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Jon Hoddinott
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3.7 months
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Some years back, my father owned a box set that consisted of various songs from various CBS artists. I haven't been able to determine if it was 3 or 4 LPs, nor if it was CBS artists in general, or EPIC artists specifically. I do know that it was printed around 1972, and two tracks on it were "Long Cool Woman (in a black dress)" by the Hollies and "Hold Your Head Up" by Argent (the long version), which I believe were the last two tracks on one side. If anybody knows the name of this, I would be very appreciative.
Thanks,
Jon.
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Derek Allan
lpfrenzy80s
Hong Kong
34 posts
5.4 years
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Hmmm, I do remember my first lp was "Fill your head with Rock" and released in 1972. It was a double gatefold lp and those tracks do look familar. Have a look?
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Jon Hoddinott
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3.7 months
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Quote:
Originally Posted By Derek Allan:
Hmmm, I do remember my first lp was "Fill your head with Rock" and released in 1972. It was a double gatefold lp and those tracks do look familar. Have a look? |
Nope, it's not FILL YOUR HEAD (I've got that one, tho). I've also determined through Trial and error that it isn't SOMETHING ELSE AGAIN or ROCK'S GREATEST HITS, either. It's a bit frustrating that CBS released so many good samplers in that era.
Jon.
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Considerthis
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1.9 years
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I believe the record your looking for was a K-Tel I Believe In Music .
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Jon Hoddinott
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3.7 months
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Originally Posted By Considerthis:
I believe the record your looking for was a K-Tel I Believe In Music . |
Nope, wasn't a K-Tel record, and wasn't a single LP either. It was definitely a label sampler, from either CBS/Columbia, or Epic (a division of CBS/Columbia). Thanks for the input tho.
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