Vinyl Album - Laurel And Hardy - The Golden Age Of Hollywood Comedy - United Artists

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Laurel And Hardy
Title:	The Golden Age Of Hollywood Comedy
Label:	United Artists
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	UAG 29676
Date:	Nov 1975
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	10 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Laurel And Hardy	Introduction. Including: The Cuckoo Song	T. Marvin Hatley	Rate
A2	Laurel And Hardy	Fresh Fish		Rate
A3	Laurel And Hardy	Victims Of The Depression		Rate
A4	Laurel And Hardy	Furniture Payment		Rate
A5	Laurel And Hardy	Song: Let Me Call You Sweetheart	Whitson, Friedman	Rate
A6	Laurel And Hardy	What Flavours Have You		Rate
A7	Laurel And Hardy	Higher Endeavours		Rate
A8	Laurel And Hardy	Mistaken Identity		Rate
A9	Laurel And Hardy	Song: The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine	MacDonald, Carroll	Rate
A10	Laurel And Hardy	Long Distance		Rate
A11	Laurel And Hardy	Oh Gaston		Rate
A12	Laurel And Hardy	Stagecoach Manners		Rate
A13	Laurel And Hardy	Song: At The Ball: That's All	Hill	Rate
B1	Laurel And Hardy	The New Recruits. Including The Cuckoo Song	T. Marvin Hatley	Rate
B2	Laurel And Hardy	There's A Dollar		Rate
B3	Laurel And Hardy	Hard Boiled Eggs Including Song: In The Good Old Summertime	Shields, Evans	Rate
B4	Laurel And Hardy	Where Were You Born		Rate
B5	Laurel And Hardy	United We Stand		Rate
B6	Laurel And Hardy	Annual Convention		Rate
B7	Laurel And Hardy	We're Going Now		Rate
B8	Laurel And Hardy	Way Down South Including Song: I Want To Be In Dixie	Berlin, Snyder	Rate

Notes

Dialogue & Songs From the original soundtracks of selected Hal Roach films -- including -- Way Out West, County Hospital, Beau Hunks and Sons of the Desert

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W.B.lbl 6th Jan 2022		And that the "Original soundtracks from the Hal Roach films..." notice would have ended with, "...by arrangement with Richard Feiner & Co., Inc."



W.B.lbl 15th Apr 2021		P.S. Something tells me that if a U.S. release existed of this, it would have been UA-LA550-H or something.



W.B.lbl 11th Jul 2020		In the U.S., George Garabedian's Mark56 label had the "rights" to anything L&H regarding all this. In this same year, they put out the soundtracks to Way Out West which brought forth their big UK hit "The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine," and Sons Of The Desert that had yielded that song's B side, "Honolulu Baby." I noticed in the inner jacket, Garabedian was noticeably absent from the special thanks. The Garabedian entanglement may explain why this was the only "Golden Age" UA album not to have had a U.S. release, unlike The Golden Age Of The Hollywood Musical (UA-LA215-H, UK ish UAG 29421) or Hooray For Hollywood (UA-LA361-H, UK ish UAG 29644).

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Linked Releases

New Zealand - United Artists - 1975

UK - Liberty - 1980