Vinyl Album - Various Artists - 20 Chartstoppers Vol.3 - Select

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	20 Chartstoppers Vol.3
Label:	Select
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	US-1005
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	New Seekers	Beg, Steal Or Borrow	Cole, Hall, Wolfe	Rate
A2	Faron Young	It's Four In The Morning	Chestnut	Rate
A3	T. Rex	Jeepster	Bolan	Rate
A4	Daniel Boone	Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast	Callander, Stephens	Rate
A5	Alison McCallum	Superman	Vanda, Young	Rate
A6	Stylistics	Stop Look And Listen	Bell, Creed	Rate
A7	Digby Richards	People Call Me Country	Richards	Rate
A8	B. J. Thomas	Rock And Roll Lullaby	Mann, Weil	Rate
A9	Johnny Chester	Shame And Scandal	Donaldson, Brown	Rate
A10	John Laws	A Front Row Seat To Hear Old Johnny Sing	Silverstein	Rate
B1	Al Head	Walk The World Away	Paul Korda	Rate
B2	Olivia Newton-John	What Is Life	George Harrison	Rate
B3	Middle Of The Road	Soley, Soley	Arbex	Rate
B4	Soffrok	Set Me Free	Turk	Rate
B5	Kamahl	Jesu Christo	E. Carlos, R. Carlos	Rate
B6	Ted Bull	Maggie	Dorset	Rate
B7	Buffalo	Suzie Sunshine	Brett, Baxter	Rate
B8	Jerry Lee Lewis	Chantilly Lace	Richardson	Rate
B9	G. Wayne Thomas	Morning Of The Earth	Thomas	Rate
B10	Don Fardon	Follow Your Drum	Loudermilk	Rate

Notes

Third of three volumes in Chartstopper series, may have been processed by RCA(B5RS-1010:A side, B5RS-1011:B side matrix numbers).

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Description: 20 Chartstoppers Vol.3 Rear

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Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 5th Feb 2015		From R.C., re: Port Stephens FM - "radio boot camp" Yep! Just about hit the nail on the head there, R.C. Quite an accurate description. And you know the saddest thing about it, if you're unjustly treated by the committee of PSFM or any other community radio station, there's no avenue of redress because the A.C.M.A.(Australian Communications & Media Authority) won't do a bloody thing to help you!



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		Actually neil I had few contacts presenters act as flies on the wall no longer working there described it as a radio boot camp



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		Have you had any direct experience of Port Stephens FM in say, the last decade? I still have a few friends there, they're just "keeping their heads down and doing their shows as best they can, considering the interference they have to put up with from a committee of bullies!



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		I have retired from community radio to more of a community radio critic as star rating example three stars or four and so on some of the are very good they stay in their limits serving the community of their distric



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		I have to agree, R.C. Though I never actually heard Ward Austin, I was familiar with his ridiculous, cringe-worthy catchphrase: "Rickapooney and Fandoogley"(Isn't that just like fingers down a blackboard?). I think the DJs of the time were heavily influenced by American DJs(they may have heard them on tape). The absolute WORST example is Wolfman Jack! Yes, thankfully our radio presenters HAVE toned down their presentation styles, to be plainer, simpler and more straight-forward, influenced by community radio, perhaps! Could'nt think of a better example!, But R.C., I ask again, are you still doing any radio sessions?



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		Funny you Should say that I was listening a old broadcast of 3UZ Stan "the man" Rolf doing a top forty countdown from October 1970 I was thinking when I was listening to it what on earth was this person on being very hyped up but thankfully DJs started to tone down once the decade progressed. Through the years



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		R.C., are you still active as a radio presenter? In other words, are you still radio-active?(ha-ha)



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		Another one Rangers Waltz by The Mum And Dads strange though as I have that album there's no stereo mix my apologies for those may have a love hate relationship with the song it's one of those treasured records I love to play on radio as a filler before the news



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		From R.C.: "A4 you would think they picked Wayne Newtons version" - They might not have been able to obtain the rights from RCA in the USA(Newton signed to them after a stint at MGM after leaving EMI's Capitol subsidiary).



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		A4 you would think they picked Wayne Newtons version



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		Phil, I feel a bit of deja-vu here, I've had this conversation once before on 45Cat. For a label originating in Australia to have any REAL presence in Britain or anywhere else for that matter, its TRADEMARK should BE SEEN on the label of discs made in that territory! It's JUST NOT GOOD ENOUGH to be merely credited on the bottom of another company's label. ONJ was signed to PYE INTERNATIONAL, her records should've appeared here on Astor. then EMI when she joined them in 1974/5 then MCA in the early 1980s. For Festival to be truly INTERNATIONAL, they needed to have THEIR VERY OWN office, studios and processing facilities in those other markets.



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		I wouldn't mind finding the single of Morning Of The Earth! I feel a bit short-changed on learning the LP track had been edited down(boo-hoo, sob, sob, wwwwaaaagggghhhh!).



PhilMH 4th Feb 2015		But Neil, Livvy was signed to an Australian company - whether released on Pye International, EMI, or Uni/MCA, the recordings were made by Festival International, and released here on Festival's Interfusion label.



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		I did a mix once using a two minute auto fade out and phasing Of morning of the earth



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		A7, it's a good track, too!



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		The label for Morning Of The Earth in the YT clip says 5.20(5 minutes, 20 seconds) the track actually clocks at 5.02(1 second of silence right at the end stretches it to 5.03 but the version at B9 on this LP clocks in at 3.27(and that's after I trimmed the waste while copying to MP3 file).(had to correct the track number - keyboard gremlins got me again!)



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		A7 that I do have on CD



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		Well, R.C., for a start, she ain't "Our" Olivia! She NEVER recorded here! She spent SOME of her childhood here, she was in Newcastle for a very short time while her father was at the University. but her recording career started at PYE International, then moved to EMI about 1975, then she moved to America and recorded for MCA. SHE NEVER ONCE set foot in any Australian studio(except perhaps for a visit). As for A1 getting you singing, at least you don't have Tomjonesitis!



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		now now that's not how to treat our Olivia but I cant say much about john revolting though haha



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		A1 oh no that's done it its got me singing now haha



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		wonderful



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		Sadly, the Olivia Neutron-Bomb .. er, Newton-John track jumps in a few places but I have that track on another LP that I can use as a substitute.



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		Hi, R.C.! Apollo 100's "Joy" would've been a far better track than that Kamahl(why? people are so unkind!) track, but then ANY track would be better!



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		b9 very hypnotic but a classic that opener of the big wave scene from the movie fantastic



Record Collector 4th Feb 2015		You would think they would include Apollo 100's Joy on the album



Neil Forbes 4th Feb 2015		Sorry about the slight stain at bottom-left of rear cover. That's how it was when I got it. As I said in the notes, I bought this LP to get hold of Tr.B9(a very friendly track, benign - get it?). Barring Tr.B5, which I could've done without, the rest were just extra goodies.

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