When Archie Bleyer decided to liquidate the Cadence label in 1964, Andy Williams wanted to buy
the masters of his own material. Bleyer was willing to sell, but only if Williams bought the entire catalog.
Williams agreed. At the time, Williams was recording for Columbia, and he began reissuing some of the
Cadence material on Columbia. The mono and stereo numbers are given for the early Columbia
releases (mono is CL-, stereo is CS-). Later Williams started the Barnaby label for the purposes of
reissuing Cadence masters and other new material. The early Columbia issues can be thought of as
pre-Barnaby issues.
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 Barnaby Records.
Should you want to contact Barnaby, or 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 1998, 1999, 2003 by Mike
Callahan.
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PRE-BARNABY COLUMBIA ISSUES:
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CL-2323/CS-9123 - Hawaiian Wedding Song - Andy Williams [1965] (5-65, #61)
Reissue
of Cadence CLP-3029/CLP-25029 with a new cover and title. To You Sweetheart Aloha (S)/Blue Hawaii
(S)/I'll Weave A Lei Of Stars For You (S)/Sweet Leilani (S)/The Moon Of Manakoora (S)/The Hawaiian
Wedding Song (S)/Song Of The Islands (S)/A Song Of Old Hawaii (S)/Love Song Of Kalua (S)/Beyond
The Reef (S)/Ka-Lu-A (S)/Aloha Oe (S)
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CL-2324/CS-9124 - Canadian Sunset - Andy Williams [1965] (7-65, #112) Essentially a
reissue of Cadence CLP-3054/CLP-25054, with a different cover, different track order, and "Summer
Love" and "Dreamsville" added in place of "I Like Your Kind Of Love" and "Butterfly". The stereo
version of "Lonely Street" is missing the vocal overdub heard on the 45rpm hit single. The Bilbao Song
(S)/The Hawaiian Wedding Song (Ke Kali Nei Au) (S)/Lonely Street (S, no vocal
overdub)/Do You Mind (S)/(In The Summer Time) You Don't Want My Love (S)/Are You Sincere (E)//The
Village Of St. Bernadette (S)/Canadian Sunset (E)/Don't Go To Strangers (S)/How Wonderful To Know
(S)/Summer Love (S)/Dreamsville (S)
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CL-2396/CS-9196 - Water Boy - Don Shirley Trio [1965] Reissue of Cadence CLP-
3046/CLP-25046 with a new cover. Includes Don Shirley, piano, Ken Fricker, bass, and Juri Taht, cello.
The version of "Water Boy" here is longer than the 45rpm hit version. The 45 was a shorter, complex
edit
of this LP track. Water Boy (S, 4:50 LP length)/Where's My Bess (S)/In A Moorish Marketplace (S)/The
Man I Love (S)/This Nearly Was Mine (S)//Blue Skies (S)/Adieu Madraz (S)/Tribute To Billie Holiday:
Traveling Light-Don't Explain-Easy Living-God Bless The Child (S)/By Myself-I Know Where I'm Going
(S)/Freedom-I'm On My Way (S)/When Your Lover Has Gone (S)
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CL-2430/CS-9230 - Since I Fell For You - Lenny Welch [1965] (1-66, #147) Reissue of
Cadence CLP-3068/CLP-25068 Since I Fell For You (S)/A Taste of Honey (S)/Ebb Tide (S)/You Can
Have Her (S)/I Need Someone (S)/Mama, Don't You Hit That Boy (S)//You Don't Know Me (S)/Stranger
in
Paradise (S)/Are You Sincere (S)/It's Just Not That Easy (S)/I'm in the Mood for Love (S)/Darlin' (S)
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BARNABY ISSUES:
Barnaby's debut as a separate label came in 1970. During the 1970-73 period, they were distributed by
CBS, then switched to MGM in 1973. In 1974, they moved distributorship to Janus/GRT. Aside from
being Cadence's reissue label, Barnaby got a big boost in 1970 when Ray Stevens signed with the label.
He was their best selling artist throughout the 1970s. Jimmy Buffett's first two albums were also on
Barnaby, and they have collector's interest today.
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The following were distributed by CBS.
The first Barnaby label was blue with black print. The Barnaby logo, a stylized "B" which resembled a
treble clef, was in brown in a white box at left of the center hole. Under the white box it said "BARNABY
RECORDS" on two lines. To the right of the center hole, in gold print, it said, "Distributed by CBS
Records. CBS, Inc., 51 West 52 Street, New York City." Around the bottom of the label, again in gold
print, was, "A PRODUCT OF BARNABY RECORDS, 8899 BEVERLY BLVD., LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
90048".
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Z12 35001 - (not issued)
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Z12 35002 - Goodnight Everybody - Mary McCaslin [11/69] Every Day/Help/Satisfied
Mind/Time to Wander/You Keep Me Hangin' On/Jamie/Blackbird/Blue Ridge Epitaph/To Some Cool Iced
Blue Shore/With the Sun in My Eyes
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Z12 35003 - (not issued)
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Z12 35004 - See The Light - Lodestone [1/70] See The Light/Keep On
Burning/Dayshine/Time//It Couldn't Be Bad/Flower Pot
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Z12 35005 - Everything Is Beautiful - Ray Stevens [1970] (6-70, #35) Everything Is
Beautiful/Brighter Day/Early In The Morning/Get Together/Leaving On A Jet Plane/Raindrops Keep
Fallin' On My Head/Love Theme Form Romeo & Juliet/She Belongs To Me/She Came In Through The
Bathroom Window/Something/Walk A Mile In My Shoes
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BGP-350 - Original Greatest Hits - Everly Brothers [1970] (7-70, #180) (2-LP set, disc #1
numbered Z12 35006 and disc #2 numbered Z12 35007) Disc 1: Bye Bye Love/Problems/Let It
Be Me/Maybe Tomorrow/Be-Bop-A-Lula//Bird Dog/Love Of My Life/Keep A-Knockin'/Leave My Woman
Alone/A Brand New Heartache; Disc 2: Wake Up Little Susie/Like Strangers/Rockin'
Alone/Long
Time Gone/All I Have To Do Is Dream//('Til) I Kissed You/Poor Jenny/Should We Tell Him/Lightning
Express/Rip It Up
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Here the numbering sequence changes to CBS Consolidated Series. In mid-1970, CBS changed to
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new
numbering system where they had one catalog sequence, including Columbia, Epic, and all subsidiaries
and distributed labels. For that reason, the CBS-distributed Barnaby numbering sequence is not a
continuous series of catalog numbers from this point.
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KZ-30092 - Ray Stevens...Unreal!!! - Ray Stevens [1970] (12-70, #141) America
Communicate With Me/Can We Get To That/Come Around/Dream Girl/Imitation Of Life/Islands/Loving
You On Paper/Night People/Monkey See Monkey Do/Talking/Sunset Strip
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K-30093 - Down to Earth - Jimmy Buffett [1970] The Christian/Ellis Dee/The
Missionary/A Mile High In Denver/The Captain And The Kid//Captain America/Ain't He A
Genius/Turnabout/There's Nothin' Soft About Hard Times/I Can't Be Your Hero Today/Truckstop
Salvation
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K-30094 - Ken Berry RFD - Ken Berry [11/70] Green, Green Grass Of Home/Just Out of
Reach/Close To You/Autumn of My Life/Wichita Lineman/Lonely Street//Ain't That a Shame/Turn Me
Around/I Will/Danny Boy/I Really Don't Want To Know
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ZG-30246 - Otis Spann is the Blues - Otis Spann [11/70] Reissue of Candid CJS-9001.
Hard Way/Take a Little Walk/Otis In the Dark/Little Boy Blue/Country Boy/Beat-Up Team/My Daily
Wish/Great Northern Stomp/I Got Rambling On My Mind/Worried Life
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ZG-30247 - Lightnin' Hopkins in New York - Lightnin' Hopkins [11/70] Reissue of Candid
CJS-9010. Trouble Blues/Lightnin's Piano Boogie/Wonder why/Mr. Charlie/Black Cat/Take It
Easy/Mighty
Crazy/Your Own Fault/I've Had My Fun
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ZG-30260 - End of an Era - Everly Brothers [1971] (2-LP set) Disc 1: Take A
Message To Mary/Roving Gambler/Claudette/This Little Girl Of Mine/I Wonder If I Care As
Much//Kentucky/When Will I Be Loved/Down In The Willow Garden/Barbara Allen; Disc 2:
Devoted To You/Oh What A Feeling/That Silver-Haired Daddy Of Mine/Since You Broke My Heart/I'm
Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail//Put My Little Shoes Away/Oh So Many Years/Hey Doll Baby/Who's
Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet
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KZ-30268 - Rockin' 50's Rock & Roll - Crickets [2/71] That'll be the Day/True Love
Ways/Well All Right/Peggy Sue/Oh Boy/Raining In My Heart/It's So Easy/Medley: Everyday, Think It
Over,
Maybe Baby
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Z-30377 - We've Only Just Begun - Claudine Longet [2/71] We've Only Just Begun/They
Long To Be Close To You/Peace Will Come/Broomstick Cowboy/Long Long Time/I'll Be There/Ain't No
Mountain High Enough/What Have they Done/Cry Me a River/Make I/Electric Moon
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Z-30560 - That's It! - Booker Ervin [6/71] Reissue of Candid CJS-9014. With Horace
Parlan, George Tucker and Al Harewood. Recorded in New York City, January 6, 1961.
Mojo/Uranus/Poinciana/Speak Low/Booker's Blues/Boo
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Z-30561 - Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus - Charles Mingus [6/71] Reissue of
Candid CJS-9005. Folk Forms No. 1/Original Faubus Fables aka Fables of Faubus/What Love/All the
Things You Could Be By Now If Sigmund Freud's Wife was Your Mother
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Z-30562 - Air - Cecil Taylor Quartet with Archie Shepp [6/71] Reissue of
Candid CJS-9006. Air/This Nearly Was Mine/Port of Call/E.B./Lazy Afternoon
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Z-30770 - Ray Stevens' Greatest Hits - Ray Stevens [1971] Also issued in quadraphonic
in 1972 as Barnaby ZQ-30770. A collection of songs from Barnaby and Monument albums; the hits he
had for Mercury are rerecordings. Everything Is Beautiful (S)/Gitarzan (S, LP version with crowd noise at
start)/Isn't It Lonely Together (S)/Harry The Hairy Ape (S, Monument remake)/Have A Little Talk With
Myself (S)/America Communicate With Me (S)//Mr. Businessman (S, alternate take)/Along Came Jones
(S)/Bridget The Midget (S)/Unwind (S)/Ahab The Arab (S, Monument remake)
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KZ-30809 - Turn Your Radio On - Ray Stevens [1972] (2-72, #175) Also issued in
quadraphonic as Barnaby ZQ 30809. All My Trials/Glory Special/Have A Little Talk With Myself/I'll Fly
Away/Let Your Love Be A Light Unto The People/Love Lifted Me/A Mama And A Papa/Oh Will There Be
Any Stars/Why Don't You Lead Me To That Rock/Turn Your Radio On/Yes Jesus Loves Me
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Z-30822 - Beautiful Beginnings - Paul Hampton [10/71] Recorded 1967. Beautiful
Beginnings/Maybe You Know Something I Don't Know/My Eyes Still See/I'm Doin' My First Album
Janie/Only Moments Matter/She's A Lot Like You//There's A Slight Misunderstanding Between God And
Man/It Doesn't Matter/(Down) Lay Ya Down/Solid Gold-Leaf Rock & Roll/Ask Me What I Am
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KZ-30824 - Phyllis Brown - Phyllis Brown [10/71] Ora/Beginning Now/But I Can't Get
Back/Free To Choose/Anybody Else//Keys To the Kingdom/You Without Me/Another Time/Hope Street
Blues/Turn Around And Love You/The Thought of Leaving You
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KZ-31034 - Mingus: The Candid Recordings - Charlie Mingus [4/72] Reissue of Candid
CJM-9021. Recorded October 20 and November 11, 1960. Musicians: Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, Ted
Curson, Dannie Richmond, Lonnie Hillyer, Charles McPherson, Booker Ervin, Nico Bunick, Paul Bley,
Jimmy Knepper, Britt Woodman. MDM/Vassarlean//Stormy Weather/Lock 'em Up
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KZ-31035 - New York City R&B - Cecil Taylor & Buell Neidlinger [4/71] Reissue of
Candid
CJS-9017. O.P./Cecil Walk/Cindy's Main Mood/Things Ain't What They Used To Be
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KZ-31036 - Rights of Swing - Phil Woods [4/71] Reissue of Candid CJS-9016. With
Benny
Bailey, Curtis Fuller or Willie Dennis, Sahib Shihab, Julius Watkins, Tommy Flanagan, Buddy Catlett and
Osie Johnson or Mickey Roker. Willie Dennis and Mickey Roker replace Curtis Fuller and Osie Johnson
on Part V (Presto) only. Recorded in New York City, January 26 and February 10, 1961. Prelude & Part
I/Part II (Ballad)/Part III (Waltz)/Part IV (Scherzo)/Part V (Presto)
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KZ-31037 - Straight Ahead - Abbey Lincoln [4/71] Reissue of Candid CJS-9015.
Musicians: Coleman Hawkins, Booker Little, Max Roach, Eric Dolphy, Art Davis. Straight Ahead/When
Malindy Sings/In The Red/Blue Monk/Left Alone/African Lady/Retribution
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KZ-31290 - Walking the Blues - Otis Spann [6/72] Recorded 1960. Guitar by Robert
Lockwood, Jr.; some vocals by St. Louis Jimmy. Walking the Blues/It Must Have Been the Devil/Otis'
Blues/Going Down Slow/Half Ain't Been Told/Monkey Face Woman/This Is the Blues/Evil Ways/Come
Day, Go Day/Walking the Blues/Bad Condition/My Home Is On the Delta
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ZG-31291 - Bad Luck and Troubles - Memphis Slim [6/72] Two record set. Disc
1: I Feel So Good/Rockin' Chair Blues/Baby Gone/Cow Cow Blues/Miss Ida B./Fourty-Four
Blues//Trouble In Mind/Worried Life Blues/I Don't Want My Rooster Crowin' After The Sun Goes
Down/Lonesome In My Bedroom/Diggin' My Potatoes/In The Evenin'; Disc 2: Born With The
Blues/Just Let Me Be/Red Haired Boogie/Blue & Disgusted/New Key To The Highway/I'd Take Her To
Chicago/Harlem Bound//El Capitan/I Just Landed In Your Town/John Henry/I Believe I'll Settle
Down/Bad Luck And Troubles/Late Afternoon Blues/Memphis Slim
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KZ-31383 - Let's Spend the Night Together - Claudine Longet [1973] While You're
Sleeping/God Only Knows/Every Night/Hey That's No Way To Say Goodbye/Wake Up To Me
Gentle/Medley: Jealous Guy-Don't Let Me Down//Let's Spend The Night Together/others
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KZ-32139 - Losin' Streak - Ray Stevens [1973] Losin' Streak/Just One Of Life's Little
Tragedies/Inside/Things Work Out/Bye Bye Love/Being Friends/Idaho Wine/This Is Your Life/Laid
Back/Easy Lovin'/What Do You Know
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Columbia Special Products issue, Distributed by CBS:
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Barnaby/Columbia Special Products C 10105 - The Williams Brothers Christmas Album -
Williams Brothers [1971?] It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year/Kay Thompson's Jingle
Bells/A Song For The Christmas Tree (The Twelve Days Of Christmas)/The Holiday Season/The First
Noel//Silent Night, Holy Night/Medley: Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem-Joy To The World/Away In A
Manger/Medley: Deck The Halls (With Boughs of Holly)-To Santa Claus' House We Go-God Rest Ye
Merry Gentlemen-Good King Wenceslas-Hark! The Herald Angels Sing-O Come All Ye Faithful/O Holy
Night! (Cantique de Noel)
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At this point, distribution changes to MGM. Catalog series changes to the BRS-15000 Series. Label
changes from the blue label to the multicolor label with black print.
When distribution changed to MGM in 1973, the label was redesigned. The background of the label was
a drawing of a tree at the right of the label, with a melted vinyl album draped over one of the branches.
At left is the end of a walkway with two steps. The clef-like Barnaby logo is in a small circle to the left of
center. Around the top of the label, it said, "BARNABY RECORDS, 816 N. LA CIENEGA BLVD., LOS
ANGELES, CALIF. 90069". Around the bottom of the label it read, "DISTRIBUTED BY MGM RECORDS,
INC., 7165 SUNSET BLVD., HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. 90046". Promotional copies used a white label with
the drawing in grey tones and black print. At the left near the top of the label it said, "Special Disc Jockey
Record, NOT FOR SALE."
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BRS-15001 - Let's Spend the Night Together - Claudine Longet [1973] Reissue of
Barnaby KZ 31383. While You're Sleeping/God Only Knows/Every Night/Hey That's No Way To Say
Goodbye/Wake Up To Me Gentle/Medley: Jealous Guy-Don't Let Me Down//Let's Spend The Night
Together/others
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BRS-15002 - Music on the Countryside - Hagers [1/73] I Just Don't Feel At Home In
Your Arms Anymore/I'm Just A Country Boy/Summer Only Needs Its Autumn/Cynthia Daye/Ain't No
Sunshine//Love Won't Let Me Go/Sweet Georgia Sunshine/The Cost Of Love Is Getting Higher/You've
Got A Friend/The Next Thing I'll Remember/Mystery Train
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BRS-15003 - Gypsy Moth - Stephen Ambrose [2/73] Friend/omebody Walks Beside
Me/Mary/Gypsy Moth/Answer In The Rain//Tumbleweed/Caroline/Mornin' Sun/Safely Home Like A
River/Sweet Turnstyle Blues
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BRS-15004 - A Minute of Your Time - Marty Cooper [3/73] To Say Goodbye To
Anne/Cowboys And Daddies/Tell The Singer I'm Sorry/Oh, Country/The Indiana Girl//I Wrote A
Song/The First Band I Ever Played With/Another Day, Another Year/Mama Was A Cowgirl/The View
From Ward Three (A Minute Of Your Time)
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BRS-15005 - Conny Van Dyke - Conny Van Dyke [4/73] Peanut-Butter Angel/I Just Don't
Feel At Home (In Your Arms Anymore)/Like A Woman Cryin'/Whisper My Name/The Cellar Of My
Mind//Country Rain/You Might Have Caused My Lovin' Not To Die/All The Way From Alabama/I'll Take
The Kids/'Til Now/You're All I Have Got
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BRS-15006 - Sand - Sand [4/73] The album has a gatefold cover picturing a sandwich
covered in sand, with 2-one sided LPs (apparently the idea was to put both disks on a stackable
turntable and play one after the other:"freeflowing Sand") - just before the 70s energy crisis made the LP
expensive to produce. The band was from Portland Oregon, and included Jack Meussdorffer (aka Jack
Charles, guitar/vocals), Dan Ross (steel guitar/guitar/vocals), Dan Wilson (guitar/vocals), Rich Gooch
(bass/vocals), and Steve Williams (drums). Meussdorffer and Gooch later played in Quarterflash (with
the hit "Harden My Heart"). Disc 1: Who Ya Tryin' To Fool/Lovin' You/You/Destined Road;
Disc 2: Mystery/She/Eagle's Claw/Lady Of Mine
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BRS-15007 - Nashville - Ray Stevens [1973] Nashville/Love Me Longer/Float/Golden
Age/Never Ending Song Of Love/Nobody's Fool/Undivided Attention/You've Got The Music Inside/Fish
Eat Sleep/Piece By Piece/Destroyed
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2BRS-15008 - The History of the Everly Brothers - Everly Brothers [1973] (2-LP set)
Disc 1: Bye Bye Love (E)/That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine (E)/Poor Jenny (E)/Maybe
Tomorrow (E)/This Little Girl Of Mine (E)//Claudette (E)/Oh What A Feeling (E)/Be Bop A-Lula
(E)/Devoted To You (E)/('Til) I Kissed You (E); Disc 2: Wake Up Little Susie (E)/I Wonder If I
Care As Much (E)/Rip It Up (E)/When Will I Be Loved (E)/All I Have To Do Is Dream (E)//Bird Dog
(E)/Take A Message To Mary (E)/Like Strangers (E)/Problems (E)/Let It Be Me (E)
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BR-15009 - Catman - Sherman Hayes [6/73] Catman/Winter's Just Like Comin'
Home/South's Gonna Rise Again/The Dreamer/Keepin' To The backroads//Creepy Crawly
Feelin'/Mandy/Spirit/Waitin' For Tomorrow/Country Rain
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BR-15010 - Doyle Holly - Doyle Holly [12/73] Doyle Floyd Hendricks [Doyle Holly] was
the bass player in Buck Owens' band, the Buckaroos. Queen of the Silver Dollar/Don't Rob Another
Man's Castle/Take A Walk In The Country/June/Leaves/Your Country Lovin'//Slow Poke/Take Some
And Give Some/Headed For the Country/All The Way To Alabama/My Heart Cries For You
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BR-15011 - Just Another Cowboy Song - Doyle Holly & Vanishing Breed [1973] Lila/I
Overlooked An Orchid/Mama Lou/Darling, Are You Ever Coming Home/Just Another Cowboy Song/Lord
How Long Has This Been Going On/January Bittersweet Jones/What Price Gloria/Watch Out
Woman/The Dumb Thing/(Villain Mean) Woman Scorned
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At this point, distribution changes to Janus. Catalog Series changes to BR-5000 and BR-6000
Series.
The label retained the multicolor drawing with the tree and melted record, but the logo at left now has the
outline of the Janus logo behind it in yellow. The information around the edge of the label is now in a
yellow band, which runs around the edge of the label except at the extreme left, where the logo is. The
legend on the top of the label is the same as for the MGM-distributed label described above, but the
bottom information changed to, "DISTRIBUTED BY JANUS RECORDS, 1633 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK, N.Y., 10019." For the reissues of the Candid label jazz albums, there is an additional line at the
top left of the label, in quotation marks, that says, "BARNABY/CANDID JAZZ."
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BR-5001 -
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BR-5002 -
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BR-5003 -
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BR-5004 - Greatest Hits - Ray Stevens [1974] Reissue of Barnaby Z-30770. Everything
Is Beautiful (S)/Gitarzan (S, LP version with crowd noise at start)/Isn't It Lonely Together (S)/Harry The
Hairy Ape (S, Monument remake)/Have A Little Talk With Myself (S)/America Communicate With Me
(S)//Mr. Businessman (S, alternate take)/Along Came Jones (S)/Bridget The Midget (S)/Unwind (S)/Ahab
The Arab (S, Monument remake)
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BR-5005 - Nashville - Ray Stevens [1974] Reissue of Barnaby BRS-15007.
Nashville/Love Me Longer/Float/Golden Age/Never Ending Song Of Love/Nobody's Fool/Undivided
Attention/You've Got The Music Inside/Fish Eat Sleep/Piece By Piece/Destroyed
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BR-5010 - Gitarzan - Ray Stevens [1974] Reissue of the 1969 album originally on
Monument SLP 18115; all tracks stereo. with re-recordings of the Mercury material. Yakety Yak/Little
Egypt/Mr. Custer/Freddie Feel Good (And His Funky Little Five Piece Band)/Sir Thanks-A-Lot/Gitarzan
(with crowd overdub at beginning that's not on the 45 hit)//Along Came Jones/Alley Oop/Harry The Hairy
Ape/Bagpipes-That's My Bag/Ahab The Arab
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BR-5012 - Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus - Charles Mingus [4/78] Reissue of
Candid CJS-9005. Recorded on October 20, 1960. Musicians: Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, Ted
Curson, and Dannie Richmond. Folk Forms No. 1/Original Faubus Fables aka Fables of Faubus//What
Love/All the Things You Could Be By Now If Sigmund Freud's Wife Was Your Mother
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BR-5013 - The Straight Horn of Steve Lacy - Steve Lacy [4/78] Reissue of Candid CJS-
9007. Musicians: Steve Lacy (Soprano), Charles Davis (Baritone), John Ore (Bass), Roy Haynes
(Drums).
Louise/Introspection/Donna Lee//Played Twice/Air/Criss Cross
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BR-5014 - New Horn In Town - Richard Williams [4/78] Reissue of Candid CJS-9003.
Recorded September 27, 1960. Musicians: Richard Williams (Trumpet), Leo Wright (Alto and Flute),
Richard Wyands (Piano), Reginald Workman (Bass), and Bobby Thomas (drums). I Can Dream Can't I/I
Remember Clifford/Ferris Wheel/Raucous Notes//Blues In A Quandary/Over The Rainbow/Renita's
Bounce
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BR-5015
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BR-5016 - Rights of Swing - Phil Woods, Benny Bailey, Curtis Fuller, and Sahib Shihab
[4/78] Reissue of Candid CJS-9016 Jazz Composition in 5 Movements Rights of Swing
(Prelude/Part1)/Part II (Ballad)/Part III (Waltz)/Part IV (Scherzo)/Part V (Presto)
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BR-5017 - Insights - Toshiko Akiyoshi and Charlie Mariano [4/78] Reissue of Candid
CJS-
9012. When You Meet Her/Little T.Toshiko's Elegy/Long Yellow Road/Deep River
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BR-5018 - Jazz Reunion - Pee Wee Russell and Coleman Hawkins [11/78] Reissue of
Candid CJS-9020. Recorded: February 23, 1961. Musicians: Coleman Hawkins (Tenor), Pee Wee
Russell
(Clarinet), Bob Brookmeyer (Trombone), Jo Jones (Drums), Emmett Berry (Trumpet), Milt Hinton (Bass),
Nat Pierce (Piano). If I Could Be With You/Tin Tin Deo/Mariooch/All Too Soon/28th and 8th Street/What
Am I Here For
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BR-5019 - Booker Little: Out Front - Booker Little [4/78] Reissue of Candid CJS-9027.
Recorded on March 17 and April 4, 1961. Musicians: Booker Little, Eric Dolphy, Julian Priester, Max
Roach, Art Davis, Ron Carter, and Don Friedman. We Speak/Strength And Sanity/Quiet, Please//Moods
In Free Time/Man Of Words/Hazy Hues/A New Day
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BR-5020 - How Time Passes - Don Ellis [11/78] Reissue of Candid CJS-9004. How
Time
Passes/Sallie/Simplex One/Waste/Improvisational Suite No. 1
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BR-5021 - Jazz Life! - Charlie Mingus, Max Roach,Booker Little, Cal Massey, Kenny Dorham
and others [11/78] Reissue of Candid CJS-9019. R & R/Black Cat/Father & Son/Lord, Lord Am I
Ever
Gonna Know/Vassarilean/Oh Yeah Oh Yeah
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BR-5022 - Newport Rebels - Charles Mingus, Jo Jones, Max Roach, Eric Dolphy, and Roy
Eldridge [11/78] Reissue of Candid CJS-9022. Recorded on November 1, and November 11, 1960.
Musicians: Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, Abbey Lincoln, Roy Eldridge, Jimmy Knepper, Tommy
Flanagan,
Jo Jones, Max Roach, Booker Little, Julian Priester, Walter Benton, John Morrison, Benny Bailey, and
Kenny Dorham. Mysterious Blues/Cliff Walk//Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams/Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I
Do/Me And You
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Barnaby 6000 series, distributed by Janus/GRT:
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BR-6002 -
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BR-6003 - Boogity Boogity - Ray Stevens [1974] (6-74, #159) This album is sometimes
mis-titled "Whoosh!" since that is written in large letters on the front cover. The Streak (S)/Smith And
Jones (S)/Freddie Feelgood (And His Funky Little Five Piece Band) (S)/Bagpipes That's My Bag
(S)/Don't Boogie Woogie (S)/Alley Oop (S)//The Moonlight Special (S)/Sir Thanks-A-Lot (S)/Heart
Transplant (S)/Just So Proud To Be Here (S)/Mr. Custer (S)/Little Egypt (S)
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BR-6004 -
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BR-6005 -
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2BR-6006 - The Everly Brothers' Greatest Hits - Everly Brothers [1974] (2-LP set)
Reissue of 2BRS-15008. Disc 1: Bye Bye Love/That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine/Poor
Jenny/Maybe Tomorrow/This Little Girl Of Mine//Claudette/Oh What A Feeling/Be Bop A-Lula/Devoted
To You/('Til) I Kissed You; Disc 2: Wake Up Little Susie/I Wonder If I Care As Much/Rip It
Up/When Will I Be Loved/All I Have To Do Is Dream//Bird Dog/Take A Message To Mary/Like
Strangers/Problems/Let It Be Me
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BR-6007 -
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BR-6008 -
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BR-6009 -
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BR-6010 -
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BR-6011 -
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BR-6012 - Misty - Ray Stevens [1975] (6-75, #106) Misty (S)/Indian Love Call (S)/Over
The Rainbow (S)/Oh Lonesome Me (S)/Sunshine (S)/Cow-Cow Boogie (S)//Young Love (S)/Deep
Purple (S)/Mockingbird Hill (S)/Take Care Of Business (S)/Lady Of Spain (S)
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BR-6013 - Paul Anka Live - Paul Anka [1975] Opening/For Once In My Life/Rap/We
Made It Happen/She's A Lady/Gentle On My Mind/Games People Play//Goodnight My Love/Medley:
Diana-Put Your Head On My Shoulder-Lonely Boy-You Are My Destiny/Rap/My Way/Something/My Way
(Reprise With Applause)
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BR-6014 - High Cumberland Jubilee - Jimmy Buffett [1975] Ace/Rockefeller
Square/Bend A Little/In The Shelter/Death Valley Lives/Livingston's Gone To Texas//England/Travelin'
Clean/The Hang-Out Gang/God Don't Own A Car/High Cumberland Jubilee/Comin' Down Slow
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BR-6015 - Stormy Weather - Charles Mingus [9/75] Reissue of Candid CJS-9021.
Recorded October 20 and November 11, 1960. Musicians: Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, Ted Curson,
Dannie Richmond, Lonnie Hillyer, Charles McPherson, Booker Ervin, Nico Bunick, Paul Bley, Jimmy
Knepper, Britt Woodman. MDM/Vassarlean//Stormy Weather/Lock 'em Up
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BR-6016 -
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BR-6017 -
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BR-6018 - The Best of Ray Stevens - Ray Stevens [1975] (12-75, #173) Ahab The
Arab/Everything Is Beautiful/Gitarzan/Indian Love Call/Jeremy
Peabody's Poly Unsaturated Quick Dissolving Fast Acting Pleasant Tasting Green And Purple
Pills/Misty/Moonlight Special/Mr. Businessman/Nashville/The Streak/Turn Your Radio On/Unwind
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2BR-6019 - Before the Salt - Jimmy Buffett [1979] Two record set that is a reissue of
Down to Earth and High Cumberland Jubilee. Disc 1: The Christian/Ellis Dee/The
Missionary/A Mile High In Denver/The Captain And The Kid//Captain America/Ain't He A
Genius/Turnabout/There's Nothin' Soft About Hard Times/I Can't Be Your Hero Today/Truckstop
Salvation; Disc 2: Ace/Rockefeller Square/Bend A Little/In The Shelter/Death Valley
Lives/Livingston's Gone To Texas//England/Travelin' Clean/The Hang-Out Gang/God Don't Own A
Car/High Cumberland Jubilee/Comin' Down Slow
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Barnaby 4000 Cadence Reissue Series, distributed by Janus/GRT:
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BR-4000 - Cadence Classics, Vol. 1 - Various Artists [1975] When Will I Be Loved -
Everly Bros. (S)/It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin' - Johnny Tillotson (E)/Zorro - Chordettes (E)/Bandit Of My
Dreams - Eddie Hodges (E)/Without You - Johnny Tillotson (E)/Bye Bye Love - Everly Bros (E)//Lollipop
- Chordettes (E)/I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door - Eddie Hodges (E)/Why Do I Love You So - Johnny
Tillotson (E)/Hey Doll Baby - Everly Bros. (E)/Rumble - Link Wray & Ray Men (E)
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BR-4001 - Cadence Classics, Vol. 2 - Various Artists [1975] Mr. Sandman - Chordettes
(E)/Wake Up Little Susie - Everly Bros. (E)/(Girls Girls Girls) Made To Love - Eddie Hodges (E)/Jimmy's
Girl - Johnny Tillotson (E)/Claudette - Everly Bros. (E)///Poetry In Motion - Johnny Tillotson (E)/Bird Dog -
Everly Bros. (E)/Cherry Berry Wine - Charlie McCoy (E)/Dreamy Eyes - Johnny Tillotson (M)/Problems -
Everly Bros. (E)/The Swag - Link Wray & Ray Men (M)
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BR-4002 - Cadence Classics, Vol. 3 - Various Artists [1976] All I Have To Do Is Dream -
Everly Bros. (E)/Born To Be With You - Chordettes (E)/The Man In The Raincoat - Marion Marlowe
(E)/Eddie My Love - Chordettes (E)/Since I Fell For You - Lenny Welch (E)/Devoted To You - Everly
Bros. (E)/Water Boy - Don Shirley Trio (S, alternate take, not the LP version or the 45 version)//Just
Between You And Me - Chordettes (E)/Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On - Johnny Tillotson
(E)/You Don't Know Me - Lenny Welch (E)/Let It Be Me - Everly Bros. (S)/Hernando's Hideaway - Archie
Bleyer (E)/Eh Cumpari - Julius LaRosa (E)/The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane - Archie Bleyer (E)/The
Ballad Of Davy Crockett - Bill Hayes (E, no jewsharp overdub)
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BR-4003 - All the Very Best of the Chordettes ("They Rode High," Say Allen and Eddie) -
Chordettes [1976] Mr. Sandman (E)/Eddie My Love (E)/Teenage Goodnight (E)/Just Between
You And Me (E)/No Other Arms No Other Lips (E)/Hummingbird (E)/Lollipop (E)/The Wedding (E)//Zorro
(E)/Lay Down Your Arms (E)/Soft Sands (E)/Lonely Lips (E)/Faraway Star (E)/Born To Be With You
(E)/A Girl's Work Is Never Done (E)/Never On Sunday (S, muffled, sounds like they rechanneled a
stereo master!)
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BR-4004 - The Everly Brothers' Greatest Hits, Volume I - Everly Brothers [1977] Record
one of 2BRS-15008. Bye Bye Love/That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine/Poor Jenny/Maybe Tomorrow/This
Little Girl Of Mine//Claudette/Oh What A Feeling/Be Bop A-Lula/Devoted To You/('Til) I Kissed You
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BR-4005 - The Everly Brothers' Greatest Hits, Volume II - Everly Brothers [1977] Record
two of 2BRS-15008. Wake Up Little Susie/I Wonder If I Care As Much/Rip It Up/When Will I Be
Loved/All I Have To Do Is Dream//Bird Dog/Take A Message To Mary/Like Strangers/Problems/Let It Be
Me
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BR-4006 - The Everly Brothers' Greatest Hits, Volume III - Everly Brothers [1977] Brand
New Heartache/Should We Tell Him/Love Of My Life/Since You Broke My Heart/Barbara Allen//Hey Doll
Baby/Long Time Gone/Lightning Express/Keep A Knockin'/Leave My Woman Alone
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BR-4007 - Greatest - Johnny Tillotson [1977] All tracks mono. Poetry In Motion/Dreamy
Eyes/True True Happiness/Why Do I Love You So/Earth Angel/Jimmy's Girl//Cutie Pie/Without You/It
Keeps Right On A Hurtin'/Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On/Out Of My Mind/You Can Never Stop
Me Loving You
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BR-4008 - Paul Anka Live - Paul Anka [1979] Reissue of Barnaby BR6013. Opening/For
Once In My Life/Rap/We Made It Happen/She's A Lady/Gentle On My Mind/Games People
Play//Goodnight My Love/Medley: Diana-Put Your Head On My Shoulder-Lonely Boy-You Are My
Destiny/Rap/My Way/Something/My Way (Reprise With Applause)
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BR-4009 - Misty - Ray Stevens [1979] Reissue of Barnaby 6012. Misty (S)/Indian Love
Call (S)/Over The Rainbow (S)/Oh Lonesome Me (S)/Sunshine (S)/Cow-Cow Boogie (S)//Young Love
(S)/Deep Purple (S)/Mockingbird Hill (S)/Take Care Of Business (S)/Lady Of Spain (S)
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RELATED ALBUMS:
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K-tel (Canada) NC 519 - The Best of Ray Stevens - Ray Stevens [1980] Ahab The Arab
(S, Monument remake)/Indian Love Call (S)/Harry The Hairy Ape (S, Monument remake)/Gitarzan (S, LP
version with crowd noise at start)/Mr. Businessman (S, alternate take)/Along Came Jones (S)/Freddie
Feelgood (And His Funky Little Five-Piece Band) (S)/Nashville (S)/Turn Your Radio On (S)//Everything Is
Beautiful (S)/Misty (S)/America Communicate With Me (S)/Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down (S)/Moonlight
Special (S)/Have A Little Talk With Myself (S)/Isn't It Lonely Together (S)/Bridget The Midget (The
Queen
Of The Blues) (S)/The Streak (S)
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Janus (UK) 6310 301 - Boogity Boogity - Ray Stevens [1974] Barnaby albums during the
Janus-distribution period were issued on the Janus label in the UK. The Streak (S)/Smith And Jones
(S)/Freddie Feelgood (And His Funky Little Five Piece Band) (S)/Bagpipes That's My Bag (S)/Don't
Boogie Woogie (S)/Alley Oop (S)//The Moonlight Special (S)/Sir Thanks-A-Lot (S)/Heart Transplant
(S)/Just So Proud To Be Here (S)/Mr. Custer (S)/Little Egypt (S)
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The Barnaby Label Album Discography
