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Label Scan	Number - Release Date - Artist - Songs
	UNITED ARTISTS United artists started with stereo promo singles in the summer of 1967. These early stereo promos had special yellow labels (see top left); their commercial counterparts were mono. Most of the commercial counterparts had the orange and red, or blue and orange labels of the 1967 era. Some of these early yellow-label promos, such as the Easybeats' single, are quite collectible. United Artists discontinued the yellow labels when they changed labels to a black label with an orange field at the left side (see lower left). For a time in late 1968, the promo counterparts were white, but by the start of 1970, promos became the same black and orange labels as the commercial copies. United Artists began issuing commercial stereo singles in January, 1970, and most of the commrcial singles during that year were issued in stereo. Promos tended to mirror the commercial releases, but often both mono and stereo versions of promos were available. The numbering system used for stereo singles and promos was erratic, probably based on which pressing plant had the labels printed. "SUA" seemed to be the most well-used prefix, although sometimes the "UA" prefix was used with an "S" suffix. The "UA" prefix without the "S" was the usual mono nomenclature, but sometimes this was used for stereo records, with the only stereo giveaway the stereo master number (which started with "UAST" instead of "UA"). Mono/stereo promos were usually carrying mono catalog numbers on one side and stereo on the other.
	Early yellow-label promotional stereo singles with mono commercial copies: SUA 50191 - 7/67 - Don Rondo - Oh Why My Love/Let's Live For Today SUA 50283 - 2/68 - Bobby Goldsboro - Honey/Danny SUA 50284 - 4/68 - Crystal Chandelier - The Setting Of Despair/It's Only You SUA 50287 - 4/68 - Jimmy Roselli - Get Out Of My Heart/Oh What It Seemed To Be SUA 50289 - 7/68 - Easybeats - Hello, How Are You/Come In, You'll Get Pneumonia SUA 50291 - 4/68 - Devils Brigade - Dreaming Is/Hey Mister Man SUA 50447 - 9/68 - Gordon Lightfoot - Bitter Green/Does Your Mother Know SUA 50465 - 10/68 - Lost Tribe - Walk One Way/Fools Live Alone SUA 50468 - 11/68 - Ferrante & Teicher - A Boy And A Girl/Prelude To Love SUA 50485 - 1/69 - Irwin Kostal - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang/The Roses Of Success SUA 50486 - 1/69 - Dick Van Dyke - You Two/Hushabye Mountain SUA 50490 - 1/69 - Jimmy Roselli - Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell/I'll Take Care Of You SUA 50491 - 1/69 - Riz Ortolani & His Orchestra - Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell/Gia's Theme SUA 50505 - 3/69 - Henry Jerome - Big Spender/World Of Love SUA 50544 - 6/69 - Shirley Bassey - Does Anybody Miss Me?/We SUA 50567 - 8/69 - Jay & The Americans - (I'd Kill) For The Love Of A Lady/Learnin' How To Fly SUA 50576 - 8/69 - Vicentico Valsez - With Pen In Hand (Con La Pluma En La Mano)/The Windmills Of Your Mind (El Molino De Tu Mente) SUA 50607 - 11/69 - Boffalongo - Tomorrow Not Today/Mr. Go Away White label promos (mono commercial copies): SUA 50605 - 10/69 - Jay & The Americans - Walkin' In The Rain (M/S) SUA 50609 - 11/69 - Damnation Of Adam Blessing - Morning Dew/Cookbook SUA 50614 - 11/69 - Bobby Goldsboro - Mornin' Mornin' (M/S) Black and Orange label promos (mono commercial copies): SUA 50617 - 12/69 - Louis Armstrong - We Have All The Time In The World/Pretty Little Missy SUA 50622 - 1/70 - Del Reeves & The Goodtime Charlies - A Lover's Question (M/S) UA 50675 S - 5/70 - Johnny Darrell - Brother River/Bed Of Roses SUA 50677 - 5/70 - Little Anthony & The Imperials - World Of Darkness (M/S) SUA 50690 - 7/70 - Utopia Parkway - Come With Me/I Don't Understand You UA 50749 - 12/70 - Carnival - Where There's A Heartache (There Must Be A Heart) (M/S) Commercial stereo singles (& stereo promos) [see note 1]: UA 50623 - 1/70 - Jerry Chesnut - Legend Of The Highway/Small Enough To Crawl SUA 50624 - 1/70 - Jimmy Roselli - Angelina/I'm Coming Home, Los Angeles SUA 50625 - 1/70 - Little Anthony & The Imperials - Don't Get Close/It'll Never Be The Same Again UA 50626 - 1/70 - Celebration - Sha-La-La/Celebrity Ball UA 50627 - 1/70 - Audi Badoo - Troubles/I Don't Know How You Do The Things You Do UA 50634 - 2/70 - Randy Harris - An Eleven Year Old Man/Visions UA 50635 - 2/70 - Yah Yah's - La-La Means I Love You/Market Street [see note 2] SUA 50636 - 2/70 - Steve Karmen & His Orchestra - What Do You Say To A Naked Lady?/Too Bad You Can't Read My Mind SUA 50638 - 2/70 - Roy Smith - I Can Remember/The Real Thing UA 50639 - 2/70 - Cindy Ross - What In The World's Come Over You/For Each Question There's Always An Answer UA 50640 S - 2/70 - Patti Austin - Your Love Made The Difference In Me/It's Easier To Laugh Than Cry UA 50641 - 2/70 - Pat Cooper - I Don't Wanna Go Home/It's The Italian In Me [see note 4] UA 50643 - 2/70 - Your Father's Moustache - There's Enough To Go Around/To Be A Performer [see note 2] SUA 50644 - 2/70 - Buddy Knox - Back To New Orleans/Yesterday Is Gone SUA 50646 - 2/70 - Ferrante & Teicher - Lay Lady Lay/Theme From "Z" (To Yelasto Pedi) UA 50647 S - 3/70 - Electric Indian - Rain Dance/Storm Warning SUA 50648 - 3/70 - Shirelles - There Goes My Baby-Be My Baby/Strange, I Still Love You UA 50649 - 3/70 - Lalo Schifrin & Orchestra - What's New Pussycat/Pusscat, Pussycat I Love You UA 50650 S - 3/70 - Bobby Goldsboro - Time Good, Time Bad/Can You Feel It SUA 50651 - 3/70 - Curfew - Photogenic Jenny/Wait For The Moment UA 50652 - 3/70 - Mario DaVinci - Preghiera A ':Na Mamma'/Avemmaria [see note 2] UA 50653 S - 3/70 - Earl Richards - What You Gonna Do, Leroy?/Can't Live Down The Lovin' [see note 2] SUA 50654 - 3/70 - Jay & The Americans - Capture The Moment/Do You Ever Think Of Me? SUA 50655 - 4/70 - Leroy Holmes Orchestra & Chorus - Women In Love/The Mercenary [see note 2] UA 50656 - 4/70 - Boffalongo - Please Stay/Mr. Go Away [see note 2] UA 50657 S - 4/70 - Mike Hoyer - Lay A Little Love On Me/The Touch Of Love [see note 2] UA 50658 - 4/70 - Moonshine - Out 'A Hand/Whistling In The Wind UA 50659 - 4/70 - Funky People - Let's Get It Together (You And I)/Got To Have Brotherhood SUA 50660 - 4/70 - Bill Wilbourn & Kathy Morrison - A Good Thing/That's The Way I Want It To Be UA 50661 - 4/70 - Duo Ouro Negro - Kuemba Ritoko/Lliza [see note 2] UA 50664 - 4/70 - Sergio Franchi - More Than Strangers (Vorrei Che Fosse Amore)/Buona Fortuna, Addio Bambina [see note 2] UA 50665 - 4/70 - Francis Lai & His Orchestra - Love Is A Funny Thing/Concerto For A Love's Ending SUA 50666 - 4/70 - Damnation Of Adam Blessing - Last Train To Clarksville/Lonely SUA 50668 - 5/70 - Bobby Lewis - Hello Mary Lou/Love, Wonderful Love UA 50669 S - 5/70 - Del Reeves & Penny DeHaven - Land Mark Tavern/So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) SUA 50672 - 5/70 - Henry Jerome - Uptight (Everything's Alright)/The Shadow Of Your Smile SUA 50677 - 5/70 - Little Anthony & The Imperials - World Of Darkness (S/S) SUA 50680 - 5/70 - Eddie Reeves - It's A Hang Up/Barely SUA 50681 - 5/70 - Sergio Franchi - Love Is All/Here We Go Round Again SUA 50683 - 5/70 - Jay & The Americans - Do I Love You?/Tricia (Tell Your Daddy) SUA 50684 - 5/70 - Buddy Causey - Medley: Hey Baby-39-21-46-I've Been Hurt/I Had No Idea UA 50687 S - 6/70 - Bobbi Martin - Goin' South/Give A Woman Love UA 50689 - 6/70 - Ray Sanders - Waikiki Sand/Blame It On Rosey UA 50691 - 7/70 - Salt Water Taffy - Summertime Girl/One Hand Washes The Other UA 50692 - 7/70 - Traffic - Empty Pages/Stranger To Himself UA 50695 - 8/70 - Salvation - Tomorrow Is The First Day Of The Rest Of My Life/Someday The Gray Will Come UA 50696 - 8/70 - Bobby Goldsboro - It's Gonna Change/Down On The Bayou SUA 50697 - 7/70 - Slim Whitman - Shutters And Boards/I Pretend SUA 50698 - 8/70 - Shirley Bassey - Something/What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? UA 50699 - 8/70 - Boffalongo - Dancing In The Moonlight/Endless Questions SUA 50701 - 8/70 - Electric Indian - Apotchee/Chicag-O-Hawk SUA 50703 - 8/70 - Penny DeHaven - Awful Lotta Lovin'/Tomorrow Never Comes SUA 50704 - 8/70 - Earl Richards - Sunshine/San Francisco Mabel Joy SUA 50706 - 9/70 - Quincy Jones & His Orchestra - They Call Me Mr. Tibbs/Soul Flower SUA 50709 - 9/70 - Buddy Cagle - Happy Go Lucky Me/The Kid From Whiskey Hill SUA 50711 - 9/70 - Ferrante & Teicher - Magical Connection/Pieces Of Dreams UA 50713 S - 11/70 - Johnny Carver - If You See My Baby/Paint Your Pretty Pictures SUA 50714 - 9/70 - Del Reeves - Right Back Loving You Again/Gardenia Brown UA 50715 S - Bobby Goldsboro - The World Beyond/My God And I SUA 50716 - 9/70 - Johnny Darrell - They'll Never Take Her Love From Me/One Love, Two Hearts. Three Lives UA 50717 S - 10/70 - Billy Mize - Beer Drinking, Honky Tonkin' Blues/Someday When It Gets To Be Tomorrow SUA 50718 - 10/70 - Bill Wilbourn & Kathy Morrison - Look How Far We've Come/The Hand That Feeds You UA 50719 - 10/70 - Bobby Lewis - Simple Days And Simple Ways/Love's Garden SUA 50720 - 9/70 - Little Anthony & The Imperials - Help Me Find A Way (To Say I Love You)/If I Love You SUA 50721 - 10/70 - Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose - Treat Her Like A Lady/Over At My Place SUA 50722 - 10/70 - Buddy Knox - Glory Train/White Dove SUA 50726 - 11/70 - Damnation Of Adam Blessing - Back To The River/Driver UA 50727 - 10/70 - Bobby Goldsboro - We Gotta Start Lovin'/Water Color Days SUA 50727 - 11/70 - Bobby Goldsboro - Watching Scotty Grow/Water Color Days [see note 3] SUA 50731 - 11/70 - Slim Whitman - Guess Who/From Heaven To Heartache SUA 50733 - 12/70 - Lea Roberts - Fifty-Fifty/Don't Let Me Fall In Love Alone SUS 50735 - 11/70 - Oliver - Light The Way/Sweet Kindness SUA 50736 - 11/70 - Johnny Thunder - Power To The People/Love Trip SUA 50740 - 12/70 - Shirelles - Dedicated To The One I Love/Take Me SUA 50741 - 11/70 - Zonk! - Hey Ya/Long Life's Road UA 50742 S - 11/70 - Penny DeHaven - The First Love/The Price I Had To Pay SUA 50743 - 12/70 - Del Reeves - Bar Room Talk/I'm Not Through Loving You United Artists Notes: 1. Singles numbered with UA- prefix and no "S" suffix have mono catalog numbers, but have stereo master numbers printed on the label, and are probably stereo. 2. May be promo only; we have not seen a commercial copy. 3. Reissue of this catalog number with different A-side. 4. Promo is numbered SUA 50641 and marked "Stereo".
	ABBOTT Not to be confused with the Abbott Records of the 1950s run by Fabor Robison, this particular label started in January, 1970. They released a few singles, distributed by Golden Records in New York, by the end of 1971. None of them were stereo. In 1972 they cut a deal to be distributed by United Artists, and they began issuing stereo singles.
	SOLID STATE Solid State was a jazz subsidiary of United Artists. They began issuing stereo singles in late 1969. These were not overtly marked "stereo," but had stereo master numbers on the label.
	Commercial stereo singles: SSD 2531 - 1969 - Jimmy McGriff - A Thing To Come By/Charlotte SD 2534 - 1970 - Jimmy McGriff - Back On The Track/Chris Cross SD 2535 - 1970 - Earth Disciples - Getaway Train/Native Planet
	VEEP Veep was a subsidiary of United Artists. Veep issued one stereo promotional single, but no commercial stereo singles we could find.
	Promotional stereo single: SV-1282 - 4/68 - John Thomas - It Sure Is Groovy/Come See Me (I'm Your Man) [see note 1] Veep Notes: 1. Commercial single is mono. Mono promo on a white label was also issued.

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