Giant Step / De Ole Folks At Home

CBS

calendar_today1969Germany

“Laminated FOC, "Made in Germany" on labels.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“2-eye 360 sound labels w/deep groove on all sides”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Distinguishing features of this submission: Double album with red Columbia "360 Sound" two eye labels, with individual LP catalog numbers on each LP. NO GP 18 on the labels LP's catalog numbers and matrices are NOT sequential LP to LP and are NOT auto-coupled.. Two separate albums released as one. . Pressed by Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria, CA Pressing is identified by the etched S, Ƨ, ϟ located in the deadwax. Catalog numbers CS 9919 & CS 9924 on labels. Catalog number GP 18 on the cover. Double album gatefold cover (see images). A1 is listed as "Ain't Gwine Whistle Dixie" on the cover and Ain't Gwine Whistle Dixie (Anymo') on the label. A3 (From the Motion Picture "The April Fools") The selections are BMI except C6 & D5 (ASCAP) C7 & D1 (P.D.) Produced for Fillmore Corporation.”

CBS

calendar_today1969France

“laminated FOC, "Made in France" on label.”

CBS

calendar_today1969United States

“US export copy / European import copy. CBS logo sticker placed over the Columbia logos on the front and back cover. Columbia text inside the gatefold are stroked out with a black marker pen. The labels have a wide red rim sticker with a CBS logo. Gatefold sleeve. Printed in U.S.A.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969Canada

“GP 18-Double Album CS 9919-Giant Step CS 9924-De Ole Folks At Home A3: Give Your Woman What She Wants (From the Motion Picture "The April Fools) 1st Pressing (1969): "360 Sound" label 2nd Pressing (1971): Orange label 3rd Pressing (198?): new catalog number - CG 18 Track duration not mentioned on record or sleeve. Track duration taken by timing Track B4 is erroneously credited to "A. Williams" ([a284554]), who wrote a different song of the same name.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“70's reissue with gold columbia lettering around red label.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Produced for Fillmore Corporation The selections are BMI except C6 & D5 (ASCAP) C7 & D1 (P.D.) Manufactured by Columbia Records/CBS, Inc. A3 (From the Motion Picture "The April Fools")”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“2-fer issue”

CBS

calendar_today1969Australia

“Solid orange labels, and a laminated gatefold cover. [r4431826] has same labels but different runouts”

CBS

calendar_today1969Australia

“Second Aussie pressing with orange & yellow labels and a matte gatefold cover. [r29639254] has different label rim text to this release First pressings: [r4431826] & [r26624600] have a laminated gatefold cover, and solid-orange labels.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“"360 Sound" labels, Gatefold cover 1st cat# on gatefold sleeve, 2nd cat# on Giant Step label, 3rd cat# on De Ole Folks At Home C7 & D1 (P.D.) Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman pressing denoted by "P"in runouts Similar to [r4677284] but Pitman pressing”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“GP 18-Double Album CS 9919-Giant Step CS 9924-De Ole Folks At Home A3: Give Your Woman What She Wants (From the Motion Picture "The April Fools) 1st Pressing (1969): "360 Sound" label 2nd Pressing (1971): Orange label 3rd Pressing (198?): new catalog number - CG 18”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“From 1970 and onwards.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“70's reissue with gold columbia lettering around red label.”

CBS

“Export copy, possibly to Europe?”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Similar to [r15540867] and [r14512958], but different runouts and Pitman (stamped P on C/D) instead of Terre Haute.”

CBS

calendar_today1969Germany

“Laminated FOC, "Made in Germany" on labels. Track B4 is erroneously credited to "A. Williams" ([a284554]), who wrote a different song of the same name.”

CBS

calendar_today1969Australia

“This is a second Australian pressing with sunrise labels and a matte gatefold cover but it is different to [r16856946] as the rim text is longer and includes the CBS logo on all 4 labels. First pressings: [r4431826] & [r26624600] have a laminated gatefold cover, and solid-orange labels. Cat # on back cover - (GP18) Cat # on Giant Step labels - (CS 9919) Cat # on De Ole Folks At Home labels - (CS 9924) Tracks C7 & D1are listed as P.D. which is [l127318] All runouts are stamped”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“"360 Sound" labels, Gatefold cover (see images). A1 is listed as "Ain't Gwine Whistle Dixie" on the cover and Ain't Gwine Whistle Dixie (Anymo') on the label. Catalog numbers CS 9919 & CS 9924 on labels. Catalog number GP 18 on the cover. Produced for Fillmore Corporation The selections are BMI except C6 & D5 (ASCAP) C7 & D1 (P.D.) Manufactured by Columbia Records/CBS, Inc. A3 (From the Motion Picture "The April Fools")”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“This record shows two different catalog numbers: CG 00018 [on spine of cover] GP 18 [on cover front/back] Re-issue released in the late 1990s or early 2000s as per label design Track B4 is erroneously credited to "[url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/284554]A. Williams[/url]", who wrote a different song of the same name.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Two separate albums released as one in gatefold cover. Catalog number GP 18 on cover. Catalog numbers CS 9919 & CS 9924 on labels. A1 is listed as "Ain't Gwine Whistle Dixie" on the cover and Ain't Gwine Whistle Dixie (Anymo') on the label. The selections are BMI except C6 & D5: ASCAP C7 & D1: P.D. Originally released in 1969. Very similar to [r12292641], but with later labels. Runouts: The pressing ID (S) is etched. The mastering mark (o) is stamped. Otherwise, Side A is stamped Side B is etched Side C is etched, except for '1 S C 3' Side D is stamped, except for '2S B 2'”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Second issue (circa 1970-1971) with red-yellow label with single "eye" Catalog numbers CS 9919 & CS 9924 on labels. Catalog number GP 18 on the cover.”

CBS

calendar_today1969Australia

“First pressing with laminated gatefold cover, and solid-orange labels but different runouts to [r26624600]. Second pressing: [r16856946] has sunrise labels and a matte gatefold cover. A3: Give Your Woman What She Wants (From the Motion Picture "The April Fools)”

Columbia / Direction

calendar_today1969Europe

“Originally released in 1969 as 2-LP. Jewel case with 4-page booklet. 2nd cat# printed on disc and back cover.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Printed in U.S.A.”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Issued in a standard jewel case + 4-page inlay with credits and pics Back cover & inlay: Printed in U.S.A. Disc: Track 3 From The Motion Picture "The April Fools"”

Columbia / Direction

calendar_today1969Europe

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Jewel case with 4-page booklet.”

Edsel Records

calendar_today1988United Kingdom

“UK CD reissue”

Columbia

calendar_today1989United States

“Track 3 from the motion picture "The April Fools". Packaged in a standard jewel case with four-page cover booklet.”

Columbia

calendar_todayJun 19, 1989United States

“Standard jewelcase incl. 4pp booklet.”

Columbia / Direction

calendar_today1998Europe

“Originally released in 1969 as 2-LP. Jewel case with 4-page booklet. 2nd cat# printed on disc and back cover. Sticker on case: Sony Music Rewind The Collector's Series 11-05430-40 Track 9 is erroneously credited to "A. Williams" ([a284554]), who wrote a different song of the same name.”

ООО "ДОРА"

calendar_today1998Russia

“4 page booklet”

Sony Records Int'l

calendar_todayApr 12, 2017Japan

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Similar to [r7587195] with different shell design”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Part of 2 LP Set GP 18”

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

Columbia

calendar_today1969United States

“Produced for Fillmore Corporation”