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  • Seller image for What It Was, Was Love" [Audio][Vinyl][Sound Recording] for sale by The Librarian's Books

    Steve Lawrence, Eydie Gorme & Gordon Jenkins

    Published by RCA Records, New York, 1969

    Seller: The Librarian's Books, Cranford, NJ, U.S.A.

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    Condition: Very Good

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    No Binding. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. A Very Good copy in a Good album cover of "an original "Albumusical" by Gordon Jenkins" which stars Steve & Eydie. Stereo LSP-4115 (WPRS-8415). Album cover has imprint of record on the front and back. Original inner sleeve is included. Previous seller's price label remains on the front of album cover. Wear to both sides of album cover. Creasing on both sides of album cover and the lower left corner. Chipping to album cover spine. Numbers written in black magic marker on back of album cover. Slight wear to record which plays well with the usual vinyl pops. Small white label on Side 1 circle label of album. From back cover:"Arrangements by Peter Matz, Nick Perito, Gordon Jenkins; Produced By Stage II Productions" All songs were written by Gordon Jenkins. Contents:"Side One: What It Was, Was Love (2:17); What You Say (2:08); A Secret Place (3:27); Where You Are (2:20); Yeah, But What If? (4:09); A Man (2:56); Boys and Girls (3:28) Side Two: There Goes the Bride (4:07); To Be in Love (2:31); Which Way Is Yesterday? (3:29); We Had It All (3:17); The Room with the View Inside (3:14); Old Man (5:00)"The title song acts as a leitmotif throughout the recording."Description: 1 audio disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono ; 12 in.".