Gary Lewis recorded a version of this song on his " This Diamond Ring" LP - Gene Pitney never recorded this song. The hit version is by Bobby Vee
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LP = Long Player (Album) - EP = Extended Play (Single with more than two tracks)
LP stands for "long-playing phonograph" which is the same thing as a record. The term has remained the standard name for an album from bands or artists.
Marching in Time is not an official LP, it's a bootleg print of songs people have found online.
Mini LP in sleeve. Instaed of a standard jewel case it is a cd packaged in a miniature version of an LP or record sleeve.
amazon,ebay,or maybe walmart
A Collection of Beatles Oldies LP (British Only)
approximately 185lbs to 200lbs for the RV version, or up to 280-300lbs for the commercial / industrial version.
I bought a version of it off of eBay 8 years ago and paid $80.00 for it.
the song was featured on the young love ep
Search it on Youtube or Google. I have it on CD and on LP but don't recall which album it was on. It is out there though.
If it is the 'Moody Blue' LP, the blue vinyl is the common version. The black vinyl version is actually more valuable.
Alicia Keyes: http://www.amazon.com/America-The-Beautiful-LP-Version/dp/B00123FA8Q
"Reasons" was released by EWF twice in 1975. First, the studio version on the soundtrack album to the film, "That's the Way of the World," the second, a live version, on the LP "Gratitude."
Gary Lewis recorded a version of this song on his " This Diamond Ring" LP - Gene Pitney never recorded this song. The hit version is by Bobby Vee
Emi/Parlaphone in Britain July 20, 1967. Intresting to note the original Magical Mystery Tour album was two ep's and not a full sized LP. The American version was released as a LP with additional singles to fill out the album. The british ep changed to the American configuration LP in 1976