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to R 20,010 - 1961 (20,010 was the first issue) |
The B side of the record. In the US this was released as R 20,001. This side may have been held back waiting for the movie to be released. |
Neither of these sides of this record was released on single in the US. They had a different release for R 20024. |
to 1966 |
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Reprise Records was founded in 1960 by Frank Sinatra in order to allow
more artistic freedom for his own recordings. One of the label's founding
principles under Sinatra's leadership was that each artist would have full
creative freedom, and at some point complete ownership of their work -
including publishing rights. Many of the older artists were dropped when
Sinatra sold control of the label to Warner Bros. Records in 1963.
In 1979, Warner folded Reprise, reassigning all of its retained artists to the main Warner Bros. label, except Neil Young who refused to move. The label was reactivated in 1985. |
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