John Gary - Encore Album

Tracklist

1	If Written-By – Hargreaves, Damerell, Evans
2	Melodie D'Amour (Melody Of Love) Written-By – Salvador, Johns
3	(It's Been) Grand Knowing You Written-By – Bock, Harnick
4	Take Me In Your Arms Written-By – Markush, Rotter, Parish	2:33
5	A Beautiful Thing Written-By – Wilson, Corda
6	Stranger In Paradise Written-By – Forrest, Wright	2:29

Credits

• Conductor – Marty Gold

Notes

Songs are selected from : John Gary - Encore
A Seeburg release with part no. 643
Jukebox Little LP with hard cardboard cover showing LP cover on front, blank on back. Original came with a sheet of jukebox strips and 3 little LP cover stickers. Sealed copies come in a loose plastic bag.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Label A): RPLA-3836
• Matrix / Runout (Label B): RPLA-3837

Companies

• Record Company – Radio Corporation Of America

Short intro

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