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BASIC ALBUM INVENTORY a Check List of Best Selling Pop Albums Other Than Those Appearing on the CASH BOX Top 100 Album Chart 2 BASIC ALBUM INVENTORY A check list of best selling pop albums other than those appearing on the CASH BOX Top 100 Album chart. Feature is designed to can wholesalers’ & retailers’ attention to key catalog, top steady selling IP’s, as well as recent chart hits still going strong in sales. Information is supplied by manufacturers. This is a weekly, revolving list presented in alphabetical order. It is advised that this card be kept until ttie list returns to this alphabetical section. COUNTERPOINT DISNEYLAND/BUENA VISTA (Cont’d.) MONO STEREO Storyteller Peter Pan ST-3910 Bimitri Mitropoulos ISCM Children’s Chorus Acting Out the ABC's DQ-1223 Concert Group Schnoenberg; Serenade, Op 24 501 5501 Sengs From Movie Alice in Wonderland DQ-1208 Music of the Malinke & Rica Moore Best Loved Fairy Tales DQ-1284 Baoule Tribes Africa 529 — Storyteller Peter and the Wolf ST-3926 Sistine Choir of Vatican Songs From Movie Sleeping Beauty DQ-1228 City Collection of Sacred Music 600 5600 Songs From Movie Lady and the Tramp DQ-1231 Vocal Arts Ensemble Roger Ray Belger Scarecrow of Oz ST-3930 Wagner Chorale Music Of The Renaissance 601 5601 Laura (Usher The Little Engine that Could DQ-1259 Anthony Bemard-LondonHandel: Water Music Suite, Royal Suite, Leopold Stokowski & Nutcracker Suite DO-1243 Symph. Orch. Royal Fireworks Music 606 5606 Philadelphia Orch. Gunter Wand Cologne Laura Olsher Learning to Tell Time is Fun DQ-1263 Philhar. Orch. Bartok; Divertimento For String Orch. 607 5607 Maty Martin Sound Of Music DQ-1296 STER-1296 Mary Martin Sound Of Music (Storyteller) ST-3936 STER-3936 Mary Martin Sings Walt Disney Songs ST-3943 STER-3943 CRESCENDO Various Artists Goldilocks & The 3 Bears DQ-1250 GNP GNPS Various Artists Hansel & Gretel DQ-1253 Narrated by Robie Stories of Hans Christian Andersen DO-1276 Buddy Merrill Holiday For Guitars 5016 5016 Lester Billy Strange In The Mexican Bag 2022 2022 Sterling Holloway Happy Birthday Party With Winnie ST-3942 Buddy MerriH The Guitar Sounds of Buddy Merrill 5010 5010 the Pooh Billy Strange Secret Agent File 2019 2019 Bon Adams Don Adams Meets the Roving Reporter 91 91 Arthur Lyman Pearly Shells 606 606 DOLTON Joe & Eddie There’s A Meetin’ Here Tonite 86 86 Arthur Lyman Cast Your Fate To The Wind 607 607 Vic Dana Red Roses For A Blue Lady 2034 8034 Billy Strange The James Bond Theme 2004 2004 Ventures Walk, Don’t Run 2003 8003 Billy Strange Goldfinger 2006 2006 Ventures The Ventures Play Telstar 2019 8019 Billy Strange 12 String Guitar 94 94 Ventures Let’s Go 2024 8024 The Seeds The Seeds 2023 2023 Ventures Walk, Don’t Run— 2031 8031 Buddy Merrill Latin Festival 5018 5018 Ventures Ventures A Go-Go 2037 8037 Billy Strange The Best Of Billy Strange 2037 2037 Ventures VVhere The Action Is 2040 8040 Les Baxter Brazil Now 2036 2036 Ventures Gb With The Ventures 2045 8045 The Challengers 25 Greatest Instrumental Hits 609 609 Ventures Wild Things! 2047 8047 The Seeds A Web Of Sound 2033 2033 Ventures Guitar Freakout 2050 8050 Billy Strange Billy Strange & The Challengers 2030 2030 Ventures Super Psychedelics 2052 8052 Joe & Eddie The Best Of Joe & Eddie 2032 2032 Ventures Play Guitar With The Ventures—Vol. 1 16501 17501 The Seeds Future 2038 2038 Ventures Play Guitar With The Ventures—Vol. 2 16502 17502 Billy Strange James Bond Double Feature 2039 2039 Dick Dale Coast To Coast 5033 5033 DOT DECCA—CORAL—BRUNSWICK DLP # Eddie Peabody Man With The Banjo no Pete Fountain Music To Turn You On CRL 57496 CRL 757496 Billy Vaughn The Golden Instrunrentals 3016 Kitty Wells & R»i Foley Together Again DL 4906 DL 74906 Sound Track The Ten Commandments 3054D Loretta Lyna Don’t Come Home A Drinkin’ DL 4842 DL 74842 Pat Boone Pat’s Great Hits 3071 Jack Greene All The Time DL 4904 DL 74904 Billy Vaughn Sail Along Silv’ry Moon 3100 The Young-Holt Unlimited On Stage BL 54125 BL 754125 The Mills Brothers Great Hits 3157 Bert Kaempfert Greatest Hits DL 4810 DL 74810 Billy Vaughn Blue Hawaii 3165 Patsy Cline Greatest Hits DL 4854 DL 74854 Jo Ann Castle Ragtime Piano Gal 3249 Bert Kaempfert Hold Me DL 4860 DL 74860 Billy Vaughn Orange Blossom Special & Wheels 3366 Bill Anderson 1 Can Do Nothing Alone DL 4886 DL 74886 Lawrence Welk Moon River 3412 Burl Ives Greatest Hits DL 4850 DL 74850 Jerry Burke Greatest Organ Hits 3450 Ed Kenney Ed Kenney’s Hawaii DL 4877 DL 74877 The Surfaris Wipe Out 3535 Kitty Wells Love Makes The World Go Around DL 4857 DL 74857 Jerry Burkt Golden Organ Hits 3541 Lenny Dee Moving On DL 4880 DL 74880 Liberace Mr. Showmanship! 3547 Russ Morgan The Best Of Russ Morgan DXB 196 DXSB 7196 Liberace My Most Requested 3563 Earl Grant Greatest Hits DL 4813 DL 74813 Billy Vaughn Pearly Shells 3605 Wilburn Brothers Cool Country DL 4871 DL 74871 Eddie Fisher Today 3631 The Hawaiian Surfers The Hawaiian Surfers Today DL 4843 DL 74843 Billy Vaughn Moon Over Naples 3654 The Who My Generation DL 4664 DL 74664 Harry James San Antonio Rose 3735 The Mills Brothers Our Golden Favorites DL 4084 DL 74084 Billy Vaughn Alfie 3751 Pete Fountain I’ve Got You Under My Skin CRL 57488 CRL 757488 Liberace New Sounds 3755 Earl Grant Ebb Tide DL 4165 DL 74165 Lawrence Welk Winchester Cathedral 3774 The Kitchen Cinq Everything But E 12000 E 712000 Jimmie Rodgers Love Me. Please Love Me 3780 Patsy Cline The Patsy Cline Story DXB 176 DXSB 7176 Billy Vaughn Singers Sweet Maria 3782 Alfr^ Apaka The Best of Alfred Apaka DXB 163 DXSB 7163 Myron Floren Shall We Dance 3787 Wayne King Dance Medleys DL 4848 DL 74848 Billy Vaughn That’s Life & Pineapple Market 3788 Brenda Lee Ten Golden Years DL 4757 DL 74757 Frankie (^rle Frankie Carle 3789 Buddy HoHy Greatest Hits CRL 57492 CRL 757492 Lawrence Welk Hits Of Our Time 3790 Brenda Lee Coming On Strong DL 4825 DL 74825 Bonnie Guitar Bonnie Guitar—Award Winner 3793 Al Jolson The Best Of Al Jolson DXA 169 DXSA 7169 The Lennon Sisters Somethin’ Stupid 3797 Pete Fountain A Taste Of Honey CRL 57486 CRL 757486 Pat Boone How Great Thou Art 3798 Guy Lombardo Greatest Hits DL 4812 DL 74812 Jo Ann Castle Queen Of The Ragtime Piano 3799 Sammy Kaye Swing And Sway In Hawaii DL 4862 DL 74862 DIAMOND DUKE Ronnie Dove Right Or Wrong (S)D-5002 Johnny Ace MEMORIAL ALBUM 71 Ronnie Dove One Kiss For Old Times’ Sake (S)D-5003 Bland Parker BLUES CONSOLIDATED 72 Ronnie Dove I’ll Make All Your Dreams Come True (S)D-5004 Variety LIKE ’ER RED HOT 73 Ronnie Dove The Best Of Ronnie Dove (S)D-5005 Bobby Bland TWO STEPS FROM THE BLUES 74 Ronnie Dove Sings The Hits For You (S)D-5006 Bobby Bland HERE’S THE MAN 75 Ronnie Dove Cry (S)D-5007 Junior Parker DRIVING WHEEL 76 Bobby Bland CALL ON ME 77 78 DISNEYLAND/BUENA VISTA Bobby Bland AINT NOTHING YOU CAN DO Bobby Bland THE SOUL OF THE MAN 79 Julie Andrews/ Mary Poppins Original Sound Trade BV-4026 STER-4026 Variety BLUES THAT GAVE AMERICA SOUL 82 Dick Van Dyke Junior Parker THE BEST OF JUNIOR PARKER 83 Bill Lee/Mami Nixon/ Mary Poppins 10 Songs DQ-1256 Bobby Bland THE BEST OF BOBBY BLAND 84 Richard Sheraan Various Artists Mary Poppins Storyteller ST-3922 Sterling Holloway Winnie the Pooh—Honey Tree DQ-1277 DUNHILL Sterling Hollowqr/ Winnie the Pooh—Honey Tree Storyteller ST-3928 Sebastian Cabot Mama's & Papa’s If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears D-50006 Sterling Holloway Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes DQ-1211 The Brass Ring The Flight Of The Phoenfx D-50008 Sound Track Bambi DQ-1203 Mickie Hnn Americas No. 1 Speakeasy D-50009 Storyteller Bambi ST-3903 The Mama’s and Papa’s D-50010 Sound Track Snow White DQ-1201 The Brass Ring Lara’s Theme D-50012 Sound Track Pinocchio DQ-1202 The Brass Ring Sunday Night At The Movies D-50015 Sound Track Cinderella DQ-1207 Mickie Finn Saturday Night At Mickle Finns D-50013 Storyteller Snow White ST-3906 Mama’s & Papa’s Mama’s & Papa’s Deliver D-50014 Storyteller Cinderella ST-3908 Brass Ring The Disadvantages of You D-50017 Storyteller Pinocchio ST-3905 Grass Roots Let’s Live Today D-50020.
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