UPDATE HISTORY
    2020
  MARCH
MARCH 24:
Thanks to reader Jesus Galeote we now know the chart positions for their hit singles
  in Spain via this book: Sólo éxitos, 1959-2012 by 
  Fernando Salaverri Aranegui.
MARCH 21:
Found  another set of cassette tapes from Arista with catalog prefixes (AC5) 
  that I've never run across before:
 
 
AC5-8061 & AC5-8063. 
  
  I figure these were manufactured in the latter  '80s since the numbers are so close together. 
Thanks to Stephen Wright for sharing his photos of this new find for "Silver Moon" 
  for from
  El Salvador:
 
 
Created a new page for El Salvador; hopefully will see more records from there.
MARCH 17:
Here is the latest version of Nez's "Cosmic Partners" LP on "Electric Blue" vinyl. 
  Really it looks teal to me, but that's marketing for you -
 
  
  
  
 
Thanks to Ben Belmares for these photos!
MARCH 14:
Good Times! Promo CD:
 
  
 
Took me about 4 years to find a copy for sale. 
  I'm guessing Rhino didn't make too many of these available for journalists.
MARCH 7:
For the last few years I had this sleeve under the German section 
  but reader 
  Manfred Schmidt recently informed me that it was in color 
  and actually 
  issued in Austria. 
  The record found inside the sleeve was just the  German single.

This is such a great looking picture it is hard to believe that no one else every used it.
Added a new button on the left for Austria and also included 
  this 3" CD EP that was manufactured there.

MARCH 6:
Recently found out why RCA issued two sleeves for Nesmith's "Silver Moon" in Germany.
  Reader Manfred Schmidt  told me there was a German artist "Randolf Rose" 
  who covered Silver Moon as "Silver Moon Baby".  His single did very  well 
  on the charts getting to #5 in April '71. 
 RCA then capitalized on that single by reissuing Nez's version with an updated 
  picture sleeve that said "The Original".
 
  
  
 
MARCH 5:
Yet another stock version of this Arista 8-track, this time in a black cartridge:
 
  
 
MARCH 1:
Found this Arista 8-track in an orange cartridge for their "Greatest Hits".
  Previously I've only seen the CRC or RCA club versions for this tape.
 
  
 
