The Secret Life Of Harpers Bizarre-ORIGINAL 1968 US W7 LP SEALED/NOS
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Harpers Bizarre –
The Secret Life Of Harpers Bizarre
Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Records – WS 1739
Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Records – 1739 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: US Released: Sep 1968 Genre: Jazz, Rock, Stage & Screen Style: Soft Rock, Pop Rock, Symphonic Rock, Musical, Swing Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Look To The Rainbow (From The Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Motion Picture "Finian's Rainbow") Arranged By – Eddie Karam Written-By – Lane*, Harburg* 0:14 A2 Battle Of New Orleans Arranged By – Perry Botkin Jr. Written-By – J. Driftwood* 2:34 A3.1 When I Was A Cowboy Arranged By – Ron Elliott (2) Written-By – Tyson*, Fricker* 2:35 A3.2 Interlude 0:20 A4 Sentimental Journey Arranged By – Ron Elliott (2) Written-By – Homer*, Green*, Brown* 2:25 A5 Las Mananitas Arranged By – Kirby Johnson Written-By – Scoppettone*, Templeman* 1:30 Medley (4:00) A6a Bye, Bye, Bye Arranged By – Bob Thompson Written-By – Scoppettone*, Templeman* A6b Vine Street Arranged By – Bob Thompson Written-By – R. Newman* A7.1 Me, Japanese Boy Arranged By – Nick DeCaro Written-By – Bacharach-David* 3:04 A7.2 Interlude 0:20 B1 I'll Build A Stairway To Paradise Arranged By – Bob Thompson Written-By – DeSylva*, I. Gershwin-George Gershwin* 3:12 B2 Green Apple Tree Arranged By – Kirby Johnson Written-By – Scoppettone*, Templeman* 2:28 B3.1 Sit Down, You're Rocking The Boat Arranged By – Kirby Johnson Written-By – Frank Loesser 1:43 B3.2 Interlude 0:21 B4 I Love You, Mama Arranged By, Written-By – Ron Elliott (2) 2:10 B5 Funny How Love Can Be Arranged By – Perry Botkin Jr. Written-By – L. Bowman* 2:35 B6 Mad Arranged By – Eddie Karam Written-By – Scoppettone*, Templeman* 2:42 B7 Look To The Rainbow (From The Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Motion Picture "Finian's Rainbow") Arranged By – Eddie Karam Written-By – Lane*, Harburg* 0:31 B8.1 The Drifter Arranged By – Nick DeCaro Written-By – Williams*, Nichols* 3:03 B8.2 Reprise 0:55 Companies, etc. Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute Credits Art Direction – Ed Thrasher Choir [Gospel] – Carolyn Willis, Gloria Jones, Sherlie Matthews Engineer – Lee Herschberg Engineer [Assisting] – Joe Sidore, Mike Shields Illustration [Cover] – Bob Zoell Musical Assistance [Assisting Lenny Waronker] – Randy Newman, Ron Elliott (2) Musical Assistance [Assisting Lenny Waronker], Performer, Arranged By [Vocals] – Dick Scoppettone, Ted Templeman Performer – Dick Yount, John Petersen (3) Producer – Lenny Waronker Notes UniPak jacket Labels: WS 1739 Spine and front jacket: 1739
This is the ORIGINAL 1968 U.S. LP.
It's STILL SEALED!
The Unipak cover looks GREAT!
It has a brass deletion grommet at the top left corner.
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