Al Caiola Discography (1955 2009).rar

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The first Liberty label was blue-green with silver printing. "LIBERTY" above the center hole with adrawing of the Statue of Liberty above the logo, "LONG PLAYING MICROGROOVE" at the bottom of thelabel. The stereo issues had black labels with silver printing, with similar graphics except at the bottom ofthe label was "LONG PLAYING STEREOPHONIC" and there was a large "STEREO" designation underthe logo. This label was used from the start of the company to the third quarter of 1960, approximatelyLRP- 3140/LST-7140.

The promotional issue of the monaural label was white with black printing; the graphics were the same. The promotional issue of the stereo label was light blue with black printing.

Since the LRP-3000 series predated stereo by several years, at first all albums were mono. When stereobecame a novelty in mid-1958, Liberty started a new series, the LST-7000 series, to issue the stereocounterparts. At first, there was no particular correspondence between mono and stereo catalognumbers for the same album; in fact, there were both mono-only and stereo-only albums being issued.After less than 30 stereo albums had been issued, Liberty simplified their catalog numbering system bymaking the mono and stereo numbers correspond (LRP-3086 became LST-7086, etc.). A cross-reference of stereo number to mononumber is available by clicking this link.

The second Liberty label was black with silver printing. "LIBERTY" in white on a gold crest to the left ofthe center hole, the left quarter of the label being rainbow colored. Written vertically just to the right ofthe colored part was "LIBERTY RECORDS, INC. LOS ANGELES 28, CALIFORNIA". This label wasused until the first quarter of 1966, approximately LRP-3415, LST-7415. At that point, Liberty changedtheir logo; the new logo appears on albums as early as LRP-3417/LST-7417, but some later numbersstill have the old logo. Apparently, which logo was used depended upon when the artwork was doneduring the transition period.

The early promotional issues of the second Liberty label were white with black printing. Graphics werethesame, but there is no color on the label, and the left quarter of the label, which had the rainbow color oncommercial issues, was horizontally striped black and white. Later, the background color of thepromotional label was changed from white to a creme color, with the same graphics. Liberty used thissame promotional labelfor both mono and stereo promo issues even long after the regular label had changed to the rounded-box logo variation, probably due to using up the promo label stock on hand.

The third label was black with silver printing. The Liberty logo was in a white, rounded-cornered box tothe left of the center hole with a drawing of the Statue of Liberty. The left quarter of the label wasrainbow colored. "LIBERTY RECORDS, INC. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA" was written in a verticalline to the left of the center hole. Promotional issues were creme colored with black printing, the leftquarter of the label being rainbow colored. This label was used to the forth quarter of 1969,approximately LST-7620.

The forth label was almost the same except that the vertical writing was dropped and at the bottom ofthe label was "LIBERTY/UA INC. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA". The logo also changed from therounded-cornered box to a square-cornered box with a silhouette of the statue of liberty. This label wasused in 1970 and 1971.

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One of the remarkable things about this session is that all three songs recorded ended up as million sellers! Admittedly, "Judy Don't Be Moody" got a free ride on the flip of "Splish Splash," but even if you don't count "Judy" as a separate million seller : 2 out of 3 is a fantastic score by any standard. It is even more remarkable considering the fact that this was not a standard three-hour session (in which usually four songs would be recorded), but a split session. Bobby was only allocated 90 minutes, after pop-jazz singer Morgana King had recorded "Since I Fell for You" and "My Reverie." In Michel Ruppli's Atlantic discography (1979), these two songs are erroneously credited to BD and as a result, they were included in a list of Atco/Atlantic recordings on the website, as mysterious unreleased tracks, until they were removed at my request in August 2001.

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Bobby had been signed to the Atco label by Herb Abramson, who had co-founded Atlantic Records with Ahmet Ertegun in 1947. Upon returning from Germany after two years of belated military service in 1955, Abramson found Jerry Wexler sitting at his desk and working beside Ahmet in the studio and there was no easy way to push Wexler out. Abramson was given his own label, the newly formed subsidiary Atco Records. He became responsible for signing new talent to the label, organizing the sessions, and overseeing promotion and distribution. Herb supervised three unspectacular sessions by Bobby, in May and August 1957 and January 1958, resulting in three unsuccessful singles. For his next session, Bobby came up with "Splish Splash," a novelty rocker he had written in twelve minutes at the house of upcoming NYC deejay Murray Kauffman. Kauffman's mother, Jean Murray, had suggested the title and the first line ("Splish Splash, I was taking a bath") and was amply rewarded with a co-writing credit. Abramson didn't like the song at all and temporarily delayed the session until Bobby came up with "better material," indicating in the process that he didn't see much of a future for BD at Atco.Guitar

1. Great Themes from Great Movies art. Charlie Byrd 1963 Sold

2. The Ronny Lee Classic Guitar book 40 pus. 1963 (Carcassi, Carulli, Sor, Tarrega, Aguado)

3. Harry Reser's "Let's Play the Classic Guitar" 64 pgs. 1965

4. Aaron Shearer Slur, Ornament & Reach Development exercises. 44 pgs. 1964 SOLD

5. Guitar Solos (complied by Alan Dodd)18 pgs. Sor, Carcassi, etc. 1975 18 pgs. $10.00

6. Guitar Masters by Leon Block 24 pgs. (Carcassi, Carrulli, Sor, Tarrega, Aguado & more) 1969 Sold

7. Mel Bay's Folio of Great Classic Guitar Solo 32 pgs.1971 $8.00

8. Bickford's (Zarh Myron Bickford) Sacred collection for Guitar Solos & Duets 26 pgs. 1937

9. Spanish Guitar album-Famous Songs arr. by Geoff Sisley 15 pgs. 1969 Sold

10. Mel Bay's Best of Sor. 18 pgs. 1977

11. 700 Years of Music for the Classic Guitar arr. by Albert Valdes Blain 32 pgs.1967 SOLD

12.Christmas Songs for Classical Guitar 24 pgs. 1971

13. Let us have Christmas Music for Guitar 15 pgs. 1960

14. 21 Christmas Songs & Carols for Solo Guitar 27 pgs. 1985 Sold

15. Matteo Carcassi Op. 60 Etuden für die Mittelstufe (Karl Scheit) 1954 $10.00

16. John Runge's Collection of Early English Lute Songs & Folk Songs Vol. 2, 32 pgs. 1961 $15.00 (2 copies)

17. Encore Hit-Kit for Guitar by Harry Reser 33 pgs. 1958 $10.00

18. 20 All time hit paraders for guitar No. 23 by Leon Block 20 pgs. 1957 Sold

19. Feist Guitar Folio of Popular & Standard Songs by John Martell 24 pgs.1936 $10.00 (2 copies)

20. Parkening plays Bach 24 pgs. 1973 Sold

21. Frederick Noad First Book for the Guitar Part two 60 pgs. $10.00

22. Discovering the Art of Guitar fingering by Ronald J. Sherrod 64 pgs. 1980 Sold

23. Guitar Today Book 1 by Jerry Snyder 64 pgs. 1987 $10.00

24. Mel Bay's Left Hand Studies by Walt Lawry 104 pgs. 1983 $10.00

25. The Best of Guitar Music -200 Great Songs by Jerry Snyder 288 pgs. 1986 Sold, out of stock permanently.

26. Songs & Dances Book 1 by John Hoffman 22 pgs. 1966 $5.00

27. The New Mel Bay Classic Guitar method Vol. 1, 48 pgs. 1970 $5.00

27-B The New Mel Bay Classic Guitar method Vol. 2, 48 pgs. 1970 $5.00

28. The New Mel Bay Classic Guitar method Vol. 3, 48 pgs. 1970 $5.00

29. The Collier Quick & Easy guide to Play The Guitar by Frederick Noad 128 pgs. 1963SOLD

30. World's favorite solos for Classic Guitar No. 43 by Harvey Vinson 127 pgs. 1966 $15.00

31. Music for the young guitarist by Theodore Norman 56 pgs. 1966 Sold

32. The Guitar with Frederick Noad 47 pgs. 1966 $10.00

33. 50 Russian & Ukrainian Folk Melodies & Dances 36 pgs. titles in Russian & German Sold

34. Tarrega-Doce (12) composiciones para Guitarra (Savio) 32 pgs. SOLD

35. A Musical Voyage with Two Guitars-64 duets from 34 countries by Vladimir Bobri & Carl Miller 192 pgs. 1974 out of stock

36. Classic Guitar Duets by Harvey Vinson 128 pgs. 1973 Sold

37. The Baroque Guitar by Frederick Noad $15.00

38. Freedom of the Frets by Michael Adamczyk 15 pgs. 1976 SOLD

39. Aaron Shearer Vol. 2 Classic Guitar Technique 158 pgs. 1964 SOLD

40. Solo Guitar Playing Vol. 1 by Frederick Noad 237 pgs. 1976 2nd edition Sold

41. Classic Guitar Method by George C. Economides Vol. 1, 40 pgs. 1969 out of stock

42. Early Hungarian Music for Guitar Vol. 1 by Lazlo Szendrey-Karper 12 pgs. $10.00

43. Der Lautenist-Alte und Neue Musik fur das Solospiel 12 pgs. $10.00

44. The Classic Guitar Collection Vol. 2, 125 pgs. $15.00

45. The Classic Guitar Collection Vol. 3, 95 pgs. $12.00

46. The Romantic Guitar -Airs Gallant & Gay by Geoffrey Sisley 32 pgs. 1958

47. The study of the guitar simplified Vol. 1 w/soundsheet record by George C. Economides 48 pgs. 1963

49. Guitar II with Frederick Noad 47 pgs. 1968 $10.00

49. Solo Guitar Playing by Frederick Noad 187 pgs. 1968 1st ed. $12.00

50. The Classical Guitar by Frederick Noad NEW 144 pgs.

51. The Deluxe Santana Songbook 120 pgs. 1974 Sold

52. Palmer-Hughes Easy Rock 'n Roll 25 pgs. 1961 $5.00

53. Play Rock Guitar Today-a short cut to the pro sound by Jerry Ackley 24 pgs. 1973 w/ 33 1/3 ep record 2 sides $10.00

54. Rock Guitar by Happy & Artie Traum 127 pgs. 1969 $10.00

55. The Music of Jackson Browne made easy for guitar by Brent Phillips 48 pgs. 1976 $10.00

56. Bob Dylan Blonde on Blonde-Easy Guitar & Harmonica Edition 32 pgs. 1967 $30.00

57. Duane Eddy's Twangy sound Guitar Folio No. 1, 24 pgs. 1955 $30.00

58. Duane Eddy's Guitar Folio 30 pgs. 1962 Sold

59. Folk Rock-Top recorded Hits 32 pgs 1965 includes Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot, Richard Fariña & Sylvia Fricker (You were on my mind)

60. The music of Fleetwood Mac made easy for guitar by Allen Hart 32 pgs.1975 This one has a little water damage. $10.00

61. For the Roses by Joni Mitchell 86 pgs.1973 $30.00

62. Guitar On top of the pops 87 pgs. 1973 $10.00

63. Bob Dylan The Original -Songs never before published by Dan Fox 47 pgs. w/photos 1968 $20.00

64. Ronnie Lee's The Twist-Music for Guitar 23 pgs.for 2 guitars 1962 $7.00

65. The Bluegrass Songbook by Dennis Cyporyn -88 songs 159 pgs. 1972 $15.00

66. The Best of John Fahey 1959-1977, 174 pgs. 1978 out of stock

67. Asher Sizemore and Little Jimmie's favorite Songs-Mountain Ballads, Old hymns, Children's songs & Popular songs 32 pgs 1934

68. Bluegrass guitar by Happy Traum 124 pgs. w/ soundsheet 1974 $15.00

69. Old-Time Country Guitar by Fly Brederberg & Stephen Cicchetti 72 pgs. w/ soundsheet 1976 Sold

70. Chet Atkins Note for Note 72 pgs.1975 w / photos from the RCA LP recording "Chet Atkins Goes To The Movies" with performance notes and chord diagrams prepared by Chet (with John Knowles) Sold

71. Play Guitar like Chet Atkins 32 pgs. 1965 $30.00

72. Jay Arnold's Hoot Guitar-Solos & Duets Book No. 1

73. Authentic Guitar Sounds of Peter, Paul & Mary 33 pgs. 1968 $20.00

74. Mountain Ballads-Old Time Songs- Book #7 by Bradley Kincaid 24 pgs. 1936 w/ a dozen+ photos, Gibson L-5 guitar on the cover $40.00

75. Powder River Jack & Kitty Lee's Cowboy Song book Vol. 1-Cowboy Wails & Cattle Trails of the Wild West 48 pgs. w/ photos 1936 $30.00

76. Chet Atkins picks on the Beatles 32 pgs. 1966 tab & standard notation out of stock

77. Mel Bay's Anthology of Fingerstyle Guitar by Tommy Flint 160 pgs. 1978 Sold

78. Easy does it for guitar 32 pgs. 1967 (Leaving on a jet plane, Green Green grass of home, Suspicious minds, etc.) Sold in 2006

79. Mel Bay's Folk Guitar Styles by Roger Filberto 32 pgs. 1967 Tab & standard notation $4.00

80. The Folksinger's Guitar Guide by Pete Seeger 22 pgs. 1956 Tab & standard notation $15.00

81. The Buffy Sainte Marie Songbook 224 pgs. 1971 in Tab & standard notation & some piano $25.00

82. The Guitar Book by Pierre Bensusan 187 pgs. 1985 $30.00

83. The Sally Rogers Songbook 64 pgs. 1989 $10.00

84. Leo Kotke - Eight Songs - Transcribed by John Stropes 94 pgs. 1986 in Tab & standard notation $20.00

85. Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs-Folk Music with an Overdrive 33 pgs. 1962 w/ a dozen photos $20.00

86. The Folksinger's Guitar Guide Vol. 2, 97 pgs. 1964 in Tab & standard notation $15.00

87. Beginning The Folk Guitar by Jerry Silverman 97 pgs. 1964 in Tab & standard notation $15.00

88. Led Zeppelin Guitar 152 pages 1975 in Tab & standard notation $20.00

89. Elektra Folk Song Kit 51 pgs. 1959 out of stock

90. The 12-String Guitar as played by Leadbelly by Julius Lester & Pete Seeger 81 pgs. 1972 in Tab & standard notation $15.00

91. Stefan Grossman's Book of Guitar Tunings 96 pgs. in Tab 1972 $15.00 (2 copies)

92. Slide Guitar 81 pgs. 1972 w/ soundsheet Johnny Winter on the cover $20.00

93. Aaron Shearer Concert Guitar Technique 72 pgs. 1959 Sold

94. Aaron Shearer Slur, ornament 7 reach Development exercises 44 pgs.

95. Aaron Shearer Supplement #2-Basic Elements of Music theory for the Guitar 41 pgs. out of stock

96. Chord Encounters for Guitar Book 1 by Joe Pass 33 pgs. 1979 w/ a 2 Record Personal Instruction Program Sold

97. Jazz Originals/Guitar by Hal McKusick 23 pgs. 1956 (sax licks for guitar) $10.00

98. Jazz Guitar series The Blues by Warren Nunes & Jerry Snyder 48. pgs 1974 w/ 2 sided 33 1/3 B.B.King disc by Jerry Snyder Sold

99. Frank Victor & Harry Volpe-Daily Exercises for Guitar 7 pgs. 1935 Sold

100. The Chord Solo Book for Guitar by Bill Munday & Ralph Higgins 48 pgs. 1975 Sold

101. Joe Pass Virtuoso #3 transcribed note for note off the record by Alan de Mause 90 pgs. 1985 Sold

102. Larry Coryell-Jazz Guitar Solos transcribed by David Pritchard 91 pgs. 1980 $20.00

103. 35 Original Studies in Modern Rhythms-From Dixieland to Be-Bop by Charles Colin 24 pgs. 1958 (horn riffs for guitar or other instruments) $10.00

104. Jazz Guitar Single Note soloing Vol. 2 by Ted Greene 129 pgs. 1978 Sold 3 19 07

105. Approaching the Guitar by Gene Bertoncini 88 pgs. 1990 Sold

106. The Complete Touch System for Guitar by Bob Culbertson 36 pgs. 1985 Sold

107. Guitar Lore - Revised Edition by David Sandole 80 pgs. 1981 Sold

108. Roy Smeck "The Wizard of the Strings" Easy Guitar Arrangements for 1 or 2 Guitars 24 pgs. 1964 Sold

109. Play in a Day - Bert Weedon's Guitar Guide to Modern Guitar Playing 36 pgs. 1957 $20.00

110. Volpe's Guitar Method Book 3, 64 pgs. 1956 $25.00

111. Barney Kessel-The Guitar 211 pgs. 1967 Hardbound w/ dust cover $200.00 very very rare

112. Jazz Guitar Etudes by Alan de Mause 114 pgs. 1982 Sold

113. The Joe Pass Method 32 pgs. 1977 $20.00

114. Charlie Byrd and the Bossa Nova-A Jazz Samba Folio 12 pgs. 1958 $20.00

115. Sweet Sounds for Guitar by Leon Block 16 pgs. c. 1960 Sold (Violets for your Furs, Let's get away from it all, The night we called it a day, etc).

116. Comping by Ron Anthony 92 pgs. 1983 w/ 2 sided soundsheet SOLD

117. W. C. Handy's Blues Folio (for Piano & Guitar) 36 pgs. c. 1945 $20.00

118. Swingin Guitar "Jazz Workshop" by David Gornston 24 pgs. 1964 $10.00

119. Styles for the Studio by Leon White 92 pgs. 1976 out of stock

120. Fusion by Joe Diorio 56 pgs. 1979 $15.00

121. Guitar Chords, Arpeggios & Studies by Jay Friedman 60 pgs. 1978 $12.00

122 a. Aids to Technique and Guitar Interpretations by Johnny Smith 61 pgs. 1978 Sold

122 b.Aids to Technique and Guitar Interpretations by Johnny Smith 24 pgs. 1956 $25.00

123. Johnny Rector's Study of Modern Guitar Chord Progressions Vol. 2, 64 pgs. 1956 $25.00 (very early b5 chord knowledge) (2 copies)

124. Carmen Mastren for Guitar 11 pgs. c. 1945 SOLD (great chord solos-Hot Lips, Wabash Blues, I'll See You in My Dreams, Runnin' Wild, etc)

125. Les Paul & Mary Ford Song Folio 64 pgs. 1951 $30.00

126. Herb Ellis Jazz Guitar Style 24 pgs. 1963 $25.00

127. Modes by Roger Hutchinson & Don Mock 5 pgs. 1977 $10.00

128. Guitar Lament by Al Viola 25 pgs. 1961 Sold

129. Bucky Pizzarelli-Power Guitar 32 pgs. 1979 SOLD

130. Unusual Chords for Guitar by Charles Ruoff 8 pgs.c. 1940 Sold very very rare

131. Tony Mottola Guitar Style 39 pgs. 1974 Sold

132. George Smith's Collection of Solos for the Plectrum Guitar 17 pgs. 1946 SOLD

133. Laurindo Almeida Guitar Method 63 pgs. 1972

134. Artistry in Technique for Guitar by Harry Volpe 22 pgs. 1956 $20.00

135. Swingin' Songs for Guitar arranged by Mel Bay 29 pgs. 1945-published by MCA not Mel Bay (earliest Mel Bay work known to me-great chord melodies) Sold

136. Advanced Duets for Guitar Vol. 1 by Bob Nelson & Charles Colin 24 pgs. 1954 Sold

137. Johnny Smith Guitar Interpretations Vol. 1 edited by Harry Volpe 18 pgs. 1946 $25.00

138. The Artistry of Shorty