop which follow the same pattern as the coloured "raindrops" on the front cover.



robozuc ● 27th May 2015		I suppose that the poster is the same in all country editions.