Look Album Discography

The Look label was a short-lived subsidiary of Starday-King Records that was apparently to have specialized in mellow rock music. There were apparently only two albums issued.

The first was a debut album by the four-man rock group Heart, who hailed from the Albuquerque area. After recording one album in 1969 for Look, they switched to the parent King label for a second album, Have a Heart in 1970, and then signed with Motown as a duo in 1972 and released a third album, also called Heart, for Motown's Natural Resources subsidiary.

The second Look album was a mellow harmony album by the duo Jim Siegling and Frank Larrabee.

The Look album label (far left) was orange with black print. At the top is a weird eye logo giving the label a kind of cyclops appearance. The singles label (near left) was yellow with black print, with the same logo at the top.

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LOOK ALBUM DISCOGRAPHY

Cover	Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] Contents
	Look 11000 Main Series:
	11000 - Heart - Heart [1969] Now/Give Me A Happy Day/Love/Tell Her I Love Her/My Girl//Flowers/All My Reasons/La La/Lottie/I Love You/Hurry Up Peace, It's Time
	11001 - Siegling & Larrabee - Siegling & Larrabee [6/70] Philadelphia Girl/A Lady/Twenty Years Ago/It's Just Not The Same/You've Been Kind//Sunday, Be My Woman/Words And Thoughts/Gone Is The Child/Pamela/Showin' Me A Way/The Way It Should Be

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