Jaime Brockett 2 SKAO-601 Jaime Brockett Released November 1970. Gracious! ST-602 Gracious Released October 1970. Plain and Fancy DW-603 Soundtrack This album from the original series (S-603) was still in print with a new cover. A Tennessee Ernie Ford Christmas Special, Vol. 1 8XC-604 Tennessee Ernie Ford Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-.

Capitol Albums, 601 to 700 From Green to Red

A Tennessee Ernie Ford Christmas Special, Vol. 2 8XC-605 Tennessee Ernie Ford Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. A Merry “Hee Haw” Christmas, Vol. 1 8XC-606 Buck Owens and his Buckaroos Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. A Merry “Hee Haw” Christmas, Vol. 2 8XC-607 Buck Owens and his Buckaroos Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. Merry Christmas to You, Vol. 1 8XC-608 Wayne Newton Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-.

Merry Christmas to You, Vol. 1 8XC-609 Wayne Newton Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. Great Choral Music of Christmas, Vol. 1 8XC-610 Roger Wagner Chorale Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. Great Choral Music of Christmas, Vol. 2 8XC-611 Roger Wagner Chorale Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. Great Orchestral Music of Christmas, Vol. 1 8XC-612 Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-.

Great Orchestral Music of Christmas, Vol. 2 8XC-613 Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. Peace on Earth, Vol. 1 8XC-614 Various Artists Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. Peace on Earth, Vol. 2 8XC-615 Various Artists Released September 1970. Also available on cassette with the prefix 4XC-. Soul Sugar ST-616 Jimmy McGriff Released December 1970.

How I Got This Way ST-617 Wayne Newton Released October 1970. Unreleased/Unknown 618 Home ST-619 Mike Hurst Released November 1970. Songs of the Humpback Whale ST-620 Roger Payne Released March 1971.

Bugaloos SW-621 The Bugaloos Released November 1970. Make it With You ST-622 Peggy Lee Released November 1970. Unreleased/Unknown 623 Some sites report ST-623 as The Way it Was, by radio personality Petey Greene. Cook Me Up Your Taste Chips ST-624 Weinstein & Stroll Released November 1970.

McGuinness Flint SMAS-625 McGuinness Flint Released December 1970. Music from Bonanza & the High Chapparal STBB-626 Xanadu Pleasure Dome Released November 1970. Lonesome Echo DW-627 Jackie Gleason This album from the original series was in print recently. I Wouldn’t Live in New York City ST-628 Buck Owens Released November 1970.

#1 ST-629 Sonny James Released November 1970. What About Me SMAS-630 Quicksilver Messenger Service Released January 1971. Unreleased/Unknown 631 Music to Change Her Mind DW-632 Jackie Gleason This album from the original series was in print recently.

Live Album SWBB-633 Grand Funk Released November 1970. Everything’s Good About You ST-634 The Lettermen Released January 1971. Linda Ronstadt SMAS-635 Linda Ronstadt Released January 1972. Label 71, but later copies came out on Label 69. The Price You Got to Pay to be Free SWBB-636 Cannonball Adderley Quintet Released January 1971.

So the Seeds are Growing ST-637 Joe South Released March 1971. A Tribute to … Bob Wills ST-638 Merle Haggard Released November 1970. All Things Must Pass Apple STCH-639 George Harrison Released November 1970. Cromwell ST-640 Soundtrack Released November 1970.

His Wife’s Habit ST-641 Soundtrack Released November 1970. The movie originally came out as “Women and Bloody Terror.” The Bird With the Crystal Plumage ST-642 Soundtrack Released November 1970. In addition to ST-640 to ST-642, Capitol had originally planned to release a fourth soundtrack from an IMC movie – that of Catch-22. That soundtrack did not come out. Apparently, they wouldn’t release Catch-22 until an IMC soundtrack sold well. And yet, none of the IMC soundtracks would sell well until they released Catch-22. That Fiddlin’ Man ST-643 Don Rich and the Buckaroos Released March 1971. Gingerbreadd ST-644 Maury Muehleisen Released November 1970.

Bloodrock USA SMAS-645 Bloodrock Released October 1971. Label 71. Magnificent Sanctuary Band ST-646 Jimmy Helms Announced in Billboard (January 2, 1971) as an upcoming release, but

apparently never released. He put out a single on Oracle Records that was

issued by Capitol and Oracle as part of an arrangement in mid-1970.

Listen! Listen! Listen! ST-647 Denny Hall Released March 1971. Possum ST-648 Possum Released March 1971.

Unreleased/Unknown 649 Broken Treaties ST-650 Silverbird Released February 1971. Cahoots SMAS-651 The Band Released October 1971. Label 71. Home Sweet Home ST-652 Jimmy Bojorquez and Home Sweet Home Announced in Billboard (February 6, 1971) as an upcoming release, but

apparently never released.

DT-653 Album in the original series had been available recently. Essence ST-654 Jimmy Woods Listed in Goldmine’s price guide, but there are no ads for it in the trade

magazines, and Woods does not seem to have recorded any records for Capitol.

Live Album, Part 1 4XL-655 Grand Funk Released November 1970. Although released on eight-track tape as 8XWW-633, the album was broken into two tapes for cassette release. Live Album, Part 2 4XL-656 Grand Funk Released November 1970.

Other Side of This Life ST-657 Fred Neil Released February 1971. Looking On ST-658 The Move Released June 1971. Label 69 (LA) or Label 71 (other plants). Get That Feeling/Flashing SWBB-659 Curtis Knight & Jimi Hendrix Unissued 1971. This reissue of Capitol ST-2856 and Capitol ST-2894 was listed as upcoming in the January 1971 Schwann LP catalog, but it never came out. Seatrain SMAS-659 Seatrain Released January 1971. Street Corner Preacher ST-660 Gene MacLellan Released March 1971. Label 69.

Joy of Cooking ST-661 Joy of Cooking Released February 1971. Energy ST-662 Jeremy Steig Released March 1971. Label 69. All Things Must Pass, Part 1 Apple 8XW-663 George Harrison Released November 1970. This tape and the tape below were available together as 8XWB-639. The set was also available on cassette. All Things Must Pass, Part 2 Apple 8XW-664 George Harrison Released November 1970.

Josie and the Pussycats ST-665 Soundtrack Released January 1971. Werwolf Harvest ST-666 The Fourth Way Released February 1971. Anne Murray ST-667 Anne Murray Released April 1971. Label 69. Unreleased/Unknown 668 Some sources give this number to Out of Time by Cashman, Pistilli, & West. The album does not appear in the trade magazines.

I’ve Gotta Sing ST-669 Wanda Jackson Released February 1971. The Stars of Hee-Haw, Volume 2 ST-670 Various Artists Released February 1971. The Going’s Easy Harvest SMAS-671 Albatross* Withdrawn February 1971. A case of mistaken identity? Capitol prepared this album by The Greatest Show on Earth for release as though it was from Albatross. They announced the release in the trades (2/6/71) and then withdrew it. Only a few copies exist. The Double Deckers ST-672 SoundtrackR Released January 1971.

Love, a Kind of Hate Story ST-673 Tim Rose Released January 1971. Glen Campbell Presents Larry McNeely ST-674 Larry McNeely Released January 1971. Follow Your Heart ST-675 The Sons Released April 1971. Label 69. If2 SW-676 If Released January 1971.

Love Story ST-677 Al DeLory Released January 1971. Remember the Wind and the Rain ST-678 Jaime Brockett Released April 1971. Label 69 Switched-On Buck ST-679 Jeff Haskell Released February 1971. Heads Hands & Feet SVBB-680 Heads Hands & Feet Released April 1971. Label 69.

Woodschtick and More ST-681 The Credibility Gap Released March 1971. Mudlark ST-682 Leo Kottke Released May 1971. Label 69, switches to Label 71. Present Company SKAO-683 Janis Ian Released March 1971. Label 69. DW-684 This album from the original series was still in print.

Bridge Over Troubled Water ST-685 Buck Owens Released February 1971. Somethin’ to Brag About ST-686 Charlie Louvin & Melba Montgomery Released March 1971. Baby It’s Yours ST-687 Wynn Stewart Released March 1971. Just Singin’ ST-688 Billie Jo Spears Released April 1971. Label 69.

Doggin’ It ST-689 Dick Curless Released March 1971. Welcome to Goose Creek ST-690 Goose Creek Symphony Released March 1971. Unreleased/Unknown 691 Deceptive Lines ST-692 Plum Nelly Released March 1971.

Words of Love ST-693 Jackie Gleason Released April 1971. Label 69. SW-694 This title from the original series was still in print. Primo People ST-695 Primo People Released July 1971. Label 71. Unreleased/Unknown 696

Walk Tall/Quiet Nights STBB-697 Cannonball Adderley Released April 1971. Walk Tall SF-698 Cannonball Adderley Released April 1971. Quiet Nights SF-699 Cannonball Adderley Released April 1971. Label 69. DT-700 An album from the original series still in print recently.

Label 71: From Green to Red In the middle of May 1971, Capitol redesigned their album backdrop. The green label, Label 69, featured

a purple logo against a light green background. The Capitol logo along with the word Capitol, was

accompanied by either a “TM” to the right of Capitol or a registered trademark symbol, ® underneath the word.

However, Capitol’s redesign moved the ® logo to the right of the l in Capitol and changed the color of

the label from green to red. Capitol’s plant in Los Angeles used up their green label blanks before changing to red. From May to July 1971, the label closely resembled a “red” version of Label 69. As summer went by, Capitol decided to remove the white circle/C band from the backdrop, leaving only red. The remaining red labels have no white “C”, and like this, the label style remained until November 1972. Label 71a

The green label did not disappear entirely, however. Occasional releases from 1971-72 show up with green backdrops, so perhaps Capitol had green label blanks sitting around and decided to use them. These green labels were printed with the ® in its new position.