This was the first US label variation used from 1955-1960
A1 Cry Me A River 2:36
A2 I Should Care 2:35
A3 I’m In The Mood For Love 2:28
A4 I’m Glad There Is You 2:34
A5 Can’t Help Lovin’ That Man 3:08
A6 I Love You 1:53
B1 Say It Isn’t So 2:00
B2 It Never Entered My Mind 2:25
B3 Easy Street 3:12
B4 S’ Wonderful 1:33
B5 No Moon At All 1:53
B6 Laura 1:37
B7 Gone With The Wind 2:05
Columbia repress
“(Weill-Brecht. Harms Co. ASCAP)” publishing credit on Side One label below Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar).
Label variation for this entry: Side labeling (ie., “SIDE ONE”) on middle, left-side, of spindle hole. Catalog Number and “STEREO” found on middle, right-side of spindle hole.
Runout notes”
Sides A & B etched
A1 Break On Through (To The Other Side) 2:25
A2 Soul Kitchen 3:30
A3 The Crystal Ship 2:30
A4 Twentieth Century Fox 2:30
A5 Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 3:15
A6 Light My Fire 6:50
B1 Back Door Man 3:30
B2 I Looked At You 2:18
B3 End Of The Night 2:49
B4 Take It As It Comes 2:13
B5 The End 11:35
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