Vinyl Album - The Association - And Then...Along Comes The Association - Valiant

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Association
Title:	And Then...Along Comes The Association
Label:	Valiant
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	VLS-25002
Date:	Aug 1966
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	30 Own, 3 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Association	Enter The Young	T. Kirkman	9.0 Rate
A2	The Association	Your Own Love	J. Yester, G. Alexander	9.0 Rate
A3	The Association	Don't Blame It On Me	D. Addrisi, D. Addrisi	9.0 Rate
A4	The Association	Blistered	Ed. Wheeler	7.0 Rate
A5	The Association	I'll Be Your Man	R. Giquere	10.0 Rate
A6	The Association	Along Comes Mary	T. Almer	10.0 Rate
B1	The Association	Cherish	T. Kirkman	9.0 Rate
B2	The Association	Standing Still	T. Bouechel	9.0 Rate
B3	The Association	Message Of Our Love	C. Boettcher, T. Almer	8.0 Rate
B4	The Association	Round Again	G. Alexander	9.0 Rate
B5	The Association	Remember	G. Alexander	10.0 Rate
B6	The Association	Changes	G. Alexander	9.0 Rate

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Produced by C. Boettcher
recorded June 1966

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Comments and Reviews


Paul Goldstein1 18th Aug 2020		Who has been so kind as to upload every track here. Although this was their first album, it was my favourite of theirs. All the tracks here were memorable. It had my two favourites, Along Comes Mary, and in particular Cherish.



RecordDragon 8th Aug 2020



ppint. 30th Sep 2016		eggs come from chickens...



TheDroid 23rd Sep 2016		And the plot thickens....



ppint. 23rd Sep 2016		thedroid: aha - stop press extrah! warners did not buy valiant when that music corpse was partly-owned by four star television: the original owner(-manager)s bought four star's shareholding back off them before selling to warners, and there was a interregnum with these records reverting to independent distribution - hence the blackings-out.



checkm8 21st Sep 2015		Added front cover variant image with "singing...along comes mary" rather than "featuring CHERISH & ALONG COMES MARY" along the lower edge of the cover. Also added label variant images which is a Monarch pressing variant with STEREO on the right side above the catalog number. The Monarch delta numbers are the same as the other Monarch pressing {Images #821409 & 821410}.



TheDroid 19th Aug 2015		ppint: Thanks for the input regarding distribution of the Valiant label. Your thought on the overprint makes sense. Scott



ppint. 19th Aug 2015		thedroid: valiant records's lps, vlm 5001-4 & vls 25001-4 were distributed independently of warner bros. records, i think by four star television - presumably, via wholesalers? - and, eventually (after valiant was sold to warners), reissued/rereleased as w(s) 1701-1704, respectawigglily. the form of the overprinted curve suggests that the labels were amongst the last batches printed for valiant, announcing that the - still-vlm/vls-cat#ed - albums were (?mfd &?) distributed by warner bros. - but used before the sale had actually gone through and/or the distribution change had time to go into effect. (i've not seen an independent/four star tv-distributed valiant album label announcing who its distributors were, or i'd've suggested that the blanked-out text said distributed by them, and was being used up after warners' purchase and the distribution change-over took place, but before these four albums were absorbed into the warners catalogue & numbering system.)



TheDroid 17th Aug 2015		Added autographed back cover image. This was done for my brother in late 1980 by the then current line-up which did not include Brian Cole. I also added two label variations. The one with the black line at the bottom appears to be printed on the label, but I cannot discern what it may be covering. The second set is from Monarch Record, Los Angeles, CA. The Monarch deltas are: Side One Δ 9349. Side Two Δ 9349-X.



Trainman 22nd Aug 2014		This was the first LP I had to run out and buy after hearing "Cherish" on the radio. (although that original mono disc is long departed this world, I actually wore it out.)