Between 1960 and 1987, Capitol Records of Canada issued the unique 6000 series of LP records for the Canadian market. The series encompasses the very best of Canadian popular music of the era, as well as an incredibly broad range of the very best European and American EMI artists tailored for the unique tastes of the Canadian record buying public, including The Beatles early and later Canadian-only releases.

The 6000 series was boosted initially by Paul White and its decline in the 1980s coincided with the arrival of the «global format» compact disc and has become famous among music collectors worldwide.

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SERIAL NUMBER	ARTIST	TITLE
T-6000	Freddy Gardner	The Unforgettable
Some covers were laminated while other copies had "regular" covers, no dot on the top right, vertical label. The cover has a different printer's logo that looks like an old version of the Parr's logo; 1960. The record was housed in a white and gold "a word about stereo" inner sleeve. British reed player, instrumentals, 4 cuts per side all taken from old 78s. NOTE: two versions of the cover exist; early versions have the title text «Freddy Gardner» in multi-colour text, and was changed to all red text because it was difficult to read.
T-6001	Ruby Murray	Endearing Young Charms
Vertical label, no dot on the top seem
T-6002	George Formby	When I’m Cleaning Windows
Vertical label, no dot on the top seem
T-6003	The Glasgow Orpheus Choir	Same -Conducted By Sir Hugh Roberton
Issued on July 1961. Vertical label, no dot on the top seem. Re-issued on budget series in 1970s as M-6003 on yellow label - The sleeve uses the new rounded Capitol logo
T-6004	US Air Force Drum Bugle Corps	Searchlight Tattoo
Vertical label, no dot on the top seem
T-6005	Matt Monro	Love Is The Same Anywhere
Vertical label, no dot on the top seem
T-6006	Peter Dawson (Bass Baritone)	A Life Of Song
Vertical label, no dot on the top seem
T-6007	The Glasgow Orpheus Choir	Volume II
Vertical label, no dot on the top seem
T-6008	Eddie Calvert	Vive La Piaf!
same sleeve as UK Columbia LP, Vertical label, no dot on the top seem
T-6009	Josef Locke	Goodbye And Other Famous Songs
Vertical label format, first appearance of the dot on the top seem in the 6000 series. Gold/white «...a word about HIGH FIDELITY» inner sleeve, loose plastic wrap.
T-6010	The George Mitchell Minstrels	Your Minstrel Sing Along Show
Vertical label, dot on the top seem
T-6011	The Billy Cotton Band Show	Wakey Wakey
Vertical label, dot on the top seem
W-6012	Lois Marshall	Lois Marshall Sings Folk Songs
Vertical label, dot on the top seem. (this is a re-issue)
T-6013	Noel Coward and Gertrude Lawrence (aka «Noel And Gertie»)	Scenes And Songs From Private Lives ...
Dot on top seem, Vertical label. EMI Vault date: June 8, 1962 - Includes Mad Dogs & Englishmen.
T-6014	Brendan O’Dowda With Norrie Paramor And His Orchestra	By Special Request
Vertical label, No dot on the top seem
T-6015	Django Reinhardt Stephane Grappelli	Django And Stephane Originals
Vertical label, No dot on the top seem
T-6016	Joan Hammond	Oh My Beloved Daddy
Vertical label format, No dot on the top seem. gold/white «...a word about HIGH FIDELITY» inner sleeve, loose plastic wrap, Opera arias; Puccini,Dvorak. pictured here is a reissue on the later, more common label.
T-6017	Peter Dawson (Bass Baritone)	The Boys Of The Old Brigade / A Song For Everyone
Last 6000 series issue with the Vertical label, No dot on the top seem
T-6018	Ruby Murray	Irish And Proud Of It
This LP is the first to have the label formats switch from the «vertical» Capitol label format with the Capitol logo at the left hand side to the regular black/rainbow format with the Capitol logo at the top of the label, No dot on the top seem.
(S)T-6019	Frank Bogart,His Piano & Orchestra	Society Dance Date
Canadian recording. ++THIS WAS THE FIRST STEREO RELEASE ON THE 6000 SERIES)++ . No dot on the top seem
(S)T-6020	Helen Shapiro	Sings The Big Hits Of The 60s
Sleeve date: Year of release 1962. No dot on the top seem
CC-PRO-2	Helen Shapiro	Profile In Sound
Sleeve date: April 1962 - Promo disc, 1-sided LP, with sleeve
T-6021	Charlie Drake	Fun Songs For The Whole Family
Features «My Boomerang Won’t Come Back». No dot on the top seem
T-6022	Legarde Twins	Twincerely Yours
No dot on the top seem
T-6023	Elaine And Derek	How Great Thou Art - Hymns For The Family
Sleeve date: January 1963 - Brother and sister twins from Belfast, recorded in England, with Michael Collins and his Orchestra, no dot on top seem.
(S)T-6024	Mrs. Mills w/ Geoff Love	Plays The Roaring Twenties
Sleeve date: January 1963 - No dot on top seem. Reissued in the 70s on the green budget label as SN 66033
(S)T-6025	Frank Ifield	Frank Ifield Sings
Sleeve date: February 1963 - Black and white inner sleeve, no dot on top seem)
T-6026	Matt Monro	Matt Monro Sings Hoagy Carmichael
No dot on the top seem
T-6027	Mike Sarne	Come Outside
No dot on the top seem
T-6028	Rich Little With Les Lye	My Fellow Canadians
Sleeve date: January 1963 - No dot on top seem
(S)T-6029	Cliff Richard & The Shadows	On Your Mark...Get Set...Let’s Go!
Sleeve date: March 1963 / EMI Vault date: June 3, 1963 - Dot on top seem of sleeve becomes standard on 6029 and later. Later stereo covers have titles in dark blue text instead of yellow text. The colour was changed because the yellow text was hard to see.
T-6030	Helen Shapiro	12 Hits And A Miss Helen Shapiro
Sleeve date: March 1963 / EMI Vault date: April 1, 1963
(S)T-6031 (May 63)	Andy Stewart	Andy Sings Songs Of Scotland
EMI Vault date: May 6, 1963
T-6032	Jimmy Shand	Scottish Country Dances
EMI Vault date: July 22, 1963 - Re-issued later with brackets on black/rainbow label
T-6033	Jimmy Shand	Jimmy Shand’s Party
EMI Vault date: July 22, 1963
(S)T-6034	Cliff Richard & The Shadows	Summer Holiday
EMI Vault date: April 1963 - Stereo copies came with the green inner sleeve, packed in loose plastic wrap with a red and white «stereo» sticker attached to the plastic. Mono/stereo wording appear in large stylized text used on EMI’s British LPs of the period.
The Canadian Capitol «Summer Holiday» LP was a huge seller in Canada in front of Beatlemania which was to arrive just a few short months later. The LP was number one on the CHUM LP chart for the week of June 3, 1963. The single «Summer Holiday» was at the top of the CHUM chart at the end of May 1963.
(S)T-6035	Band Of The Irish Guards	The Big Parade
July 22, 1963
W-6036	Richard Tauber	My Heart And I
Sleeve date: July 1963 / EMI Vault date: July 22, 1963 - Green inner, has Dot.
T-6037	Various Artists (Comedy)	Bridge On The River Wye
Sleeve date: July 22, 1963 - Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers, Jonathan Miller, Peter Cooke
(S)T-6038	Brendan O’Dowda With Philip Green And His Orchestra	The World Of Percy French
Sleeve date: September 1963 / EMI Vault date: September 3, 1963 - Capitol’s vault records indicate that this was also released in Stereo
T-6039	John Bird,Eleanor Bron, etc.	The Establishment
EMI Vault date: July 29, 1963
(S)T-6040	Various Artists (Jazz)	Jazz In The Making (1923-1930)
Sleeve date: September 1963 / EMI Vault date: September 3, 1963 - Various jazz bands including Louis Armstrong’s Hot Five, insert sheet explaining the origins of Jazz included. Capitol’s vault records indicate this was a mono-only release
(S)T-6041	Vera Lynn with Tony Osborne	Sings The Hits Of The Blitz
Sleeve date: September 1963 / EMI Vault date: September 3, 1963
This was a huge seller in Canada in both mono and stereo formats and the LP was kept on catalogue through the 1970s and possibly the 1980s as the LP was re-issued on the orange and purple labels. More interestingly, Capitol Canada issued a follow-up LP entitled «More Hits Of The Blitz» on the Studio Two label in May 1967 (STAW-15027) and the back of this LP has been modified from its UK format to include a picture and track listing for the 6041 Canadian release which perhaps was an indication that by 1967 EMI in the UK was attempting to opt for worldwide consistency.
(S)T-6042	Victor Silvester	Victor Silvester In France
Sleeve date: September 1963 / EMI Vault date: September 3, 1963
T-6043	Cliff Richard & The Shadows	Living Doll
Sleeve date: September 1963 / EMI Vault date: September 3, 1963
(S)T-6044	Frank Bogart	Steppin’ In Society
Sleeve date: October 1963 / EMI Vault date: September 30, 1963
(S)T-6045	Ross Smith	Laugh Of The Party
EMI Vault date: September 30, 1963
(S)T-6046	Rolf Harris	Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport
Sleeve date: October 1963 / EMI Vault date: September 30, 1963 - Mono copies were issued with loose plastic wrap and the early red and white Angel, Pathe, Capitol inner sleeve
T-6047	BBC (various comedy*)	That Was The Week That Was
EMI Vault date: September 30, 1963 - David Frost, Millicent Martin, Lance Percival, Roy Kinnear, etc. (BBC Television show of the time)
(S)T-6048	Dr. William McCauley	Show Stoppers From O’Keefe Centre
EMI Vault date: October 15, 1963 - I have come across copies mono and stereo formats of this LP in the loose plastic bag wrap which is consistent with the outer LP wrapping being used through to the summer of 1964 ( eg rather than shrink-wrapped with cellophane).
T-6049	Rich Little	Scrooge And The Stars
Sleeve date: November 1963 / EMI Vault date: November 25, 1963
T-6050	Harry Douglas & The Deep River Boys	Presenting
EMI Vault date: December 30, 1963
T-6051	The Beatles	Beatlemania! with The Beatles
Sleeve date: November 1963 / EMI Vault date: December 2, 1963
According to Barry Norris, Toronto:
After listening to Tom Charrington play «Roll Over Beethoven» from the «new» Beatles LP on his CKGM 980 radio show on a Friday evening, Barry Norris went down the next day (eg Saturday morning) to the Woolworths store on Queen Mary Road in Montreal where he claims he saw the Beatlemania Capitol 6000 Lp and inspected it to see what the fuss was all about. Incredibly, this was the Saturday BEFORE President John F. Kennedy was assassinated (November 22/23, 1963), meaning that this Lp had been released in Montreal before the December 2, 1963 «official vault record» release date. Barry would bet a «million dollars» on this date if he had the million available !
Bruce Spizer, the Beatles researcher from New Orleans, calls this the «time compression» factor.
The first three Beatles LPs issued by Canadian Capitol (6051, 6054, and 6063) were re-issued at least 6 times between the early 1960s and the mid-1980s using the black/rainbow, black/rainbow with brackets around the word Canada on the label perimeter print, red target (early 1970s), orange (mid-1970s), purple (late 1970s), and finally a «retro» black/rainbow label (early 1980s). Later re-issues post the mid-1970s used an «ST» prefix to denote «stereo».
T-6052	The Shadows	Dance On With The Shadows
Sleeve date: February 1964 / EMI Vault date: February 3, 1964
T-6053	Helen Shapiro	Helen Shapiro In Nashville
Sleeve date: February 1964 / EMI Vault date: February 3, 1964
T-6054	The Beatles	Twist And Shout
Sleeve date: February 1964 / EMI Vault date: February 3, 1964

Also, pictures and track listings of the Capitol of Canada Beatles LPs Twist And Shout and Long Tall Sally were advertised on the rear sleeves of two Capitol USA compilation LPs that were given a release in Canada during 1964 (no stereo copies are known) which make these two LPs unique to Canada:

(S)T-6055	Mrs. Mills w/ Geoff Love	Everybody’s Welcome At Mrs. Mills Party
Sleeve date: February 1964 / EMI Vault date: February 3, 1964 - Rainbow, heavy shrink wrap with one inch seem, brown/white inner. Rre-issued later in stereo-only on the red target and orange labels.
T-6056	Andy Stewart	North Of The Border
EMI Vault date: February 3, 1964
(S)W-6057	Margaret Ann Ireland	Plays Villa-Lobos & Granados
Sleeve date: November 1963 / EMI Vault date: December 16, 1963
(S)W-6058	Margaret Ann Ireland	Plays Schubert & Rachmaninoff
EMI Vault date: December 16, 1963
(S)T-6059	Vera Lynn	The Wonderful Vera
Sleeve date: March 1964 / EMI Vault date: March 2, 1964
(S)T-6060	Victor Silvester	Victor Silvester’s Sing And Dance Party
EMI Vault date: March 2, 1964
T-6061	Billy J. Kramer W/ The Dakotas	Listen To
Sleeve date: March 1964 / EMI Vault date: March 2, 1964
T-6062	The Dave Clark Five	Session With The Dave Clark Five
EMI Vault date: April 13, 1964
T-6063	The Beatles	Long Tall Sally
Sleeve date: May 1964 / EMI Vault date: April 27, 1964
(S)T-6064	Ron Goodwin	Elizabethan Serenade
Sleeve date: April 1964 / EMI Vault date: April 13, 1964 - Re-issued in the 1970s on olive green and orange labels, then as SM-6064 Stereo, on the yellow Capitol «budget» label. The last 2 songs on side 2 of the Ron Goodwin LP are both written by George Martin and are credited to «EMI recording manager George Martin»; «Elizabeth And Essex Love Theme»(2:32) and «Serenade To Double Scotch» (2:43). Both of these instrumentals carry that unique backing sound that was lent to so many classic Beatles songs
(S)W-6065	Margaret Ann Ireland	Plays Music Of Polish Masters (Chopin)
Sleeve date: May 1964 / EMI Vault date: May 19, 1964
(S)W-6066	Paul Brodie	The Saxophone In Concert
Sleeve date: May 1964 / EMI Vault date: May 19, 1964
(S)T-6067	Cliff Richard	It’s All In The Game
Sleeve date: May 1964 / EMI Vault date: May 19, 1964 - Capitol’s vault records indicate a stereo release.
T-6068	The Dave Clark Five	Bits And Pieces
Sleeve date: May 1964 / EMI Vault date: May 11, 1964
T-6069	The Swinging Blue Jeans	Hippy Hippy Shake
Sleeve date: June 1964 / EMI Vault date: May 25, 1964
T-6070	Gerry & The Pacemakers	I’m The One !
Sleeve date: May 1964 / EMI Vault date: May 4, 1964. Sealed in a loose plastic wrap.
(S)T-6071	The York University Choir, Conducted By William McCauley	From Bach To Rock
Sleeve date: June 1964 / EMI Vault date: June 1, 1964
T-6072	Andy Stewart	Scottish Soldier
Sleeve date: August 1964 / EMI Vault date: August 10, 1964 - feat. «Doonald Wheres Your Troosers»
T-6073	The Hollies	Stay With The Hollies
Sleeve date: July 1964 / EMI Vault date: July 20, 1964
(S)T-6074	Larry Dubin’s Big Muddys	At The Ports Of Call
EMI Vault date: August 10, 1964
T-6075	The Esquires	Introducing The Esquires
Sleeve date: August 1964 / EMI Vault date: August 10, 1964 - The Esquires are an Ottawa-based band!
T-6076	The Luton Girls Choir	Best Loved Songs
EMI Vault date: July 20, 1964
JAO-6077	Ann Stephens, etc. (children)	Alice In Wonderland And Through The Looking Glass
EMI Vault date: July 20, 1964
T-6078	Various Caribbean Artists	Caribbean Treasure Chest
EMI Vault date: October 5, 1964
T-6079	The Shadows	Shindig With The Shadows
Sleeve date: September 1964 / EMI Vault date: September 8, 1964
T-6080	Various Artists	Smashin’-Smashers From England
Sleeve date: June 1964 / EMI Vault date: June 15, 1964 - A great «Beat» collection but The Beatles are conspicuous in their absence !
T-6081	Cliff Richard & The Shadows	Wonderful Life
b> EMI Vault date: September 8, 1964
(S)T-6082	Mrs. Mills & Russ Conway	Let’s Have A Party
Sleeve date: September 1964 / EMI Vault date: September 8, 1964
T-6083	The Dave Clark Five	On Stage With The Dave Clark Five
Sleeve date: September 1964 / EMI Vault date: September 14, 1964
(S)T-6084	Matt Monro	Great Songs From The Movies
Sleeve date: November 1964 / EMI Vault date: November 2, 1964
T-6085	Freddie And The Dreamers	Just For You
Sleeve date: October 1964 / EMI Vault date: October 5, 1964 - Capitol’s vault records use the title «I Love You Baby
(S)T-6086	Ron Goodwin	The Smooth Sounds Of Ron Goodwin
Sleeve date: November 1964 / EMI Vault date: November 2, 1964
T-6087	Lucio Agostini	Action With Agostini
EMI Vault date: January 4, 1965 - All Canadian composers; jazz orchestra includes Moe Koffman, Peter Appleyard, Guido Basso,etc. There are two different covers for this album, the white ones seems to have been issued first.

END OF USE OF LOOSE PLASTIC BAG WRAP FOR NON-FOLD OPEN SLEEVES AND START OF SHRINK-WRAP

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(S)T-6088	Parsons And Poole	Play Brahms
EMI Vault date: October 5, 1964 - Dual-pianists
T-6089	Various Artists	Your Favourite TV And Radio Themes
EMI Vault date: October 5, 1964
T-6090	Various Artists	Ebony In Rythem
EMI Vault date: September 14, 1964 - Capitol’s vault records list this LP’s title as «Ebony In Rhythm». This is a Montreal-based, Caribbean revue
T-6091	Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas	Top Twelve Hits
Sleeve date: October 1964 / EMI Vault date: October 5, 1964 - Capitol’s vault records have the title «Little Children»
T-6092	The Animals	The House Of The Rising Sun
Sleeve date: September 1964 / EMI Vault date: September 21, 1964 - A sealed copy of T-6092 was located in May 2000 which has the loose plastic wrap
(D)T-6093	Manfred Mann	The Five Faces Of Manfred Mann
Sleeve date: October 1964 / EMI Vault date: November 2, 1964 - Same sleeve as the British HMV release. This LP was later re-issued in Duophonic stereo as DT-6093, possibly sometime in 1966. There is a much rarer "Duophonic" DT-6093 stereo issue from 1967 which is rarley seen. It was made in very small quantities and is extremely rare.
T-6094	Mrs. Mills	It’s Party Time
EMI Vault date: November 2, 1964. This is the orange label 1970s reissue
(S)T-6095	Tony Osborne	Nights To Remember
EMI Vault date: January 4, 1965
T-6096	Ken Jones	Music Of Galt McDermott
EMI Vault date: February 1, 1965
T-6097	David Curry	My Ireland Volume II
Sleeve date: January 1965 / EMI Vault date: January 4, 1965
T-6098	Robert Wilson	Tribute To Robert Wilson
Sleeve date: January 1965 / EMI Vault date: January 4, 1965
T-6099	Various Artists	Holiday In Italy
EMI Vault date: February 1, 1965
T-6100	Vera Lynn	Among My Souvenirs
EMI Vault date: February 1, 1965 . This LP was wrapped in a tight shrink.
T-6101	Adam Faith & The Roulettes	It’s Alright
Sleeve date: March 1965 / EMI Vault date: March 1, 1965
T-6102	Manfred Mann	The Manfred Mann Return
Sleeve date: March 1965 / EMI Vault date: March 1, 1965 - Capitol’s vault records use the title «5-4-3-2-1» for this LP and they also have the same T-6102 number assigned to a Hollies LP entitled «We’re Through»
T-6103	The Dave Clark Five	Across Canada
EMI Vault date: January 11, 1965 - Capitol’s vault records use the title «Coast To Coast With Dave Clark Five» like USA Epic
T-6104	Bob Whitney	It’s Dance Time
EMI Vault date: February 1, 1965 - from Ottawa Valley
T-6105	Ed Allen (TV Fitness Show)	It’s Ed Allen Time
Sleeve date: January 1965 / EMI Vault date: January 4, 1965 - Capitol’s vault records use the title «The Ed Allen Exercise Album»
KAO-6106	Cliff Richard	The Cliff Richard Souvenir Album
EMI Vault date: February 1, 1965 - Deluxe, fold-open cover
T-6107	Gerry & The Pacemakers	Gerry’s Second Album
EMI Vault date: January 11, 1965
(S)T-6108	Malka & Joso	Introducing
Sleeve date: January 1965 / EMI Vault date: December 21, 1964 - Canadian duo. Rainbow label, laminated front slick, like the «Best Of Sellers» Canadian Angel LP
(S)T-6109	Matt Monro	Walk Away
Sleeve date: February 1965 / EMI Vault date: January 11, 1965 - Vault record release date is 1/11/64
(S)T-6110	Pepe Jaramillo	The Latin World Of Pepe Jaramillo
Sleeve date: March 1965
T-6111	Gerry & The Pacemakers	Ferry Cross The Mersey
Sleeve date: March 1965 / EMI Vault date: March 1, 1965 - Also includes tracks by The George Martin Orchestra, The Fourmost, and Cilla Black
T-6112	Paddy Butler	Paddy Butler’s Ceili Dance
EMI Vault date: January 18, 1965 - Capitol’s vault records use the title «Paddy Butler’s Cork Dances»
T-6113	History document	The State Funeral Of Sir Winston Churchill
EMI Vault date: March 1, 1965
(S)KAO 6114	Jimmie Haskell, etc.	Sing A Song With The Beatles
EMI Vault date: April 12, 1965 - A Tower release in the USA, instrumental backgrounds, fold-open cover
NOTE: This was not a Beatles «vocal-less» record like The Beach Boys «Stack-O-Tracks» LP (DKAO-2893) that was issued by Capitol in 1968. In spite of the cover photos and titling which make this look like an official Beatles release, this is not The Beatles at all; the LP was made by a group of Tower (US Capitol subsidiary) studio musicians conducted by Jimmie Haskell; the music was also transcribed by Jimmie Haskell. The listener is asked to sing along to the instrumental backing and the lead vocal part is handled by an organ ( perhaps EARLY KARAOKE !). This was the first LP release on Tower in the US.
In Canada, the LP was issued with a loose plastic wrap around a special fold-open cover. The mono issue came with no paper inner sleeve
T-6115	Jack London & The Sparrows	Jack London & The Sparrows
Sleeve date: April 1965 / EMI Vault date: April 12, 1965
T-6116	The Dave Clark Five	Encores!
EMI Vault date: April 12, 1965
T-6117	Rolf Harris	All Together Now - Fun Songs For Everyone
Sleeve date: May 1965 / EMI Vault date: May 17, 1965 - Re-issued in 70s on orange label
T-6118	Various Artists	More Smashin’-Smashers
Sleeve date: May 1965 / EMI Vault date: May 17, 1965
T-6119	Chad And Jeremy	What Do You Want With Me
EMI Vault date: May 17, 1965
T-6120	Wes Dakus with The Rebels	The Wes Dakus with The Rebels Album
Sleeve date: September 1965 / EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
T-6121	Freddie And The Dreamers	In Orbit
Sleeve date: May 1965 / EMI Vault date: May 17, 1965
T-6122	Georgie Fame	Fame At Last, Featuring Yeah, Yeah
Sleeve date: May 1965 / EMI Vault date: May 17, 1965 - Capitol’s vault records use the title «Yeh Yeh»
(S)W-6123	The Toronto Symphony/Susskind	Morawez,Matton
EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
(S)T-6124	Tommy Steele	So This Is Broadway
Sleeve date: August 1965 / EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
(S)W-6125	Joan Hammond	On Wings Of Song
EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
(S)T-6126	Chad & Jeremy, John Barry	John Barry Meets Chad And Jeremy
EMI Vault date: July 26, 1965
T-6127	The Arrows	Apache 65
EMI Vault date: July 26, 1965 - A Tower USA release
(S)T-6128	Andy Stewart	Campbeltown Loch
EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
(S)T-6129	Malka & Joso	Mostly Love Songs
EMI Vault date: July 26, 1965 - Canadian duo
T-6130	Freddie And The Dreamers	Ready Freddie Go
Sleeve date: July 1965 / EMI Vault date: July 26, 1965 - The LP title is a variation on «Ready Steady Go!», the British pop television sho
(S)T-6131	Matt Monro	Start Living
Sleeve date: August 1965 / EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
T-6132	Soundtrack	Songs From The Movie Seaside Swingers
EMI Vault date: August 30,1965 - Freddie & The Dreamers, Grazina Frame, etc.; much different sleeve to USA Tower LP
T-6133	Claude Ciari	La Playa
Sleeve date: July 1965 / EMI Vault date: July 26, 1965 - France, 12-string guitar
T-6134	Sounds Incorporated	Sounds Incorporated
Sleeve date: August 1965 / EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965 - Rear sleeve tie in with Beatles 2nd. tour of Canada in the summer of 1965. Kent,UK group played brass backing on The Beatles «Good Morning» Sgt. Pepper track. LP issued with black text on pink sticker referencing Beatles tour. Only a few of these Lps featured the Beatles sticker.
(S)T-6135	Frank Ifield	Portrait In Song
Sleeve date: August 1965 / EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
(S)T-6136	Pepe Jaramillo	The Romantic World Of
EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
T-6137	The Dave Clark Five	Having A Wild Weekend
Sleeve date: August 1965 / EMI Vault date: August 30, 1965
T-6138	Ian Whitcomb	You Turn Me On
EMI Vault date: July 26, 1965 - Tower USA
T-6139	The Yardbirds	Heart Full Of Soul
Sleeve date: September 1965 / EMI Vault date: September 6, 1965 - Later Yardbirds LP sleeves show a stereo number for this but the vault records only show a mono release; no stereo copies have surfaced to date) (Capitol’s vault records use the title «For Your Love»
T-6140	Billy J. Kramer	Trains And Boats And Planes
Sleeve date: October 1965 / EMI Vault date: October 4, 1965
T-6141	The Kirkintilloch Childrens Choir	The Wonderful Songs Of ...
Sleeve date: November 1965 / EMI Vault date: November 1, 1965 - Sleeve note by Douglas Campbell, host of Highland Memories Show, CKLB Oshawa
T-6142	Various Artists	Folk Songs Italianissimo
EMI Vault date: September 6, 1965 - Vault release date shows 9/6/66
T-6143	The Hollies	In The Hollies Style
Sleeve date: October 1965 / EMI Vault date: October 4, 1965
(S)T-6144	The Shadows	The Sound Of The Shadows
Sleeve date: October 1965 / EMI Vault date: October 4, 1965
T-6145	Robert Wilson	Down In The Glen - The Favourite Songs Of Robert Wilson
Sleeve date: November 1965 / EMI Vault date: November 1, 1965 - SCOTTISH SINGER
(S)T-6146	Richard Anthony	Sings In English
Sleeve date: Novembre 1965 / EMI Vault date: November 1, 1965
T-6147	Dick Curless	A Tombstone Every Mile
EMI Vault date: October 4, 1965
(S)T-6148	Claude Ciari	Sensational
Sleeve date: October 1965 / EMI Vault date: October 4, 1965 - 12-string guitar
(S)T-6149	Cliff Richard	Love Is Forever
Sleeve date: November 1965 / EMI Vault date: November 1, 1965
(S)T-6150	Dick Kallman	Hank Sings!
EMI Vault date: November 1, 1965 - From NBC show Hank
(S)T-6151	Mrs. Mills w/ Geoff Love	Another Party With Mrs. Mills!
Sleeve date: December 1965 / EMI Vault date: December 3, 1965

In April, 1966, LP label perimeter print was modified to include the word Canada in parenthesis. Between April 4, 1966 (Matt Monro LP 6157) and June 6, 1966 ( Hollies LP 6152), the «brackets» were being introduced while some LPs were still being issued using up old label stock with no brackets).

T-6152	The Hollies	Look Through Any Window
Sleeve date: June 1966 / EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966 - Capitol’s vault records use the title «I Can’t Let Go»
T-6153	The Dave Clark Five	The Hits of The Dave Clark Five
Sleeve date: January 1966 / EMI Vault date: January 3, 1966 - Re-issued on the red target label in 1971
T-6154	Tom Jones, Johnny Rivers, Freddie & The Dreamers	Three At The Top
Sleeve date: January 1966 / EMI Vault date: January 3, 1966 - Tower USA
(D)T-6155	Gerry & The Pacemakers	The Hits Of Gerry & The Pacemakers
Sleeve date: January 1966 / EMI Vault date: January 3, 1966
(S)T-6156	Manuel	Music Of The Mountains
Sleeve date: January 1966 / EMI Vault date: January 3, 1966
(S)T-6157	Matt Monro	As Long As I’m Singing
EMI Vault date: April 4, 1966
T-6158	The Staccatos	Initially
EMI Vault date: January 3, 1966 - Laminated front sleeve
T-6159	The Swinging Blue Jeans	Don’t Make Me Over
Sleeve date: June 1966 / EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966 - «Gerry Miskolczi discussed the rarity of this LP with producer Paul White. Paul told him that by the time that Capitol had issued this LP in the summer of 1966, the whole British Invasion had been supplanted by the good vibration sounds of The Beach Boys as well as the new sounds of Dylan, The Byrds, The Lovin Spoonful, and The Mamas And The Papas. The Swinging Blue Jeans looked very dated. This second album by the Swinging Blue Jeans «bombed» upon release and most copies were returned directly to Capitol where they were destroyed. This album, therefore, is particularly rare.»
(D)T-6160	Dean Martin	The Lush Years
Sleeve date: January 1966 / EMI Vault date: January 10, 1966
T-6161	Downliners Sect	The New ‘In’ Sound Country Rock!
Sleeve date: February 1966 / EMI Vault date: January 31, 1966 - Capitol’s vault records use the title «The Country Rock Sound Of The Downliner’s Sect»
(D)T-6162	The Dave Clark Five	Instrumental Album
EMI Vault date: May 2, 1966
T-6163	Rolf Harris	The Man With The Microphone
Sleeve date: February 1966 / EMI Vault date: January 31, 1966
T-6164	Barry Allen	Goin’ Places
EMI Vault date: March 4, 1966
(S)T-6165	Ken Dodd	Presenting…
Sleeve date: February 1966 / EMI Vault date: January 31, 1966
(S)T-6166	The Yardbirds	Having A Rave Up
EMI Vault date: March 7, 1966 - Much different cover than the USA Epic release with same track order
T-6167	The Dave Clark Five	I Like It Like That / Over And Over
Sleeve date: February 1966 / EMI Vault date: March 7, 1966
KAO 6168	The Big Town Boys	The Big Town Boys
EMI Vault date: March 7, 1966 - Fold-open
(S)T-6169	Malka And Joso	Jewish Songs
EMI Vault date: March 14, 1966
(S)T-6170	Arthur Wilkinson & His Orchestra, The Barock-And-Roll Ensemble, Valkyrie & The Rhine Maidens	Beatle Cracker Suite, Ein Kleine Beatle Musik, On The Bayreuth Beat
Sleeve date: April 1966 / EMI Vault date: April 4, 1966 - issued by EMI as two separate EPs in the UK. Classical send-ups of the Beatles music. The stereo sleeve states it was recorded in stereo and duophonic, but the catalogue number still remains as "ST" rather than "DT" like other completely duophonic albums.
T-6171	Newman Centre Troubadors	The Canticle Of The Gift
EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966 - Rainbow
(S)T-6172	The Sunrays	Andrea
EMI Vault date: April 4, 1966 - Tower release
(D)T-6173	Dean Martin	Relaxin’
Sleeve date: May 1966 / EMI Vault date: May 2, 1966 - Tower release
T-6174	Dick Curless	Travellin’ Man
EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966 - Tower release
(S)T-6175	Mrs. Mills	Especially For You
Sleeve date: May 1966 / EMI Vault date: May 2, 1966 - Capitol’s vault records only show a MONO release; later ST re-issue on Olive green label
(S)T-6176	Frank Ifield	Call Her Your Sweetheart
Sleeve date: April 1967 / EMI Vault date: April 3, 1967 - Rainbow
T-6177	Gary Buck	Stepping Into The Picture
EMI Vault date: September 6, 1966
(S)T-6178	Vince Hill	Have You Met Vince Hill?
EMI Vault date: September 6, 1966
(S)T-6179	The Mike Sammes Singers	The Start Of Something Big
Sleeve date: May 1966 / EMI Vault date: May 2, 1966 - Vocal group that provided background «ooh ahs» on The Beatles magnum opus «I Am The Walrus»; Capitol issued their «Sounds Sensational»LP on Studio Two STAW 15006 in July 1966
T-6180	The Dave Clark Five	At The Scene
Sleeve date: June 1966 / EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966

From here on, all LP label perimeter print has brackets around the word Canada

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(S)T-6181	Gerry & The Pacemakers	Today !
Sleeve date: January 1967 / EMI Vault date: January 2, 1967
T-6182	Robbie Lane & The Disciples	It’s Happening
Sleeve date: September 1966 / EMI Vault date: September 26, 1966
(S)T-6183	The Merrymen feat. Emile Straker	Caribeat With The Merrymen
Sleeve date: June 1966 / EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966 - Re-issued in the mid 1970s on the brown EMI label
T-6184	Cliff Richard	Blue Turns To Grey
EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966
T-6185	Diane Leigh	Shadows Of Your Heart
Sleeve date: October 1966 / EMI Vault date: October 24, 1966 - Rainbow label
T-6186	Dick Curless & Kay Adams	A Devil Like Me
EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966 - Tower release
T-6187	Manfred Mann	Mann Made
EMI Vault date: June 6, 1966 - Same cover as British HMV issue
(S)T-6188	Claude Ciari	Merci Cheri
Sleeve date: October 1966 / EMI Vault date: October 3, 1966
T-6189	Barry Allen	Lovedrops
Sleeve date: June 1966 / EMI Vault date: June 27, 1966
T-6190	Mae West	Way Out West
EMI Vault date: June 27, 1966 - Tower release. Some copies have the glossy 4-page insert that was issued with the USA Tower Lp of the same name.
T-6191	Ketty Lester	When A Woman Loves A Man
EMI Vault date: September 6, 1966
(S)T-6192	Milo	Hocus Pocus, Introducing The Hit Trumpet Of Milo
EMI Vault date: October 3, 1966
T-6193	Rolf Harris	At The Cave
Sleeve date: October 1966 / EMI Vault date: November 28, 1966 - Mono only; recorded live in December 1965 at The Cave Theatre Restaurant, Vancouver, B.C.
(S)T-6194	Cliff Richard	Kinda Latin
Sleeve date: October 1966 / EMI Vault date: October 3, 1966
T-6195	The Hollies	Bus Stop
Sleeve date: November 1966 / EMI Vault date: November 7, 1966
(D)T-6196	The Dave Clark Five	More Hits
Sleeve date: April 1967 / EMI Vault date: April 3, 1967
T-6197	Georgie Fame	Get Away
EMI Vault date: November 7, 1966 - Similar to UK LP «Sweet Things», Paul Shaffer bought this LP upon Canadian release!
T-6198	Various Artists	Sounds Great Volume One
Sleeve date: April 1967 / EMI Vault date: April 3, 1967 - Sampler of current British Invasion artists like Yardbirds, etc.
T-6199	Manfred Mann	Soul Of Mann, Instrumental Hits
Sleeve date: April 1967 / EMI Vault date: April 3, 1967 - Similar cover to British HMV issue
T-6200	Lyn & Graham McCarthy	Bitter And Sweet
Sleeve date: June 1967 / EMI Vault date: May 29, 1967 - UK folk duo produced by David Paramor who also performed at Expo 67; some arrangements by Mike Vickers
(S)T-6201	Mario Patron	Mexican Brass
EMI Vault date: September 6, 1966
(S)T-6202	The Yardbirds	Over, Under, Sideways, Down
Sleeve date: September 1966 / EMI Vault date: no release date - Different tracks & sleeve to USA Epic LP; photo includes Jeff Beck & Jimmy Page line-up
(S)T-6203	Roy Clark	Live
EMI Vault date: February 6, 1967 - Tower 5055
T-6204	The Crusaders	Make A Joyful Noise With Drums & Guitars
EMI Vault date: February 6, 1967 - Tower release
(S)T-6205	18th. Century Concepts	In The 20th. Century Bag
EMI Vault date: March 6, 1967 - Covers 60s hits w/ Eleanor Rigby
(S)T-6206	Dean Martin	Happy In Love
EMI Vault date: January 2, 1967 - Tower 5036
(S)T-6207	The Yardbirds	Little Games
Sleeve date: September 1967 / EMI Vault date: September 4, 1967 - Same cover as USA Epic. Early state covers incorrectly spell «Manufactured» as «Mamufactured» on the rear sleeve
(D)T-6208	Soundtrack	The Wild Angels
EMI Vault date: September 6, 1966 - Davie Allen And The Arrows. Tower T5043
T-6209	Ian Whitcomb	Mod, Mod Music Hall
EMI Vault date: November 7, 1966 - Tower T5042
(S)T-6210	The Hollies	Stop! Stop! Stop!
EMI Vault date: January 2, 1967 - Banner STEREO
T-6211	Various Artists	Sounds Great Volume Two
Sleeve date: April 1967 / EMI Vault date: April 3, 1967 - Second volume; see T-6198; no stereo, green cover
(S)T-6212	Andy Stewart & Friends	At The White Heather Club
EMI Vault date: April 3, 1967
(S)T-6213	The Manhattan Strings	Play Hits Made Famous By The Monkees
EMI Vault date: April 3, 1967 - Same as Tower USA release
(D)T-6214	Soundtrack	Wild Angels Volume II
EMI Vault date: May 1, 1967 - Tower T5056
(S)T-6215	Soundtrack	Thunder Alley
EMI Vault date: May 1, 1967 - Tower T5902
(S)T-6216	Band Of The Royal Horse Guards	Band Of The Royal Horse Guards
EMI Vault date: May 1, 1967
T-6217	Dick Curless	All Of Me Belongs To You
EMI Vault date: May 1,1967 - Tower T5066
T-6218	The Arrows	Blues Theme
EMI Vault date: May 15, 1967 - Tower T5078
(D)T-6219	Soundtrack	Devil’s Angels
EMI Vault date: May 15, 1967 - Tower T5074
(S)T-6220	The Dave Clark Five	You’ve Got What It Takes
Sleeve date: September 1967 / EMI Vault date: September 4, 1967
(S)KAO-6221	V/A,Chris «Laugh-In» Beard	Canada Observed
EMI Vault date: June 12, 1967 - Comedy,gatefold
(S)T-6222	Gilbert Becaud	Mon Amour
EMI Vault date: July 24, 1967
(S)T-6223	Vince Hill	Edelweiss
EMI Vault date: June 12, 1967
(S)T-6224	Cliff Richard	In A Mod Mood
Sleeve date: July 1967 / EMI Vault date: July 24, 1967
(S)T-6225	Andy Stewart	On Stage
EMI Vault date: July 24, 1967
(S)T-6226	Lee Gagnon	La Jazztek
EMI Vault date: June 12, 1967
Billboard Magazine - August 12, 1967 page 59 and page 60
(S)T-6227	Frank Ifield	You Came Along
Sleeve date: July 1967 / EMI Vault date: September 4, 1967
(D)T-6228	The Hollies	The Hits Of The Hollies
Sleeve date: July 1967 / EMI Vault date: July 24, 1967 Re-issued in the 1970s on the Olive green label – probably at the same time as re-issue of 6229 below, on the red target and on the orange label.
(D)T-6229	The Yardbirds	The Hits Of The Yardbirds
Sleeve date: October 1967 / EMI Vault date: October 2, 1967 - First pressings of mono and stereo are on the black / rainbow label, a re-issue of DT-6229 appeared in late 1969 or early 1970 on the Olive green label
(D)T-6230	Manfred Mann	Mann Made Hits
EMI Vault date: September 4, 1967
(D)T-6231	Yvan Landry	Jazz En Liberte
EMI Vault date: January 2, 1968
(S)T-6232	The Shadows	Shadows 67
Sleeve date: September 1967 / EMI Vault date: September 4, 1967
T-6233	Kim Fowley	Love Is Alive And Well
EMI Vault date: July 24, 1967 - Tower release
T-6234	Casey Kasem	Astrology For Young Lovers
EMI Vault date: July 24,1967 - Sidewalk
T-6235	Gypsy Boots	Unpredictable
EMI Vault date: August 14,1967 - Sidewalk
(S)T-6236	Adamo	The Sensational Adamo
EMI Vault date: November 6, 1967
(S)T-6237	Documentary In Sound	The Makers Of History - Elizabeth The Great
EMI Vault date: September 18, 1967
(S)T-6238	Documentary In Sound	The Makers Of History Vol. 2 - King John And The Magna Carta
EMI Vault date: September 18, 1967
(S)T-6239	Documentary In Sound	The Makers Of History Vol. 3 - Abraham Lincoln
EMI Vault date: September 18, 1967
(S)T-6240	Documentary In Sound	The Makers Of History Vol. 4 - Oliver Cromwell
EMI Vault date: September 18, 1967
(D)T-6241	Soundtrack	Born Losers
EMI Vault date: October 2, 1967 - Tower 5082. American International Film, music by Terry Stafford, Billy Jack, Dave Allen & The Sidewalk Sounds
(S)T-6242	The Pink Floyd	The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
Mono copies feature a different mix to the stereo versions. Re-issued in stereo on the Olive green, orange, purple, and finally retro Black/rainbow labels
(S)T-6243	Documentary In Sound	Makers Of History - Napoleon & Wellington
EMI Vault date: September 18, 1967
T-6244	Peter Dawson	A Song For Everyone
EMI Vault date: November 6, 1967
(D)T-6245	The Hollies	Love N’ Flowers
Sleeve date: November 1967 / EMI Vault date: November 6, 1967
(S)T-6246	Soundtrack	The Trip
EMI Vault date: November 6, 1967 - Tower 5908, Stereo copy is a Compo pressing
(S)T-6247	Various	Have A Jewish Christmas
EMI Vault date: November 6, 1967 - Tower 5081
(S)T-6248	Toronto Festival Singers	Music Of Healy Willan
EMI Vault date: May 6, 1968 - Christmas Songs Of The XIV Century
T-6249	The Goons	Goon...But Not Forgotten
EMI Vault date: January 1, 1968 - Reissued in mono on the orange label in the mid 1970s, Modern Graphics sleeve
(S)T-6250	Frankie Laine	Memory Laine
EMI Vault date: January 1, 1968 - Tower 5092, Rainbow
(D)T-6251	Dean Martin	Dino - Like Never Before
EMI Vault date: January 1, 1968 - Tower 5059
(D)T-6252	The Arrows	Cycle-Delic Sounds
EMI Vault date: January 1, 1968 - Tower 5094
ST-6253	Lee Gagnon	Je Jazze
Sleeve date: November 1968 / EMI Vault date: November 4, 1968 *** first release in Stereo without a corresponding mono release, hence the «ST» prefix with no brackets
ST-6254	Frank Ifield	The Singer And The Song
EMI Vault date: June 3, 1968
ST-6255	The Main Attraction	And Now The Main Attraction
EMI Vault date: July 1, 1968 - Tower 5117
ST-6256	Eternity’s Children	Same
EMI Vault date: June 3, 1968 - Tower 5123
T-6257	Harry Nilsson	Spotlight On Nilsson
EMI Vault date: January 2, 1968 - Tower T5095
(S)T-6258	The Festival Singers Of Toronto, Elmer Iseler Conductor	Music By Poulenc, Somers, Russell, Beckwith»
EMI Vault date: January 2, 1968
(S)T-6259	Franck Pourcel	Live For Life
EMI Vault date: January 2, 1968
(S)T-6260	Claude Ciari	Mood Guitar
EMI Vault date: January 1, 1968
(S)T-6261	Winnipeg Orchestra	Light Canadian Orchestral Classics
EMI Vault date: February 5, 1968
(S)T-6262	Mr. Paul’s Party Band	Big Piano Beat
Sleeve date: January 1968 / EMI Vault date: February 5, 1968 - Paul Kuhn, German
ST-6263	Cliff Richard	All My Love
Sleeve date: August 1968 / EMI Vault date: October 7, 1968 - Rainbow label
(D)T-6264	Soundtrack (David Allan)	The Glory Stompers
EMI Vault date: February 5, 1968 - in the USA, this was released on Tower T5910, possibly only released in Duphonic.
(S)T-6265	The Dave Clark Five	Everybody Knows
Sleeve date: February 1968 / EMI Vault date: February 5, 1968
(S)T-6266	Simon Dupree & The Big Sound	Without Reservations
EMI Vault date: March 4, 1968 - Tower release
(S)T-6267	Frankie Vaughan	There Must Be A Way
EMI Vault date: March 4, 1968 - Rainbow label
ST-6268	Jake Holmes	The Above Ground Sound Of
EMI Vault date: March 4, 1968 - Tower 5079
DT-6269	Soundtrack	Mary Jane
EMI Vault date: April 1, 1968 - Tower T5911
ST-6270	Des O’Connor	When You’re Smiling
EMI Vault date: April 1, 1968
ST-6271	Franck Pourcel	Love Is Blue
Sleeve date: April 1968 / EMI Vault date: April 1, 1968 - Rainbow label
ST-6272	Dick Curless	Long Lonesome Road
EMI Vault date: May 6, 1968 - Tower T5108
ST-6273	Soundtrack	Psych Out
EMI Vault date: May 6, 1968 - Tower T5913
ST-6274	Soundtrack	Hell Cats
EMI Vault date: May 6, 1968 - Tower ST5124
ST-6275	Soundtrack	The Wild Racers
EMI Vault date: May 6, 1968 - Sidewalk ST5914
ST-6276	The Love Exchange	Same
EMI Vault date: June 3, 1968 - Tower ST5115
ST-6277	The Smoke	Same
EMI Vault date: June 3, 1968 - Sidewalk ST5912
ST-6278	Them (without Van Morrison)	Now And Them
EMI Vault date: June 3, 1968 - Tower ST5104
ST-6279	The Pink Floyd	A Saucerful Of Secrets
EMI Vault date: No release date - Re-issued in stereo on the olive green, red target, orange, purple, and finally retro Black/rainbow labels
ST-6280	Mrs. Mills	Summer Party
EMI Vault date: June 3, 1968 - Rainbow label
SN-6281	Ivan Romanoff Orchestra & Chorus	Continental Rhapsody (CBC)
Sleeve date: July 1968 / EMI Vault date: October 7, 1968 First rainbow label, then Red target label re-issue later
ST-6282	Franck Pourcel	La La La
EMI Vault date: August 5, 1968
ST-6283	Gary Buck	Tomorrow Today
EMI Vault date: February 10, 1969
SKAO-6284	Soundtrack	Wild In The Streets
EMI Vault date: No release date - gatefold, Tower SKAO5099
ST-6285	Vera Lynn	The Best Of Vera Lynn
EMI Vault date: August 5, 1968 - Another big seller; later re-issued on the olive green, red target, and orange labels. This LP was finally re-issued in the 1980s on the new dark-green «dome» Capitol label but with a non-6000 catalogue number as SN-66139; only the «Hits Of The Blitz» LP is advertised on the rear sleeve as all other 6000 LP references were removed. The front and rear covers are otherwise the same.
SN-6286	Bev Munro	Hello Operator
EMI Vault date: October 7, 1968
DT-6287	Andy Stewart	The Best Of Andy Stewart
EMI Vault date: August 5, 1968 - Later re-issued on the orange label in the mid 1970s and the yellow label in the late 70s
SN-6288	Jim Pirie	Soulero
EMI Vault date: September 3, 1968
SN-6289	Chicho Valle	Latin Lustre
EMI Vault date: September 3, 1968 - Rainbow label, brackets, CBC release, this band were the in-house band at Toronto’s fashionable Inn On The Park Hotel
SN-6290	The Jimmy Dale Adventure	Soft And Groovy
Sleeve date: August 1968 / EMI Vault date: September 3, 1968 - Rainbow label, brackets, CBC Jazz release. This was also issued as a CBC Transcription Disc.
SN-6291	The Carl Tapscott Singers	This Joyful Eastertide
EMI Vault date: February 10, 1969 - CBC
ST-6292	Franck Pourcel	The Way It Used To Be
EMI Vault date: July 1, 1969 - olive green
ST-6293	Matt Monro	Walk Softly Into Love
EMI Vault date: August 5, 1968
DT-6294	Rolf Harris	It’s A Rolf Harris World
EMI Vault date: July 1, 1968
ST-6295	Soundtrack	Angels From Hell
EMI Vault date: August 5, 1968 - Tower ST5128
ST-6296	The Arrows	Wild in the Streets
EMI Vault date: September 3, 1968 - US: Tower ST5139
SN-6297	The Carl Tapscott Singers	Carols For A Family Christmas
EMI Vault date: October 7, 1968 - CBC. Don Tapscott (Carl’s nephew) recalls that Carl had started his singing group during World War II with what was then billed as the «Meet The Navy Show». Don also suggests that Carl really wanted to be a baseball star but settled for a career in the entertainment industry. The Carl Tapscott Singers were very popular in Canada, having their very own half-hour show on CBC Radio.
ST-6298	Roslyn	Portrait Of Roslyn
EMI Vault date: No release date
SN-6299	Ivan Romanoff Orchestra & Chorus	Ukranian Rhapsody
EMI Vault date: March 1968 - Rainbow label, later Orange label re-issue, «Artistry In Music» series
ST-6300	Anne Shelton	Favourites
EMI Vault date: October 7, 1968
SN-6301	Wally Koster	Broadway Hit Parade
EMI Vault date: November 4, 1968 - CBC, Rainbow
ST-6302	Eternity’s Children	Timeless
EMI Vault date: November 4, 1968 - Tower ST514
ST-6303	Max Frost & The Troopers	The Shape Of Things To Come
EMI Vault date: November 4, 1968 - Rainbow label. Tower ST5147

END OF RAINBOW LABEL WITH EXCEPTIONS, START OF OLIVE GREEN TARGET LABEL

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ST-6304	Mother Tuckers Yellow Duck	Home Grown Stuff
EMI Vault date: August 4, 1969 - Olive green label
SKAO 6305	Brian Browne	The Letter
Jazz album. The EMI vault uses ST-6305
ST-6306	Various Soundtracks	Best Of The American International Soundtracks
EMI Vault date: November 4, 1968 - Tower ST5148
ST-6307	Claude Ciari	Mood Guitar Plays The World Hits
EMI Vault date: January 13, 1969
ST-6308	Mrs. Mills	16 Party Pieces
EMI Vault date: January 13, 1969 - Olive green label Rlater re-issued on the red target label and then the darker green label as SN-66038 and listed then as «A CAPITAL RE-ISSUE»
DT-6309	Various Artists	Carry On Laughing
EMI Vault date: September 1, 1969 - Olive green label UK comedy; Bernard Miles, Stanley Holloway, Arthur Askey, Richard Murdoch, Cicely Courtneidge, Cyril Richard
ST-6310	Franck Pourcel	Those Were The Days
EMI Vault date: January 13, 1969 - Olive green label
SN-6311	Louis Bannet	Autour Du Monde
Sleeve date: February 1969 / EMI Vault date: January 13, 1969 - Rainbow label
ST-6312	Chad And Jeremy	Soundtrack - Three In The Attic
EMI Vault date: April 7, 1969 - Black/rainbow label
ST-6313	Soundtrack	The Devil’s Eight
EMI Vault date: June 2, 1969 (US - Tower ST5160)
ST-6314	Mike And Brian	Warm On The Inside
EMI Vault date: June 2, 1969 (US - Tower ST5150)
SN-6315	Johnny Thorson	The Johnny Thorson Banjo Album
EMI Vault date: June 2, 1969
ST-6316	Soundtrack	Hell’s Belles
EMI Vault date: June 2, 1969 - (US - Sidewalk ST5919). Black/rainbow label, brackets around Canada on perimeter print, Compo pressing, music by Les Baxter. Logo on front cover has dome logo above 6000 logo in long vertical box. Last LP to have the 6000 series logo on the cover;

Capitol logo changed from DOME logo to round TARGET logo on LP covers, also the «6000 Series» logo is dropped at the same time

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ST-6317	Mrs. Mills	Back To The Roaring 20s With Mrs. Mills
EMI Vault date: November 3, 1969 - Olive green label, later Orange reissue
ST-6318	Pink Floyd	More
EMI Vault date: October 6, 1969 - Soundtrack - same cover / tracks as US Tower. Olive green label, , later re-issued in stereo on the orange, purple, and retro black/rainbow labels
SN-6319	The Dubliners	At Home With The Dubliners
EMI Vault date: October 20, 1969
ST-6320	Duane Davis	Reflections
EMI Vault date: August 4, 1969
ST-6321	Yvan Landry Quartet	Café Au Lait
EMI Vault date: October 6, 1969
ST-6322	Robert Jacobs / The Autumn People	Ray Bradbury’s Dark Carnival - Songs For A Sideshow Of The Mind
EMI Vault date: November 3, 1969 - Tower USA, olive green
ST-6323	The Festival Singers Of Canada, Elmer Iseler Conductor	Trumpets Of Summer
EMI Vault date: August 4, 1969
ST-6324	Peter Law & The Pacific	The Sound Of Peter Law & The Pacific
1970 - Canadian. vault records list this as by Peter Lawson/Sean Fagan
ST-6325	Soundtrack	Angel, Angel Down We Go
EMI Vault date: October 6, 1969 - Tower ST-5161. Music by Barry Mann, Cynthia Weill
ST-6326	Danny Doyle	Expressions Of Danny Doyle
EMI Vault date: September 1, 1969
ST-6327	The Patmacs	Open House
EMI Vault date: November 4, 1969
SKAO-6328	Edward Bear	Bearings
EMI Vault date: November 17, 1969
ST-6329	Danny Doyle	The Hits Of Danny Doyle
EMI Vault date: September 1, 1969
ST-6330	Anne Murray	This Way Is My Way
EMI Vault date: November 17, 1969 - Olive label. White text on black circular sticker «Includes Anne’s Million Seller ‘SNOWBIRD’», also a variation of the same sticker which says «Includes Anne’s International Hit ‘SNOWBIRD’». Two sleeves were used for this LP, the second version highlights the Snowbird hit
ST-6331	Valentino	Sounds Romantic
EMI Vault date: September 1, 1969 - Red target
ST-6332	Jerry Toth	Tell Me Now
EMI Vault date: September 1, 1969
ST-6333	Ivan Romanoff	Ukranian Christmas
EMI Vault date: October 4, 1969
ST-6334	The National Band Of The Canadian Armed Forces	Same
EMI Vault date: December 20, 1969
ST-6335	Bernard Braden	Reads Stephen Leacock
December 29, 1969
ST-6336	De Sade	Same
Tower ST5170, no release date given
ST-6337	Pierre Lalonde	The Young Years
Olive green label, no release date
ST-6338	Alan Scott	When I Needed A Woman
Tower ST5164, no release date
DT-6339	Paul Robeson	The Best Of Paul Robeson
EMI Vault date: December 29, 1969 - Olive green label, This LP was first issued as Duophonic on Olive green label, then re-issued mid-1970s on yellow label as SM-6339
ST-6340	Cliff Richard	Sincerely
EMI Vault date: December 29, 1969 - Olive green label

At the start of 1970, CRTC Canadian-content legislation passed in Canada; affects radio station play, etc - as a result, Capitol of Canada starts to focus on LP releases by Canadian artists like Anne Murray

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ST-6341	Andy Stewart	Sings Harry Lauder
EMI Vault date: March 2, 1970 - Olive green
ST-6342	Gunter Norris	I Got Rhythm
EMI Vault date: February 2, 1970
ST-6343	Franck Pourcel	Midnight Cowboy
EMI Vault date: February 2, 1970
ST-6344	Mae West	Same
EMI Vault date: March 2, 1970
ST-6345	B.C. Beefeater Band	Same
EMI Vault date: March 2, 1970
ST-6346	Donna Ramsay	Cool Green Waters
ST-6347	Gary Buck	Wayward Woman Of The World
EMI Vault date: May 1970
ST-6348	Gene MacLellan	T.C.I.T.M
EMI Vault date: April 1970 - Gene was a songwriter from Nova Scotia who wrote «Snowbird» for Anne Murray
SKAO-6349	Edward Bear	Eclipse
EMI Vault date: May 1970
ST-6350	Anne Murray	Honey, Wheat, And Laughter
EMI Vault date: May 1970 - Olive label. Some copies came issued with a Sounds Canadian sticker on the front shrink wrap. Black text on green circular sticker «Contains the Original Version PUT YOUR HAND IN THE HAND ST 6350
ST-6351	The Beatles	Let It Be (box set)
EMI vault records indicate ST but the actual box/LP sleeve release carry the catalogue number SOAL-6351 This is the fourth and RAREST Beatles LP release on the 6000 series. The LP was issued in Canada as a box set with tray, album, book, and sticker inside book re publishing credits. Box sold in shrink wrap with outer black and white sticker with record title, song titles, and reference to «160-page full color book». In the US, the LP was handled by United Artists and was limited to a fold open cover and no box or book
THIS WAS RELEASED ON THE APPLE LABEL, NOT THE CAPITOL LABEL !
«I recall going to see the weird and awkward double-bill of «On Her Majesties Secret Service (James Bond)» and «Let It Be» at the Mayfair Theatre near the Lansdowne Bridge on Bank Street in Ottawa sometime in 1970, possibly winter. After years of up-beat Beatles films such as A Hard Day’s Night, Help, Magical Mystery Tour, and Yellow Submarine, watching this new Beatles movie was a painful experience and the event was very much the «visual funeral» of the Fab Four. I watched all of OHMSS but left the «Let It Be» film (an apt title) before it ended ! I didn’t rush out to buy the SOAL-6351 soundtrack, even with the unique box-set packaging ...»
ST-6352	Mother Tuckers Yellow Duck	Starting A New Day
EMI Vault date: May 1970 - Olive green label
T-6353	The Goons	Goon Again
EMI Vault date: May 1970 - MONO only, Olive green label. Re-issued in mono on the orange label in the 1970s, Modern Graphics cover
ST-6354	Bobby Curtola	Changes
EMI Vault date: May 1970 - Olive green label
ST-6355	Vince Hill	Introducing Vince Hill
EMI Vault date: September 1970
SKAO-6356	Tommy Graham & Friends	Planet Earth
EMI Vault date: November 1970
ST-6357	Franck Pourcel	Impressions
EMI Vault date: January 1971 - Red target label
T-6358	Paul Robeson	Encore The Best Of Paul Robeson Volume Two
EMI Vault date: February 1971 - MONO only, Red target label
ST-6359	Anne Murray	Straight, Clean, And Simple
Olive green label. Black text on pink rectangle/sticker «Includes The Hit SING HIGH, SING LOW ST6359»
ST-6360	The Flame	Same
EMI Vault date: March 1971. This group The Flame was from South Africa and two of the members Ricky Fataar and Blondie Chaplin would link up with the Beach Boys in the early 1970s. You can see that this 6000 Series album from March 1971 features the Beach Boys Brother Records logo on the front cover at the bottom right. In fact, the album was produced in 1970 by Beach Boy Carl Wilson. Oddly connected to The Beatles, Ricky Fataar would also appear in The Rutles film "The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash".
ST-6361	Bobby Curtola	Curtola
EMI Vault date: March 22, 1971
ST-6362	Aarons And Ackley	Same
EMI Vault date: May 1971
ST-6363	Rolf Harris	Jake The Peg In Vancouver Town
EMI Vault date: September 1971 - Olive green label, re-issued on orange label, vault records list this LP title as «Jake The Peg»
ST-6364	Pepper Tree	You’re My People
EMI Vault date: September 1971 - Olive green label
ST-6365	Flying Circus	Prepared In Peace
EMI Vault date: October 1971 - Red target label
ST-6366	Anne Murray	Talk It Over In The Morning
EMI Vault date: September 1971 - Olive green label
ST-6367	Pierre Lalonde	Same
EMI Vault date: October 1971 - Red target label
ST-6368	The Goons	First Men On The Goon
EMI Vault date: October 1971 - Red target label
ST-6369	Rolf Harris	Instant Music
EMI Vault date: October 1971 - Red target label
ST-6370	Fergus	All The Right Noises
EMI Vault date: November 1971 - Red target label
ST-6371	Shirley Eikhard	Same
EMI Vault date: March 1972 - Red target label
ST-6372	Christopher Kearney	Christopher Kearney
EMI Vault date: Red target label, April 1972
ST-6373	John Keating & LSO	Conducts – Theme From Persuaders, Six Wives Of Henry VIII, etc.
EMI Vault date: April 1972 - Red target label
ST-6374	Original Cast	Harold Fielding’s London Production Of Showboat
EMI Vault date: April 1972 - Red target label – one copy found had August 1971 written on the back liner. Andre Jobin, Cleo Laine, Thom Carey, Kenneth Nelson, Derek Royle in the Oscar & Hammerstein musical
ST-6375	Franck Pourcel	San Remo ‘72
EMI Vault date: May 1972
ST-6376	Anne Murray	Annie
EMI Vault date: April 1972 - Red target label. Paul White is listed as Executive Producer, a «Canadian Capitol Production»
ST-6377	Fela Ransome-Kuti And The Africa ‘70 With Ginger Baker	Live
EMI Vault date: May 1972
ST-6378	Ronney Abramson	Ronney Abramson
EMI Vault date: October 1972
ST-6379	Aarons And Ackley	You And I
EMI Vault date: May 1972
ST-6380	Soundtrack (TBD)	Gone With The Wind
ST-6381	Mrs. Mills	Music Hall Party
EMI Vault date: September 1972 - Red target label. Later re-issue on orange label
ST-6382	Fergus	Town Of Fergus
EMI Vault date: November 1972 - Orange label
SKAO-6383	Flying Circus	Gypsy Road
EMI Vault date: October 1972 - Red target label, gatefold
ST-6384	Bob McBride	Butterfly Days
EMI Vault date: November 1972 - Orange label. Some copies were issued with a large colour poster – similar to front cover of LP
ST-6385	Vera Lynn	Favourite Sacred Songs
EMI Vault date: November 1972 - Orange label
SW-6386	The Beatles	Let It Be
No date provided, probably Nov 1972. This is a re-issue of the LP without the box, tray, and booklet (see ST-6351) This was the fifth and FINAL Beatles LP to be released on the 6000 series. The rear sleeve states «ORIGINALLY RELEASED AS SOAL-6351». As with SOAL-6351, this LP was issued on the dark green Apple label. It was re-issued later in the 1970s on the purple Capitol label.
ST-6387	Edward Bear	Last Song
EMI Vault date: December 4, 1972
ST-6388	Truck	Truck
EMI Vault date: March 13, 1973
ST-6389	New Potatoes	New Potatoes
EMI Vault date: January 6, 1973
ST-6390	Paul Kuhn /SFB Big Band	Berlin Big Band
EMI Vault date: June 1974
ST-6391	Flying Circus	TBD
EMI Vault date: February 1973
ST-6392	Christopher Kearney	Pemmican Stash
EMI Vault date: April 9, 1973
ST-6393	Anne Murray	Danny’s Song
EMI Vault date: April 9, 1973
ST-6394	Fela Ransome-Kuti And The Africa ‘70	Afrodisiac
EMI Vault date:May 14, 1973
SKAO-6395	Edward Bear	Close Your Eyes
EMI Vault date: June 4, 1973 - Orange label. Edward Bear combines forces with The Potatoes, another 6000 group - see ST-6389
ST-6396	Rolf Harris	You Name It
EMI Vault date: June 4, 1973
ST-6397	Bob McBride	Sea Of Dreams
EMI Vault date: November 6, 1973 - Orange label
ST-6398	Bill King	Goodbye Superdad
EMI Vault date: May 1973
ST-6399	Mandingo	The Primeval Rhythm Of Life
EMI Vault date: June 1973 - Orange label. Abbey Road session musicians try their best shot at sounding like «exotica»
ST-6400	Flying Circus	Last Laugh
EMI Vault date: September 1973
SO-6401	Soundtrack	The Selfish Giant
EMI Vault date: November 19, 1973
T-6402	Shawn Philips	First Impressions
EMI Vault date: November 19, 1973 - Mono only, orange label
ST-6403	Franck Pourcel	James Bond’s Greatest Hits
EMI Vault date: November 19, 1973
ST-6404	Mandingo	Sacrifice
EMI Vault date: January 7, 1974
ST-6405	Ron Goodwin	Spellbound
EMI Vault date: January 7, 1974 - Orange label. This was a Studio Two release; jacket notes by Ron Goodwin and Paul White
ST-6406	Liverpool Spinners	Liverpool Spinners
EMI Vault date: January 7, 1974
ST-6407	EM	Time Of Man
EMI Vault date: April 7, 1974
ST-6408	The Shadows	Rockin’ With Curly Leads
EMI Vault date: April 15, 1974 - Orange label
ST-6409	Anne Murray	Love Song
EMI Vault date: February 11, 1974 - Orange label, insert
ST-6410	Copperpenny	Fuse
EMI Vault date: October 1975
ST-6411	Mrs. Mills	Non Stop Honky Tonk Piano
EMI Vault date: October 1974 - Brown EMI label
T-6412	Shawn Philips	Favourite Things
EMI Vault date: August 12, 1974
ST-6413	Maneige	Maneige
EMI Vault date: February 10, 1975
ST-6414	Cockney Rebel	The Human Menagerie
EMI Vault date: March 11, 1974
ST-6415	Fusion Orchestra	Skeleton In Armour
EMI Vault date: August 12, 1974
MO-6416	Various	Children Talking
EMI Vault date: October 14, 1974
SO-6417	Soundtrack	The Little Mermaid
EMI Vault date: September 9, 1974
8XT-6418	Hugo Strasser	Und Sein Orchester
EMI Vault date: May 12, 1975 - * 8-track only
SKAO-6419	Justin Paige	Justin Paige
EMI Vault date: October 14, 1974 - Orange label, foldout
QL-6420	Mandingo III	A Story Of Survival
EMI Vault date: January 13, 1975 - Brown EMI label. «Recorded In Quadrophonic Sound» banner on front cover, all songs written by ex Manfred Mann reed player/bassist Mike Vickers
ST-6421	John Keating	Incorporated
EMI Vault date: September 9, 1974
ST-6422	Bill King	Dixie Peach
EMI Vault date: June 1974
ST-6423	Peter Donato	TBD
EMI Vault date: January 13, 1975
ST-6424	Christopher Kearney	Sweet Water
EMI Vault date: March 10, 1975
ST-6425	Anne Murray	Country
EMI Vault date: November 11, 1974 - Orange label. Effectively a «greatest hits» package based on her work up until that point
SO-6426	Soundtrack	The Happy Prince
EMI Vault date: November 11, 1974
ST-6427	Mrs. Mills	Hollywood Party
EMI Vault date: February 10, 1975 - Brown EMI label
ST-6428	Anne Murray	Highly Prized Possession
EMI Vault date: November 11,1974 - Orange label, insert sleeve with lyrics – sheet uses the USA EMI number not ST-6428
T-6429	The Goons	The Very Best Of The Goons
EMI Vault date: January 13, 1975 - Mono only, Brown EMI label
SKAO-6430	Sylvia Tyson	Woman’s World
EMI Vault date: June 9, 1975 - Orange label, gatefold
SM-6431	Brian Browne	Morning, Noon, & Night Time Too
EMI Vault date: August 11, 1975
SM-6432	Malka And Joso	Jewish Songs
EMI Vault date: August 11, 1975
SM-6433	Lee Gagnon	Discotheque
EMI Vault date: August 11, 1975
ST-6434	The Kings Singers	Keep On Changing
EMI Vault date: August 11, 1975 - Brown EMI label
ST-6435	Bette Davis	Miss Bette Davis
1976 - Brown EMI label, custom inner sleeve
ST-6436	Hugo Strasser	Once More With Feeling
EMI Vault date: November 8, 1975
ST-6437	Ann Mortifee	Baptism
EMI Vault date: January 12, 1976 - Brown EMI label
ST-6438	Maneige	Les Porches
EMI Vault date: November 10, 1975
ST-6439	Suzanne Stevens	Love’s The Only Game In Town
EMI Vault date: November 24, 1975 - Orange label. Crossed over from the Quebec market, Capitol had already issued the LP «En Route» on orange Capitol ST-70.032, 1974
ST-6440	Sandy Davis	Back On My Feet Again
EMI Vault date: November 10, 1975
ST-6441	Sylvia Tyson	Cool Wind From The North
EMI Vault date: September 1976 - Orange label. Also issued on 8-Track tape cartridge as 8XT-6441, standard black cardboard box with white print
ST-6442	Simon Park	Venus Fly Trap
EMI Vault date: March 8, 1976
ST-6443	Gonzalez	Our Only Weapon Is Our Music
EMI Vault date: March 8, 1976. UK funk group, brown EMI label
ST-6444	Various Artists	Hits Of The Mersey Era Volume 1
ST-6445	Cliff Richard	31st. Of February Street
EMI Vault date: September 13, 1976
ST-6446	Various Artists	Hits Of The Sixties
no release date
ST-6447	Various Artists	Disco Date
EMI Vault date: May 10, 1976
ST-6448	Pussycat	Smile
EMI Vault date: November 8, 1976
ST-6449	Gil Ventura	That’s The Way I Like It
February 14, 1977
ST-6450	The Albion Dance Band	The Prospect Before Us
EMI Vault date: May 9, 1977 - (UK Folk)
ST-6451	Rolf Harris	Turn On
EMI Vault date: September 14, 1976
ST-6452	Vera Lynn	In Nashville
EMI Vault date: August 8, 1977
ST-6453	Marshall Hain	Free Ride
EMI Vault date: August 8, 1977
ST-6454	Anne Murray	There’s A Hippo In My Tub
EMI Vault date: October 1978 - Purple label. Issued with special inner sleeve with printed lyrics, re-issued on LP as SN 16233 on the green Capitol dome re-issue label in the early 1980s (no insert), also re-issued on CD in the 1980s
ST-6455	Cliff Richard	TBD
release cancelled
STAO-6456	Kate Bush	Lionheart
EMI Vault date: December 1978 - Black/rainbow label
ST-6457	Mandingo	Savage Rite
EMI Vault date: January 1979
ST-6458	Matumbi	Seven Seals
EMI Vault date: January 1979
ST-6459	Long John Baldry	Baldry’s Out
EMI Vault date: February 12, 1979 - Purple label, Insert
ST-6460	Chas And Dave	Rockney
No release date - UK cockney duo
ST-6461	Cliff Richard	Rock & Roll Juvenile
EMI Vault date: September 1979
ST-6462	Pam Ayres	Some More Of Me Poems & Songs
subtitled "...live at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London". Harvest ST-6462 (yellow/green label). Single LP, non-gatefold, 1976 EMI (probably released in Canada in 1979). SPC on spine (Shorewood) Content: English spoken word/a cappella vocal live performance. Note: the title is "Some More of Me..." not "Some More of My..."
ST-6463	Lisa Dal Bello	Pretty Girls
No release date
ST-6464	Prism	Prism
EMI Vault date: November 1979
ST-6465	Prism	See Forever Eyes
No release date
SPRO 202	Prism	Sampler
White label promo for the Album Armageddon. Housed in a plain white cover with a yellow sticker listing the 8 tracks featured, and mentions "from the album Armageddon, ST 6466".
ST-6466	Prism	Armageddon
EMI Vault date: 1979 - Purple label, insert. Vancouver, B.C. band, Bryan Adams wrote 3 songs on this LP
ST-6467	Surrender	Surrender
EMI Vault date: 1979 - Purple label, insert
ST-6468	Screen Idols	Premiere
EMI Vault date: February 1980
ST-6469	Rambow	TBD
Release cancelled
ST-6470	The Monks	Bad Habits
EMI Vault date: March 1980 - Harvest label. «Drugs In My Pocket» was a huge hit in Canada, sleeve date is 1979
ST-6471	Matumbi
EMI Vault date: March 1980
ST-6472	Che And Ray	TBD
EMI Vault date: April 1980
ST-6473	The Flys	TBD
EMI Vault date: June 1980
ST-6474	Roy Harper	TBD
EMI Vault date: June 1980 - UK folk artist
ST-6475	The Start	Hey You
EMI Vault date: July 1980
STAO-6476	Kate Bush	Never Forever
EMI Vault date: October 6, 1980 - Custom label
ST-6477	Prism	Greatest Hits
EMI Vault date: October 13, 1980
ST-6478	Reckless	Reckless
No release date
ST-6479	Singbird	No Ordinary Child
No release date
ST-6480	Photograph	The Photograph Album
EMI Vault date: November 1980
ST-6481	Streetheart	Drugstore Dancer
EMI Vault date: November 1980
ST-6482	Eloy	Wings Of Vision
EMI Vault date: January 1981 - Harvest
ST-6483	Shona Laing	Tied To The Tracks
EMI Vault date: March 1981 - Harvest
ST-6484	The Monks	Bad Habits
EMI Vault date: March 1981 - re-issue of 6470
LT-6485	Fischer Z	Red Skies Over Paradise
EMI Vault date: April 1981 - Liberty
ST-6486	Chris Hall	Lifeline
EMI Vault date: July 1981
ST-6487	Klaatu	Magenta Lake
EMI Vault date: September 1981
ST-6488	Frank Mills	Prelude To Romance
EMI Vault date: August 1981 - Purple label
CKBB-6489	Leggat	Illuminations
January 1982 - (CKBB is a radio station)
ST-6490	Long John Baldry	Rock With The Best
EMI Vault date: January 1982 - Purple label
ST-6491	Streetheart	Streetheart
EMI Vault date: January 1982
ST-6492	Bruce Miller	Magic Night
EMI Vault date: March 1982
ST-6493	Chris Hall	Hypnotized
EMI Vault date: February 1983
ST-6494	Cliff Richard	The Early Years
June 1982 - EMI America
ST-6495	Angelic Upstarts	Still From The Heart
EMI Vault date: May 1982 - not released
ST-6496	Frank Mills	Rondo
EMI Vault date: August 1982
ST-6497	Bob Schneider	Listen To The Children
EMI Vault date: August 1982
ST-6498	Bob Schneider	When You Dream A Dream
EMI Vault date: August 1982
ST-6499	Streetheart	Dancing With Danger
EMI Vault date: January 1983
ST-6500	Helix	No Rest For The Wicked
EMI Vault date: March 1983 - Canadian release number voided, moved to a US catalogue number
ST-6501	Frank Mills	Music Box Dancer
EMI Vault date: May 1983 - Black/rainbow label
ST-6502	Frank Mills	Sunday Morning Suite
EMI Vault date: May 1983 - Black/rainbow label
ST-6503	David Wilcox	My Eyes Keep Me In Trouble
EMI Vault date: July 1983
ST-6504	Bob Schneider	Having A Good Time
EMI Vault date: September 1983
ST-6505	David Wilcox	Out Of The Woods
EMI Vault date: August 1983
ST-6506	Frank Mills	A Special Christmas
EMI Vault date: September 1983
ST-6507	Streetheart	Live After Dark
EMI Vault date: October 1983
ST-6508	Andrew Powell	Plays The Best Of The Alan Parsons Project
EMI Vault date: December 1983
ST-6509	Franck Pourcel	In A Nostalgia Mood
EMI Vault date: December 1983
ST-6510	Luba	TBD
Release cancelled, US number used
ST-6511	The Shorts	Comment Ca Va
EMI Vault date: February 1984
ST-6512	Bruce Murray	Two Hearts
EMI Vault date: September 13, 1984
ST-6513	David Wilcox	Bad Reputation
EMI Vault date: August 1984
ST-6514	Streetheart	Buried Treasure
EMI Vault date: November 1984
STBK-6515	Frank Zappa	Them Or Us
EMI Vault date: 1984 - Black/rainbow label. This is a 2 LP set
SQ-6516	Marillion	Real To Reel (live)
cassette ?, no release date
ST-6517	Rodney Rude	TBD
EMI Vault date: January 1985
ST-6518	Frank Zappa	Francesco
EMI Vault date: March 1985
ST-6519	Bamboo	Stop All Distractions
EMI Vault date: June 1985
SQ-6520	Various Artists	Moose Molten Metal
EMI Vault date: June 1985 - Cassette ?
SKCO-6521	Frank Zappa	Thing Fish
EMI Vault date: June 8, 1985 - 3-record set, $26.95
ST-6522	David Wilcox	David Wilcox
EMI Vault date: July 1985 - Black/rainbow
ST-6523	Unused	- -
«do not use» - already on the system from years ago
SQ-6524	Various Artists	Dance Compilation, Dance Mixes
Cassette only, no release date
ST-6525	Francesca	TBD
possibly Frank Zappa ?, no release date
4XQ-6526	Various Artists	Country Compilation
Cassette only, no release date
ST-6527	Glass Tiger	The Thin Red Line
EMI Vault date: 1986 - Cassette. THIS LP WAS PRESSED ON CLEAR AS WELL AS BLACK VINYL – both with Black/rainbow retro label
ALSO RELEASED ON COMPACT DISC USING CATALOGUE NUMBER CDP-746313-2
ST-6528	Unused	number already in the system
ST-6529	Saxon	Strong Arm Of The Law
No release date
ST-6530	Frank Zappa	Sheik Yerbouti
No release date
ST-6531	Frank Zappa	Tinseltown Rebellion
No release date
ST-6532	Frank Zappa	You Are What You Is
EMI Vault date: 1986 - Black/rainbow label. 2 LP re-issue of LP released in USA in 1981, two different custom inner sleeves with lyrics
ST-6533	Frank Zappa	Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch
No release date
ST-6534	Frank Zappa	The Man From Utopia
EMI Vault date: 1986 - Black/rainbow label. Special inner sleeve with printed lyrics, the LP was originally issued in the USA in 1983
ST-6535	Frank Zappa	Vs. The Mothers Of Prevention
No release date
ST-6536	Saxon	Saxon
No release date
ST-6537	Saxon	Denim And Leather
No release date
ST-6538	Saxon	Wheels Of Steel
No release date
ST-6539	Unused	- -
already in the system
SQ-6540	Various Artists	Moose Molten Metal Volume 2
Cassette, no release date
ST-6541	Zappacosta	A To Z
ST-6542	Talk Talk	It’s My Mix
No release date
ST-6543	The Partland Brothers	Electric Honey
No release date
ST-6544	Soundtrack	Mona Lisa
No release date
ST-6545	Fate	Fate
No release date
ST-6546	Vicious Pink	Vicious Pink
EMI Vault date: 1986 - Spanish pop
ST-6547	Strange Cruise	Strange Cruise
No release date
ST-6548	Frank Mills	Transitions
EMI Vault date: 1986 - Black/rainbow label
ST-6549	Les Immer Essen	Tally-Ho
No release date
ST-6550	Johnny Clegg / Savuka	Third World Child
No release date
ST-6551	Daniel Lavoie	Tips
No release date
ST-6552	The Partland Brothers	American
No release date
ST-6553	Frank Zappa	Jazz From Hell
EMI Vault date: 1986 - Black/rainbow label
ST-6554	Queen	Live Magic
No release date
ST-6555	Rock And Hyde	Under The Volcano
No release date
ST-6556	Hot Chocolate	The Very Best Of Hot Chocolate
No release date
ST-6557	The Hollies	Twenty Golden Greats
No release date
ST-6558	The Saints	All Fools Day
No release date
ST-6559	Unused	do not use
ST-6560	Roxette	Pearls Of Passion
No release date
ST-6561	Unused	do not use
ST-6562	Unused	- -
David Wilcox crossed out, do not use
ST-6563	Unused	- -
Strange Advance crossed out, do not use
CLT-6564	Tom Cochrane	Hang On To Your Resistance (The Early Years)
Re-issue of the 1974 LP of the same title on Daffodil Records, different cover though) (Black/rainbow label, 1987, no release date) (this was the last disc issued on the 6000 series – note the use of CLT on the catalogue number