Vinyl Album - Kenyon Hopkins - The Fugitive Kind (Soundtrack) - United Artists

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Kenyon Hopkins
Title:	The Fugitive Kind (Soundtrack)
Label:	United Artists
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	UAL-4065
Date:	Mar 1960
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Kenyon Hopkins	Alone - Prologue	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
A2	Kenyon Hopkins	Bird Song - Main Title	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
A3	Kenyon Hopkins	Get Crazy	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
A4	Kenyon Hopkins	The Reformer	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
A5	Kenyon Hopkins	Put Me Off At The Station	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
A6	Kenyon Hopkins	Love To Sunday	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
B1	Kenyon Hopkins	Let Me Out	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
B2	Kenyon Hopkins	Return To The Store	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
B3	Kenyon Hopkins	High Pocket Blues	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
B4	Kenyon Hopkins	Pay Day	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
B5	Kenyon Hopkins	Calliope	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate
B6	Kenyon Hopkins	Triumphant Fugitive - End Title	Kenyon Hopkins	Rate

Notes

This film concerns Marlon Brando who was portrayed a drifter who found work at a shop in a small village. The shop was managed by Lady Torrance, who had a husband that had terminally ill cancer. Even though Mr. Brando is attracted to Lady Torrance, a sexually addicted lady named Carol Cutere attempts to get Mr. Brando to have sexual intercourse with her.

This disc was the final United Artists disc of 33.33 rpm that was first issued with the red label monaural and the blue label stereofonic. Though United Artists UAL-4066 sequentially follows this disc (UAL-4065), the UAL-4066 does not get issued until mid-1961. Accordingly the UAL-4066 will have the United Artists label that is boxed and that has connecting circles.

Starting with the United Artists UAL-4068, both the monaural and stereofonic discs of 33.33 rpm had consisted of the "rainbow" design in which UA were giant letters of red, orange and blue that was directly above United Artists, of which all these letters were capitalized and of white print. Also, at the outer edge of the United Artists "rainbow" design, were red, orange, green and blue lines which somewhat resembled a roulette wheel.

The only three United Artists discs of 33.33 rpm of the 4000 # system that had originally had the "rainbow" design label were UAL-4068/UAS-5068, UAL-4069/UAS-5069 and UAL-4070/UAS -5070.

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LouisSidney 14th Jun 2020		Labels added. Edited and produced for records by Jack Lewis. Engineering: Fred Christie, Olmsted Sound Studios. Cover design: Stephen Haas Studio.