Ode was Lou Adler's label. After selling the very successful Dunhill label to ABC Records in 1967,
Lou formed Ode Records. Ode released rock and roll comedy, and singer/songwriter music. For the first
three years of its existence, it was distributed by CBS (1967-69). In 1970, Adler arranged for
A&M to distribute the label. This lasted until 1976. In 1977, Ode returned to the CBS fold for distribution.
Ode was successful right out of the chute with "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers In Your
Hair)" by Scott McKenzie in the summer of 1967. If ever a song appeared at just the right time it was
during the "Summer of Love" when "San Francisco" zoomed up the charts. The song, co-written and
produced by John Phillips of the Mamas and Papas, seemed to sum up the Hippie movement, and it
became the flower child's anthem.
In 1969, Ode released an album by a group called The City which contained the prolific songwriter
Carole King. The City album stiffed. After switching distribution from Columbia to his old partner
Herb Alpert's label, A & M, Adler tried again with Carole King with a solo album called Writer: Carole
King, and again success was elusive. Adler did not give up, and released a third Carole King album
called Tapestry. Carole King finally broke through to mass popularity as a singer with this album;
it raced up the charts and became the biggest selling album up to that time. The album spawned several
hit singles, including "I Feel The Earth Move," "So Far Away," "It's Too Late" and "You've Got A Friend."
Ode also had success with the comedy team of Cheech and Chong. Their drug-laced humor seemed
funny at the time, but has not held up well over the years. Ode Records issued new material into 1978.
Tracks on each album are listed in the order they appear on the album. An asterisk (*) before the record
number indicates we do not have information on the correct playing sequence of the tracks, and
consequently they are listed in alphabetical order for that album.
We would appreciate any additions or corrections to this discography. Just send them to us via e-mail. Both Sides Now
Publications is an information web page. We are not a catalog, nor can we provide the records listed
below. We have no association with Ode Records. Should you be interested in acquiring
albums listed in this discography (which are all out of print), we suggest you see our Frequently Asked Questions page and follow the
instructions found there. This story and discography are copyright 2001 by Mike Callahan.
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44000 series (CBS distribution, 1967-1969)
The Ode label on the first CBS-distributed series is yellow with black printing. The Ode emblem is
directly above the center hole with "ODE" below the emblem. The first two issues were released in mono
and stereo, and used a separate catalog number for the mono and stereo albums! By the time the third
album was released (Z 12-44005), the industry had moved to stereo only releases, and discographers
were saved from yet another mind-bogglingly complex numbering system.
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Z 12-44001 - The Voice of Scott McKenzie - Scott McKenzie [1967] (12-67, #127) This
was the monaural release of the stereo Z 12-44002. Produced by John Phillips (of the Mamas & the
Papas). San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair)/Celeste/It's Not Time Now/What's
The Difference (Chapter II)/Reason To Believe/Like An Old Time Movie//No, No, No, No, No/Don't Make
Promises/Twelve-Thirty/Rooms/What's The Difference (Chapter I)
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Z 12-44002 - The Voice Of Scott McKenzie - Scott McKenzie [1967] (12-67, #127) This
is the corresponding stereo issue to Z 12-44001. Produced by John Phillips (of the Mamas & the Papas).
San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair)/Celeste/It's Not Time Now/What's The
Difference (Chapter II)/Reason To Believe/Like An Old Time Movie//No, No, No, No, No/Don't Make
Promises/Twelve-Thirty/Rooms/What's The Difference (Chapter I)
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Z 12-44003 - Spirit - Spirit [1968] (4-68, #31) This is the monaural issue corresponding
to Z 12-44004. Fresh Garbage/Uncle Jack/Mechanical World/Taurus/Girl In Your Eye/Straight
Arrow//Topanga Windows/Gramophone Man/Water Woman/The Great Canyon Fire In General/Elijah
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Z 12-44004 - Spirit - Spirit [1968] (4-68, #31) This is the stereo issue corresponding to Z
12-44003. Fresh Garbage/Uncle Jack/Mechanical World/Taurus/Girl In Your Eye/Straight
Arrow//Topanga
Windows/Gramophone Man/Water Woman/The Great Canyon Fire In General/Elijah
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From this point, albums are issued in stereo only.
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Z 12-44005 - The Comfortable Chair - Comfortable Chair [1968] Produced by Robbie
Krieger & John Densmore (of the Doors). Ain't No Good No More/Child's Garden/I'll See
You/Princess/Now/Some Soon-Some Day//Be Me/Loved It All/Let Me Through/Stars In Heaven/Pale
Night Of Quiet/The Beast (Kali Yuza)
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Z 12-44006 - Peggy Lipton - Peggy Lipton [1968] Let Me Pass/Natural
Woman/Memories of a Golden Week/San Francisco Glide/Stoney End/Who Needs It/Hands Off/It Might
As Well Rain/Wasn't It You/Lady of the Lake/Honey Won't Let Me
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Z 12-44007 -
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Z 12-44008 -
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Z 12-44009 -
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Z 12-44010 - Music From Lil Brown - Africa [1968] Members of the band Africa are:
Brice Coefield, Gary Pipkin, Chester Pipkin, Ed Wallace, and Freddie Wills. This album has a cover that
is a take-off on the cover of The Band's famous Capitol debut album Music From Big Pink, down
to the photo of "Next of Kin." Paint It Black/Light My Fire/Here I Stand//Medley: Louie, Louie-Ode to Billy
Joe/Widow/Savin' All My Love/You Take Advantage of Me
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Z 12-44011 -
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Z 12-44012 - Now That Everything's Been Said - The City [1969] Group Features
Carole King, Daniel "Cooch" Kortchmar, Charles Larkey and guest drummer Jimmy Gordon. The
legitimate first issue of this record had a full color cover and the yellow and black label. A different issue
of this album, almost certainly a counterfeit, had a black and white cover and a white label. Snow
Queen/I Wasn't Born to Follow/Now That Everything's Been Said/Paradise Alley/Man Without A
Dream/Victim of Circumstance//Why Are You Leaving/Lady/My Sweet Home/I Don't Believe/That Old
Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho)/All My Time
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Z 12-44013 -
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Z 12-44014 - The Family That Plays Together - Spirit [1969] (1-69, #22) I Got A Line On
You/It Shall Be/Poor Richard/Silky Sam/The Drunkard/Darlin' If//It's All The Same/Jewish/Dream Within
A Dream/She Smiled/Aren't You Glad
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Z 12-44015 -
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Z 12-44016 - Clear - Spirit [1969] (8-69, #55) Dark-Eyed Woman/Apple Orchard/So
Little Time To Fly/Ground Hog/Cold Wind/Policeman's Ball//Ice/Give A Life, Take A Life/I'm Truckin'/
Clear/Caught/New Dope In Town
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Z 12-44018 - Dylan's Gospel - Brothers and Sisters of Los Angeles [1969] The Times
They Are a Changing/I Shall Be Released/Lay Lady Lay/Mr. Tambourine Man/All Along the
Watchtower//The Mighty Quinn/Chimes of Freedom/I'll Be Your Baby Tonight/My Back Pages/Just Like a
Woman
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77000 series (A&M distribution, 1970-1976)
The first Ode label on this series was white with black printing. There are three concentric curved silver
bands in the upper left corner of the label and an "Ode 70" symbol is in the upper right corner of the
label, with the "0" in "70" being the Ode logo in a circle. This label was used in 1970 and 1971.
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In 1971 and 1972, a second design was used, with a small Ode logo within a silver
circle replacing the "Ode 70" logo. On these issues (shown), the three silver curves at the top left
of the label were actually a large, slanted part of a huge Ode logo.
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The third Ode label on this series is white with black printing. There are three curved silver bands in the
upper left corner of the label (now concentric like the first label, rather than a portion of a logo) and a
larger Ode symbol is in the upper right corner of the label. "Ode Records Inc." in silver directly below the
emblem. This label was used from about 1973 to 1975.
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SP 77001 - Gimme Shelter - Merry Clayton [1970] Clayton was a studio backup singer
who appeared singing the high bridge on the Rolling Stones' famous original of "Gimme Shelter." She
used this notoriety as a springboard for a modest solo career.
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SP 77002 - The Baby Maker (Soundtrack) - Fred Karlin & Ole Blue [1970] Composer:
Fred Karlin; Cast: Ole Blue
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SP 77003 -
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SP 77004 - Barry McGuire & The Doctor - Barry McGuire & The Doctor [1970] "The
Doctor" is Eric Hord. South Of The Border/The Old Farm/Too Much City//Train/Electric Train/Meet Me At
The Bottom
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SP 77005 - Don Everly - Don Everly [1970] Tumbling Tumbleweeds/Eyes of Asia/Don't
Drink the Water/Safari/Omaha/February 15th //When I Stop Dreaming/My Baby/Thinking It Over/My
Friend/Sweet Dreams
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SP 77006 - Writer: Carole King - Carole King [1970] (5-71, #84) This album charted after
the success of her subsequent album, Tapestry. Spaceship Races/No Easy Way Down/Child Of
Mine/Goin' Back/To Love/What Have You Got To Lose//Eventually/Raspberry Jam/Can't You Be Real/I
Can't Hear You No More/Sweet Sweetheart/Up On The Roof
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SP 77007 - Stained Glass Morning - Scott McKenzie [1970] Look In The
Mirror/Yves/Crazy Man/1969 (Enemies And Friends)/Dear Sister//Going Home Again/Through A Stained
Glass Morning/Illusion/Take A Moment
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*SP 77008 - Celebration - Various Artists [1971] Air Algiers - Country Joe
McDonald/Bridge Over Troubled Water - Merry Clayton/Entertainment Is My Business - Country Joe
McDonald/Let It Be - Joan Baez/Lovesick Blues - Linda Ronstadt/The Law Is For The Protection Of The
People - Kris Kristofferson/The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - Joan Baez/The Only Mama That'll
Walk The Line - Linda Ronstadt/The Times They Are A Changin' - Merry Clayton/To Beat The Devil -
Kris Kristofferson/Wouldn't It Be Nice - Beach Boys
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SP 77009 - Tapestry - Carole King [1971] (4-71, #1) Original pressings had the "Ode 70"
label with a fold-open record jacket. Later pressings had a variety of labels, including the late 1970s
Ode/Epic label and then the blue Epic label. Most later issues had a regular, non-fold-open jacket. I Feel
The Earth Move/So Far Away/It's Too Late/Home Again/Beautiful/Way Over Yonder//You've Got A
Friend/Where You Lead/Will You Love Me Tomorrow?/Smackwater Jack/Tapestry/(You Make Me Feel
Like) A Natural Woman
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SP 77010 - Cheech & Chong - Cheech & Chong [1971] (9-71, #28) Blind Melon
Chitlin'/Wink Dinkerson/Acapulco Gold Filters/Vietnam/Trippin' In Court/Dave/Emergency
Ward/Welcome To Mexico/Pope: Live At The Vatican/Cruisin' With Pedro De Pacas/Waiting For Dave
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*SP 77011 - David T. Walker - David T. Walker [1971] What's Going On/Never Can Say
Goodbye/Hot Fun In The Summertime/On Broadway/I Believe In Music/Only Love Can Break Your
Heart/Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever/I've Never Had The Pleasure/The Real T/I Want To Talk To You
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*SP 77012 - Merry Clayton - Merry Clayton [1971] (11-71, #180) After All This
Time/Grandma's Hands/Light On The Hill/Love Or Let Me Be Lonely/Same Old Story/Sho' Nuff/Song For
You/Southern Man/Steamroller/Walk On In/Whatever
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SP 77013/SQ 88013 - Music - Carole King [1971] (12-71, #1) Brother, Brother/It's Going
To Take Some Time/Sweet Seasons/Some Kind Of Wonderful/Surely/Carry Your Load//Music/Song Of
Long Ago/Brighter/Growing Away From Me/Too Much Rain/Back To California
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SP 77014 - Big Bambu - Cheech & Chong [1972] (7-72, #2) Sister Mary Elephant/Ralph
And Herbie/Streets Of New York Or Los Angeles Or San Francisco Or.../Rebuttal: Speaker Ashley
Roachclip/The Continuing Adventures Of Pedro De Pacas And Man//The Bust/Television Medley:
Tortured Old Man-Empire Hancock-Let's Make A Dope Deal-Unamerican Bandstand
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SP 77015 - An Evening With Richard Nixon (Original Cast) - Various Artists [1972]
Original play by Gore Vidal. Cast includes: The Saliva Sisters, Gene Rupert, Humbert Allen Astredo,
Phillip Sterling, George S. Irving, and Robert King.
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SP 77016 - Rhymes & Reasons - Carole King [1972] (11-72, #2) Come Down Easy/My
My She Cries/Peace In The Valley/Feeling Sad Tonight/The First Day In August/Bitter With The
Sweet//Goodbye Don't Mean I'm Gone/Stand Behind Me/Gotta Get Through Another Day/I Think I Can
Hear You/Ferguson Road/Been To Canaan
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SP 77017 - Tufano-Giammarese - Tufano & Giammarese [1973] Singer Dennis Tufano
and guitarist Carl Giammarese previously with the Buckinghams. Music Everywhere/Wednesday
Down/I'm A Loser/Rise Up/Just A Dream Away/Here We Are//Communicate/Show Me If You Can/She
Takes Me There/Can You Say What You Need/Take Me Back/Give Yourself A Dream
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SP 77018 - Fantasy - Carole King [1973] (6-73, #6) Fantasy Beginning/You've Been
Around Too Long/Being At War With Each Other/Directions/That's How Things Go
Down/Weekdays/Haywood/Quiet Place To Live/Welfare Symphony/You Light Up My
Life/Corazon/Believe In Humanity/Fantasy End
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SP 77019 - Los Cochinos - Cheech & Chong [1973] (9-73, #2) Sargent Stadanko/Peter
Rooter/Up His Nose/Pedro And Man At The Drive-In//The Strawberry Revival Festival/Don't Bug
Me/Evelyn Woodhead Speed Reading Course/Les Morpions/Cheborneck/White World Of
Sports/Basketball Jones Featuring Tyrone Shoelaces
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SP 77020 - Press On - David T. Walker [1974] (2-74, #187) I Got Work To Do/Brother,
Brother/Press On/Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time/With A Little Help From My Friends/Superstition/I
Who Have Nothing/If That's The Way You Feel/Save Your Love For Me/If You Let Me
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SP 77021 - Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - Tom Scott & L.A. Express [1974] (4-74,
#141) Bless My Soul/Sneakin' In The Back/King Cobra/Dahomey Dance/Nunya//Easy Life/Spindrift/Strut
Your Stuff/L.A. Expression/Vertigo
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SP 77023 - Sunset Towers - Don Everly [1974] Melody Train/Jack Daniels Old No.
7/Warmin' Up the Band/Helpless When You're Gone/Did It Rain //Brand New Rock & Roll Band/Takin'
Shots/The Way You Remain/Evelyn Swing/Southern California
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SP 77024 - Wrap Around Joy - Carole King [1974] (9-74, #1) Nightingale/Change In
Mind, Change Of Heart/Jazzman/You Go Your Way, i'll Go Mine/You're Something New/We're All In This
Together//Wrap Around Joy/You Gentle Me/My Lovin' Eyes/Sweet Adonis/A Night This Side Of
Dying/The Best Is Yet To Come
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SP 77025 - Cheech & Chong's Wedding Album - Cheech & Chong [1974] (10-74, #5)
Championship Wrestling/Other Tapes/Testimonial By R. Zimmerman/Hey Margaret/Earache My Eye
Featuring Alice Bowie/Wake Up America/Black Lassie Featuring Johnny Stash/Wake Up America
(Conclusion)/Baby Sitters Featuring Pedro and the Man/Three Little Pigs/Coming Attractions
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SP 77026 - The Rocky Horror Show (Original Cast) - Tim Curry and the Original Roxy
Cast [1974] This LP was reissued at least twice in the 1980s as ODE-9009. The first reissue
(around 1982) was "Manufactured and Distributed by Ode Sounds and Visuals". The second re-release
(1985) was distributed by Jem Records, Inc. The original jacket, as well as that of the first 1980s
reissue, was a gatefold cover with a cardboard insert that had Curry on one side and the lyrics on the
other. The Jem pressing had the insert's graphics on a picture inner sleeve. Science Friction-Double
Feature - Jamie Donnelly/Dammit Janet - Abigale Haness & B. Miller/Over At The Frankenstein Place -
Abigale Haness & B. Miller/Sweet Travestite - Tim Curry/Time Warp - Bruce Scott, Jamie Donnelly, Boni
Ente, Graham Jarvis & Company/The Sword Of Damoclese - Kim Milford/Charles Atlas Song - Tim
Curry/What Ever Happened To Saturday Night - Meat Loaf//Charles Atlas Song (Reprise) - Tim
Curry/Toucha, Toucha, Touch Me - Abigale Haness/Once In Awhile - Abigale Haness & B. Miller/Eddie's
Teddy - Meat Loaf & Company/Planet Shmanet Janet - Tim Curry & Company/Planet Hot Dog/Rose Tint
My World - Tim Curry, Boni Enten, Abigale Haness, Kim Milford & B. Miller/I'm Going Home - Tim
Curry/Super Heroes - Abigale Haness, B. Miller & Company
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SP 77027 - Really Rosie - Carole King [1974] (3-75, #20) Really Rosie/One Was
Johnny/Alligators All Around/Pierre/Screaming And Yelling/The Ballad Of Chicken Soup/Chicken Soup
With Rice//Ave. P/My Simple Humble Neighborhood/The Awful Truth/Such Sufferin'/Really Rosie
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SP 77028 - Natural Juices - Gene McDaniels [1975]
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*SP 77029 - Tom Cat - Tom Scott & L.A. Express [1975] (3-75, #18) Backfence
Cattin'/Day Way/Good Evening Mr. And Mrs. America And All The Ships At Sea/Keep On Doin' It/Love
Poem/Mondo/Refried/Rock Island Rocket/Tom Cat
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SP 77030 - Keep Your Eye On The Sparrow - Merry Clayton [1975] (9-75, #146) Keep
Your Eye On The Sparrow/Gets Hard Sometimes/Sink Or Swim/How'd I Know/Gold Fever//One More
Ride/Room 205/Loving Grows Up Slow/Rainy Day Women #12 And 35/If I Lose/Do What You Know
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SP 77031 - The Rocky Horror Picture Show: The Original Soundtrack to the Original Movie -
Various Artists [possibly unissued except as explained below] Ode SP-77031 was apparently
going to be The Rocky Horror Picture Show - The Original Soundtrack to the Original Movie.
However, every copy we've seen of a 1970s or 1980s U.S. pressing has the catalog number OSV-21653
on the jacket, and SP-77031 on the LABEL! Some pressings were distributed by Ode, others by Jem.
Canadian copies had the Epic logo on the back cover. Science Fiction-Double Feature/Damn It
Janet/Over at the Frankenstein Place/The Time Warp/Sweet Transvestite/I Can Make You a Man/Hot
Patootie-Bless My Soul/I Can Make You a Man: Reprise//Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me/Eddie/Rose Tint
My World: (a) Floor Show (b) Fanfare/Don't Dream It (c) Wild and Untamed Thing/I'm Going
Home/Super Heroes/Science Fiction-Double Feature: Reprise
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SP 77032 - The Tufano & Giammarese Band - Tufano & Giammarese Band [1975] Let
Me In The Night/Heartbreak/Gone Like The Wind/Colouring The Trance/Taken The Shaken/Honest
Man//Kind Of A Drag/Times Change/Fly Away/Sweet Delight/Hypnotizin' Love/Summer Night
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SP 77033 - New York Connection - Tom Scott [1975] (12-75, #42) Dirty Old Man/Uptown
And Country/New York Connection/Garden/Time And Love//Midtown Rush/Looking Out For Number
7/Appolonia (Foxtrata)/You're Gonna Need Me
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SP 77034 - Thoroughbred - Carole King [1975] (2-76, #3) So Many Ways/Daughter Of
Light/High Out Of Time/Only Love Is Real/There's A Space Between Us//I'd Like To Know You
Better/We All Have To Be Alone/Ambrosia/Still Here Thinking Of You/It's Gonna Work Out Fine
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*SP 77035 - On Love - David T. Walker [1976] (9-76, #166) Feeling Feeling/I Get High
On You/I Wish You Love/Kinda Sorta/Let Me In Your Life/Lovin' You/On Love/Our Lives/Windows Of
The World
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*SP 77040 - Sleeping Beauty - Cheech & Chong [1976] (6-76, #25) Adventures Of Red
And Roy (The Last Round-Up)/Big Sniff (Starring Ralph And Herbie)/Framed/Jimmy/Pedro's
Request/Sleeping Beauty/T.W.A.T. (Tactical Women's Alert Team)/Uncle Pervy
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Other series (A&M distribution)
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SP/SQ 99001 - Tommy - London Symphony Orchestra & Chambre Choir with Guest
Soloists [1972] (12-72, #5) (2-LP boxed set) Overture - London Symphony Orchestra & Pete
Townshend/It's A Boy - Sandy Denny/1921 - Graham Bell, Steve Winwood, Maggie Bell & Roger
Daltrey/Amazing Journey - Pete Townshend/Sparks - London Symphony Orchestra/Eyesight To The
Blind - Richie Havens/Christmas - Steve Winwood & Roger Daltrey//Cousin Kevin - John Entwistle/The
Acid Queen - Merry Clayton/Underture - London Symphony Orchestra/Do You Think It's Alright - Maggie
Bell & Steve Winwood/Fiddle About - Ringo Starr/Pin Ball Wizard - Rod Stewart//There's A Doctor I've
Found - Steve Winwood/Go To The Mirror Boy - Richard Harris, Roger Daltrey & Steve
Winwood/Tommy Can You Hear Me? - Maggie Bell/Smash The Mirror - Maggie Bell/I'm Free - Roger
Daltrey/Miracle Cure - Chambre Choir/Sensation - Roger Daltrey//Sally Simpson - Pete
Townshend/Welcome - Roger Daltrey/Tommy's Holiday Camp - Ringo Starr/We're Not Gonna Take It -
Roger Daltrey/See Me, Feel Me (Finale From, We're Not Gonna Take It) - Roger Daltrey
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CBS consolidated series (1976-):
The Ode label on this series was tan (a background pattern made up of tiny Ode and Epic logos) with
black printing. The "Ode" emblem was to the right of the center hole, sometimes alongside an "Epic"
emblem in dark brown. Some issues (such as JE 34967) had custom labels. The initial series of albums
were reissues of the Ode/A&M discs, which gives a pretty good indication of which of the albums were
still selling by 1977. The first album listed below was originally to be issued in 1974, but may have been
shelved for some reason. In any case, CBS issued it in 1978.
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OSV-21653 - The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Various Artists [1978] (4-78, #49)
Reissue (?) of Ode SP-77031. Science Fiction-Double Feature/Damn It Janet/Over at the Frankenstein
Place/The Time Warp/Sweet Transvestite/I Can Make You a Man/Hot Patootie-Bless My Soul/I Can
Make You a Man: Reprise//Touch-A, Touch-A, Touch Me/Eddie/Rose Tint My World: (a) Floor Show (b)
Fanfare/Don't Dream It (c) Wild and Untamed Thing/I'm Going Home/Super Heroes/Science Fiction-
Double Feature: Reprise
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PE 34944 - Writer: Carole King - Carole King [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77006.
Spaceship Races/No Easy Way Down/Child Of Mine/Goin' Back/To Love/What Have You Got To
Lose//Eventually/Raspberry Jam/Can't You Be Real/I Can't Hear You No More/Sweet Sweetheart/Up On
The Roof
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FE/PE 34946 - Tapestry - Carole King [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77009. I Feel The
Earth Move/So Far Away/It's Too Late/Home Again/Beautiful/Way Over Yonder//You've Got A
Friend/Where You Lead/Will You Love Me Tomorrow?/Smackwater Jack/Tapestry/(You Make Me Feel
Like) A Natural Woman
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PE 34947 - Cheech & Chong - Cheech & Chong [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77010. Blind
Melon Chitlin'/Wink Dinkerson/Acapulco Gold Filters/Vietnam/Trippin' In Court/Dave/Emergency
Ward/Welcome To Mexico/Pope: Live At The Vatican/Cruisin' With Pedro De Pacas/Waiting For Dave
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*PE 34948 - Merry Clayton - Merry Clayton [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77012. After All
This Time/Grandma's Hands/Light On The Hill/Love Or Let Me Be Lonely/Same Old Story/Sho'
Nuff/Song For You/Southern Man/Steamroller/Walk On In/Whatever
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PE 34949 - Music - Carole King [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77013. Brother, Brother/It's
Going To Take Some Time/Sweet Seasons/Some Kind Of Wonderful/Surely/Carry Your
Load//Music/Song Of Long Ago/Brighter/Growing Away From Me/Too Much Rain/Back To California
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PE 34950 - Rhymes And Reasons - Carole King [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77016.
Come Down Easy/My My She Cries/Peace In The Valley/Feeling Sad Tonight/The First Day In
August/Bitter With The Sweet//Goodbye Don't Mean I'm Gone/Stand Behind Me/Gotta Get Through
Another Day/I Think I Can Hear You/Ferguson Road/Been To Canaan
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PE 34951 - Los Cochinos - Cheech & Chong [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77019. Sargent
Stadanko/Peter Rooter/Up His Nose/Pedro And Man At The Drive-In//The Strawberry Revival
Festival/Don't Bug Me/Evelyn Woodhead Speed Reading Course/Les Morpions/Cheborneck/White
World Of Sports/Basketball Jones Featuring Tyrone Shoelaces
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PE 34952 - Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - Tom Scott & L.A. Express [1977] Reissue of
Ode SP 77021. Bless My Soul/Sneakin' In The Back/King Cobra/Dahomey Dance/Nunya//Easy
Life/Spindrift/Strut Your Stuff/L.A. Expression/Vertigo
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PE 34953 - Wrap Around Joy - Carole King [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77024.
Nightingale/Change In Mind, Change Of Heart/Jazzman/You Go Your Way, i'll Go Mine/You're
Something New/We're All In This Together//Wrap Around Joy/You Gentle Me/My Lovin' Eyes/Sweet
Adonis/A Night This Side Of Dying/The Best Is Yet To Come
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PE 34954 - Cheech & Chong's Wedding Album - Cheech & Chong [1977] Reissue of
Ode SP 77025. Championship Wrestling/Other Tapes/Testimonial By R. Zimmerman/Hey
Margaret/Earache My Eye Featuring Alice Bowie/Wake Up America/Black Lassie Featuring Johnny
Stash/Wake Up America (Conclusion)/Baby Sitters Featuring Pedro and the Man/Three Little
Pigs/Coming Attractions
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PE 34955 - Really Rosie - Carole King [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77027. Really
Rosie/One Was Johnny/Alligators All Around/Pierre/Screaming And Yelling/The Ballad Of Chicken
Soup/Chicken Soup With Rice//Ave. P/My Simple Humble Neighborhood/The Awful Truth/Such
Sufferin'/Really Rosie
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*PE 34956 - Tom Cat - Tom Scott & L.A. Express [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77029.
Backfence Cattin'/Day Way/Good Evening Mr. And Mrs. America And All The Ships At Sea/Keep On
Doin' It/Love Poem/Mondo/Refried/Rock Island Rocket/Tom Cat
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*PE 34957 - Keep Your Eye On The Sparrow - Merry Clayton [1977] Reissue of Ode SP
77030. Do What You Know/Gets Hard Sometimes/Gold Fever/How'd I Know/If I Lose/Keep Your Eye On
The Sparrow/Loving Grows Up Slow/One More Ride/Rainy Day Women #12 And 35/Room 205/Sink Or
Swim
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PE 34958 - The Tufano & Giammarese Band - Tufano & Giammarese Band [1977]
Reissue of Ode SP 77032. Let Me In The Night/Heartbreak/Gone Like The Wind/Colouring The
Trance/Taken The Shaken/Honest Man//Kind Of A Drag/Times Change/Fly Away/Sweet
Delight/Hypnotizin' Love/Summer Night
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*PE 34960 - Sleeping Beauty - Cheech & Chong [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77040.
Adventures Of Red And Roy (The Last Round-Up)/Big Sniff (Starring Ralph And
Herbie)/Framed/Jimmy/Pedro's Request/Sleeping Beauty/T.W.A.T. (Tactical Women's Alert
Team)/Uncle Pervy
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PE 34962 - Fantasy - Carole King [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77018. Fantasy
Beginning/You've Been Around Too Long/Being At War With Each Other/Directions/That's How Things
Go Down/Weekdays/Haywood/Quiet Place To Live/Welfare Symphony/You Light Up My
Life/Corazon/Believe In Humanity/Fantasy End
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PE 34963 - Thoroughbred - Carole King [1977] Reissue of Ode SP 77034. So Many
Ways/Daughter Of Light/High Out Of Time/Only Love Is Real/There's A Space Between Us//I'd Like To
Know You Better/We All Have To Be Alone/Ambrosia/Still Here Thinking Of You/It's Gonna Work Out
Fine
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PE 34966 - Blow It Out - Tom Scott [1977] (9-77, #87) Gotcha/Smoothin' On
Down/Dream Lady/I Wanna Be//Shadows/You've Got The Feel'n/Down To Your Soul/It's So Beautiful To
Be
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JE 34967 - Her Greatest Hits: Songs Of Long Ago - Carole King [1978] (4-78, #47)
Custom label showing Carole and a keyboard. Jazzman/So Far Away/Sweet Seasons/Brother,
Brother/Only Love Is Real/I Feel The Earth Move//It's
Too Late/Nightingale/Been To Canaan/Smackwater Jack/Corazon/Believe In Humanity
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PE 34969 - The Other Side - Tufano & Giammarese [1978] Nightrider/You're The
One/The Other Side/City Guise/Believe In The Music//Memories/I Can Fly/I'm In Love With You Now/On
The Road/My Woman
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Miscellaneous (distribution not known)
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1032 - The Rocky Horror Picture Show Audience Par-ti-ci-pation Album - Various Artists
[1983] An oddity is Ode 1032 (no prefix). This double LP was an unsuccessful attempt to duplicate
"Rocky" fans' tradition of talking to the screen during the movie. There are at least three LP pressings:
one reissue has added cover copy - "The Original Soundtrack to the Original Soundtrack to the Original
Movie" - in light blue script; another version has the extra text in red script. The track listing, as it
appears on the jacket and labels, is as follows: Side 1 begins with a welcome by Sal Piro and ends with
"The Time Warp"//Side 2 begins with "Sweet Transvestite" and ends with "Charles Atlas Reprise"//Side
3 begins with the Bedroom Scenes and ends with "Planet Schmanet"//Side 4 begins with "The Floor
Show" and ends with "Science Fiction Double Feature Reprise"
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Ode Album Discography
