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A1. What'll I Do 2:38 A2. The Sheik Of Araby 3:34 A3. Tom And Myrtle 1:30 A4. Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue 1:09 A5. Jordan's Tango 2:01 A6. Who? 2:03 B1. I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston 1:30 B2. A Long Time Ago 3:08 B3. Yes, Sir, That's My Baby 1:18 B4. We've Met Before 2:38 B5. Whispering 1:47 B6. Charleston 1:31 C1. It Had To Be You 2:15 C2. Daisy (What 'll I Do) 1:25 C3. When You And I Were Seventeen 2:36 C4. Myrtle's Dead 2:00 C5. Alice Blue Gown 1:12 C6. Daisy's Tango 1:48 D1. My Favorite Beau 3:20 D2. Kitten On The Keys 1:32 D3. Beale Street Blues 1:35 D4. The Ring 1:20 D5. Summer's Almost Over 2:27 D6. What'll I Do / Ain't We Got Fun (Medley) 2:57
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Paramount Pictures presents
David Merrick's Production Of A Jack Clayton Film
Record One: Sides 1 & 4
Record Two: Sides 2 & 3
[sleeve
Paramount Records/Distributed by Famous Music Corp., N.Y. 10023/A G+W Company
[labels
℗ 1974 Paramount Records, A Division Of Famous Music Corporation, New York, New York 10023
MR = Monarch Record Mfg. Co. pressing
Label variations exist.
This release with ℗ 1974 in front of Paramount Records circling bottom half on labels.
Another release "[r=2398711" with ℗ 1974 in a different position on labels.
Phonographic Copyright (p) Paramount Records Pressed By Monarch Record Mfg. Co. Pressed By Monarch Record Mfg. Co. Distributed By Famous Music Corporation
A2. The Sheik Of Araby 3:34
A3. Tom And Myrtle 1:30
A4. Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue 1:09
A5. Jordan's Tango 2:01
A6. Who? 2:03
B1. I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston 1:30
B2. A Long Time Ago 3:08
B3. Yes, Sir, That's My Baby 1:18
B4. We've Met Before 2:38
B5. Whispering 1:47
B6. Charleston 1:31
C1. It Had To Be You 2:15
C2. Daisy (What 'll I Do) 1:25
C3. When You And I Were Seventeen 2:36
C4. Myrtle's Dead 2:00
C5. Alice Blue Gown 1:12
C6. Daisy's Tango 1:48
D1. My Favorite Beau 3:20
D2. Kitten On The Keys 1:32
D3. Beale Street Blues 1:35
D4. The Ring 1:20
D5. Summer's Almost Over 2:27
D6. What'll I Do / Ain't We Got Fun (Medley) 2:57