Nat 'King' Cole's 8 Top Pops

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952New Zealand

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952United States

“Formerly released as Cole's Top Pops”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952Australia

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952Jamaica

“Formerly released as Cole's Top Pops”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952United States

“Formerly released as Cole's Top Pops”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952Canada

“Canada duophonic release”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952Mexico

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952New Zealand

Telefunken Capitol

calendar_today1952Germany

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952United States

“Marked Duophonic at top of LP This is a club edition as defined by the [l175227] profile. It is also a re-issue based on the green label design. This label design was used by the Capitol Record Club on LPs released between 1969 and the early 1970s.”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952Netherlands

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952Brazil

“Oito Sucessos de Nat "King" Cole on the label and the back cover.”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952Canada

“made in canada”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952Canada

Number One Records

calendar_today1952South Africa

Capitol Records

calendar_todayDec 1952United States

“Issued on purple Capitol banded "Long Playing Microgroove" labels. Back jacket identical to the front jacket except "Made In U.S.A." text at bottom left. Artist/title on labels: Nat "King" Cole's 8 Top Pops Track A4 on jacket: Funny "Anvil / Lathe" symbol ("⌂") stamped in runouts denotes [l=Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Scranton], pressing. Remainder of runouts mostly stamped.”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1953United States

“Purple label with matching covers. Similar to [r4265209], but this one has 1953 date in matrix while that one has 1952.”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1953United States

“Reissue with updated catalog number on purple Capitol banded "Long Playing" label, design introduced circa September 1953. Back cover identical to the front cover except "Made In U.S.A." text at bottom left. Artist/title on labels: Nat "King" Cole's 8 Top Pops Track A4 on jacket: Funny”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1953United States

“Expanded reissue with 12 tracks, issued on banded Capitol turquoise "Long Playing" labels with silver print, design introduced circa 1953. "Anvil / Lathe" symbol ("⌂") stamped in runouts denotes [l=Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Scranton], pressing. Remainder of runouts stamped. Catalog number T9110 on jacket. Catalog number T-9110 on labels. Artist/title on labels: Nat "King" Cole's Top Pops Track A4 on jacket: Funny”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1954France

“Manufactured by Pathé-Marconi in France.”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1954Netherlands

“Manufactured by NV BOVEMA, Holland.”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1954Colombia

Capitol Records

calendar_today1954Germany

“Cover made in USA / Vinyl manufactured for Telefunken G.M.B.H. Germany”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1955United States

“Expanded reissue with 12 tracks, on Capitol turquoise banded "Long Playing" labels with silver print. "Anvil / Lathe" symbol ("⌂") stamped in runouts denotes [l=Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Scranton], pressing. Remainder of runouts stamped. Catalog number T9110 on jacket. Catalog number T-9110 on labels. Artist/title on labels: Nat "King" Cole's Top Pops Track A4 on jacket: Funny”

Collectors' Choice Music / EMI Music Special Markets

calendar_today2007United States

“Album (tracks 1-12) originally released in 1963 on Capitol as ST-1891, itself an expansion of an earlier 10" release of 8 tracks from 1953. Tracks 13 to 16 are bonus tracks. (P)©2007 EMI Music Special Markets.”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952United States

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952United States

Capitol Records

calendar_today1952United States

“Black cartridge”

Capitol Records

calendar_today1970United States