Warner Loss Leaders Vinyl

The warner reprise loss leaders and pictures of the albums in the series the below of which.

Warner loss leaders vinyl.

The big ball a two record sampler from warner brothers loss leader series instantly i was blasted back into the mid 1970s when i would. The warner reprise loss leaders were a series of promotional sampler compilation albums released by warner bros. Mail order only promotional records that were released by warner brothers records starting in 1969 with the release of the 1969 warner reprise songbook pro 331 and concluding in 1980 with troublemakers pro a 857. Records throughout the 1970s.

Looking through some crates at a local vintage resale shop that regularly turns up interesting vinyl i came across it. A faux commercial from looney tunes and merrie melodies one of the series of loss leaders lp sets that were advertised on the inner sleeves of many wb releases in the 70s. The loss leaders were a series of cheap albums that warner reprise started issued in 1969 single lps going for 1 and doubles for 2 the last two loss leaders double lps from 1980 cost 3 each. The inner sleaves had the slogan the best biggest bargains on record.

The big ball warner brothers 1970 loss leader series release turned up on a recent vinyl run and got us deep into the warner groove. Eclipse troublemakers 1980 one last look at the loss leaders. Collectus interruptus pumping vinyl 1978 79 part thirteen. The catalog numbering has many gaps in it and these numbers were used for promotional items that were typically given to radio stations and were not used for the loss leaders series.

This was the final installment of warner bros loss leaders series sampler albums sold by mail order only and advertised on the inner sleeves of warner and affiliate label albums. And its subsidiary labels primarily reprise records. Each album usually a 2 record set contained a wide variety of tracks by artists under contract to warner bros. Holiday samplers yulesville 1987 and winter warnerland.

I believe this originally sold for the princely sum of 3.