"Tomorrow's Memories" 5-LP Box Set, 1972 Rock/Pop/Jazz/R&B, Nice NM!, Box Intact

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"Tomorrow's Memories" 5-LP Box Set, 1972 Rock/Pop/Jazz/R&B, Nice NM!, Box Intact. A3 –Percy Faith And His Orchestra And Chorus Everything's Alright (From "Jesus Christ Superstar"). C4 –Percy Faith And His Orchestra And Chorus I Don't Know How To Love Him (From "Jesus Christ Superstar"). A 5-LP Boxed Set by Various Artists described as follows: Performer/Band: Various Artists (see below) Title: "Tomorrow's Memories" Label/Pressing Date: Columbia Records label, pressed in 1972 Manufacturer's Catalog #: C5-10796, Stereo Condition of Records: Nice NM! (see notes below regarding grading). Sold as-is. Condition of Labels: NM Condition of Box: VG+, box is intact, no broken corners Inner Sleeve Included (Yes/No): Yes Contains these songs: The "Now" Sound A1 –Mac Davis Watching Scotty Grow A2 –The Jimmy Wisner Sound Mrs. Robinson (From "The Graduate") A3 –Percy Faith And His Orchestra And Chorus Everything's Alright (From "Jesus Christ Superstar") A4 –Blood, Sweat And Tears Fire And Rain A5 –Mark Lindsay We've Only Just Begun B1 –Tony Bennett The Long And Winding Road B2 –Ray Conniff and The Ray Conniff Singers* El Condor Pasa B3 –Vikki Carr If You Could Read My Mind B4 –OC Smith Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay B5 –Peter Nero Lay Lady Lay Today's Themes C1 –Johnny Mathis Say A Little Prayer For You C2 –Charlie Byrd Here Comes The Sun C3 –OC Smith Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You C4 –Percy Faith And His Orchestra And Chorus I Don't Know How To Love Him (From "Jesus Christ Superstar") C5 –Ray Conniff and The Ray Conniff Singers* (They Long To Be) Close To You D1 –Vikki Carr Ain't No Mountain High Enough D2 –The Jack Gold Orchestra And Chorus Traces D3 –Mark Lindsay It's Too Late D4 –Peter Nero Theme From "Love Story" D5 –John Davidson What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life (From "The Happy Ending") Broadway in Song E1 –Percy Faith And His Orchestra And Chorus Overture, "Superstar" (From "Jesys Christ Superstar") E2 –Jim Nabors Cabaret E3 –The Charlie Byrd Quartet Promises, Promises E4 –Robert Goulet The Impossible Dream (Fron "Man Of La Mancha") E5 –Skitch Henderson Big Spender (From "Sweet Charity") F1 –Johnny Mathis, Aquarius (2) Let The Sunshine In (From "Hair") F2 –André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra Consider Yourself (From "Oliver") F3 –Eydie Gormé If He Walked Into My Life (From "Mame") F4 –Ray Conniff and The Ray Conniff Singers My Cup Runneth Over With Love (From "I Do! I Do!") F5 –Tony Bennett Sunrise, Sunset (From "Fiddler On The Roof") The Great Song Stylists G1 –Aretha Franklin God Bless The Child G2 –Robert Goulet For Once In My Life G3 –Leslie Uggams Someone To Watch Over Me G4 –Johnny Mathis Everything Is Beautiful G5 –Vikki Carr The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down H1 –Tony Bennett Eleanor Rigby H2 –Jane Morgan The Sounds Of Silence (From "The Graduate") H3 –Jim Nabors I Will Wait For You (From "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg") H4 –Patti Page Come Saturday Morning (From "The Sterile Cuckoo") H5 –OC Smith Hey, Jude The Country Side I1 –Ray Price Help Me Make It Through The Night I2 –The Bill Walker Orchestra Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down I3 –Jody Miller You've Got A Friend I4 –Percy Faith And His Orchestra And Chorus Rose Garden I5 –Ray Conniff and The Ray Conniff Singers* I Walk The Line J1 –Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash If I Were A Carpenter J2 –The Nashville Strings Snowbird J3 –Lynn Anderson For The Good Times J4 –André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra Galveston J5 –Marty Robbins I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You) Grading/Condition Descriptions (unless otherwise noted, grading is by visual inspection): ‘Mt’ = Mint. Perfect and in sealed, original shrink-wrap/packaging. I use this grade rarely, if ever. ‘NrMt ‘ = Near Mint. As close to perfect as you can get, no visible scuffs/scratches. Played only a couple times at most. ‘EX+ ’ = Excellent +. Vinyl may have 1 or 2, if any, minor surface scuffs, but certainly no scratches. Label has no evidence of wear, no writing and sharp coloring. Jacket has no seam splits, no creases, clean edges/corners, no ring-wear, no writing. ‘EX’ = Excellent. Vinyl has only a couple minor surface scuffs, but certainly no scratches. Label has very slight evidence of wear, no writing and sharp coloring. Jacket has no seam splits, no creases, very minor chipping at edges/corners, very minor ring-wear, no writing. ‘EX- ’ = Excellent -. Vinyl has a few surface scuffs, but certainly no scratches. Label has slight evidence of wear, no writing and sharp coloring. Jacket has no seam splits, no creases, very minor chipping at edges or minor bumped corners, minor ring-wear, no writing. ‘VG+ ’ = Very Good +. Vinyl has a few surface scuffs and/or very minor scratches (but no ‘feeler’ scratches). Label shows some evidence of wear, no writing. Jacket has no seam splits, but has 1-2 small hairline creases and/or minor chipping at edges or bumped corners, some ring-wear, no writing. ‘VG’ = Very Good. Vinyl has numerous surface scuffs and/or very minor scratches (but no ‘feeler’ scratches). Label shows some evidence of wear, no writing. Jacket has no seam splits, but has a few hairline creases and/or chipping at edges or bumped corners, moderate ring-wear, no writing. ‘VG- ’ = Very Good-. Vinyl has numerous surface scuffs and minor scratches (but no ‘feeler’ scratches). Label shows evidence of wear and/or has small amount of writing. Jacket has small seam split (less than 2” long) or has numerous small creases and/or chipping at edges or bumped corners or small amount of writing, moderate ring-wear. ‘G’ = Good. Vinyl has numerous surface scuffs/scratches and probably a ‘feeler’ scratch (as noted in listing). Label shows a lot of wear and/or some writing. Jacket has seam split (less than 6” long) or numerous moderate creases and/or major chipping at edges and corners, water damage/stains, or major writing, or heavy ring-wear. ‘P’ = Poor. Not worth describing. Shipping and Handling: All LP’s are securely packaged in a protective shipping mailer/box. The mailers are made of stiff cardboard and I've found them to be very reliable. In order to take advantage of the shipping discounts on multiple purchases, please pay for all items in one transaction. When calculating the shipping, please note a Double LP Set is considered two LP's, Boxed Collections are based on the # of discs in the collection. Shipping and handling rates (and associated shipping discounts for multiple purchases) are as follows, based on destination: USA - $ (See "Shipping and payments" tab) 1st LP + $ (See "Shipping and payments" tab) each additional LP (Media Mail) Canada - $ (See "Shipping and payments" tab) for the 1st LP + $ (See "Shipping and payments" tab) for each additional LP (Airmail/First Class International) Mexico - $ (See "Shipping and payments" tab) for the 1st LP + $ (See "Shipping and payments" tab) for each additional LP (Airmail/First Class International) International (all other) - $ (See "Shipping and payments" tab) for the 1st LP + $ (See "Shipping and payments" tab) for each additional LP (Airmail/First Class International) Domestic/USA Customers - The normal/default shipping method is 'Media Mail' via the US Postal Service, since that's the method I've found most people choose. It is a little slower than Priority Mail, but cheaper and very reliable. 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