Jorma

Álbum de Estúdio

Ano Original: 1979
Faixas: 9 · 33:43
Edições: 14 em 3 formatos

Edições deste álbum

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Todos14 Vinil8 CD4 Fita2

Jorma: 2023Japão1x CD
BSMF Records / Floating World / Retroworld
1x CD·9 faixas
Cat#: BSMF-7681 · FLOAT6199
Jorma: 2013Reino Unido1x CD
Floating World Records / Retroworld
1x CD·9 faixas
Cat#: FLOAT6199 · FLOATM6199
“Made in the EU. Production co-ordinator Pat Ieraci (Maurice) Includes a 8-page booklet.”
Jorma: 2001Reino Unido1x CD
Acadia / Evangeline Records
1x CD·9 faixas
Cat#: ACA 8003
“Made in the UK. Production Coordinator Pat Ieraci (Maurice) Includes a 8-page booklet.”
Jorma: 2001Reino Unido1x CD
Acadia / Evangeline Records
1x CD·9 faixas
Cat#: ACA 8003
“Made in the UK. Production Coordinator Pat Ieraci (Maurice) Includes a 8-page booklet.”
Jorma: 1979Estados Unidos1x Vinil 12"
RCA Records
1x Vinil 12"·9 faixas
Cat#: AFL1-3446
Export Copy
“Identical to Jorma and Jorma but black sticker with RCA logo over the dog ('Nipper') image and original RCA logo. Victor is still visible. The original RCA, dog and gramophone image are covered by the sticker. Fort held down by Jacky Ka...”
Jorma: 1979África do Sul1x Vinil 12"
RCA Records
1x Vinil 12"·9 faixas
Cat#: AFL 1-3446
“South African release. Orange RCA Victor label.”
Jorma: 1979França1x Vinil 12"
RCA Records
1x Vinil 12"·9 faixas
Cat#: PL 13446
“On labels: RCA Victor Roads And Roads [A2] Made in France ℗ 1979 RCA Records On back: RCA Roads And Roads & [A2] Pressé et distribué par la Sociéte RCA S.A.. 9, avenue Matignon - 75008 Paris.”
Jorma: 1979Canadá1x Vinil 12"
RCA Records
1x Vinil 12"·9 faixas
Cat#: AFL1-3446
“Manufactured and distributed in Canada by RCA Limited - Record Division - Fabriqué et distribué au Canada par RCA Limitée - Division des Disques - Track B4 listed as "Vampire Women" but correct title is "Vampire Woman" as per Jorma's we...”
Jorma: 1979Estados Unidos1x Vinil 12"
RCA Records
1x Vinil 12"·9 faixas
Cat#: AFL 1-3446 · AFL1-3446
Export copy
“Identical to Jorma but with a black sticker over the dog ('Nipper') image on both labels. RCA and Victor are still visible, only the dog and gramophone image is covered by the sticker. Most likely some sort of copyright issue, possibly f...”