Various - I Didn't Know They Still Made Records Like This Album

Tracklist

1	–Marcia Waldorf	The Rhythm Of The South Written By – Marcia Waldorf	3:26
2	–Seals & Crofts	I'll Play For You Lyrics By – Jim SealsMusic By – Dash Crofts, Jim Seals	4:04
3	–Emmylou Harris	If I Could Only Win Your Love Written By – Charlie Louvin, Ira Louvin	2:36
4	–Gordon Lightfoot	Rainy Day People Written By – Gordon Lightfoot	2:48
5	–Waldo De Los Rios	Symphony No. 7 In A Major, Opus 92 - 2nd Movement (Allegretto) Arranged By [Contemporary] – Waldo De Los RiosWritten By – Beethoven	5:03
6	–Cher	Geromino's Cadillac Written By – Michael Murphey, Charles Quarto	3:00
7	–Maria Muldaur	Oh Papa Written By – David Nictern	3:16
8	–Rod McKuen	They're Playing Our Song Written By – Rod McKuen, Yves Gilbert	2:48
9	–Dionne Warwick	Then Came You Written By – Sherman Marshall, Phillip T. Pugh	3:53
10	–Jesse Colin Young	Songbird Written By – Jesse Colin Young	4:05
11	–Fleetwood Mac	Rhiannon Written By – Stevie Nicks	4:12
12	–Joni Mitchell	Carey Written By – Joni Mitchell	3:00
13	–Leo Sayer	One Man Band Lyrics By – Leo SayerMusic By – David Courtney	3:35
14	–Van Morrison	Moondance Written By – Van Morrison	4:35
15	–Bonnie Raitt	You Got To Be Ready For Love Written By – Lou Courtney	3:03
16	–Arlo Guthrie	City Of New Orleans Written By – Steve Goodman	4:31
17	–Kenny Rankin	Silver Morning Written By – Yvonne Rankin, Kenny Rankin	4:17
18	–Randy Newman	Mama Told Me Not To Come Written By – Randy Newman	1:46
19	–Wendy Waldman	Spring Is Here Written By – Wendy Waldman	3:27
20	–Rex Allen Jr.	I Can See Clearly Now Written By – Johnny Nash	3:40
21	–John Sebastian	Singing The Blues Written By – Melvin Endsley	2:20
22	–Chris Ducey	Hula Rocka Hula Written By – Chris Ducey	3:21
23	–Gregg Allman	These Days Written By – Jackson Browne	3:54
24	–Randy Newman	Birmingham Written By – Randy Newman	2:45
25	–The San Sebastian Strings	Declaration / Atlas Lyrics By – Rod McKuenMusic By – Anita Kerr	2:54
26	–James Taylor	How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) Written By – Holland, Dozier, Holland	3:33

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PRO 608	Various	I Didn't Know They Still Made Records Like This ‎(2xLP, Comp)	Warner Bros. Records	PRO 608	US	1975
PRO 608	Various	I Didn't Know They Still Made Records Like This ‎(2xLP, Comp, Promo, San)	Warner Bros. Records	PRO 608	US	1975

Notes

1978 repressing on pinstriped beige labels.

℗ 1972 Warner Bros. Records Inc. (Side B)
℗ 1974 Warner Bros. Records Inc. (Sides A, B, C, & D)
℗ 1975 Warner Bros. Records Inc. (Sides A, B, C, & D)
℗ 1974 Chrysalis Records (Side A)
℗ 1973 Capricorn Records Inc. (Side D)
℗ 1975 Capricorn Records Inc. (Side B)
℗ 1974 Little David Records Co., Inc. (Side C)
℗ 1974 Hispavox, S.A. (Side C)

Gatefold cover with narrow yellow band at top with green lettering showing the title. Below is a picture of (what looks to be Randy Newman) a man on a leather couch with a young blond sitting below him on a fuzzy throw rug. Back cover is the same but no yellow band and the couple are embracing a little tighter.

Inside the gatefold are some great liner notes (anonymous) on each selections writer and/or lyricist, and also crediting album where song was originally featured and its producer.

A1: From "I'll Play for You", Warner Bros. album BS 2848, produced by Louie Shelton

A2: From "Streetlights", Warner Bros. album BS 2818, produced by Jerry Ragovoy

A3: From "Just a Boy", Warner Bros. album BS 2836, produced by Adam Faith and David Courtney

A4: From "Then Came You", Warner Bros. album BS 2846, produced by Jerry Ragovoy

A5: From "Moondance", Warner Bros. album WS 1835, produced by Van Morrison

A6: From "Fleetwood Mac", Reprise album MS 2225, produced by Fleetwood Mac and Keith Olsen

B1: From "Gorilla", Warner Bros. album BS 2866, produced by Lenny Waronker and Russ Titelman

B2: From "Memoranda", Capricorn album CP 0159, produced by Paul Hornsby

B3: From "Hobo's Lullaby", Reprise album MS 2060, produced by Lenny Waronker and Russ Titelman

B4: From "Good Old Boys", Reprise album MS 2193, produced by Lenny Waronker and Russ Titelman

B5: From "Stars", Warner Bros. album BS 2850, produced by Jimmy Webb

B6: From "Pieces of the Sky", Reprise album MS 2213, produced by Brian Ahern

B7: From "Duce of Hearts", Warner Bros. album BS 2841, produced by Jack Conrad and David Herscher

C1: From "Blue", Reprise album MS 2038

C2: From "Randy Newman/Live", Reprise album RS 6459, produced by Lenny Waronker and Russ Titelman

C3: From "Tarzana Kid", Reprise album MS 2187, produced by Erik Jacobsen and John Sebastian

C4: From "Waitress in the Donut Shop". Reprise album MS 2194, produced by Joe Boyd and Lenny Waronker

C5: From "Silver Morning", Little David album LD 3000, produced by Monte Kay

C6: From "Symphonies for the 70's", Warner Bros. album BS 2874, produced by Rafael Trabucchelli

C7: From "With Love", Warner Bros. album BS 2837, produced by Rod McKuen and Anita Kerr

D1: From "Cold on the Shoulder", Reprise album MS 2206, produced by Lenny Waronker

D2: From "Laid Back", Capricorn album CP 0116. produced by Johnny Sandlin and Gregg Allman

D3: From "Another Goodbye Song", Warner Bros. album BS 2821. produced by Larry Butler

D4: From "Wendy Waldman", Warner Bros. album BS 2859, produced by Nikolas K. Venet

D5: From " Songbird", Warner Bros. album BS 2845, produced by Jesse Colin Young

D6: From "Goodtime Music", Warner Bros. album BS 2861, produced by Rod McKuen and Wade Alexander

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): PRO-1-608-A-2 B14802
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched except SLM): PRO-2-608 S-1 + SLM + ∆426-X
• Matrix / Runout (Side C, Etched): PRO-3-A-1-608-(stick figure logo with head in quotes) B-14235
• Matrix / Runout (Side D, Etched): PRO-4-608-A2 B-14361

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Chrysalis Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Capricorn Records Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Little David Records Co., Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Hispavox, S.A.

Short intro

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