"The Owl & The Pussycat" / "Light Of Love"

MISC NOTES: The Bards had already scored a few regional radio hits for Seattle's Jerry Dennon, when he approached Capitol Records seeking a big-time deal for them. Capitol liked the song "Owl" but was worried about the naughty double entendre of the title/lyrics. They cut a deal: Capitol would issue it on an anonymous plain white label and if the song got any traction with radio stations they would reconsider and issue it formally as a Capitol release. Well, radio balked and the project collapsed. Even so, the two songs were issued on the  Capitol label. See #2148. National "feeler" release of  both songs which had previously been issued in the Northwest as Piccadilly #224. White label with black numerals and lettering. No record company noted, but numbered as 2148. Officially issued thereafter as Capitol #2148.

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FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX:
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE: ^76590
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Sheridan-Balzotti
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)

B-SIDE MATRIX:
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE: ^76590 - X
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Sheridan-Balzotti
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)