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audiofile said:...Wes Montgomery's 'Windy', Herbie Mann's 'House of the Rising Sun', Jobim's 'Triste', and Tamba 4's 'Dolphin', are the four tracks actually produced by Taylor... ...I was just wondering why it says: Produced by Creed Taylor on the actual record and has Creed's signature, when like you said, it is just a compilation to promote the A&M recording artists of that particular time and most of the other artists were not recording for CTI/A&M...?Harry said:...It could have been in Creed's contract that his "signature" and logo would appear on all records that he was involved in...seashorepiano said:...CTi was a subsidiary of A&M before it went independent in 1970/71... ...I can understand the obligatory credits on the album jacket, but not the record itself (via his signature) as that'd be a bit misleading... ...Maybe he insisted?
Dave said:A&M Family Portrait encouraged me to do what it was designed to do...; Encourage me to check out other works of its Artists...!
Mr Bill said:The two CTi tracks on each side have a little asterisk next to them referring you to the little asterisk next to the "produced by Creed Taylor" logo.
Harry said: First I had to find the cleanest vinyl versions of four tracks that I don't own on CD. They are "The Debutante's Ball" by Liza Minnelli; this "Like A Lover" mix from Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66; "Baja Humbug" from the Baja Marimba Band; and "House Of The Rising Sun" by Herbie Mann.
Actually I wanted the "sound" of vinyl so I just dubbed my whole album to CDR. Even though some of the songs are on CD.
It could be dirty vinyl, too, after all those years. It depends on how it was handled prior to packaging.
I've attempted it, but can't seem to get the sizing/color anywhere close.
Something is off with one or both pictures.
And they got at least two other LP covers out of that day (Look Around and Beat of the Brass).