Byrds - Gorme - Maharis Oldies But Goodies - 2LPs - JAPAN VINYL OBI - SOPV-93-94
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A1 Eydie Gorme*– Blame It On The Bossa Nova
Written-By – B. Mann - C. Weil*
2:30
A2 Johnny Horton– North To Alaska
Written-By – M. Phillips*
2:49
A3 Bobby Vinton– Blue Velvet
Written-By – B. Wayne*, L. Morris*
2:48
A4 Steve Lawrence (2)– Go Away Little Girl
Written-By – G. Goffin - C. King*
2:12
A5 Oscar Brown Jr.– Work Song
Written-By – N. Adderley*, O. Brown, Jr.*
2:40
A6 The Village Stompers– Washington Square
Written-By – B. Goldstein*, D. Shire*
2:42
B1 Bobby Vinton– Mr. Lonely
Written-By – B. Vinton*, G. Allen*
2:41
B2 The New Christy Minstrels– Green, Green
Written-By – B. McGuire*, R. Sparks*
2:09
B3 The Byrds– Mr. Tambourine Man
Written-By – B. Dylan*
2:21
B4 Dion (3)– Ruby Baby
Written-By – J. Leiber - M. Stoller*
2:37
B5 George Maharis– Route 66
Written-By – B. Troup*
2:21
B6 Little Richard– Jenny, Jenny
Written-By – E. Johnson*, R. Penniman*
1:30
C1 The Zombies– Time Of The Season
Written-By – R. Argent*
3:32
C2 Scott McKenzie– San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)
Written-By – J. Phillips*
2:51
C3 Donovan– Sunshine Superman 4:32
C4 The Cyrkle– Red Rubber Ball
Written-By – P. Simon*
2:30
C5 Rainbows*– Balla Balla
Written-By – H. Lippok*
2:02
C6 Paul Revere & The Raiders– Kicks
Written-By – B. Mann - C. Weil*
2:23
D1 Mashmakhan– As The Years Go By
Written-By – P. Senecal*
2:49
D2 Christie– Yellow River
Written-By – J. Christie*
2:46
D3 Gary Puckett And The Union Gap*– Woman, Woman
Written-By – J. Glaser*, J. Payne*
3:14
D4 The Buckinghams– Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
Written-By – J. Zawinul*, J. Watson*, L. WIlliams*
2:47
D5 Mark Lindsay– Arizona
Written-By – K. Young*
3:09
D6 The Tremeloes– Silence Is Golden
Written-By – B. Gaudio - B. Grewe*
3:06
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Starting in the late 70's, US manufactured records were often produced from recycled vinyl which created a noisier pressing, using stampers across a large pressing count. Japanese record companies, on the other hand, used virgin vinyl to manufacture their records resulting in dead-quiet, high quality, audiophile grade pressings and generally had much smaller pressing runs for their western releases.
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