(** compiled by Piers A. Hemmingsen, ast updated on Thursday, June 20, 2002 **)

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 the decline of the 6000 series in the 1980s coincided with the arrival of the "global format" compact disc. The 6000 series has become famous among music collectors worldwide.

NOTE 1 - The month and year appearing immediately after the catalogue number are given where they appear on the rear sleeve; this date information was not always printed on the sleeve.

NOTE 2 - The dates in brackets are the EMI release dates from their "Vault Records" as provided to EMI Canada by Paul White. EMI stopped maintaining accurate records of release dates from the mid 1970s onwards.

T-6000 Freddy Gardner "The Unforgettable" (Vertical label; 1960)

(British reed player, instrumentals, 4 cuts per side all taken from old 78s)

(note that two versions of the cover exist; early versions have the title text "Freddy Gardner"

in multi-colour text)

T-6001 Ruby Murray "Endearing Young Charms"

T-6002 George Formby "When I'm Cleaning Windows" (Vertical label)

T-6003 The Glasgow Orpheus Choir "Same - Conducted By Sir Hugh Roberton"

(re-issued on budget series in 1970s as M-6003 on yellow label - sleeve uses new rounded Capitol logo)

T-6004 US Air Force Drum & Bugle Corps "Searchlight Tattoo"

T-6005 Matt Monro "Love Is The Same Anywhere"

T-6006 Peter Dawson (Bass Baritone) "A Life Of Song"

T-6007 The Glasgow Orpheus Choir "Volume II"

T-6008 Eddie Calvert "Vive La Piaf!" (same sleeve as UK Columbia LP)

T-6009 Josef Locke "Goodbye And Other Famous Songs" (Irish)

(vertical label format, brown/white "...a word about HIGH FIDELITY" inner sleeve, loose plastic wrap, no Dot on top)

T-6010 The George Mitchell Minstrels "Your Minstrel Sing Along Show"

T-6011 The Billy Cotton Band Show "Wakey Wakey"

W-6012 Lois Marshall "Lois Marshall Sings Folk Songs"

T-6013 Noel Coward And Gertrude Lawrence ( aka "Noel And Gertie")

(includes Mad Dogs & Englishmen, *Dot on top seem, Vertical label)

T-6014 Brendan O'Dowda With Norrie Paramor And His Orchestra "By Special Request"

T-6015 Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli "Django And Stephane Originals"

T-6016 Joan Hammond "Oh My Beloved Daddy"(opera arias; Puccini,Dvorak)

(vertical label format, brown/white "...a word about HIGH FIDELITY" inner sleeve, loose plastic wrap, no Dot on top)

T-6017 Peter Dawson (Bass Baritone) "The Boys Of The Old Brigade/A Song For Everyone"

T-6018 Ruby Murray "Irish And Proud Of It"

(S)T-6019 Frank Bogart,His Piano & Orchestra "Society Dance Date" (Canadian recording)

(THIS WAS THE FIRST STEREO RELEASE ON THE 6000 SERIES)

** at this time, the LP 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

(S)T-6020 Helen Shapiro "Sings The Big Hits Of The 60s" (year of release 1962)

CC-PRO-2 April 62 Helen Shapiro "Profile In Sound" (*promo disc, 1-sided LP, w/ sleeve )

T-6021 Charlie Drake "Fun Songs For The Whole Family"

(features "My Boomerang Won't Come Back")

T-6022 Legarde Twins "Twincerely Yours"

T-6023 Jan 63 Elaine And Derek "How Great Thou Art - Hymns For The Family"

(brother and sister twins from Belfast - recorded in England, with Michael Collins and

(S)T-6024 Jan 63 Mrs. Mills w/ Geoff Love "Plays The Roaring Twenties" (no Dot on top seem)

(S)T-6025 Feb 63 Frank Ifield "Frank Ifield Sings" (black and white inner sleeve, no Dot on top seem)T-6026 Matt Monro "Matt Monro Sings Hoagy Carmichael"

T-6027 Mike Sarne "Come Outside"

T-6028 Jan 63 Rich Little With Les Lye "My Fellow Canadians" (no Dot on top seem)

(S)T-6029 Mar 63 Cliff Richard & The Shadows "On Your Mark...Get Set...Let's Go!" (June 3, 1963)

(Dot on top seem of sleeve becomes standard on 6029 and later)

T-6030 Mar 63 Helen Shapiro "12 Hits And A Miss Helen Shapiro" (April 1, 1963)

(S)T-6031 May 63 Andy Stewart "Andy Sings Songs Of Scotland" (May 6, 1963)

T-6032 Jimmy Shand "Scottish Country Dances" (July 22, 1963)

(re-issued later with brackets on black/rainbow label)

T-6033 Jimmy Shand "Jimmy Shand's Party"(July 22, 1963)

(S)T-6034 Cliff Richard & The Shadows "Summer Holiday" (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 July 63 Richard Tauber "My Heart And I" (green inner, has Dot, July 22, 1963)

T-6037 Various Artists (Comedy) "Bridge On The River Wye" (July 22, 1963)

(Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers, Jonathan Miller, Peter Cooke)

(S)T-6038 Sep 63 Brendan O'Dowda With Philip Green And His Orchestra

"The World Of Percy French" (September 3, 1963)

T-6039 John Bird,Eleanor Bron, etc. "The Establishment" (July 29, 1963)

(S)T-6040 Sep 63 Various Artists (Jazz) "Jazz In The Making (1923-1930)" (September 3, 1963)

(various jazz bands including Louis Armstrong's Hot Five, booklet included)

(Capitol's vault records indicate this was a mono-only release)

(S)T-6041 Sep 63 Vera Lynn /w Tony Osborne "Sings The Hits Of The Blitz" (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 Sep 63 Victor Silvester "Victor Silvester In France" (September 3, 1963)

T-6043 Sep 63 Cliff Richard & The Shadows "Living Doll" (September 3, 1963)

(S)T-6044 Oct 63 Frank Bogart "Steppin' In Society" (September 30, 1963)

(S)T-6045 Ross Smith "Laugh Of The Party" (September 30, 1963)

(S)T-6046 Oct 63 Rolf Harris "Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport" (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" (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"

(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 Nov.63 Rich Little "Scrooge And The Stars" (November 25, 1963)

T-6050 Harry Douglas & The Deep River Boys "Presenting" (December 30, 1963)

T-6051 Nov 63 The Beatles "Beatlemania !" (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 Feb 64 The Shadows "Dance On With The Shadows" (February 3, 1964)

T-6053 Feb 64 Helen Shapiro "Helen Shapiro In Nashville" (February 3, 1964)

T-6054 Feb 64 The Beatles "Twist And Shout" (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:

Capitol T-2094 Mono Various Artists "Chart Busters Volume Four" (2 Beatles songs)Capitol T-2125 Mono Various Artists "The Big Hits From England And The USA" (2 Beatles songs)

(S)T-6055 Feb 64 Mrs. Mills w/ Geoff Love "Everybody's Welcome At Mrs. Mills Party"

(Rainbow, heavy shrink wrap with one inch seem, brown/white inner, February 3, 1964)

(re-issued later in stereo-only on the red target and orange labels)

T-6056 Andy Stewart "North Of The Border" (February 3, 1964)

(S)W-6057 Nov 63 Margaret Ann Ireland "Plays Villa-Lobos & Granados" (Piano, Dec 16, 1963)

(S)W-6058 Margaret Ann Ireland "Plays Schubert & Rachmaninoff" (Piano, Dec 16, 1963)

(S)T-6059 Mar 64 Vera Lynn "The Wonderful Vera" (March 2, 1964)

(S)T-6060 Victor Silvester "Victor Silvester's Sing And Dance Party"

(March 2, 1964)

T-6061 Mar 64 Billy J. Kramer W/ The Dakotas "Listen To" (March 2, 1964)

T-6062 The Dave Clark Five "Session With The Dave Clark Five" (April 13, 1964)

T-6063 May 64 The Beatles "Long Tall Sally" (April 27, 1964)

"Long Tall Sally Capitol T-6063 (mono) Released: May 11, 1964 This was the last unique Canadian Beatles LP...and unique it was. The packaging and track selection would indicate to me at least, that these were hectic times at Capitol Records of Canada. After having issued a repackaged UK album (Beatlemania! With the Beatles) and an entirely new one (Twist and Shout) made from other UK releases, Capitol was now seeing activity from it's cousin to the south. Capitol Records in the U.S. released Meet the Beatles in January and the Beatles Second Album on April 10. The Long Tall Sally album is a snapshot of this transformation from UK to US formats. Capitol of Canada must of been short on time when it came to designing a cover since they went ahead with a modified version of the US Second Album artwork. The Long Tall Sally title and selected song list neatly replaced it's US counterpart. Since this album didn't include She Loves You, this area of the cover was replaced with the Capitol 6000 series logo. The back cover features the same US artwork but includes numerous Canadian markings and photos of both previous Canadian LP's. Across the top of the back cover it reads "The Beatles with a new recording of 'Roll Over Beethoven' - and a programme of your favourites and their favourites". This must have been confusing for owners of Beatlemania! With the Beatles as they already owned Roll Over Beethoven and three other tracks on this album. This "new recording" was more than likely the US "Duophonic" version. In addition to the four duplicate tracks, Capitol of Canada included another eight, one

more than the 11 found on the Second Album. Both LP's included a couple of B-sides and two new tracks (Long Tall Sally and I Call Your Name) which wouldn't be issued in the UK until June 19. To round out Long Tall Sally Capitol of Canada added I Want to Hold Your Hand and This Boy (from the UK single and US Meet the Beatles) and the two leftover tracks from Please Please Me LP: I Saw Her Standing There (US Meet the Beatles) and Misery. The latter track was not to appear on an album in the US until Rarities was released in 1980. In the US the Second Album contained three tracks not found on Long Tall Sally: Money (Beatlemania! With the Beatles), She Loves You (Twist and Shout LP) and Thank You Girl. This last track didn't appear on any of the three unique Canadian LP's but was issued as B-side twice! In 1963 with From Me to You and on Do You Want to Know a Secret in 1964. Track Listing Side 1:I Want to Hold Your Hand; I Saw Her Standing There; You Really Got a Hold On Me; Devil in her Heart; Roll Over Beethoven; Misery. Side 2: Long Tall Sally; I Call Your Name; Please Mister Postman; This Boy; I'll Get You;

You Can't Do That." (Source - Ebay 5 September 2001 - seller Id is oblaelliott, , Tyne & Wear, Newcastle, United Kingdom)

(S)T-6064 Apr 64 Ron Goodwin "Elizabethan Serenade" (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 May 64 Margaret Ann Ireland "Plays Music Of Polish Masters (Chopin)" (May 19, 64)

(S)W-6066 May 64 Paul Brodie "The Saxophone In Concert" (May 19, 1964)

(S)T-6067 May 64 Cliff Richard "It's All In The Game" (May 19, 1964)

(Capitol's vault records indicate a stereo release)

T-6068 May 64 The Dave Clark Five "Bits And Pieces" (May 11, 1964)

T-6069 Jun 64 The Swinging Blue Jeans "Hippy Hippy Shake" (May 25, 1964)

T-6070 May 64 Gerry & The Pacemakers "I'm The One !" (May 4, 1964)

(S)T-6071 Jun 64 The York University Choir, Conducted By William McCauley

"From Bach To Rock" (June 1, 1964)

T-6072 Aug 64 Andy Stewart "Scottish Soldier" (August 10, 1964)

(feat. "Doonald Wheres Your Troosers")

T-6073 Jul 64 The Hollies "Stay With The Hollies" (July 20, 1964)

(S)T-6074 Larry Dubin's Big Muddys "At The Ports Of Call" (August 10, 1964)

T-6075 Aug 64 The Esquires (Ottawa-based) "Introducing The Esquires" (August 10, 1964)

T-6076 The Luton Girls Choir "Best Loved Songs" (July 20, 1964)

JAO-6077 Ann Stephens, etc. (childrens) "Alice In Wonderland And Through The Looking

T-6078 Various Caribbean Artists "Caribbean Treasure Chest" (October 5, 1964)T-6079 Sept 64 The Shadows "Shindig With The Shadows" (September 8, 1964)

T-6080 Jun 64 Various Artists "Smashin'-Smashers From England" (June 15, 1964)

( a great "Beat" collection but The Beatles are conspicuous in their absence !)

T-6081 Cliff Richard & The Shadows "Wonderful Life" (September 8, 1964)

(S)T-6082 Sep 64 Mrs. Mills & Russ Conway "Let's Have A Party" (September 8, 1964)

T-6083 Sep 64 The Dave Clark Five "On Stage With The Dave Clark Five"

(September 14, 1964)

(S)T-6084 Nov 64 Matt Monro "Great Songs From The Movies" (November 2, 1964)

T-6085 Oct 64 Freddie And The Dreamers "Just For You" (October 5, 1964)

(Capitol's vault records use the title "I Love You Baby")

(S)T-6086 Nov 64 Ron Goodwin "The Smooth Sounds Of Ron Goodwin"

(November 2, 1964)

T-6087 Lucio Agostini "Action With Agostini" (January 4, 1965)

(all Canadian composers; jazz orchestra includes Moe Koffman, Peter Appleyard, Guido Basso,etc.)

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

(S)T-6088 Parsons And Poole "Play Brahms" (dual-pianists) (October 5, 1964)

T-6089 Various Artists "Your Favourite TV And Radio Themes"

T-6090 Various Artists "Ebony In Rythem" (Montreal-based, Caribbean revue)

(September 14, 1964)

(Capitol's vault records list this LP's title as "Ebony In Rhythm")

T-6091 Oct 64 Billy J. Kramer W/ The Dakotas "Top Twelve Hits" (October 5, 1964)

(Capitol's vault records have the title "Little Children")

T-6092 Sep 64 The Animals "Includes Their Single, House Of The Rising Sun"

(September 21, 1964)

(a sealed copy of T-6092 was located in May 2000 which has the loose plastic wrap)

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

T-6093 Oct 64 Manfred Mann "The Five Faces Of Manfred Mann" (Nov. 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)

T-6094 Mrs. Mills "It's Party Time" (Nov. 2, 1964)

(S)T-6095 Tony Osborne "Nights To Remember" (January 4, 1965)

T-6096 Ken Jones "Music Of Galt McDermott" (February 1, 1965)

T-6097 Jan 65 David Curry "My Ireland Volume II" (January 4, 1965)

T-6098 Jan 65 Robert Wilson "Tribute To Robert Wilson" (January 4, 1965)

T-6099 Various Artists "Holiday In Italy" (February 1, 1965)

T-6100 Vera Lynn "Among My Souvenirs" (February 1, 1965)

T-6101 Mar 65 Adam Faith & The Roulettes "It's Alright" (March 1, 1965)

T-6102 Mar 65 Manfred Mann "The Manfred Mann Return" (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 " (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" (Ottawa Valley) (February 1, 1965)

T-6105 Jan 65 Ed Allen (TV Fitness Show) "It's Ed Allen Time"(January 4, 1965)

(Capitol's vault records use the title "The Ed Allen Exercise Album")

KAO-6106 Cliff Richard "The Cliff Richard Souvenir Album" (February 1, 1965)

(deluxe, fold-open cover)

T-6107 Gerry & The Pacemakers "Gerry's Second Album" (January 11, 1965)

(S)T-6108 Jan 65 Malka & Joso "Introducing" (Canadian duo) (December 21, 1964)

(Rainbow label, laminated front slick, like the "Best Of Sellers" Canadian Angel LP)

(S)T-6109 Feb 65 Matt Monro "Walk Away" (January 11, 1965)

(S)T-6110 Mar 65 Pepe Jaramillo "The Latin World Of Pepe Jaramillo"

T-6111 Mar 65 Gerry & The Pacemakers "Ferry Cross The Mersey" (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" (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"

(S)KAO 6114 Jimmie Haskell, etc. "Sing A Song With The Beatles" (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 Apr 65 Jack London & The Sparrows "Jack London & The Sparrows" (April 12, 1965)

T-6116 The Dave Clark Five "Encores!" (April 12, 1965)

T-6117 May 65 Rolf Harris "All Together Now - Fun Songs For Everyone"

(Re-issued in 70s on orange label, May 17, 1965)

T-6118 May 65 Various Artists "More Smashin'-Smashers" (May 17, 1965)

T-6119 Chad And Jeremy "What Do You Want With Me" (May 17, 1965)

T-6120 Sept 65 Wes Dakus & The Rebels "The Wes Dakus & The Rebels Album" (Aug 30, 1965)

T-6121 May 65 Freddie And The Dreamers "In Orbit" (May 17, 1965)

T-6122 May 65 Georgie Fame "Fame At Last, Featuring Yeah, Yeah" (May 17, 1965)

(Capitol's vault records use the title "Yeh Yeh")

(S)W-6123 The Toronto Symphony/Susskind "Morawez,Matton" (August 30, 1965)

(S)T-6124 Aug 65 Tommy Steele "So This Is Broadway" (August 30, 1965)

(S)W-6125 Joan Hammond "On Wings Of Song" (August 30, 1965)

(S)T-6126 Chad & Jeremy, John Barry "Chad And Jeremy Meet John Barry" (July 26, 1965)

T-6127 The Arrows "Apache 65" (a Tower USA release) (July 26, 1965)

(S)T-6128 Andy Stewart "Campbeltown Loch" (August 30, 1965)

(S)T-6129 Malka & Joso "Mostly Love Songs" (Canadian duo) (July 26, 1965)

T-6130 Jul 65 Freddie And The Dreamers "Ready Freddie Go" (July 26, 1965)

(the LP title is a variation on "Ready Steady Go!", the British pop television show)

(S)T-6131 Aug 65 Matt Monro "Start Living" (August 30, 1965)

T-6132 Soundtrack "Songs From The Movie Seaside Swingers" (Aug 30,65)

(Freddie & The Dreamers, Grazina Frame, etc.; much different sleeve to USA Tower LP)

T-6133 Jul 65 Claude Ciari "La Playa" (July 26, 1965) (France, 12-string guitar)

T-6134 Aug 65 Sounds Incorporated "Sounds Incorporated" (August 30, 1965)

(Kent,UK group played brass backing on The Beatles "Good Morning" Sgt. Pepper track)

(S)T-6135 Aug 65 Frank Ifield "Portrait In Song" (August 30, 1965)

(S)T-6136 Pepe Jaramillo "The Romantic World Of" (August 30, 1965)

T-6137 Aug 65 The Dave Clark Five "Having A Wild Weekend" (August 30, 1965)

T-6138 Ian Whitcomb "You Turn Me On" (Tower USA) (July 26, 1965)

T-6139 Sep 65 The Yardbirds "Heart Full Of Soul" (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 Oct 65 Billy J. Kramer "Trains And Boats And Planes" (October 4, 1965)

T-6141 Nov 65 The Kirkintilloch Childrens Choir "The Wonderful Songs Of ..." (November 1, 1965)

(sleeve note by Douglas Campbell, host of

Highland Memories Show, CKLB Oshawa)

T-6142 Various Artists "Folk Songs Italianissimo" (September 6, 1965)

(vault release date shows 9/6/66)

T-6143 Oct 65 The Hollies "In The Hollies Style" (October 4, 1965)

(S)T-6144 Oct 65 The Shadows "The Sound Of The Shadows" (October 4, 1965)

T-6145 Nov 65 Robert Wilson "Down In The Glen - The Favourite Songs Of

Robert Wilson" (SCOTTISH SINGER) (Nov. 1, 1965)

(S)T-6146 Nov 65 Richard Anthony "Sings In English" (November 1, 1965)

T-6147 Dick Curless "A Tombstone Every Mile" (October 4, 1965)

(S)T-6148 Oct 65 Claude Ciari "Sensational" (October 4, 1965) (12-string guitar)

(S)T-6149 Nov 65 Cliff Richard "Love Is Forever" (November 1, 1965)

(S)T-6150 Dick Kallman "Hank Sings!" (from NBC show Hank, Nov 1, 1965)

(S)T-6151 Dec 65 Mrs. Mills w/ Geoff Love "Another Party With Mrs. Mills!" (Dec. 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 Jun 66 The Hollies "Look Through Any Window" (June 6, 1966)

(Capitol's vault records use the title "I Can't Let Go")

T-6153 Jan 66 The Dave Clark Five "Hits" (January 3, 1966)

(re-issued on the red target label in 1971)

T-6154 Jan 66 Tom Jones, Johnny Rivers, Freddie & The Dreamers

(D)T-6155 Jan 66 Gerry & The Pacemakers "The Hits Of Gerry & The Pacemakers" (Jan. 3, 1966)

(S)T-6156 Jan 66 Manuel "Music Of The Mountains" (January 3, 1966)

(S)T-6157 Matt Monro "As Long As I'm Singing" (April 4, 1966)

T-6158 The Staccatos "Initially" (Laminated front sleeve, January 3, 1966)

T-6159 Jun 66 The Swinging Blue Jeans "Don't Make Me Over" (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 Jan 66 Dean Martin "The Lush Years"(January 10, 1966)

T-6161 Feb 66 Downliners Sect "The New 'In' Sound Country Rock!" (Jan. 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" (May 2, 1966)

T-6163 Feb 66 Rolf Harris "The Man With The Microphone" (January 31, 1966)

T-6164 Barry Allen "Goin' Places" (March 4, 1966)

(S)T-6165 Feb 66 Ken Dodd "Presenting .." (January 31, 1966)

(S)T-6166 The Yardbirds "Having A Rave Up" (March 7, 1966)

(much different cover than the USA Epic release with same track order)

T-6167 Feb 66 The Dave Clark Five "I Like It Like That / Over And Over" (March 7, 1966)

KAO 6168 The Big Town Boys "The Big Town Boys" (fold-open) (March 7, 1966)

(S)T-6169 Malka And Joso "Jewish Songs" (March 14, 1966)

T-6170 Apr 66 Arthur Wilkinson & His Orchestra, The Barock-And-Roll Ensemble,

(April 4, 1966- issued by EMI as two separate EPs in the UK)

T-6171 Newman Centre Troubadors "The Canticle Of The Gift" (Rainbow, June 6, 1966)

T-6172 The Sunrays "Andrea" (Tower release, April 4, 1966)

(D)T-6173 May 66 Dean Martin "Relaxin' " (Tower release, May 2, 1966)

T-6174 Dick Curless "Travellin' Man" (Tower release, June 6, 1966)

(S)T-6175 May 66 Mrs. Mills "Especially For You" (May 2, 1966)

(Capitol's vault records only show a MONO release; later ST re-issue on Olive green label)

(S)T-6176 Apr 67 Frank Ifield "Call Her Your Sweetheart" (Rainbow, April 3, 1967)

T-6177 Gary Buck "Stepping Into The Picture" (September 6, 1966)

(S)T-6178 Vince Hill "Have You Met Vince Hill ?" (September 6, 1966)

(S)T-6179 May 66 The Mike Sammes Singers "The Start Of Something Big" (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 Jun 66 The Dave Clark Five "At The Scene" (June 6, 1966)

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

(S)T-6181 Jan 67 Gerry & The Pacemakers "Today !" (January 2, 1967)

T-6182 Sept 66 Robbie Lane & The Disciples "It's Happening" (September 26, 1966)

(S)T-6183 Jun 66 The Merrymen feat. Emile Straker "Caribeat With The Merrymen" (June 6, 1966)

(re-issued in the mid 1970s on the brown EMI label)

T-6184 Cliff Richard "Blue Turns To Grey" (June 6, 1966)

T-6185 Oct 66 Diane Leigh "Shadows Of Your Heart" (Rainbow label,Oct. 24, 1966)

T-6186 Dick Curless & Kay Adams "A Devil Like Me" (June 6, 1966) (Tower)

T-6187 Manfred Mann "Mann Made" (June 6, 1966)

(same cover as British HMV issue)

(S)T-6188 Oct 66 Claude Ciari "Merci Cheri" (October 3, 1966)

T-6189 Jun 66 Barry Allen "Lovedrops" (June 27, 1966)

T-6190 Mae West "Way Out West" (Tower release, June 27, 1966)

T-6191 Ketty Lester "When A Woman Loves A Man" (September 6, 1966)

(S)T-6192 Milo "Hocus Pocus, Introducing The Hit Trumpet Of Milo"

(October 3, 1966)

T-6193 Oct 66 Rolf Harris "At The Cave" (November 28, 1966)

(mono only; recorded live in December 1965 at The Cave Theatre Restaurant, Vancouver, B.C.)

(S)T-6194 Oct 66 Cliff Richard "Kinda Latin" (October 3, 1966)

T-6195 Nov 66 The Hollies "Bus Stop" (November 7, 1966)

(D)T-6196 Apr 67 The Dave Clark Five "More Hits" (April 3, 1967)

T-6197 Georgie Fame "Get Away" (November 7, 1966)

(similar to UK LP "Sweet Things", Paul Shaffer bought this LP upon Canadian release !)

T-6198 Apr 67 Various Artists "Sounds Great Volume One" (April 3, 1967)

(sampler of current British Invasion

T-6199 Apr 67 Manfred Mann "Soul Of Mann, Instrumental Hits" (April 3, 1967)

(similar cover to British HMV issue)

T-6200 Jun 67 Lyn & Graham McCarthy "Bitter And Sweet" (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" (September 6, 1966)

(S)T-6202 Sep 66 The Yardbirds "Over, Under, Sideways, Down" (no release date)

(different tracks & sleeve to USA Epic LP; photo includes Jeff Beck & Jimmy Page line-up)

(S)T-6203 Roy Clark "Live" (Tower 5055, February 6, 1967)

T-6204 The Crusaders "Make A Joyful Noise With Drums & Guitars"

(S)T-6205 18th. Century Concepts "In The 20th. Century Bag" (March 6, 1967)

(S)T-6206 Dean Martin "Happy In Love" (Tower 5036, January 2, 1967)

(S)T-6207 Sep 67 The Yardbirds "Little Games" (same cover as USA Epic, Sept. 4, 1967)

(early state covers incorrectly spell "Manufactured" as "Mamufactured" on the rear sleeve)

(D)T-6208 Soundtrack "The Wild Angels" (Davie Allen And The Arrows)

T-6209 Ian Whitcomb "Mod, Mod Music Hall" (Tower T5042, Nov 7, 1966)

(S)T-6210 The Hollies "Stop! Stop! Stop!" (January 2, 1967;Banner STEREO)

T-6211 Apr 67 Various Artists "Sounds Great Volume Two" (April 3, 1967)

(second volume - see T-6198; no stereo, green cover)

(S)T-6212 Andy Stewart & Friends "At The White Heather Club" (April 3, 1967)

(S)T-6213 The Manhattan Strings "Play Hits Made Famous By The Monkees"

(same as Tower USA release, April 3, 1967)

(D)T-6214 Soundtrack "Wild Angels Volume II" (Tower T5056, May 1, 1967)

(S)T-6215 Soundtrack "Thunder Alley" (Tower T5902, May 1, 1967)

(S)T-6216 Band Of The Royal Horse Guards "Same" (May 1, 1967)

T-6217 Dick Curless "All Of Me Belongs To You" (Tower T5066,

T-6218 The Arrows "Blues Theme" (Tower T5078, May 15, 1967)

(D)T-6219 Soundtrack "Devil's Angels" (Tower T5074, May 15, 1967)

(S)T-6220 Sep 67 The Dave Clark Five "You've Got What It Takes" (September 4, 1967)

(S)KAO-6221 V/A,Chris "Laugh-In" Beard "Canada Observed" (comedy,gatefold, June 12, 1967)

(S)T-6222 Gilbert Becaud "Mon Amour" (July 24, 1967)

(S)T-6223 Vince Hill "Edelweiss" (June 12, 1967)

(S)T-6224 Jul 67 Cliff Richard "In A Mod Mood" (July 24, 1967)

(S)T-6225 Andy Stewart "On Stage" (July 24, 1967)

(S)T-6226 Lee Gagnon "A La Jazztek" (June 12, 1967)

(S)T-6227 Jul 67 Frank Ifield "You Came Along" (September 4, 1967)

(D)T-6228 Jul 67 The Hollies "The Hits Of The Hollies" (July 24, 1967)

(re-issued in the 1970s on the Olive green label – probably at the same time as re-issue of 6229 below)

(D)T-6229 Oct 67 The Yardbirds "The Hits Of The Yardbirds" (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" (September 4, 1967)

(D)T-6231 Yvan Landry "Jazz En Liberte" (January 2, 1968)

(S)T-6232 Sep 67 The Shadows "Shadows 67" (September 4, 1967)

T-6233 Kim Fowley "Love Is Alive And Well" (Tower, July 24, 1967)

T-6234 Casey Kasem "Astrology For Young Lovers" (Sidewalk, July 24,1967)

T-6235 Gypsy Boots "Unpredictable"(Sidewalk, Aug 14,1967)

(S)T-6236 Adamo "The Sensational Adamo" (November 6, 1967)

(S)T-6237 Documentary In Sound "The Makers Of History - Elizabeth The Great"

(S)T-6238 Documentary In Sound "The Makers Of History Vol. 2 -

King John And The Magna Carta"

(S)T-6239 Documentary In Sound "The Makers Of History Vol. 3 - Abraham Lincoln"

(S)T-6240 Documentary In Sound "The Makers Of History Vol. 4 - Oliver Cromwell"

(6236 through 6240 were all issued on September 18, 1967)

(D)T-6241 Soundtrack "Born Losers" (Tower 5082, October 2, 1967)

(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" (* no date provided)

(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"

T-6244 Peter Dawson "A Song For Everyone" (November 6, 1967)

(D)T-6245 Nov 67 The Hollies "Love N' Flowers" (November 6, 1967)

(S)T-6246 Soundtrack "The Trip" (Tower 5908, November 6, 1967)

(Stereo copy is a Compo pressing)

(S)T-6247 Various "Have A Jewish Christmas" (Tower 5081, Nov 6, 1967)

(S)T-6248 Toronto Festival Singers "Music Of Healy Willan" (May 6, 1968)

(Christmas Songs Of The XIV Century)

T-6249 The Goons "Goon...But Not Forgotten" (January 1, 1968)

(reissued in mono on the orange label in the mid 1970s, Modern Graphics sleeve)

(S)T-6250 Frankie Laine "Memory Laine" (Tower 5092, Rainbow, Jan. 1, 1968)

(D)T-6251 Dean Martin "Dino - Like Never Before" (Tower 5059, Jan 1, 1968)

(D)T-6252 The Arrows "Cycle-Delic Sounds" (Tower 5094, January 1, 1968)

ST-6253 Nov 68 Lee Gagnon "Le Jazze" (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" (June 3, 1968)

ST-6255 The Main Attraction "And Now The Main Attraction" (Tower 5117)

(July 1, 1968)

ST-6256 Eternity's Children "Same" (Tower 5123, June 3, 1968)

T-6257 Harry Nilsson "Spotlight On Nilsson" (Tower T5095, January 2, 1968)

(S)T-6258 The Festival Singers Of Toronto, Elmer Iseler Conductor

(S)T-6259 Franck Pourcel "Live For Life" (January 2, 1968)

(S)T-6260 Claude Ciari "Mood Guitar" (January 1, 1968)

(S)T-6261 Winnipeg Orchestra "Canadian Light Music" (February 5, 1968)

(S)T-6262 Jan 68 Mr. Paul's Party Band "Big Piano Beat" (Paul Kuhn, German) (Feb 5, 1968)

ST-6263 Aug 68 Cliff Richard "All My Love" (Rainbow label, October 7, 1968)

(S)T-6264 Soundtrack (David Allan) "The Glory Stompers" (Tower T5910, February 5, 1968)

(S)T-6265 Feb 68 The Dave Clark Five "Everybody Knows" (February 5, 1968)

(S)T-6266 Simon Dupree & The Big Sound "Without Reservations" (Tower, March 4, 1968)

(S)T-6267 Frankie Vaughan "There Must Be A Way" (Rainbow label, Mar 4, 1968)

ST-6268 Jake Holmes "The Above Ground Sound Of"(Tower 5079, Mar 4, 68)

DT-6269 Soundtrack "Mary Jane" (Tower T5911, April 1, 1968)

ST-6270 Des O'Connor "When You're Smiling" (April 1, 1968)

ST-6271 Apr 68 Franck Pourcel "Love Is Blue" (Rainbow label, April 1, 1968)

ST-6272 Dick Curless "Long Lonesome Road" (Tower T5108, May 6, 1968)

ST-6273 Soundtrack "Psych Out" (Tower T5913, May 6, 1968)

ST-6274 Soundtrack "Hell Cats" (Tower ST5124, May 6, 1968)

ST-6275 Soundtrack "The Wild Racers" (Sidewalk ST5914, May 6, 1968)

ST-6276 The Love Exchange "Same" (Tower ST5115, June 3, 1968)

ST-6277 The Smoke "Same" (Sidewalk ST5912, June 3, 1968)

ST-6278 Them (without Van Morrison) "Now And Them" (Tower ST5104, June 3, 1968)

ST-6279 The Pink Floyd "A Saucerful Of Secrets" (* no release date)

(re-issued in stereo on the Olive green, orange, purple, and finally retro Black/rainbow labels)

ST-6280 Mrs. Mills "Summer Party" (Rainbow label, June 3, 1968)

SN-6281 Jul 68 Ivan Romanoff Orchestra & Chorus "Continental Rhapsody" (CBC) (October 7, 1968)

ST-6282 Franck Pourcel "La La La" (August 5, 1968)

ST-6283 Gary Buck "Tomorrow Today" (February 10, 1969)

SKAO-6284 Soundtrack "Wild In The Streets" (gatefold) (Tower SKAO5099)

(* no release date)

ST-6285 Vera Lynn "The Best Of Vera Lynn" (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" (October 7, 1968)

DT-6287 Andy Stewart "The Best Of Andy Stewart" (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" (September 3, 1968)

SN-6289 Chicho Valle "Latin Lustre" (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 Aug 68 The Jimmy Dale Adventure "Soft And Groovy" (September 3, 1968)

(Rainbow label, brackets, CBC Jazz release)

SN-6291 The Carl Tapscott Singers "This Joyful Eastertide" (CBC, February 10, 1969)

ST-6292 Franck Pourcel "The Way It Used To Be" (olive green, July 1, 1969)

ST-6293 Matt Monro "Walk Softly Into Love" (August 5, 1968)

DT-6294 Rolf Harris "It's A Rolf Harris World" (July 1, 1968)

ST-6295 Soundtrack "Angels From Hell" (Tower ST5128, August 5, 1968)

ST-6296 The Arrows "Same" (Tower ST5139, September 3, 1968)

SN-6297 The Carl Tapscott Singers "Carols For A Family Christmas " (CBC, Oct. 7, 1968)

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" (* no release date)

SN-6299 Ivan Romanoff Orchestra & Chorus "Ukranian Rhapsody" (March 1968)

(Rainbow label, later Orange label re-issue, "Artistry In Music" series)

ST-6300 Anne Shelton "Favourites" (October 7, 1968)

SN-6301 Wally Koster "Broadway Hit Parade" (CBC, Rainbow, Nov 4, 1968)

ST-6302 Eternity's Children "Timeless" (Tower ST5144, November 4, 1968)

ST-6303 Max Frost & The Troopers "The Shape Of Things To Come" (Tower ST5147)

(November 4, 1968) (Rainbow label)

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

ST-6304 Mother Tuckers Yellow Duck "Home Grown Stuff" (Olive green label, Aug 4, 1969)

SKAO 6305 Brian Browne "The Letter" (Jazz album) (vault uses ST-6305)

ST-6306 Various Soundtracks "Best Of The American International Soundtracks"

(Tower ST5148, November 4, 1968)

ST-6307 Claude Ciari "Mood Guitar Plays The World Hits" (January 13, 1969)

ST-6308 Mrs. Mills "16 Party Pieces" (Olive green label, January 13, 1969)

(later 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" (Olive green label, Sep 1, 1969)

(UK comedy; Bernard Miles, Stanley Holloway, Arthur Askey, Richard Murdoch, Cicely Courtneidge, Cyril Richard)

ST-6310 Franck Pourcel "Those Were The Days"

SN-6311 Feb 69 Louis Bannet "Atour Du Monde" (Rainbow label, January 13, 1969)

ST-6312 Chad And Jeremy "Soundtrack - Three In The Attic" (April 7, 1969)

(black/rainbow label)

ST-6313 Soundtrack "The Devil's Eight" (Tower ST5160, June 2, 1969)

ST-6314 Mike And Brian "Warm On The Inside" (Tower ST5150, June 2, 1969)

SN-6315 Johnny Thorson "The Johnny Thorson Banjo Album" (June 2, 1969)

ST-6316 Soundtrack "Hell's Belles" (Sidewalk ST5919, June 2, 1969)

(black/rainbow label, brackets around Canada on perimeter print, Compo press, music by Les Baxter)

(logo on front cover has dome logo above 6000 logo in long vertical box)

*** Capitol logo changed from "dome" logo to round "target" logo on LP covers, also the "6000 Series" logo is dropped at the same time

ST-6317 Mrs. Mills "Back To The Roaring 20s With Mrs. Mills"

(Olive green label, later Orange reissue, Nov. 3, 1969)

ST-6318 Pink Floyd "More" (Soundtrack - same cover/tracks as US Tower )

(Olive green label, October 6, 1969, later re-issued in stereo on the orange, purple, and retro black/rainbow labels)

SN-6319 The Dubliners "At Home With The Dubliners" (October 20, 1969)

ST-6320 Duane Davis "Reflections" (August 4, 1969)

ST-6321 Yvan Landry Quartet "Café Au Lait" (October 6, 1969)

ST-6322 Robert Jacobs / The Autumn People

"Ray Bradbury's Dark Carnival - Songs For A Sideshow Of The Mind" (Tower USA, olive green, November 3, 1969)

ST-6323 The Festival Singers Of Canada, Elmer Iseler Conductor

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" (Tower ST-5161)

(Music by Barry Mann, Cynthia Weill, October 6, 1969)

ST-6326 Danny Doyle "Expressions Of Danny Doyle" (September 1, 1969)

ST-6327 The Patmacs "Open House" (November 4, 1969)

SKAO-6328 Edward Bear "Bearings" (November 17, 1969)

ST-6329 Danny Doyle "The Hits Of Danny Doyle" (September 1, 1969)

ST-6330 Anne Murray "This Way Is My Way" (Olive label, Nov. 17, 1969)

(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" (Red target, September 1, 1969)

ST-6332 Jerry Toth "Tell Me Now" (September 1, 1969)

ST-6333 Ivan Romanoff "Ukranian Christmas" (October 4, 1969)

ST-6334 The National Band Of The Canadian Armed Forces "Same" (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"

DT-6339 Paul Robeson "The Best Of Paul Robeson" (Olive green label, Dec. 29, 1969)

(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" (Olive green label, December 29, 1969)

*** 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

ST-6341 Andy Stewart "Sings Harry Lauder" (Olive green, March 2, 1970)

ST-6342 Gunter Norris "I Got Rhythm" (February 2, 1970)

ST-6343 Franck Pourcel "Midnight Cowboy" (February 2, 1970)

ST-6344 Mae West "Same" (March 2, 1970)

ST-6345 B.C. Beefeater Band "Same" (March 2, 1970)

ST-6346 Donna Ramsay "Cool Green Waters"

ST-6347 Gary Buck "Wayward Woman Of The World" (May 1970)

ST-6348 Gene MacLellan "T.C.I.T.M" (April 1970)

(Gene was a songwriter from Nova Scotia who wrote "Snowbird" for Anne Murray)

SKAO-6349 Edward Bear "Eclipse" (May 1970)

ST-6350 Anne Murray "Honey, Wheat, And Laughter" (Olive label, May 1970)

(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"

* vault records indicate ST but the actual box/LP sleeve release carry the catalogue number SOAL-6351

(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)

*** include picture of box set with shrink and sticker here ***

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" (Olive green label, May 1970)

T-6353 (MONO only) The Goons "Goon Again" (Olive green label, May 1970)

(reissued in mono on the orange label in the 1970s, Modern Graphics cover)

ST-6354 Bobby Curtola "Changes" (Olive green label, May 1970)

ST-6355 Vince Hill "Introducing Vince Hill" (September 1970)

SKAO-6356 Tommy Graham & Friends "Planet Earth" (November 1970)

ST-6357 Franck Pourcel "Impressions" (Red target label, January 1971)

T-6358 (MONO only) Paul Robeson "Encore The Best Of Paul Robeson Volume Two"

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" (March 1971)

ST-6361 Bobby Curtola "Curtola" (March 22, 1971)

ST-6362 Aarons And Ackley "Same" (May 1971)

ST-6363 Rolf Harris "Jake The Peg In Vancouver Town" (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" (Olive green label, Sept. 1971)

ST-6365 Flying Circus "Prepared In Peace" (Red target label, October 1971)

ST-6366 Anne Murray "Talk It Over In The Morning"(Olive green, Sept. 1971)

ST-6367 Pierre Lalonde "Same" (Red target label, October 1971)

ST-6368 The Goons "First Men On The Goon" (Red target label, Oct. 1971)

ST-6369 Rolf Harris "Instant Music" (Red target label, October 1971)

ST-6370 Fergus "All The Right Noises" (Red target label, Nov. 1971)

ST-6371 Shirley Eikhard "Same" (Red target label, March 1972)

ST-6372 Christopher Kearney "Same" (Red target label, April 1972)

ST-6373 John Keating & LSO "Conducts –

ST-6374 Original Cast "Harold Fielding's London Production Of Showboat"

Derek Royle in the Oscar & Hammerstein musical)

ST-6375 Franck Pourcel "San Remo '72" (May 1972)

ST-6376 Anne Murray "Annie" (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" (May 1972)

ST-6378 Ronney Abramson "Same" (October 1972)

ST-6379 Aarons And Ackley "You And I" (May 1972)

ST-6380 Soundtrack (TBD) "Gone With The Wind"

ST-6381 Mrs. Mills "Music Hall Party"

(Red target label, September 1972 – later re-issue on orange label)

ST-6382 Fergus "Town Of Fergus" (Orange label, November 1972)

SKAO-6383 Flying Circus "Gypsy Road" (Red target label, gatefold, October 1972)

ST-6384 Bob McBride "Butterfly Days" (orange label, November 1972)

(some copies were issued with a large colour poster – similar to front cover of LP)

ST-6385 Vera Lynn "Favourite Sacred Songs" (Orange label, Nov 1972)

SW-6386 The Beatles "Let It Be" (no date provided, probably Nov 1972)

(re-issue of 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" (December 4, 1972)

ST-6388 Truck "Truck" (March 13, 1973)

ST-6389 New Potatoes "New Potatoes" (January 6, 1973)

ST-6390 Paul Kuhn /SFB Big Band "Berlin Big Band" (June 1974)

ST-6391 Flying Circus "TBD" (February 1973)

ST-6392 Christopher Kearney "Pemmican Stash" (April 9, 1973)

ST-6393 Anne Murray "Danny's Song" (April 9, 1973)

ST-6394 Fela Ransome-Kuti And The Africa '70 "Afrodisiac" (May 14, 1973)

SKAO-6395 Edward Bear "Close Your Eyes" (Orange label, June 4, 1973)

(Edward Bear combines forces with The Potatoes, another 6000 group - see ST-6389)

ST-6396 Rolf Harris "You Name It" (June 4, 1973)

ST-6397 Bob McBride "Sea Of Dreams" (orange label, November 6, 1973)

ST-6398 Bill King "Goodbye Superdad" (May 1973)

ST-6399 Mandingo "The Primeval Rhythm Of Life" (orange, June 1973)

(Abbey Road session musicians try their best shot at sounding like "exotica")

ST-6400 Flying Circus "Last Laugh" (September 1973)

SO-6401 Soundtrack "The Selfish Giant" (November 19, 1973)

T-6402 Shawn Philips "First Impressions" (November 19, 1973) (mono,orange)

ST-6403 Franck Pourcel "James Bond's Greatest Hits" (November 19, 1973)

ST-6404 Mandingo "Sacrifice" (January 7, 1974)

ST-6405 Ron Goodwin "Spellbound" (Orange label, January 7, 1974)

(this was a Studio Two release; jacket notes by Ron Goodwin and Paul White)

ST-6406 Liverpool Spinners "Same" (January 7, 1974)

ST-6407 EM "Time Of Man" (April 7, 1974)

ST-6408 The Shadows "Rockin' With Curly Leeds" (April 15, 1974)

(orange label)

ST-6409 Anne Murray "Love Song" (Orange label, insert, February 11, 1974)

ST-6410 Copperpenny "Fuse" (October 1975)

ST-6411 Mrs. Mills "Non Stop Honky Tonk Piano" (Brown EMI, Oct 1974)

T-6412 Shawn Philips "Favourite Things" (August 12, 1974)

ST-6413 Maneige "Maneige" (February 10, 1975)

ST-6414 Cockney Rebel "The Human Menagerie" (March 11, 1974)

ST-6415 Fusion Orchestra "Skeleton In Armour" August 12, 1974

MO-6416 Various "Children Talking" (October 14, 1974)

SO-6417 Soundtrack "The Little Mermaid" (September 9, 1974)

8XT-6418 Hugo Strasser (8XT Only) "Und Sein Orchester" (May 12, 1975) * 8-track only

SKAO-6419 Justin Paige "Justin Paige" (Orange label, foldout, October 14, 1974)

QL-6420 Mandingo III "A Story Of Survival" (brown EMI, January 13, 1975)

("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" (September 9, 1974)

ST-6422 Bill King "Dixie Peach" (June 1974)

ST-6423 Peter Donato "TBD" (January 13, 1975)

ST-6424 Christopher Kearney "Sweet Water" (March 10, 1975)

ST-6425 Anne Murray "Country" (orange label, November 11, 1974)

(effectively a "greatest hits" package based on her work up until that point)

SO-6426 Soundtrack "The Happy Prince" (November 11, 1974)

ST-6427 Mrs. Mills "Hollywood Party" (brown EMI label , Feb 10, 1975)

ST-6428 Anne Murray "Highly Prized Possession" (November 11,1974)

(orange label, insert sleeve with lyrics – sheet uses the USA EMI number not ST-6428)

T-6429 (MONO only) The Goons "The Very Best Of The Goons"

SKAO-6430 Sylvia Tyson "Woman's World" (orange label, gatefold, June 9, 1975)

SM-6431 Brian Browne "Morning, Noon, & Night Time Too" (August 11, 1975)

SM-6432 Malka And Joso "Jewish Songs" (August 11, 1975)

SM-6433 Lee Gagnon "Discotheque" (August 11, 1975)

ST-6434 The Kings Singers "Keep On Changing" (brown EMI, August 11, 1975)

ST-6435 Bette Davis "Miss Bette Davis" (brown EMI, custom inner, 1976)

ST-6436 Hugo Strasser "Once More With Feeling" (November 8, 1975)

ST-6437 Ann Mortifee "Baptism" (brown EMI label, January 12, 1976)

ST-6438 Maneige "Les Porches" (November 10, 1975)

ST-6439 Suzanne Stevens "Love's The Only Game In Town"(Orange,Nov 24,75)

(crossed over from 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" (November 10, 1975

ST-6441 Sylvia Tyson "Cool Wind From The North" (Orange, Sept. 1976)

(also issued on 8-Track tape cartridge as 8XT-6441, standard black cardboard box with white print)

ST-6442 Simon Park "Venus Fly Trap" (March 8, 1976)

ST-6443 Gonzalez "Our Only Weapon Is Our Music" (March 8, 1976)

(UK funk group, brown EMI label)

ST-6444 Various Artists "Hits Of The Mersey Era Volume 1"(no release date)

ST-6445 Cliff Richard "31st. Of February Street" (September 13, 1976)

ST-6446 Various Artists "Hits Of The Sixties" (no release date)

ST-6447 Various Artists "Disco Date" (May 10, 1976)

ST-6448 Pussycat "Smile" (November 8, 1976)

ST-6449 Gil Ventura "That's The Way I Like It (February 14, 1977)

ST-6450 The Albion Dance Band (UK Folk) "The Prospect Before Us" (May 9, 1977)

ST-6451 Rolf Harris "Turn On" (September 14, 1976)

ST-6452 Vera Lynn "In Nashville" (August 8, 1977)

ST-6453 Marshall Hain "Free Ride" (August 8, 1977)

ST-6454 Anne Murray "There's A Hippo In My Tub"(purple label, Oct 78)

(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" (Black/rainbow label,December 1978)

ST-6457 Mandingo "Savage Rite" (January 1979)

ST-6458 Matumbi "Seven Seals" (January 1979)

ST-6459 Long John Baldry "Baldry's Out" (Purple label, Insert, February 12, 1979)

ST-6460 Chas And Dave (UK cockney duo) "Rockney" (no release date)

ST-6461 Cliff Richard "Rock & Roll Juvenile" (September 1979)

ST-6462 Pam Ayres "TBD" (no release date)

ST-6463 Lisa Dal Bello "Pretty Girls" (no release date)

ST-6464 Prism "Prism" (November 1979)

ST-6465 Prism "See Forever Eyes" (no release date)

ST-6466 Prism "Armageddon" (purple, insert, no release date,1979)

(Vancouver, B.C. band, Bryan Adams wrote 3 songs on this LP)

ST-6467 Surrender "Surrender" (Purple label, insert, 1979)

ST-6468 Screen Idols "Premiere" (February 1980)

ST-6469 Rambow "TBD" (release cancelled)

ST-6470 The Monks "Bad Habits" (Harvest label, March 1980)

("Drugs In My Pocket" was a huge hit in Canada, sleeve date is 1979)

ST-6471 Matumbi "Point Of View" (March 1980)

ST-6472 Che And Ray "TBD" (April 1980)

ST-6473 The Flys "TBD" (June 1980)

ST-6474 Roy Harper (UK folk artist) "TBD" (June 1980)

ST-6475 The Start "Hey You" (July 1980)

STAO-6476 Kate Bush "Never Forever" (Custom label, October 6, 1980)

ST-6477 Prism "Greatest Hits" ( 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" (November 1980)

ST-6481 Streetheart "Drugstore Dancer" (November 1980)

ST-6482 Eloy "Wings Of Vision" (Harvest, January 1981)

ST-6483 Shona Laing "Tied To The Tracks" (Harvest, March 1981)

ST-6484 The Monks "Bad Habits" (March 1981- re-issue of 6470)

LT-6485 Fischer Z "Red Skies Over Paradise" (Liberty, April 1981)

ST-6486 Chris Hall "Lifeline" (July 1981)

ST-6487 Klaatu "Magenta Lake" (September 1981)

ST-6488 Frank Mills "Prelude To Romance" (Purple label, August 1981)

CKBB-6489 Leggat (CKBB is a radio station) "Illuminations" (January 1982)

ST-6490 Long John Baldry "Rock With The Best" (Purple label, January 1982)

ST-6491 Streetheart "Streetheart" (January 1982)

ST-6492 Bruce Miller "Magic Night" (March 1982)

ST-6493 Chris Hall "Hypnotized" (February 1983)

ST-6494 Cliff Richard "The Early Years" (EMI America, June 1982)

ST-6495 Angelic Upstarts "Still From The Heart" (May 1982)

(* not released)

ST-6496 Frank Mills "Rondo" (August 1982)

ST-6497 Bob Schneider "Listen To The Children" (August 1982)

ST-6498 Bob Schneider "When You Dream A Dream" (August 1982)

ST-6499 Streetheart "Dancing With Danger" (January 1983)

ST-6500 Helix "No Rest For The Wicked" (March 1983)

(Canadian release number voided, moved to a US catalogue number)

ST-6501 Frank Mills "Music Box Dancer" (Black/rainbow label, May 1983)

ST-6502 Frank Mills "Sunday Morning Suite"(Black/rainbow label ,May 83)

ST-6503 David Wilcox "My Eyes Keep Me In Trouble" (July 1983)

ST-6504 Bob Schneider "Having A Good Time" (September 1983)

ST-6505 David Wilcox "Out Of The Woods" (August 1983)

ST-6506 Frank Mills "A Special Christmas" (September 1983)

ST-6507 Streetheart "Live After Dark" (October 1983)

ST-6508 Andrew Powell "Plays The Best Of The Alan Parsons Project" (Dec 83)

ST-6509 Franck Pourcel "In A Nostalgia Mood" (December 1983)

ST-6510 Luba "TBD" (release cancelled, US number used)

ST-6511 The Shorts "Comment Ca Va" (February 1984)

ST-6512 Bruce Murray "Two Hearts" (September 13, 1984)

ST-6513 David Wilcox "Bad Reputation" (August 1984)

ST-6514 Streetheart "Buried Treasure" (November 1984)

STBK-6515 Frank Zappa "Them Or Us" (Black/rainbow label, 1984)

(this is a 2 LP set)

SQ-6516 Marillion "Real To Reel (live)" (cassette ?, no release date)

ST-6517 Rodney Rude "TBD" (January 1985)

ST-6518 Frank Zappa "Francesco" (March 1985)

ST-6519 Bamboo "Stop All Distractions" (June 1985)

SQ-6520 Various Artists "Moose Molten Metal" (cassette ?, June 1985)

SKCO-6521 Frank Zappa "Thing Fish" (3-record set, $26.98,June 1985)

ST-6522 David Wilcox "David Wilcox" (Black/rainbow, July 1985)

ST-6523 Unused - "do not use - already on the system from years ago"

SQ-6524 Various Artists "Dance Compilation, Dance Mixes"

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" (cassette also,no release date,1986)

(THIS LP WAS PRESSED ON CLEAR AS WELL AS BLACK VINYL – both with Black/rainbow retro label)

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" (Black/rainbow label, 1986)

(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" (Black/rainbow label, 1986)

(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" (no release date)

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" (Spanish pop, no release date, 1986)

ST-6547 Strange Cruise "Strange Cruise" (no release date)

ST-6548 Frank Mills "Transitions" (Black/rainbow label, 1986)

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" (Black/rainbow label, 1986)

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)

(this was the last disc issued on the 6000 series – note the use of CLT on the catalogue number)

Developed 1998/1999/2000 - Piers A. Hemmingsen, Toronto, Canada ( Please email Babs@Istar.ca with errors, corrections, and updates - nobody's perfect !

"With a little help from" - Randall Haslett, Matt Hemmingsen, Bob Harrold, John Puffer, John Potter, Chris "Crisco" Probert, Pontus Von Tell, Doug Hinman, Paul Floyd, Steve Clifford, Ron Martin, Bruce Spizer, Brian Schofield, Andre Gibeault, Ron Hall, Jim De Simone, Andrew Croft (Beatlology Magazine), Fraser Hill (EMI), David MacMillan (EMI), Barry Norris, Paul Shaffer, Richard Green, David Watmough, Graham Newton (RCA/CHUM), Denny (Papa) Doherty, Kal Raudoja, Peter Dunn (Vinyl Museum), Jim Levitt (Discovery Records), Gerry Miskolczi (All That Rocks), Doug Thompson (CHUM), Martin Koppel (Kop's/Vortex), Barb Ellenson (Driftwood Music), Around Again, David Nolan (Legend Records), Open City, Rick's Recollections, Roger’s Jukebox (Victoria, BC), Dave Booth, Jack Cullen, Vern Lock, Roger Ashby (CHUM Oldies), Vortex (Yonge/Eglinton) ... and special honours to the creative genius Paul White !

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