
The Naked Maja (soundtrack) – Angelo Lavagnino
1959, United Artists UAL 4031 mono
Original release. Vinyl a strong VG+.
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1959, United Artists UAL 4031 mono
Original release. Vinyl a strong VG+.

1986, MCA 6198
Original release, Pinckneyville pressing, promotional copy with gold promo stamp on back cover. Sticker on cover promotes bonus tracks. Track list: Beyond Forever, Take That Job, Parody, Jones Come Down (Call Me, Call Me, Call Me) (with Stephanie Mills), Ernie's, Bigger's Theme, Theme From "Native Son", Chase, Mama No, Tribal Vibes, Bessie's Theme, Waiting, Furnace, Bigger's Beat (performed by Woody Rock), Bigger's Theme II.
1980, CBS Masterworks M-35861
Original release. With Leonard Bernstein, Zuben Mehta & The New York Philharmonic; Pierre Boulez & The New Philharmonia Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky & The Columbia Symphony. Includes works by Carl Maria Von Weber ("Invitation To The Dance"), Rimsky-Korsakov ("Scheherezade"), Debussy ("Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Faun", "Jeux"), Schumann ("Carnaval"), Stravinsky ("The Rite Of Spring," "Petrouchka")

1985, Capitol SV-12470
Original release, "rainbow" labels, Allied pressing. Tracks by John Taylor (I Do What I Do... (Theme For 9½ Weeks), Luba (The Best Is Yet To Come), Bryan Ferry (Slave To Love), Dalbello (Black On Black), Corey Hart (Eurasian Eyes), Joe Cocker (You Can Leave Your Hat On), Devo (Bread And Butter), Eurythmics (This City Never Sleeps), Stewart Copeland (Cannes), Luba (Let It Go).

1985, Capitol SV-512470
Original release, Columbia Record Club edition. With John Taylor (I Do What I Do... (Theme For 9½ Weeks), Luba (The Best Is Yet To Come), Bryan Ferry (Slave To Love), Dalbello (Black On Black), Corey Hart (Eurasian Eyes), Joe Cocker (You Can Leave Your Hat On), Devo (Bread And Butter), Eurythmics (This City Never Sleeps), Stewart Copeland (Cannes), Luba (Let It Go).

1952, Capitol S-350 mono
Capitol red label issue. With Jack Carson, Paul Hartman
(see also Glen Campbell, Dionne Warwick)
1969, SL 6658
From the CBS TV Special sponsored by Chevrolet. Back cover has pix of 1970 Monte Carlo, Caprice and Chevelle SS 396. Factory sealed. Bacharach performs Do You Know The Way To San Jose, Pacific Coast Highway, This Guy's In Love With You.
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1968, Vista STER-5002
Includes 11-page booklet with scenes from the movie and lyrics. Featuring John Davidson, Lesley Ann Warren, Wlalter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen, Janet Blair.

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1982, Columbia FC 33703
Original U.S. release, Carrollton pressing.
1959, Capitol W-912 mono
2nd issue, rainbow label with Capitol logo at left. Partial seam splits on cover, otherwise very nice. With Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak, Rita Hayworth, arranged & conducted by Nelson Riddle. Track list: Main Title, That Terrific Rainbow, I Didn't Know What Time It Was, Do It The Hard Way, Great Big Town, There's A Small Hotel, Zip,I Could Write A Book, Bewitched, The Lady Is A Tramp, Plant You Now Dig You Later, My Funny Valentine, You Mustn't Kick It Around, Bewitched, Strip Number, Dream Sequence & Finale.
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196?, Disneyland 1206
Early issue with primrose yellow label. Cover, which is slightly creased, shows Peter and Tinkerbell looking through a window. Back cover has stills from the film.

1970, Pilgrim 4000
Featuring Judy Garland with Betty Grable, Patsy Kelly, Fanny Brice, Allan Jones. Cover slick has a pink background.
1968, United Artists International UNS-15554
Promotional copy. Music from Mon Oncle, M. Hulot's Holiday, Jour de Fete, Cours du Jour and Play Time. Gatefold cover with multiple scenes from the films. Track list: Manège, Paris Autrefois,Thème Africain, Musique Strand, Super Market, Paris Circus, Play Time, Mon Oncle (My Uncle) / Adios Mario, Chemisettes, Jour De Fête, Chanson Des Forains, Tournée Rapide, Cours Du Soir, Quel Temps Fait-Il À Paris?, Au Drugstore.

1959, Columbia Masterworks OS 2016
Original release, gray "6-eye" labels. Featuring Sidney Poitier (dubbed by Robert McFerrin), Dorothy Dandridge (dubbed by Adele Addison, Sammy Davis Jr. and Pearl Bailey with Cab Calloway as "Sportin' Life".

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1983, Sountrak STK-117
The complete soundtrack of the 1943 movie starring Garland, Van Heflin and Marta Eggerth. Gatefold cover with scenes from the film.

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1979, Polydor PD-2-6235
Original U.S. release. Sides 1, 2 and most of side 3 feature the Who. Side 4 has R& B classics from artists including James Brown, the Kingsmen, the Ronettes, Booker T, the Cascades, the Chiffons and the Crystals. Gatefold cover and inner sleeves with scenes from the movie.

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1979, Polydor PD-2-6235
Original Canadian release. Sides 1, 2 and most of side 3 feature the Who. Side 4 has R& B classics from artists including James Brown, the Kingsmen, the Ronettes, Booker T, the Cascades, the Chiffons and the Crystals. Gatefold cover and inner sleeves with scenes from the movie.
1982, RCA Victor ABL1-4274
Original release. Gatefold cover with scenes from the movie.

1985, Scotti Bros SZ 40203
Original release, Pitman pressing. Track list: Survivor (Burning Heart, Eye Of The Tiger), John Cafferty (Heart's On Fire), Kenny Loggins & Gladys Knight (Double Or Nothing), Vince DiCola (War / Fanfare From Rocky, Training Montage), James Brown (Living In America), Robert Tepper (No Easy Way Out), Go West (One Way Street), Touch (The Sweetest Victory).
See Fellini's Roma.
1988, MCA 6252
With Scott Bakula, Alison Fraser. Gatefold cover with bios and scenes from the show
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1977, A&M SP-4626
Original release, Terre Haute pressing. Includes inner sleeve with lyrics & complete credits. Music to the original mini-series with The Quincy Jones Orchestra, Letta Mbulu, the Wattsline Choir conducted by Rev. James Cleveland.

1966, MGM SE-4395
Original release. Music from classic Humphrey Bogart films. Includes four-page insert with an appreciation by Richard Gehman, a frameable Bogart portrait and photos from his movies including In The Roaring Twenties, Chain Lightning, The Caine Mutiny, To Have And Have Not, Casablanca and It All Came True. Punch hole in corner of cover.
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1973, MGM SE-4914
In new, unmarked, factory-sealed condition. Not a cutout. From the TV special marking Davis' 45th year in showbiz.

1977, RSO RS-2-4001
Original release, Santa Maria pressing, gatefold cover with multiple scenes from the movie. Includes VG original inner sleeves with complete credits. Featuring the Bee Gees (Stayin' Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, Night Fever, More Than A Woman, Jive Talkin', You Should Be Dancing), plus Yvonne Elliman (If I Can't Have You), Walter Murphy (A Fifth Of Beethoven), Tavares (More Than A Woman), David Shire (Manhattan Skyline, Night On Disco Mountain, Salsation), Ralph MacDonald (Calypso Breakdown), Kool & The Gang (Open Sesame), KC & The Sunshine Band (Boogie Shoes), M.F.S.B. (K-Jee), The Trammps (Disco Inferno).
1957, RCA Victor LOC-1041 mono
Original release. Cover in frameable condition. Includes original RCA inner sleeve.
1987, Gaia 13-9003-1
With the orchestra of the Munich Chamber Opera. Track list: Rhine Bow, Natural High, Speech Behind Speech, Codeword Elvis, Video Magic, Night Bound City, San Francisco Waitress, Koan.
1980, RSO RX-1-3088
1982, Howards International H.S. 5009
Soundtrack to the 1940 movie featuring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland. In new, unmarked, factory sealed condition. Back cover includes two stills from the movie.
1985, Geffen GHS 24080
Original release, Artisan Sound Recorders mastering.

(see alsoAnnette)
1958, Official Mickey Mouse Club MM-24 mono
Original release. Annettesings How Will I Know My Love and Don't Jump To Conclusions; other tracks by Darlene, Tim Considine, David Stollery, Jimmy Dodd ... from the Disney serials Annette, Spin And Marty, The Hardy Boy, Corky And The White Shadow, Boys Of The Western Sea.

2021, Atlantic RCD1 82961/603497843893
Limited edition (of 6,000) reissue, factory sealed with just a hint of shelf wear. Artists include One disc is red, the other black. Artists include Seal, Coolio, Quad City DJ, B-Real, Busta Rhymes, LL Cool J, Method Man.
197?, Columbia LE 10011
Limited edition reissue. Track list: Gotta Have Me Go With You, The Man That Got Away, Born In A Trunk (I'll Get By, You Took Advantage Of Me, Black Bottom, The Peanut Vendor, My Melancholy Baby, Swanee), Here's What I'm Here For, It's A New World, Someone At Last, Lose That Long Face. Music & lyrics by Harold Arlen & Ira Gershwin.

1977, 20th Century 2T-541
Original release, Santa Maria pressing. Includes large, VG+ poster plus insert with credits, information on the movie and background to each tune. Gatefold cover with multiple scenes from the movie.
198?, Buena Vista 455
In new, factory sealed condition. Includes 24-page read-along booklet
1970, MGM 2SE-14ST
With Buffy Sainte-Marie, Neil Young, Crosby Stills & Nash, Thunderclap Newman, Red Mountain Jug Band, Crosby Stills Nash & Young

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1973, Buddah BDS 5163 ST
Original release in new, unmarked, factory-sealed condition. Not a cutout. Track list: T.N.T. , Superfly Man, Prophets, The Vicarage, Oye Mama, Brotherhood, Come Closer (If You're A Man), Kelele , La Ila I La La.

1981, Warner Bros HS 3905
Original release. Vinyl laser-etched with multiple Superman logos. Track list: Preface, Main Title March, Lift Into Space - Release Of Villains, Lex Escapes, Honeymoon Hotel, Lex & Miss Teschmacher To Fortress, Clark Exposed As Superman, Lovers Fly North, Mother`s Advice, T.V. President Resigns - Clark To Fortress, Aerial Battle - Superman Saves Spire, Sad Return, Ursa Flies Over Moon, Clark Fumbles Rescue, End Title March.
198?, Columbia PS 2900
Reissue with barcode on back. "Nice Price" sticker and punch hole in cover. Starring Gwen Verdon and John McMartin.

1982, Casablanca NBLPH 7269
Original release, PRC-Compton pressing. Score for the Paul Mazursky film, performed by Yamashta and Muse; Dinah Washington sings "Manhattan."
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1978, Casablanca NBLP 7099-3 / R233885
Original release, RCA Music Service edition, in new, factory-sealed condition, with slight bend on one corner of cover. With Diana Ross, Donna Summer, the Commodores, Thelma Houston, Cameo, Pattie Brooks, Love And Kisses, Santa Esmeralda, D.C. LaRue, Sunshine, Natural Juices, Paul Jabara, Marathon, Wright Bros. Flying Machine. Donna Summer does "Je T'Aime (Moi Non Plus)" on the 12" single.
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1978, Casablanca NBLP 7099-3 / R233885
Original release in new, factory-sealed condition, with slight bend on one corner of cover. With Diana Ross, Donna Summer, the Commodores, Thelma Houston, Cameo, Pattie Brooks, Love And Kisses, Santa Esmeralda, D.C. LaRue, Sunshine, Natural Juices, Paul Jabara, Marathon, Wright Bros. Flying Machine. Donna Summer sings "Je T'Aime (Moi Non Plus)" on the 12" single.
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1978, Casablanca NBLP 7099
Original release, still sealed with cut corner and a trace of corner wear. Factory stickers on shrink. With Diana Ross, Donna Summer, the Commodores, Thelma Houston, Cameo, Pattie Brooks, Love And Kisses, Santa Esmeralda, D.C. LaRue, Sunshine, Natural Juices, Paul Jabara, Marathon, Wright Bros. Flying Machine. Donna Summer does "Je T'Aime (Moi Non Plus)" on the 12" single.
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1978, Casablanca NBLP 7099
With Diana Ross, Donna Summer, the Commodores, Thelma Houston, Cameo, Pattie Brooks, Love And Kisses, Santa Esmeralda, D.C. LaRue, Sunshine, Natural Juices, Paul Jabara, Marathon, Wright Bros. Flying Machine. Donna Summer does "Je T'Aime (Moi Non Plus)" on the 12" single. Also includes TGIF disco merchandise promotional insert .

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1967, MGM E-4444 ST mono
Original release. Very small punch hole in corner of cover. McCallum sings In the Garden - Under the Tree
1976, Decca-MCA VIM 7204 mono
Japanese release with insert in Japanese

2015, Columbia / Legacy 88875120971
Reissue. Includes inner sleeve with lyrics & credits. Tracks include Danger Zone (Kenny Loggins), Take My Breath Away (Berlin), Mighty Wings (Cheap Trick), Heaven In Your Eyes (Loverboy), Hot Summer Nights (Miami Sound Machine), Playing With The Boys (Kenny Loggins), Lead Me On (Teena Marie), Destination Unknown (Marietta), Through The Fire (Larry Greene), Top Gun Anthem (Harold Faltermeyer & Steve Stevens).
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1966, Kama Sutra KLPS-8053
Original release. Cover has small punch hole and one corner ding. Track list: Introduction To Flick (Woody Allen & Lenny Maxwell), Pow (Theme From "What's Up, Tiger Lily?"), Gray Prison Blues, Pow Revisited, Unconscious Minuet, Fishin' Blues, Respoken, A Cool Million, Speakin' Of Spoken, Lookin' To Spy, Phil's Love Theme, End Title.

1987, Sire W1-25611
Original release, Carrollton pressing. Madonna sings the title track plus Causing A Commotion, The Look Of Love and Can't Stop. Also Scritti Politti (Best Thing Ever), Duncan Faure (24 Hours), Club Nouveau (Step By Step), Michael Davidson (Turn It Up), Coati Mundi (El Coco Loco - Oh So Bad). Score by Stephen Bray.

1968, RCA Victor LSP-4003
Rufus Lumley sings "Two Lovers"
1976, MCA VIM-7209 mono
Original Japanese issue. Vinyl appears unplayed. Includes obi and insert in Japanese. Performed by Leith Stevens' All Stars. Track list: The Wild One, Lonely Way, Black Rebels' Ride, Prelude To A Rumble, Beetle, Blues For Brando, Hotshoe, Drag For Beers, Windswept, Scramble, Bewildered, Chino.
1958, Columbia CL 1158 mono
Original issue, "6-eye" label. With Pablo Casals, Caribbean steel bands and the men and boys of the S.S. Christian Radich singing songs by the Easy Riders

1981, DRG SL-9507
Music from the Francois Truffaut film.

1986, RCA ABL1-7172
Original release, factory sealed with sticker promoting Mickey Thomas' Stand In The Fire. Small cutout notch in cover. Track list: William Orbit (Opening Score), Mickey Thomas (Stand In The Fire), Glenn Jones (Talk Me Into It), Mr. Mister (Something Real (Inside Me, Inside You)), John Hiatt (I'm A Real Man), Starship (Cut You Down To Size), Nick Gilder (Footsteps), Marc Jordan (Soldier Of Fortune), Autograph (Winning Is Everything).

197?, Curtain Calls CC 100/15-16
One of Silver Screen Soundtrack Series from around 1970. Featuring Fred Astaire, Virginia O'Brien, William Powell, Esther Williams, Victor Moore, Edward Arnold, James Melton, Marion Bell, Fanny Brice, Hume Cronyn, William Frawley, Lena Horne, Red Skelton, Judy Garland, Gene Kelly and Kathryn Grayson.
196?, 20th Century Fox S 4167
Late '60s reissue, black & gold labels, with "Distributed by ABC Records" printed on cover and labels. Small writing on back cover. Liner notes by the director, Michael Cacoyannis.
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