Capitol Albums, 1301 to 1400 and The Star Line Can-Can Capitol S(W)-1301 Soundtrack Released April, 1960 Ridin’ the Rails Capitol (S)T-1302 Kenyon Hopkins Released February, 1960 Losers, Weepers… Capitol (S)T-1303 Kay Starr Released February, 1960 Like Wild! Capitol (S)T-1304 Ray Anthony Released February, 1960 Viva Kenton! Capitol (S)W-1305 Stan Kenton Released 1960 The Sweetest Waltzes This Side of Heaven Capitol (S)T-1306 Guy Lombardo Released February, 1960 Comin’ ‘Round the Katzkills Capitol W-1307 Mickey Katz Released February, 1960 Ballads for Night People Capitol (S)T-1308 June Christy Released February, 1960 The Big Small Bands Capitol (S)T-1309 Dave Pell Released February, 1960 Along the Trail Capitol (S)T-1310 The Eligibles Released February, 1960 Land of Jordan Capitol (S)T-1311 The Jordanaires Released February, 1960 The One Rose Capitol (S)T-1312 Rose Maddox Released c. January, 1960 Curt Massey Time Capitol (S)T-1313 Curt Massey Released February, 1960 Country Cabin Jazz Capitol T-1314 Jimmy Bryant Released February, 1960 Opiate d’Amour Capitol (S)W-1315 Jackie Gleason Released January, 1960 Hawaii Swings Capitol (S)T-1316 Bobby Hackett Released February, 1960 Midnight Flyer Capitol EAP-1-1317 Nat “King” Cole Released c. February, 1960 Zither in ¾ Time Capitol (S)T-1318 Ruth Welcome Released February, 1960 Like in Love Capitol (S)T-1319 Nancy Wilson Released April, 1960 …and Then I Wrote the Music Man Capitol (S)T-1320 Rini and Meredith Willson Released January, 1960 Fiorello! Capitol (S)WAO-1321 Soundtrack Released January, 1960 The Worried Man Capitol EAP-1-1322 The Kingston Trio Released c. February, 1960 Deck of Cards Capitol EAP-1-1323 Tex Ritter Released c. February, 1960 Mack the Knife Capitol EAP-1-1324 Jonah Jones Released c. February, 1960 More than the Most! Capitol (S)T-1325 Dakota Staton Released February, 1960 Satin Brass Capitol (S)T-1326 The George Shearing Quintet With Brass Chorus Released March, 1960 Road Show Capitol (S)TBO-1327 Stan Kenton, June Christy, the Four Freshmen Released February, 1960 Unreleased/Unknown 1328 Cha-Cha! Billy May Capitol (S)T-1329 Billy May Orchestra Released February, 1960 Love is Nothin’ But Blues Capitol (S)T-1330 Dick Williams Released April, 1960 Tell Me All About Yourself Capitol (S)W-1331 Nat “King” Cole Released April, 1960 Sing a Hymn With Me Capitol (S)TAO-1332 Tennessee Ernie Ford Released April, 1960 Baby, They’re Singing Our Song Capitol (S)T-1333 The King Sisters Released March, 1960 White Satin Capitol (S)T-1334 The George Shearing Quintet Released June, 1960 Songs for a Raney Day Capitol (S)T-1335 Sue Raney Released March, 1960 Unreleased/Unknown 1336 Embers of Love Capitol (S)T-1337 Janice Harper Released March, 1960 Hammond Gone Cha-Cha Capitol (S)T-1338 Jackie Davis Released March, 1960 Hawaii Calls: Greatest Hits Capitol (S)T-1339 Webley Edwards and Al Kealoha Perry Released March, 1960 Polka Parade Capitol (S)T-1340 Dick Sinclair Released March, 1960 Steel Guitar Capitol (S)T-1341 Speedy West Released February, 1960 Crazy Times! Capitol (S)T-1342 Gene Vincent Released March, 1960 Selections from Fiorello/The Sound of Music Capitol (S)T-1343 Alfred Newman Orchestra Released February, 1960 Phil Napoleon and his Memphis Five Capitol (S)T-1344 Phil Napoleon Released March, 1960 Brass and Bamboo Capitol (S)T-1345 Tak Shindo Released March, 1960 The Happiest Christmas Tree Capitol EAP-1-1346 Nat “King” Cole Released (?) October, 1960 Although it is listed in both Cash Box and Billboard, no copies are known to exist. Let’s Dance the Waltz Capitol (S)T-1347 Hilton White Palace Orchestra Released May, 1960 Talk to Me Capitol EAP-1-1348 Frank Sinatra Released c. April, 1960 Let’s Dance the Merengue Capitol (S)T-1349 Pete Balboa Released May, 1960 Let’s Dance the Cha-Cha Capitol (S)T-1350 Harry Ortega Tropical Orchestra Released May, 1960 The Marshall Swings! Capitol (S)T-1351 Jack Marshall Released April, 1960 The front cover to this album looks as though it may have been inspired by Peter Sellers’ record from late 1959, Songs for Swingin’ Sellers. Sold Out Capitol (S)T-1352 Kingston Trio Released April, 1960 Our Love Story Capitol (S)T-1353 Gordon and Sheila MacRae Released March, 1960 Dinah Sings Some Blues With Red Capitol (S)T-1354 Dinah Shore with Red Norvo Released April, 1960 Teen Drums Capitol (S)T-1355 Les Baxter Released April, 1960 His and Hers Capitol (S)T-1356 Paul Smith and Annette Warren Released April, 1960 Her name is first on the label. Hammond for Dancing Capitol (S)T-1357 The Don Baker Trio Released May, 1960 One More Time Capitol Star Line T-1358 Kay Starr Released May, 1960 A Little Bit of Sweetness Capitol (S)T-1359 Cathie Taylor Released April, 1960 Most of All Capitol T-1360 Hank Thompson Released April, 1960 The Sweet and the Swingin’ Capitol (S)T-1361 Paul Weston Released April, 1960 Pee Wee Hunt’s Dance Party Capitol (S)T-1362 Pee Wee Hunt Released April, 1960 Baker’s Dozen Capitol (S)T-1363 Don Baker Released October, 1960 Sands at the Sands Capitol (S)T-1364 Tommy Sands Released May, 1960 Can-Can Capitol (S)T-1365 Nelson Riddle Released March, 1961 All Aglow Again! Capitol Star Line T-1366 Peggy Lee Released May, 1960 Arthur Murray Favorites-Cha Cha Mambos Capitol T-1367 Billy May Released February, 1960 This is a reissue of Capitol T-261. Arthur Murray Favorites-Sambas Capitol T-1368 Enric Madriguera Released February, 1960 This is a reissue of Capitol T-260. Arthur Murray Favorites-Rhumbas Capitol T-1369 Chuy Reyes and his Orchestra Released February, 1960 This is a reissue of Capitol L-259. Arthur Murray Favorites-Waltzes Capitol T-1370 Francis Scott Orchestra Released February, 1960 This is a reissue of Capitol T-548. Arthur Murray Favorites-Fox Trots Capitol T-1371 Ray Anthony and his Orchestra Released February, 1960 This is a reissue of Capitol T-546. Arthur Murray Favorites-Tangos Capitol T-1372 Les Baxter Orchestra Released February, 1960 This is a reissue of Capitol T-263. Songs My Father Taught Me Capitol (S)W-1373 Joel Grey Released April, 1960 Reissued in 1967 as Capitol ST-2755. Movin’ on Broadway! Capitol (S)T-1374 Kay Starr Released June, 1960 Hit Me Again! Capitol Star Line T-1375 Jonah Jones Released May, 1960 Unreleased/Unknown 1376 Pow! Capitol Star Line T-1377 Billy May Released May, 1960 First Affair Capitol (S)T-1378 The Four Freshmen Released September, 1960 Warm and Willing Capitol (S)T-1379 Anna Maria Alberghetti Released June, 1960 Sixteen Tons Capitol Star Line T-1380 Tennessee Ernie Ford Released May, 1960 Moon of the Southern Seas Capitol (S)T-1381 Haunani Released June, 1960 Stan Wolowic and the Polka Chips Play the Million Seller Polkas Capitol (S)T-1382 Stan Wolowic Released June, 1960 Gone Capitol Star Line T-1383 Ferlin Husky Released May, 1960 Rockin’ With Wanda! Capitol Star Line T-1384 Wanda Jackson Released May, 1960. My Baby’s Gone Capitol Star Line T-1385 The Louvin Brothers Released May, 1960 Swing Again! Capitol Star Line T-1386 Various Artists Released May, 1960 Ballads and the Blues Capitol (S)T-1387 Dakota Staton Released June, 1960 Baxter’s Best Capitol Star Line T-1388 Les Baxter Released May, 1960 Capitol did not introduce Duophonic until May, 1961. This record was released on the gold label in Duophonic. Broadway Cavalcade Volume 1 Capitol (S)T-1389 Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians Released c. June, 1960 A reissue of half of album SWBO-1079. Broadway Cavalcade, Volume 2 Capitol (S)T-1390 Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians Released c. June, 1960 A reissue of half of album SWBO-1079. Walkin’ the Strings Capitol Star Line T-1391 Merle Travis Released May, 1960 Wild Is Love Capitol (S)WAK-1392 Nat “King” Cole Released September, 1960 Guy Lombardo at Harrah’s Club Capitol (S)T-1393 Guy Lombardo Released June, 1960. Standards in Silhouette Capitol (S)T-1394 Stan Kenton Released June, 1960 That Lonely Feeling Capitol (S)T-1395 Alvino Rey Released June, 1960 Rise Up Singin’ Capitol (S)T-1396 Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians Released June, 1960 Zither South of the Border Capitol (S)T-1397 Ruth Welcome Released June, 1960 The Cool School Capitol (S)T-1398 Songs for Grown-Up Children June Christy Released September, 1960 Young Pops Capitol (S)T-1399 Les Baxter Released September, 1960 Swingin’ Southern Style! Capitol (S)T-1400 Glen Gray Released July, 1960 In June, 1960, Capitol revised the statement about monophonic albums that appears at the bottom of the back cover. The revised wording is briefer. Capitol Introduces the Star Line In May, 1960, Capitol brought out its new Star Line of reissue releases, consisting at first of four albums from the existing catalog and eleven new greatest-hits compilations. Each album in the Star Line sported a metallic gold label. At first both the previously-released albums and the new compilations sported back covers that were unique to the release, but in 1961 and 1962, the Star Line releases used a common back cover design depicting other records that were available in the series. The Star Line expanded in December, 1961, to include singles as well and became an effective method for Capitol to make available material from the back catalog. All of Capitol’s biggest stars – such as Frank Sinatra, the Beatles, Nat “King” Cole, and the Beach Boys – had releases in the Star Line.