Genre - Rock, Funk / Soul
The Righteous Brothers – Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 (LP) (VG+/G+)
The Righteous Brothers – Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
LP, Compilation | Verve Records | Cat. No. V6-5071 | US | 1969
Eleven-track MGM/Verve era compilation drawing from the Righteous Brothers’ catalogue following their departure from Phil Spector’s Philles label — the period that produced You’re My Soul And Inspiration (A1 — written and produced by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, US #1 in 1966, widely considered the equal of their Spector recordings), alongside earlier material including Little Latin Lupe Lu (B2 — their first charting single, 1963) and Let The Good Times Roll (A4). Blue Verve label with VERVE Records in silver; pressed by MGM Record Manufacturing Division, identified by the blocky “S” stamp in the runouts. Art direction by Dick Smith; cover art by Robert Baxter. Engineering direction by Val Valentin — MGM’s Director of Engineering, a significant figure in the technical side of MGM’s recording operation through the 1960s. Published sources include Elvis Presley Music, Righteous Brothers Music, Acuff-Rose, Atlantic Music, and Screen Gems-Columbia. Vinyl VG+ with a couple of small scratches that do not affect play. Cover G+: whiteout present on cover — clearly visible defect, reflected in sleeve grade.
Condition
- Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — couple of small scratches; does not affect play
- Sleeve: Good Plus (G+) — whiteout present on cover; clearly visible defect
Tracklist
Side A
A1. You’re My Soul And Inspiration (3:03)
A2. What Now My Love (2:41)
A3. My Prayer (2:45)
A4. Let The Good Times Roll (2:08)
A5. Bye-Bye Love (2:00)
Side B
B1. Go Ahead And Cry (2:34)
B2. Little Latin Lupe Lu (2:10)
B3. I Just Want To Make Love To You (3:22)
B4. This Little Girl Of Mine (2:12)
B5. Justine (2:09)
B6. Loving You (2:44)
Details
- Format: LP, Compilation
- Label: Verve Records / MGM (V6-5071)
- Country: US (MGM Record Manufacturing Division)
- Released: August 1969
- Weight: 230 g
- Style: Blue-Eyed Soul, Pop Rock, R&B
- Note: Blue Verve label; blocky “S” MGM pressing stamp in runout
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we’re happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
The Righteous Brothers – Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
LP, Compilation | Verve Records | Cat. No. V6-5071 | US | 1969
Eleven-track MGM/Verve era compilation drawing from the Righteous Brothers’ catalogue following their departure from Phil Spector’s Philles label — the period that produced You’re My Soul And Inspiration (A1 — written and produced by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, US #1 in 1966, widely considered the equal of their Spector recordings), alongside earlier material including Little Latin Lupe Lu (B2 — their first charting single, 1963) and Let The Good Times Roll (A4). Blue Verve label with VERVE Records in silver; pressed by MGM Record Manufacturing Division, identified by the blocky “S” stamp in the runouts. Art direction by Dick Smith; cover art by Robert Baxter. Engineering direction by Val Valentin — MGM’s Director of Engineering, a significant figure in the technical side of MGM’s recording operation through the 1960s. Published sources include Elvis Presley Music, Righteous Brothers Music, Acuff-Rose, Atlantic Music, and Screen Gems-Columbia. Vinyl VG+ with a couple of small scratches that do not affect play. Cover G+: whiteout present on cover — clearly visible defect, reflected in sleeve grade.
Condition
- Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — couple of small scratches; does not affect play
- Sleeve: Good Plus (G+) — whiteout present on cover; clearly visible defect
Tracklist
Side A
A1. You’re My Soul And Inspiration (3:03)
A2. What Now My Love (2:41)
A3. My Prayer (2:45)
A4. Let The Good Times Roll (2:08)
A5. Bye-Bye Love (2:00)
Side B
B1. Go Ahead And Cry (2:34)
B2. Little Latin Lupe Lu (2:10)
B3. I Just Want To Make Love To You (3:22)
B4. This Little Girl Of Mine (2:12)
B5. Justine (2:09)
B6. Loving You (2:44)
Details
- Format: LP, Compilation
- Label: Verve Records / MGM (V6-5071)
- Country: US (MGM Record Manufacturing Division)
- Released: August 1969
- Weight: 230 g
- Style: Blue-Eyed Soul, Pop Rock, R&B
- Note: Blue Verve label; blocky “S” MGM pressing stamp in runout
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we’re happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
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