Beatsville

Originally released in 1959 on mono LP as [r=5965068] and on stereo LP as [r=11176419]. From the booklet: "Tks. 1-17 Recorded 1959 at HiFi Records, Hollywood" "Tk. 18 Recorded at Decca Studios, 1959, NYC" "Tks. 19 & 20 Recorded 1960 at Associated Studios, NYC "Tk. 21 Recorded 1975 at Phillips Studios, London "Tks. 22 & 23 Recorded 1961 at Associated Studios, NYC "Tk. 24 Recorded September 1998 at Private Island Trax, Hollywood" "©1998 P22 Inc. All rights reserved." The booklet tracklist incorrectly transposes tracks 7 and 8, whereas the rear tray insert lists it correctly. The booklet erroneously lists the duration for track 24 as "5:55" but it is followed by 2:05 seconds of silence and an extra track, with McKuen reading a poem starting with "I enter you…" and ending with "…across horizons new.". From the disc face: "©1998 P22 Inc. All audio material © and ℗ 1998 Stanyan Records and Rod McKuen" From the rear tray insert: "This special 40th Anniversary re-issue (...) features 24 tracks, extensive liner notes, plus a bonus font!" "Also on disc: Daddy-O Beatsville, a set of 72 illustrations in font format. Mac and Windows versions included." "©1959, 1998 Stanyan Records. "©℗1998 P22 Records" "Made in the USA." "TO PLAY BACK USE STANDARD RIAA BASS BOOST AND TREBLE ROLL OFF" Standard clear jewel case release including an eight page booklet and a two-sided rear tray insert. Not credited, but Buddy Collette is on other reeds (saxophone, clarinet).