Frog King was a label Neil Diamond used to issue an album through the Columbia Record Club (Columbia House). The name obviously came from the lyrics of one of his hits, "I Am...I Said", in which he says, "Did you ever hear the story about the frog who dreamed of being a king, and then became one?" The interesting thing about the Frog King album is that it has "Kentucky Woman" in true stereo, and that is the only place where it appears in that format.

The label is black with silver print, with the frog logo at the bottom of the label.






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FROG KING ALBUM DISCOGRAPHY

Cover	Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] (Chart) Contents
	AAR-1 - Early Classics - Neil Diamond [1978] Columbia Record Club Issue. Cherry Cherry (S)/I Got The Feelin' (Oh No No) (S)/Shilo (version 2)(S)/Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon (S)/Do It (version 1)(M)/You Got To Me (S)//Solitary Man (version 3)(S)/ Kentucky Woman (S)/Thank The Lord For The Night Time (S)/Red Red Wine (S)/The Boat That I Row (S)/I'm A Believer (version 2)(S)

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