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Leonard Nimoy Presents:
Mr. Spock's Music From Outer Space
Dot Records DLP 25794
Producer & Arranger: Charles R. Grean
Engineer: Bob Liftin
Year Released: 1967
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Visit To A Sad Planet b/w
Theme From 'Star Trek'
Dot Records 17038
45rpm
Year Released: 1967
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Two Sides Of Leonard Nimoy
Dot Records DLP 25835
Produced by Charles R. Grean and Tom Mack
Arranged and Conducted by Charles R. Grean
Engineer: Thorne Nogar
Photography: Wm. R. Eastbrook/Grant Photography/
Del Hayden
Design: Sandy Dvore
Year Released: 1968
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The Ballad Of Billbo Baggins
b/w Cotton Candy (On A Summer Day)
Dot Records 17028
45rpm
Year Released: 1967
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The Way I Feel
Dot Records DLP 25883
Producers: Charles R. Grean and Tom Mack
Arrangers: George Tipton, Charles R. Grean, Ray Pohlman, Bill Stafford
Engineer: Thorne Nogar
Cover Photography: Fred Poore
Cover Assemblage: Ron Wolin
Art Direction: Christopher Whorf
Year Released: 1968
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Please Don't Try To Change My Mind
b/w I'd Love Making Love To You
Dot Records 17125
45rpm
Year Released: 1968
Here We Go 'Round Again
b/w Consilium
Dot Records 17175
45rpm
Year Released: 1968
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The Touch Of Leonard Nimoy
Dot Records DLP 25910
Producer: Charles R. Grean
Arrangers and Conductor: George Tipton
Engineers: Thorne Nogar and Dave Wiechman
Cover Photography: Tommy Mitchell
Art Direction: Christopher Whorf
Year Released: 1969
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The Touch Of Leonard Nimoy
Mono Test Pressing
Monarch MFG. Co. 3910
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The New World Of Leonard Nimoy
Dot Records DLP 25966
Producer: Steve Clark
Arrangers: Ben Benay and Mike Hendersen
Art Direction: Paula Bard
Liner Photography: Del Hayden
Year Released: 1970
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The Touch Of Leonard Nimoy
Australian Release, 1969
Festival Records Pty, Limited
Dot Records
Monaural: ZL-33,168
DLP-25,910Stereo: SZL-933,168
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Special Note: This record is the first time we have found Nimoy's music publishing company, Control, listed on the record's label. Control is used on all of Nimoy's songs and songs written by associates of Nimoy.
Variations: The packaging is the thin, shiny European style board with poly bag inner sleeve. Photo on front is now centered and tightly cropped, yellow DOT logo and stereo logo in corners. Print quality is rather poor, dark and over saturated. The back has information for two of Nimoy's other albums in addition to other DOT releases.Content is identical to the U.S. release.
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Leonard Nimoy: Space Odyssey
Pickwick/33 SPC-3199
Year Released: 1972
Pickwick Records, along with K-Tel, was a major budget-bin label in the 70s. Much of their catalog consisted of "sound alike" recordings (hit songs of the day sung and performed by session musicians), children's records and of course reissued and redesigned LPs. The fidelity on these and most reissued records is not very good. This one is worth having, however, for the groovy cover art by the artist known as "Daniel" (see lower right corner).
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Side One
Theme From 'Star Trek'
You Are Not Alone
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Earth
Once I Smiled
The Ballad Of Bilbo Baggins
Side Two
Spock Thoughts
Here We Go 'Round Again
Consilium
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Mr. Spock Presents Music From Outer Space
Rediffusion R.I.M. ZS-156
Year Released: 1973
Liner Notes: Ron Edwards
Graphics: Stephen Hill Design Services
This reissue is the same as the LP, Leonard Nimoy Presents Mr. Spock's Music From Outer Space, only this time Leonard's name is omitted from the cover and appears much smaller on the back. The release of this LP coincides with the syndicated premier of 'Star Trek' on British television. The Rediffusion label released mostly background television scores but also released "sound alike" LPs in much the same manner as Pickwick. The record jacket is nicely designed and made of a thin cardboard with super shiny gloss finish similar to many British LPs of the time,
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Side One
1. Theme From 'Star Trek'
2. Alien
3. Where Is Love
4. Music To Watch Space Girls By
5. Beyond Antares
6. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Earth
Side Two
7. Mission Impossible
8. Lost In The Stars
9. Where No Man Has Gone Before
10. You Are Not Alone
11. A Visit To A Sad Planet
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Outer Space/Inner Mind
Famous Twinsets PAS-2-1030
Two LP Set
Year Released: 1974
This two record set is another compilation of low fidelity recordings. These sets must have been made from something other than the source tapes and/or pushed out so fast that quality control was not an issue. This set is interesing in that there were several other LPs released featuring other artists in this series. Nimoy shares company with Pat Boone's Greatest Hymns, The Andrew Sisters and Liberace In Concert. The inside gatefold sleeve has a fairly lengthy biography. The cover has some very well-done airbush artwork of the Starship Enterprise.
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Side One
Theme From 'Star Trek'
Alien
Where Is Love?
Music To Watch Space Girls By
Beyond Antares
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Earth
Side Two
Mission: Impossible
Lost In The Stars
Where No Man Has Gone Before
You Are Not Alone
A Visit To A Sad Planet
Spock Thoughts
Side Three
I'd Love Making Love To You
Sunny
Both Sides Now
Love Is Sweeter
Put A Little Love In Your Heart
Side Four
Abraham, Martin & John
Proud Mary
Everybody's Talkin'
Gentle On My Mind
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Leonard Nimoy Sears LP
SPS-491
Year Released: 1988
This reissue is the same as the Pickwick LP, only with a different cover.
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Side One
Theme From 'Star Trek'
You Are Not Alone
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Earth
Once I Smiled
The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins.
Side Two
Spock Thoughts
Here We Go 'Round Again
Consilium
I Search For Tomorrow.
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If I Had A Hammer b/w Sunny
MAX Records 002
Year Released: 1974
Made in Turkey
This is a very odd record. Both songs are from the LP release The Way I Feel. Judging from the choice of songs and the cover art, we are assuming it is a bootleg until further information can be found.
Image courtesy of Stompy.
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