Various – The Top Ten Barbershop Quartets Of 1968!

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Label:	Decca – DL 75060
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	US
Released:	1968
Genre:	Pop
Style:	Barbershop

Tracklist

A1	Western Continentals–	Are You From Dixie Baritone Vocals – Paul Graham (13) Bass Vocals – Phil Foote Lead Vocals – Ted Bradshaw Tenor Vocals – Al Mau Written-By – George Cobb, Jack Yellen	2:19
A2	Western Continentals–	Heart Of A Clown Baritone Vocals – Paul Graham (13) Bass Vocals – Phil Foote Lead Vocals – Ted Bradshaw Tenor Vocals – Al Mau Written-By – Frances Kane, Jack Rollins, Steve Nelson (4)	2:50
A3	Mark IV (5)–	Alexander's Band Is Back In Dixieland Baritone Vocals – Dale Deiser Bass Vocals – C.O. Crawford Lead Vocals – Al Koberstein Tenor Vocals – Franklin Spears Written-By – Gumbel*, Jack Yellen	2:45
A4	Mark IV (5)–	Her Majesty, My Mother Baritone Vocals – Dale Deiser Bass Vocals – C.O. Crawford Lead Vocals – Al Koberstein Tenor Vocals – Franklin Spears Written-By – Gerald McCullough	3:25
A5	Golden Staters–	Mary You're A Little Bit Old Fashioned Arranged By – Mike Senter Baritone Vocals – Jack Harding Bass Vocals – Mike Senter Lead Vocals – Ken Ludwick Tenor Vocals – Gary Harding Written-By – Henry Marshall*, Marion Sunshine	3:25
A6	Sundowners (7)–	It's A Great Day For The Irish Baritone Vocals – Doug Miller (7) Bass Vocals – Dave Brady (6) Lead Vocals – Larry Wright (8) Tenor Vocals – Greg Wright (6) Written-By – Roger Edens	2:20
B1	Avant Garde (13)–	When You Were A Baby And I Was The Kid Next Door Baritone Vocals – Joe Sullivan (18) Bass Vocals – Bob Meredith Lead Vocals – Joe Warren (7) Tenor Vocals – Dick Reed (7) Written-By – Edgar Leslie, Harry Tierney	1:40
B2	Oriole Four–	Could I? I Certainly Could Baritone Vocals – Fred King (5) Bass Vocals – Don Stratton (2) Lead Vocals – Jim Grant (8) Tenor Vocals – Bob Welzenbach Written-By – Jack Yellen, Milton Ager	2:30
B3	Doo-Dads–	Dapper Dan Written-By – Albert Von Tilzer, Lew Brown	2:50
B4	Night Hawks (2)–	Back In The Old Routine Baritone Vocals – John Sutton (4) Bass Vocals – Bert Ellis Lead Vocals – Jim Turner (12) Tenor Vocals – Greg Backwell Written-By – Wilson Stone	3:10
B5	Far Westerners–	Somebody's Coming To Town Baritone Vocals – Earl Moon Bass Vocals – Bill Merry Lead Vocals – Jim Meehan (2) Lyrics By – Raymond A. Browne Music By – Henry Clay Smith Tenor Vocals – Doug Anderson (14)	2:10
B6	Hallmarks (2)–	Little Man You've Had A Busy Day Written-By – Al Hoffman, Mabel Wayne, Maurice Sigler	2:40

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Pressed By – Decca Records Pressing Plant, Pinckneyville

Notes

Quoted from back cover.
"The Top Ten Barbershop Quartets Of 1968! At The 30th International Quartet Contest of S.P.E.B.S.O.S.A."

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	The Top Ten Barbershop Quartets Of 1968! (LP, Album, Repress)	Decca	DL 75060	US	1971
New Submission	The Top Ten Barbershop Quartets Of 1968 ! (LP, Compilation)	MCA Records	MCA-276	US	1977
Recently Edited	The Top Ten Barbershop Quartets Of 1968 ! (LP, Compilation)	MCA Records	MCA-276	US	1980
New Submission	The Top Ten Barbershop Quartets Of 1968! (Cassette, Album)	MCA Records	MCAC 276	US	Unknown