Living Guitars - For The Good Times & Other Country Favorites Album

Tracklist

1	Help Me Make It Through The Night Written By – Kris Kristofferson	2:26
2	For The Good Times Written By – Kris Kristofferson	3:40
3	There Goes My Everything Written By – Dallas Frazier	2:34
4	Rainin' In My Heart Written-By – Moore, West	2:42
5	I Really Don't Want To Know Written-By – Robertson, Barnes	2:50
6	Padre Written-By – Alain Romans, Paul Francis Webster	3:26
7	Watching Scotty Grow Written By – Mac Davis	3:00
8	Our Love Is Deeper Than The Ocean Written By – Al Caiola	2:30
9	A Woman Always Knows Written-By – B. Sherrill	2:05

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CAS-2487	Living Guitars	"For The Good Times" & Other Country Favorites ‎(LP, Album)	RCA Camden	CAS-2487	US	1971

Credits

• Arranged By, Conductor [Conducted By] – Al Caiola
• Cover [Cover Art By] – Jim Timmins
• Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Bob Simpson
• Producer [Produced By] – Ethel Gabriel

Notes

Cover information:
Sleeve fully laminated with pinched spine.
Front of sleeve:
Title, 'For The Good Times & Other Country Favorites'
Top left hand corner, logo with 'CAS-2487 STEREO' between 'RCA' and 'Camden'
Top right hand corner, 'Living Guitars'
Under the title, the tracklist in random order to that shown on back of sleeve and labels.
Back of sleeve:
Stereo CAS-2487
Title shown as, "For The Good Times" & Other Country Favorites
The Finest of Today's Country Music
Top left hand corner, Side 1 tracklist with Rights Society and duration of each track.
Top right hand corner, Side 2 tracklist with Rights Society and duration of each track. Underneath; Recorded in RCA's Studio C, New York City
Recording Engineer: Bob Simpson
Uncredited sleeve notes and underneath, in the 'Copyright warning' paragraph; Copyright subsists in all records by virtue of the New Zealand Copyright Act, 1962, and the Australian Copyright Act, 1912-1933. All rights under Copyright Law are reserved. Manufactured by Radio Corporation Of New Zealand Ltd. Auckland, New Zealand from Master Recordings Owned or Controlled by Radio Corporation Of America, Trademark Owner. Trademarks ® Registered Marca(s) Registrada(s)
Distributed by Radio Corporation Of New Zealand Ltd. A Pye Company
Camden Stereo Records may be played on any modern phonograph with a lightweight tone arm. You will hear excellent sound reproduction on a mono player and full stereo sound on a stereo player.
TMK(S) ® by RCA Corporation
© 1971, RCA Records
Bottom left hand corner is a black outlined square box with 'G' inside
On spine, left side, catalogue # CAS 2487, right side, title shown as 'For The Good Times'

Label information:
Manufactured by Pye Record Manufacturing Division, Auckland, New Zealand Made From Master Recordings Of RCA Records.
Title shown as, "For The Good Times" & Other Country Favourites
Side 1, under title, catalogue # CAS 2487 and 'ACRS 5028'
Side 2, under title, catalogue # CAS 2487 and 'ACRS 5029'

Publishing information:
Side 1, tracks 1, 3, side 2, track 2 - Albert
Side 1, track 2 - Palace
Side 1, track 4 - Castle
Side 1, track 5, side 2, track 4 - K/A
Side 2, track 1 - Penjane
Side 2, track 3 - Aberbach

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side 1 runout stamped): ACRS..5028..5S
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2 runout stamped): ACRS 5029 3S
• Matrix / Runout (Label side 1): ACRS 5028
• Matrix / Runout (Label side 2): ACRS 5029
• Rights Society (Tracks A1 - A5, tracks B1, B2): BMI
• Rights Society (Tracks B3, B4): ASCAP

Companies

• Record Company – Pye Records
• Manufactured By – Pye Record Manufacturing Division
• Distributed By – Radio Corporation Of New Zealand Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – RCA Records
• Recorded At – RCA Studio C
• Published By – Albert
• Published By – Palace
• Published By – Castle
• Published By – K/A
• Published By – Penjane
• Published By – Aberbach

Album

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