Label Scan
Number - Release Date - Artist - Songs
Mercury much preferred stereo singles as promos, as virtually all of their commercial singles from 1968-70 were mono. We did find one single marked with stereo master numbers on both sides, Rod Stewart's "Handbags And Gladrags/Man Of Constant Sorrow" (see top left), but we have not verified that this single plays stereo.
As far as promos go, Mercury was a gold mine for stereo dating back to October, 1967, well before the
other labels began reintroducing stereo singles. Because of the huge number of stereo promos, we have
listed those we have seen below.
The early stereo promos had white labels. The earliest stereo promo was Horst Jankowski's "A Man And A Woman/A Lover's Concerto" from October, 1967 (middle left), which was numbered with the commercial catalog number with a "DJ-2" prefix, the "DJ" denoting promo and the "2" being Mercury's prefix for stereo masters. After that one, stereo promos were usually mono/stereo plug-side affairs in Mercury's DJ series. The mono side remained with a white label throughout the 1967-70 period, while the stereo side varied. Before March, 1969, the stereo side was either white or pink (bottom left). In March, 1969, Mercury went to a red label for the stereo side (see right).
73031 - 5/70 - Rod Stewart - Handbags And Gladrags/Man Of Constant Sorrow
Mercury stereo promotional singles, 1967-70 (commercial number).
DJ-2-72740 - 10/67 - Horst Jankowski - A Man And A Woman (S)/A Lover's Concerto (S) 72740
DJ-92 - 12/67 - Spanky & Our Gang - Sunday Morning (M/S) 72765
DJ-94 - 3/68 - Dee Dee Warwick - Girls Need Love (M/S) 72788
DJ-97 - 5/68 - Horst Jankowski - Zabadak (M/S) 72809
DJ-98 - 5/68 - Bunky & Jake - Taxicab (M/S) 72813
DJ-101 - 7/68 - Spanky & Our Gang - Give A Damn (M/S) 72831
DJ-106 - 11/68 - Spanky & Our Gang - Yesterday's Rain (M/S) 72871
DJ-107 - 11/68 - Jerry Butler - Are You Happy (M/S) 72876
DJ-114 - 1/69 - Spanky & Our Gang - Anything You Choose (M/S) 72890
DJ-117 - 3/69 - McCoys - Daybreak (M/S) 72897
Note: From this point, "stereo" side of the promo disc has a red label.
DJ-121 - 3/69 - Dee Dee Warwick - Foolish Fool (M/S) 72880
DJ-122 - 3/69 - Spanky & Our Gang - Mecca Flat Blues (M/S) 72890
DJ-124 - 5/69 - Dee Dee Warwick - That's Not Love (M/S) 72927
DJ-125 - 5/69 - Spanky & Our Gang - And She's Mine (M/S) 72926
DJ-128 - 6/69 - Moms Mabley - Abraham, Martin And John (M/S) 72935
DJ-130 - cancelled - Jerry Merrick - Follow (M/S) 72938
DJ-131 - 8/69 - Melba Moore - I Messed Up A Good Thing (M/S) 72942
DJ-137 - 8/69 - Moms Mabley - His Way (M/S) 72958
DJ-140 - 9/69 - Roy Drusky - Such A Fool (M/S) 72964
DJ-143 - 11/69 - Moms Mabley - It's Your Thing (M/S) 72974
DJ-145 - 11/69 - Spanky & Our Gang - Everybody's Talkin' At Me [Everybody's Talkin'] (M/S) 72982
DJ-147 - 11/69 - Jerry Butler - A Brand New Me (M/S) 72960
DJ-150 - 12/69 - Melba Moore - We're Living To Give (To Give To Each Other) (M/S) 72989
DJ-152 - 11/69 - Jerry Butler - Don't Let Love Hang You Up (M/S) 72991
DJ-153 - 12/69 - Jerry Butler - A Brand New Me (S)/Got To See If I Can't Get Mommy (To Come Back Home) (S) Promo only
DJ-154 - 12/69 - Bobby Corrado - I Can't Get Sunday Out Of My Mind (M/S) 72993
DJ-156 - 11/69 - David Bowie - Space Oddity (3:26 edit) (M/S) 72949
DJ-160 - 12/69 - Good, Bad & The Ugly - Gypsy Lover (M/S) 73001
DJ-162 - 12/69 - New Colony Six - Barbara, I Love You (M/S) 73004
DJ-163 - 1/70 - Joy Unlimited - Oh Darling (M/S) 73005
DJ-165 - 1/70 - Magnificent Men - Holly Go Softly (M/S) 72988
DJ-167 - 1/70 - Garrett Scott - Working On A Groovy Thing (M/S) 73006
DJ-169 - 1/70 - Buddy Miles & The Freedom Express - Them Changes (M/S) 73008
DJ-170 - 1/70 - Rod Stewart - An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down (M/S) 73009
DJ-171 - 1/70 - Artie Schroeck - I Think I'm Gonna Cry (M/S) 73010
DJ-172 - 1/70 - Black And Blue - What I Got (M/S) 73011
DJ-174 - 1/70 - Joyce Dunn - A New Change Of Address (M/S) 73003
DJ-177 - 1/70 - Jerry Butler - Got To See If I Can't Get Mommy (To Come Back Home) (M/S) 73015
DJ-179 - 2/70 - Harper Valley P.T.A. - Sweet Dreams (Of You) (M/S)
DJ-180 - 2/70 - Faron Young - Occasional Wife (S)/The Guns Of Johnny Rondo (S) 73018 [see note 1]
DJ-182 - 1/70 - Steam - I've Gotta Make You Love Me (M/S) 73020
DJ-184 - 2/70 - Phil Felice - The Sound Of Drums (M/S) 73022
DJ-187 - 3/70 - Magnificent Men - Lay Lady Lay (M/S) 73028
DJ-190 - 3/70 - Los Incas - El Condor Pasa (M/S) 73027
DJ-192 - 5/70 - Rod Stewart - Handbags And Gladrags (M/S) 73031
DJ-193 - 3/70 - Taos - Everybody's Movin' (M/S) 73032
DJ-197 - transferred - J.D. Blackfoot - Truckin' My Blues Away (M/S) 73035 [see note 2]
DJ-198 - 3/70 - Mickey Newberry - Sunshine (M/S) 73036
DJ-201 - 3/70 - Tom T. Hall - Shoeshine man (M/S) 73039
DJ-202 - 3/70 - Melba Moore - Time And Love (M/S) 73040
DJ-205 - 3/70 - Jerry Butler - I Could Write A Book (M/S) 73045
DJ-206 - unissued - Bob Guziak - Yesterday's A Game (M/S) 73046
DJ-208 - unissued? - On The Seventh Day - The Song Is Mightier Than The Gun (M/S) Promo only
DJ-209 - 4/70 - Joey Cannon - A Good Thing (M/S) 73049
DJ-212 - 4/70 - Cobblestone - She Loves Me (She Loves Me Not (M/S) 73051
DJ-213 - 4/70 - Garrett Scott - I'm Gonna Give You All My Love (M/E) 73052 [see note 3]
DJ-214 - 3/70 - Steam - What I'm Saying Is True (M/E) 75053 [see note 3]
DJ-215 - 4/70 - Kim Morrison - California Woman–Louisiana Man (M/S) 73055
DJ-216 - 4/70 - Roy Drusky - Long, Long Texas Road (M/S) 73056
DJ-217 - 4/70 - Infinity featuring Jerry Butler - That Ain't Water, That's Pollution (M/S) 73057
DJ-218 - 4/70 - Melba Moore - Purlie (M/S) 73058
DJ-219 - 5/70 - Lynne Hughes - Never Stop A Dream (M/S) 73059
DJ-220 - 5/70 - Bobby Gene Six Pac - Let The People Go (M/S) 73060
DJ-223 - 5/70 - New Colony Six - People And Me (M/S) 73063
DJ-225 - 5/70 - Faron Young - If I Ever Fall In Love (M/S) 73065
DJ-226 - 5/70 - George Kent - Doogie Ray (M/S) 73066
DJ-229 - 5/70 - Youngbloods - Sometimes (M/S) 73068
DJ-231 - unreleased - Butterscotch Puddin' - Adorable Dori (M/S) 73070
DJ-233 - 5/70 - Marvels - Stop (M/S) 73071
DJ-234 - 6/70 - Melba Moore - I Got Love (M/S) 73072
DJ-236 - 6/70 - Taos - Gonna B. Goode (M/E) 73074 [see note 3]
DJ-237 - 6/70 - Meridian featuring Jay David - San Francisco Woman (M/S) 73076
DJ-238 - 6/70 - Norro Wilson - Do It To Someone You Love (M/S) 73077
DJ-239 - 6/70 - Tom T. Hall - Salute To A Switchblade (M/S) 73079
DJ-240 - unreleased - Carol Ann Christy - Coming Home Soldier (M/S)
DJ-241 - 6/70 - Newby & Johnson - I Want To Give You My Everything (M/S) 73080
DJ-243 - 6/70 - Gloria Bouschell - Watch Your Close Friend, Girl (M/S) 73082
DJ-244 - 6/70 - Gene Chandler - Groovy Situation (M/S) 73083
DJ-245 - 6/70 - Exuma - Exuma, The Obeah Man (M/S) 73084
DJ-246 - 6/70 - Rockin' Horse People - Last Night's Dream (M/S) 73085
DJ-247 - 6/70 - Buddy Miles - Down By The River (3:07) (M/S) 73086
DJ-248 - 7/70 - Dave Dudley - This Night (Ain't Fit For Nothin' But Drinkin') (M/S) 73089
DJ-249 - 7/70 - Sandy Mason - Me And Jack Daniels (M/S) 73090
DJ-250 - 7/70 - Bud Logan - The Carter Boys (M/S) 73091
DJ-253 - 7/70 - New Colony Six - Close Your Eyes Little Girl (M/S) 73093
DJ-255 - 8/70 - Rod Stewart - It's All Over Now (M/S) 73095
DJ-256 - 7/70 - Bobby Bare - How I Got To Memphis (M/S) 73097
DJ-257 - 7/70 - Buddy Miles - Down By The River 73086 (M/S)
DJ-258 - 7/70 - Wayne Douglas - Be Real (M/S) 73098
DJ-259 - 7/70 - Jerry Lee Lewis - There Must Be More To Love Than This (M/S) 73099
DJ-260 - 8/70 - Jerry Butler - Where Are You Going (M/S) 73101
DJ-261 - 8/70 - Roger Miller - South (M/S) 73102
DJ-262 - 8/70 - Uriah Heep - Gypsy (M/S) 73103
DJ-263 - 10/70 - Exuma - You Don't Know What's Going On (M/S) 73104
DJ-264 - 8/70 - Dean Michaels - Hey Joe (M/S) 73105
DJ-265 - 6/70 - David Bowie - Memory Of A Free Festival, Part 1 (S)/Part 2 (S) [see note 4] (M/S) 73075
DJ-266 - 8/70 - Laura Greene - I'm A Woman (M/S) 73106
DJ-268 - 9/70 - Harper Valley P.T.A. - Let Me Go Home (M/S) 73110
DJ-269 - 9/70 - Roy Drusky - All My Hard Times (M/S) 73111
DJ-271 - 9/70 - Faron Young - Goin' Steady (M/S) 73112
DJ-272 - 9/70 - Linda Gail Lewis - Before The Snow Flies (M/S) 73113
DJ-273 - 9/70 - Melba Moore - Time (3:20) Promo only (M/S)
DJ-274 - 9/70 - Nice - Country Pie-Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 (M/S) 73114
DJ-276 - 9/70 - Buddy Miles - Dreams (M/S) 73119
DJ-279 - 10/70 - Norro Wilson - Old Enough To Want To (Fool Enough To Try) (M/S) 73125
DJ-280 - 10/70 - Diana Duke - When You Want Something Different (Come On Home) (M/S) 73126
DJ-281 - 10/70 - George Kent - Mama Bake A Pie (Daddy Kill A Chicken) (M/S) 73127
DJ-282 - 10/70 - Roy Bayum - I Hope I Never Love That Much Again (M/S) 73124
DJ-284 - 10/70 - Love Machine - Witches Wand (M/S) 73129
DJ-286 - 10/70 - Jerry Butler - Special Memory (M/S) 73131
DJ-288 - 10/70 - Linda Manning - When They Burned Down The Local Motel (M/S) 73135
DJ-289 - 12/70 - Dave Dudley - Listen Betty (I'm Singing Your Song) (M/S) 73138
DJ-290 - 11/70 - Dave Dudley & Tom T. Hall - Day Drinkin' (M/S) 73139
DJ-291 - 10/70 - Tom T. Hall - One Hundred Children (M/S) 73140
DJ-292 - 10/70 - Statler Brothers - Bed Of Rose's (M/S) 73141
DJ-294 - 11/70 - Uriah Heep - Wake Up (Set Your Sights) (M/S) 73145
DJ-295 - 11/70 - Second Coming - Requiem For A Rainy Day (M/S) 73147
DJ-296 - 11/70 - Bobby Bare - Come Sundown (M/S) 73148
DJ-297 - 11/70 - Gator Creek - Danny's Song (M/S) 73151
DJ-298 - 11/70 - Rod Stewart - Cut Across Shorty (M/S) 73156
DJ-299 - cancelled - Rod Stewart - Dirty Old Town (M/S) 73153 [see note 5]
DJ-301 - 11/70 - Trilogy - I'm Beginning To Feel It (M/S) 73154
DJ-302 - 11/70 - Bud Logan - You Can't Take It With You (M/S) 73157
DJ-304 - 11/70 - Buddy Miles - We Got To Live Together-Part 1 (M/S) 73159
DJ-305 - 12/70 - Patti Page - Give Him Love (M/S) 73162
DJ-306 - 12/70 - Gene [Chandler] & Jerry [Butler] - You Just Can't Win (By Making The Same Mistake) (M/S) 73163
DJ-307 - 12/70 - Jerry Butler - If It's Real What I Feel (M/S) 73169
Mercury Notes:
General note: The missing numbers in the DJ series are predominantly mono promos, but some are unreleased.
1. Commercial copy is mono on both sides.
2. Both the DJ and commercial copies are listed in Ruppli's book, but there seems to be some question whether either was actually released on Mercury. Apparently the single was transferred to Philips 40625.
3. "Stereo" side is electronic stereo.
4. This David Bowie promo was also issued in mono on both sides.
5. This single was pulled and the song reissued as a B-side to "My Way Of Giving" on 73175, released 2/71.
Fontana was a subsidiary label to Mercury Records that lasted to the start of 1970. They put out no commercial stereo singles during the 1968-69 period, but like other Mercury labels, put out quite a few mono/stereo promotional singles for which the commercial counterparts were mono.
FDJ-5 - 3/68 - Morning Glory - Need Someone (M/S) F-1613
FDJ-6 - 3/68 - Banned - It Couldn't Happen Here (M/S) F-1616
FDJ-7 - 4/68 - Castaways - Walking In Different Circles (M/S) F-1615
FDJ-8 - 4/68 - Gloria Lynne - Down Here On The Ground (M/S) F-1617
FDJ-9 - 4/68 - Helen Reddy - Go (M/S) F-1611
FDJ-10 - 2/69 - Mitch Greenhill - There Ain't No Instant Replay In The Football Game Of Life (M/S) F-1636
FDJ-11 - 3/69 - "Fantastic" Joe Henderson - Help Yourself (M/S) F-1638
FDJ-12 - 4/69 - P.C. Ltd. - Sunny Was A Fool (M/S) F-1643
FDJ-13 - 7/69 - Marcus - The Artist (M/S) F-1652
FDJ-14 - 8/69 - Gloria Lynne - No Easy Way Down (M/S) F-1660
FDJ-15 - 9/69 - Floating Opera - Gotta Find A New Baby (M/S) F-1661
FDJ-24 - 9/69 - Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg - Je T'Aime...Moi Non Plus (M/S) F-1665
FDJ-25 - 11/69 - Diane Renay - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me (M/S) F-1679
FDJ-27 - 11/69 - Resurrection - Sugar Man (M/S) F-1681
FDJ-30 - 12/69 - Nana Mouskouri - Open Your Eyes (Dis à Ton Fils) (M/S) F-1683
FDJ-31 - 12/69 - Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg - Le Décadanse (M/S) F-1684
Fontana Notes:
1. The short deejay version of "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" by Steam is on FDJ-19, which has the 2:59 version on one side and the 3:45 version on the other, both mono. FDJ-16 has the 3:45 mono version on both sides. The LP version runs 4:12.
Intrepid was a Chicago-based, Mercury-distributed label that was in business during 1969 and 1970. The released no stereo singles, but did have several mono/stereo promos.
ITDJ-3 - 9/69 - Underground Sunshine - Don't Shut Me Out (M/S) 75012
ITDJ-9 - 12/69 - Dennis Linde - Kitty Starr (M/S) 75017
ITDJ-15 - 11/70 - Leer Bros. Band - I Pray (M/S) 75033
Peachtree was an independent label from Atlanta, Georgia, that for a short time (1969-70) was distributed by Mercury. During the 1968-70 period, they released no stereo singles, but the two mono/stereo promos they released while distributed by Mercury are listed below.
DJPT-1 - 12/69 - Mitty Collier - I'd Like To Change Places (M/S) P-122
DJPT-2 - 3/70 - Mitty Collier - True Love Never Comes Easy (M/S) P-123
Philips was a Mercury subsidiary. Philips did not release many commercial stereo singles until January, 1972. Philips indicated a stereo master by the use of a "2-" prefix vs. a "1-" prefix for mono, e.g., The 4 Seasons' "Electric Stories" 1-43354 mono and 2-43354 stereo. All commercial singles before 1972 had the mono master numbers on the label except one.
Normal promo copies had the same numbers as the commercial counterpart, but had a white label. Special promos such as two-sided mono promos or EPs had a special numbering sequence with a "DJP-" prefix. Philips began issuing mono/stereo promo copies in 1967, starting with DJP-17. About the same time, they issued a white-label mono/stereo record with "Letter From A Teenage Son" by Brandon Wade. Unlike the special DJ series, they gave this promo the number 40503, then released the same mono/stereo single with a commercial label with no promo indication (with a picture sleeve). This was the only commercial stereo single released before 1972 actually marked Stereo, with a stereo master number on the label. It also pre-dated virtually all the "re-rentry" commercial stereo singles released by the other labels on this page.
The known mono/stereo promos from 1967-70 are also listed below. Interestingly, two of these are from LPs, not singles.
There have been reports that some commercial copies of Blue Cheer's "Summertime Blues" play stereo, although are not marked as such. All copies we have seen have the mono master number printed on the label, but any such stereo copy should have the stereo master number "2-35783" in the dead wax. There was a mono/stereo promo for "Summertime Blues," so it is possible the stereo stamper was used from the promo to press some commercial sides, but we have not been able to verify this.
40503 - 12/67 - Brandon Wade - Letter From A Teenage Son (S)/Letter From A Teenage Son (M)
Other Philips mono/stereo promotional singles, 1967-70 (commercial numbers):
DJP-17 - 12/67 - Frankie Valli - To Give (The Reason I Live) (M/S) 40510
DJP-18 - 1/68 - Blue Cheer - Summertime Blues (M/S) 40516
DJP-19 - 2/68 - 4 Seasons - Will You Love Me Tomorrow (M/S) 40523
DJP-20 - 3/68 - Mortimer - Dedicated Music Man (M/S) 40524
DJP-21 - 4/68 - Definitive Rock Chorale - Variations On A Theme Called Hanky Panky (M/S) 40529
DJP-22 - 4/68 - Paul Mauriat & His Orchestra - Love In Every Room (M/S) 40530
DJP-23 - 6/68 - Zebra - Miss Anne (Ain't That Kind Of Man) (M/S) 40535
DJP-26 - 10/68 - Joy - So Lovely, Part 1 (M/S) 40555
DJP-28 - 12/68 - 4 Seasons - Electric Stories (M/S) 40577
DJP-29 - 1/69 - Hello People - Anthem (M/S) 40585
DJP-32 - 6/69 - Phil Taylor - California (Be Fine) (M/S) 40619
DJP-33 - 6/69 - Ross Legacy - Makes You Wanna Sigh (M/S) 40620
DJP-37 - 8/69 - Big Frog - Lady Madonna (M/S) 40630
DJP-38 - 8/69 - Spurrlows - Sunrise Highway (M/S) 40631
DJP-39 - 9/69 - Mystic Moods - There's A Good Earth Out Tonight (M/S) LP: PHS-600-301
DJP-43 - 11/69 - Joe Rene Complex - If You Pretend (Music To Read The Pretenders By) (M/S) 40650
DJP-45 - 12/69 - Phil Felice - Safe Or Sorry (M/S) 40654
DJP-47 - 1/70 - Doug Bonin - I've Found The Girl (M/S) 40656
DJP-48 - 1/70 - Bobby Hutton - I Can't Stand A Woman Two-Timing A Man (M/S) 40657
DJP-49 - 2/70 - Blue Mink featuring Madeline Bell - Melting Pot (M/S) 40658
DJP-50 - 2/70 - Mystic Moods Orchestra - Green, Green Grass Of Home (M/S) 40659
Note: From this point, the stereo side of mono/stereo promos has a red label.
DJP-51 - 2/70 - Manpower - Please Love Me (Erotica) (M/S) 40665
DJP-52 - 2/70 - Austin Roberts - One Night Ann (M/S) 40660
DJP-53 - 2/70 - Advancement - Sunflower (M/S) LP: PHS-600-328
DJP-54 - 2/70 - Osamu Minagawa - Black Cat Tango (M/S) 40663
DJP-55 - 2/70 - Blue Cheer - Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham (M/S) 40664
DJP-56 - 2/70 - Doug Bonin - Build It Again (M/S) 40656
DJP-57 - 3/70 - Bintangs - Ridin' On The L And N (M/S) 40667
DJP-59 - 4/70 - Frankie Valli & The 4 Seasons - Patch Of Blue (M/S) 40662
DJP-61 - 4/70 - Blue Mink - Can You Feel It Baby (M/S) 40672
DJP-62 - 5/70 - Earth Island - Doomsday Afternoon (M/S) 40673
DJP-63 - 4/70 - Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Our Love Is Not For Three (M/S) 40674
DJP-64 - 5/70 - Blue Mink - Good Morning Freedom (M/S) 40678
DJP-66 - 6/70 - Frankie Valli - Circles In The Sand (M/S) 40680
DJP-67 - 7/70 - Paul Mauriat - Gone Is Love (M/S) 40683
DJP-68 - 9/70 - Cuby & The Buzzards - Thursday Night (M/S) 40685
DJP-71 - 9/70 - 4 Seasons - Lay Me Down (Wake Me Up) (M/S) 40688
DJP-73 - 12/70 - Bobby Hutton - More Today Than Yesterday (M/S) 40692
DJP-74 - 11/70 - 4 Seasons - Where Are My Dreams (M/S) 40694
DJP-75 - 12/70 - Lally Stott - Chirpy Chirpy, Cheep Cheep (M/S) 40695
Smash was a Mercury subsidiary, When started in the early 1960s, it was used for Mercury's rock and roll, country, and miscellaneous non-pop, non-jazz releases. By the mid-1960s, it had drifted mainly into Mercury's C&W arm. Smash lasted until March, 1970, and put out nowhere near the number of stereo promos as parent label Mercury, primarily because most country promos were mono on both sides.
We could find no commercial copies in stereo. Some copies of Roger Miller's "Little Green Apples" are marked with the stereo master number on the A-side, although others are not. We believe this was a typo.
DJS-13 - 1/68 - Jay & The Techniques - Strawberry Shortcake (M/S) S-2142
DJS-14 - 4/68 - Jay & The Techniques - Baby Make Your Own Sweet Music (M/S) S-2154
DJS-15 - 5/68 - Raves - Everything's Fire (M/S) S-2162
DJS-25 - 2/69 - Ox-Bow Incident - You Can't Make Love By Yourself (M/S) S-2207
DJS-29 - 4/69 - Sir Douglas Quintet - It Didn't Even Bring Me Down (M/S) S-2222
DJS-30 - 5/69 - Shirley Wahls - Half A Man (M/S) S-2223
DJS-33 - 7/69 - Sunday Season - Good Thing Goin' (M/S) S-2232
DJS-36 - 9/69 - Jay & The Techniques - Dancin' Mood (M/S) S-2237
DJS-37 - 9/69 - Organ Grinders - Babylon (M/S) S-2242
DJS-42 - 1/70 - Jerry Lee Lewis - Once More With Feeling (M/S) S-2257
DJS-43 - 2/70 - Roger Miller - The Tom Green County Fair (M/S) S-2258
Smash Notes:
1. All commercial copies of the above promos are mono.
Wayside was an independent label distributed by Mercury, operating from 1967-1970. Their claim to fame was that they were the home of the country novelty duo Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan. They put out no stereo singles, but had a handful of mono/stereo promos.
WSDJ-1 - 12/69 - Jimmy Snyder - The Chicago Story (M/S) WS-45-009
WSDJ-2 - 12/69 - Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan - Tennessee Bird Walk (M/S) WS-45-010
WSDJ-7 - 9/70 - Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan - You've Got Your Troubles (I've Got Mine) (M/S) WS-45-015
DSDJ-8 - 9/70 - Professor Terrell Jones - Troublin' Me (M/S) WS-45-016
