Label is red with black and white printing. Issued in mono only. A stereo cover has been found, but no stereo record has ever been found. Tom Moulton, who in 1961 was in the record business, remembers going to the Coed office to ask about the stereo issue. Issued in mono only.
Label is red with black and white printing.
Issued in mono only. Label is red with black and white printing. After his Coed recording days, Adam Wade moved to Epic, and a greatest hits album was issued of his Coed material. Long known as a label that put out albums in rechanneled stereo almost exclusively, the label issued albums by three of the Coed labels' star groups, the Crests, the Rivieras, and the Duprees. It wasn't until CDs hit the market, and the rechanneled masters began to be rejected by potential licensees wanting to reissue the material, that the owners dug out the original session tapes so that high quality reissues could be made.