Media Condition:Ā Good Plus (G+)
Sleeve Condition:Ā Very Good (VG)
Catalog #: SW 903, SW-903, SW903Ā
Format:Ā LP, Album, Scr
Country:Ā US
Genre:Ā Jazz, Pop
Style:Ā Vocal, Swing, Big Band, Ballad
Comments:
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This version has black labels that have rainbow colorband around perimeters.
It also has "Long Playing High-Fidelity" text vertically on labels to left of spindle hole.
These are the first Capitol stereo labels issued specifically to celebrate the company's first releases in stereo beginning in July 1958. This release is not among the first fifty stereo releases listed as released in 1958, which were a combination of popular titles and classical titles. This release does have the first Capitol stereo banner, "The Full Spectrum Of Sound", used by the company until July 1959.
Anvil symbol stamped in runouts / dead wax denotes a [l313252 pressing.
Turquoise or gray label with the T-Rim patent - June 1957 thru July 1958
Black label with colorband,"Capitol" at left with text vertical through the logo - July 1958 thru September 1959
Black label with colorband, "Capitol" at left with spires vertical through the logo - September 1959 thru beginning 1962
Black label with colorband,"Capitol" at top - 1962 thru late 1968.
A1. When Your Lover Has Gone 2:35
A2. A Cottage For Sale 3:00
A3. Who's Sorry Now? 3:00
A4. Once In A While 2:50
A5. These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You 3:50
A6. Just For The Fun Of It 2:38
B1. Don't Get Around Much Anymore 3:14
B2. I Understand 2:28
B3. Just One Of Those Things 2:17
B4. The Song Is Ended 2:49
B5. I Should Care 2:49
B6. The Party's Over 2:46
Barcode and Other Identifiers:Ā Matrix / Runout SW1-903
Matrix / Runout SW2-903
Pressing Plant ID [Anvil Symbol]
Matrix / Runout SW.1.903.D1 [Anvil Symbol] &
Matrix / Runout SW.2.903.D1 [Anvil Symbol] &
Matrix / Runout - SW1-903-D3 [Anvil Symbol] &
Matrix / Runout - SW-2-903-D1 [Anvil Symbol] &
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