MISS BARBARA EDEN LP PINK VINYL NEW/ORIG. SEAL 45-RPM LTD REISSUE OF 1967 ALBUM
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Aug 14, 2022 Sold Date
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Sticker on wrapping reads: Record collectors, your wish is granted! The rare 1967 release from the I DREAM OF JEANNIE star! 45 RPM release for Maximum Fidelity to “The Master”. PINK VINYL LIMITED TO 1000 COPIES!

NEW/MINT, in original factory seal: MISS BARBARA EDEN 10-track LP.

Star of the TV Series “I Dream of Jeannie” ©1967 Screen Gems, Inc.

MISS BARBARA EDEN Stereophonic RGM-0967
Dot. A Long Play Ultra High Fidelity Recording Universal Music Special Markets. A Geffen Records release. ©2019 Real Gone Music, LLC.

SIDE ONE

I'm A Fool to Care 2:16
I Get the Fever 2:12 Rebel 2:05
Dream 2:30 I Wouldn't Be A Fool 2:13

SIDE TWO

Heartaches 2:47
Pledge of Love 2:17 Nobody But A Fool (Would Love You) 2:20
Single Girl 2:35 Bend It! 2:25

Arranged and Conducted by: Bill Justis

Produced by: Randy Wood
Engineers: Stan Ross & Thorne Nogar Photo/Design: Studio Five, Inc.

Excerpts from a review by Son of Flintstone Munchausen:

This is a vinyl LP (45 RPM, not 33 RPM Long Play) reissue of Barbara Eden’s August 1967, Dot Records LP. Original vinyl LP was Dot DLP 3795 mono/DLP 25795 stereo.

“… a beautifully and professionally executed reissue (LP cover photography is crisp, not a fuzzy photo of an old album cover, and the sound measures up, too!)...

“Barbara Eden here avoids that Dot pop-schlock '60s albums' trap. She cherry picks some Nashville songs by Bill Anderson (2), Mitchell Torok/Ramona Redd (2), a Dot Records minor teenager syrupy hit from 1957 on Dot 15586 45 single, and a Les Paul - Mary Ford 1954 hit.

“Style on eight of the ten tracks alternates between that semi-rock 'n' roll rocker beat that Pat Boone crooned to "Love Letters in the Sand" (or Dean Martin's relaxed '60s Reprise hits) with Billy Vaughn, to a Nashville pop/country sound a la Nancy Sinatra's COUNTRY, MY WAY album.

“The last two songs, though, stand apart from the '60s pop/country sound of the other eight. Single Girl" sounds like a 45 single attempt, with some extra production sound (echo-echo-echo), and the import UK novelty dance song from 1966, "Bend It."

“Barbara Eden's voice is the really unexpected standout on this album. As a celebrity "Golden Throat" novelty release, you'd expect her abilities to rival that of Bette Davis, Carol Channing, or Claudine Longet, but she's got a range and power that's surprising and belies her googly jiggly airhead Jayne Mansfield blonde act on the TV show.“

-  excerpts from a review by Son of Flintstone Munchausen.


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