Al Dexter Sings and Plays his Greatest Hits Capitol (S)T-1701 Al Dexter Released c. May, 1962. Cha Cha de Amor Capitol (S)T-1702 Dean Martin Released November, 1962. Medleys in the Morgan Manner Capitol (S)T-1703 Russ Morgan Released June, 1962. The Fabulous Hits of Dinah Shore Capitol Star Line (S)T-1704 Dinah Shore Released May, 1962. Gold label
Capitol Albums, 1701 to 1800 and Who’s News
The Best of the Kingston Trio Capitol Star Line (S)T-1705 Kingston Trio Released May, 1962. Gold label Latin and Hip Capitol (S)T-1706 Castro Brothers Released May, 1962. Victor Herbert on Stage Capitol (S)T-1707 Roger Wagner Chorale Released April, 1962. Piano Plus Capitol (S)T-1708 Lee Evans Released April, 1962.
Sweetest Swingin’ Sounds of No Strings Capitol (S)T-1709 Billy May Released May, 1962. The Garland Touch Capitol (S)W-1710 Judy Garland Released August, 1962. Once Upon a Time Capitol (S)T-1711 Lettermen Released May, 1962. Savoy Stomp Capitol (S)T-1712 Van Alexander Orchestra Released February, 1963.
Nat “King” Cole Sings the Blues Capitol (S)W-1713 Nat “King” Cole Unreleased with this number Stormy Monday Capitol (S)T-1714 Lou Rawls (sings) Les McCann Ltd. (plays) Released June, 1962. San Francisco Scene Capitol (S)T-1715 George Shearing Quintet Released June, 1962. Here’s the Solo Voice of Don Barbour Capitol (S)T-1716 Don Barbour Released June, 1961.
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Capitol (S)WAO-1717 Original Cast Released May, 1962. The Great Ones Capitol (S)T-1718 Various Artists Released June, 1962. That’s What I Call Music! Capitol (D)T-1719 Various Artists Released c. June, 1962. Some of My Favorites Capitol (S)T-1720 Ferlin Husky Released June, 1962.
Weapon of Prayer Capitol (S)T-1721 The Louvin Brothers Released June, 1962. I Believe in Miracles Capitol (S)T-1722 Mary Jayne Released June, 1962. The Wildest Comes Home! Capitol (S)T-1723 Louis Prima Released June, 1962. The Swingin’ Side of Nat King Cole Capitol (S)W-1724 Nat “King” Cole Released June, 1962. A reissue of Capitol (S)W-1120.
The Italian Touch Capitol (S)T-1725 Ray Anthony Released 1962. This LP was released only in Canada in 1962. See ST-2150 for the American equivalent. I’ll Tell My Mother, Catch Club In Person at the Ash Grove Capitol (S)T-1726 Catch Club Released June, 1962. The Twangy, Shoutin’, Fantastic Big-Band Sounds of Tuff Jack Capitol (S)T-1727 Jack Marshall Released May, 1962. Dave Guard & the Whiskeyhill Singers Capitol (S)T-1728 Dave Guard & the Whiskeyhill Singers Released May, 1962.
Sinatra Sings… Of Love and Things Capitol (S)W-1729 Frank Sinatra Released July, 1962. Albums T-1730-37 were the same album in specially-marked covers designated for different American disc jockeys who were associated with soul music. Give ‘em Soul Capitol T-1730 Teacho Wiltshire Released c. August, 1962. George Hudson presents Give ‘em Soul Capitol T-1731 Teacho Wiltshire Released 1962. Sir Walter Raleigh presents Give ‘em Soul Capitol T-1732 Teacho Wiltshire Released 1962. John “R” Richbourg presents
Give ‘em Soul Capitol T-1733 Teacho Wiltshire Released 1962. Richard Stamz presents Give ‘em Soul Capitol T-1734 Teacho Wiltshire Released 1962. Dave Dixon presents Give ‘em Soul Capitol T-1735 Teacho Wiltshire Released 1962. Paul “Fat Daddy” Johnson presents Give ‘em Soul Capitol T-1736 Teacho Wiltshire Released 1962. Larry “D.I.” Dixon presents
Give ‘em Soul Capitol T-1737 Teacho Wiltshire Released 1962. Herman Griffith presents Waltzing with Guy Lombardo Capitol (S)T-1738 Guy Lombardo Released July, 1962. Sounds of the Great Bands Volume 5: They All Swung the Blues Capitol (S)T-1739 Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra Released July, 1962. Broadway Pianorama Capitol (S)T-1740 Cy Coleman Released July, 1962.
The #1 Country And Western Band Capitol (D)T-1741 Hank Thompson Released 1962. Spotlight on the Jordanaires Capitol (S)T-1742 Jordanaires Released July, 1962. Bewitching-Lee! Capitol Star Line T-1743 Peggy Lee Released July, 1962. Gold label, mono only Sing-Along With Mickele Capitol (S)T-1744 Mickey Katz Released July, 1962.
The Bible Tells Me So Capitol (S)T-1745 Roy Rogers & Dale Evans Released July, 1962. Hymns at Sunset Capitol (S)T-1746 Ralph Carmichael Released July, 1962. Something Special Capitol (S)T-1747 The Kingston Trio Released August, 1962. The Lively Ones Capitol (S)T-1748 Vic Damone Released August, 1962.
More Cole Español Capitol (S)W-1749 Nat “King” Cole Released August, 1962. George Chakiris Capitol (S)T-1750 George Chakiris Released August, 1962. I Love To Tell the Story Capitol ST-1751 Tennessee Ernie Ford Released August, 1962. Worried Mind Capitol ST-1752 Ray Anthony Released June, 1962.
The Swingers: 12 Jazz Favorites Capitol ST-1753 The Four Freshmen Released September, 1962. Gigot (Soundtrack) Capitol (S)W-1754 Jackie Gleason Released October, 1962. Concerto for My Love Capitol (S)T-1755 George Shearing Quintet Released September, 1962. Country Soul Capitol (S)T-1756 King Curtis Released July, 1962.
Stan Kenton! Tex Ritter! Capitol (S)T-1757 Stan Kenton & Tex Ritter Released September, 1962. On My Way Capitol (S)T-1758 Barbara Dane Released September, 1962. Viva Bossa Nova! Capitol (S)T-1759 Laurindo Almeida Released December, 1962. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear Capitol (S)W-1760 The Roger Wagner Chorale Released October, 1962.
Jim, Tony and Bob Capitol (S)T-1761 Lettermen Released September, 1962. Sinatra: The Great Years Capitol (S)WCO- 1762 Frank Sinatra Released October, 1962. Later (c. 1965) rereleased with an STCO- price code. Drop Dead! An Exercise in Horror! Capitol (S)T-1763 Arch Oboler Released September, 1962. The Waring Blend Capitol (S)T-1764 Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians Released September, 1962.
You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To Capitol (S)T-1765 Joe Henderson and the Williams Singers and Orchestra Released September, 1962. They All Dance the Polka Capitol (S)T-1766 Stan Wolowic Released September, 1962. Hello Young Lovers Capitol (S)T-1767 Nancy Wilson Released August, 1962. The Soul-Stirring Gospel Sounds of the Pilgrim Travelers Featuring Lou Rawls Capitol (S)T-1768 Pilgrim Travelers and Lou Rawls Released September, 1962.
The Fantastic Five Keys Capitol T-1769 The Five Keys Released September, 1962. Coming Attraction-Live! Capitol (S)T-1770 The Journeymen Released September, 1962. Route 66 and Other Great TV Themes Capitol (S)T-1771 Nelson Riddle Released September, 1962. Sugar ‘n’ Spice Capitol (S)T-1772 Peggy Lee Released October, 1962. Small “STEREO” on label
Jazz Bonus Capitol (S)T-1773 Jonah Jones Released November, 1962. Capitol has replaced the small STEREO on its east-coast labels with a large, bold STEREO. The Exciting Voice of Al Martino Capitol (S)T-1774 Al Martino Released November, 1962. Re-released c. 1967 with a new cover. Cheyenne Frontier Days Capitol (S)T-1775 Hank Thompson & the Brazos Valley Boys Released January, 1963. Wonderful Wanda Capitol (S)T-1776 Wanda Jackson Released October, 1962.
You’re for Me Capitol (S)T-1777 Buck Owens Released October, 1962. Rose Lee & Joe Maphis Capitol (S)T-1778 Rose Lee & Joe Maphis Released October, 1962. Sweet and Sentimental Capitol (S)T-1779 Jan Howard Released October, 1962. The Lightning Fingers of Roy Clark Capitol (S)T-1780 Roy Clark Released October, 1962.
A Merry Hawaiian Christmas Capitol (S)T-1781 Webley Edwards Released October, 1962. Christmas in Zitherland Capitol (S)T-1782 Ruth Welcome Released October, 1962. I Almost Lost My Mind (The Soul of Big City Rhythm & Blues) Capitol (S)T-1783 Ray Anthony Released October, 1962. Oliver Capitol (S)T-1784 Original Cast Released October, 1962.
Sing a Hymn to Mary Capitol (S)T-1785 Angelus Chorale Released October, 1962. Tonight We Love Capitol Star Line (S)T-1786 Freddy Martin Released 1962. This release came out in Canada only. In February, 1964, Capitol released it in the USA in September, 1963, as ST-2018. 1787 Unreleased/Unknown 1788 Unreleased/Unknown 1789 Unreleased/Unknown
The Rodgers and Hammerstein Deluxe Set Capitol (S)TCL-1790 Released October, 1962. Contains (S)W-595, (S)W-694, and (S)W-740. Oh! Look at Me Now Capitol (S)W-1791 Bobby Darin Released October, 1962. Soon reissued as ST-1791. Beyond the Fringe Capitol (S)W-1792 Original Cast Released October, 1962. Ramblin’ Rose Capitol (S)T-1793 Nat “King” Cole Released September, 1962.
His Book of Favorite Hymns Capitol (S)T-1794 Tennessee Ernie Ford Released November, 1962. Capitol released this album in conjunction with a hardback book. Just Plain Country Capitol (S)T-1795 Kay Starr Released November, 1962. Adventures in Jazz Capitol (S)T-1796 Stan Kenton Released November, 1962. Lake Tahoe Prima Style Capitol (S)T-1797 Louis Prima Released November, 1962.
Big Hit Ballads Capitol (S)T-1798 Eddie Dunstedter Released November, 1962. Rose Maddox Sings Bluegrass Capitol (S)T-1799 Rose Maddox Released November, 1962. Bluegrass Favorites Capitol (S)T-1800 Mac Wiseman Released November, 1962. Label 62 Stereo copies of Label 62 changed in November, 1962 – but only on the east coast. Newer labels have the word STEREO in much bolder, larger print.
Who’s News! In late April, 1962, Capitol made available an eleven-track various-artists compilation of songs from new and recent albums. The record, Who’s News (Capitol NP-1) sold for 99¢ and was housed in an inner sleeve only – no cardboard cover. The album sold quite well and was soon being pressed by both the LA and Scranton factories. At some point later in the year, Capitol made the album available in a standard cover under the new cover title Top Hits!!!! Top Stars! It did not sell as well in this configuration, but the newer form is also reasonably common.
