The Beatles Apple SWBO-101 The Beatles Released November 1968. Soul Knight Capitol ST-102 Roy Meriwether Trio Released October 1968. Label 62. Wichita Lineman Capitol ST-103 Glen Campbell Released November 1968. Label 62. Talk to Me, Baby! Capitol ST-104 Michael Dees Released December 1968.

Capitol Albums, 101 to 200 and Star Line Label SL69

2 Shows Nightly Capitol ST-105 Peggy Lee Released December 1968 and promptly withdrawn. Although the album was not reviewed, it was advertised in January 1969 as being available as a four-track cartridge. Ms. Lee was displeased with the selection, and with her own performance. As a result, she directed that Capitol withdraw the album. Irving Berlin’s Music for Lovers Capitol SW-106 Jackie Gleason Released December 1968. Hedge & Donna 2 Capitol ST-107 Hedge & Donna Released February 1969. Introspect Capitol ST-108 Joe South Released December 1968.

The Insect Trust Capitol SKAO-109 The Insect Trust Released December 1968. Island in the Sky Capitol ST-110 Tuneful Trolley Released December 1968. Born to Be With You Capitol ST-111 Sonny James Released December 1968. Square Dance USA Capitol ST-112 Don Stewart and Cliffie Stone Released December 1968.

In Love Capitol ST-113 Wynn Stewart Released December 1968. The Voice of Billie Joe Spears Capitol ST-114 Billie Joe Spears Released December 1968. White Fences and Evergreen Trees Capitol ST-115 Ferlin Husky Released December 1968. In My Own Way… I Love You Capitol ST-116 Anthony Quinn Released April 1969.

Hey Jude Capitol ST-117 The Sounds of Our Times Released October 1968. Label 62. Zorba Capitol SO-118 Soundtrack Released December 1968. Music from the Broadway Hit – Zorba Capitol ST-119 Claus Ogerman Released November 1968. Happy Trails Capitol ST-120 Quicksilver Messenger Service Released March 1969.

Gandalf Capitol ST-121 Gandalf Released January 1969. The Way it Was, the Way it Is Capitol ST-122 Lou Rawls Unreleased. The album was not released with this number but Capitol reorganized the album and issued it later in 1969. Unreleased/Unknown 123 Something Fresh Capitol ST-124 David Rose Released January 1969.

Only Love Capitol ST-125 Gordon MacRae Released January 1969. Soul and Inspiration Capitol ST-126 Clara Ward Released March 1969. Songs I Like to Sing Capitol ST-127 Tennessee Ernie Ford Released February 1969. The New Songs! The New Sounds! Capitol ST-128 Guy Lombardo Released January 1968.

The Many Moods of Wanda Jackson Capitol ST-129 Wanda Jackson Released February 1969. The Geezinslaws Are Alive (And Well?) Capitol ST-130 The Geezinslaw Brothers Released April 1969. I’ve Got You on My Mind Again Capitol ST-131 Buck Owens Released January 1969. The Band Capitol STAO-132 The Band Released October 1969. Label 69.

20/20 Capitol (Star Line) SKAO-133 The Beach Boys Released February 1969. Copies from the Scranton plant were pressed on the Star Line label; Other copies appear on the rainbow label (Label 62x). Milestones Capitol ST-134 SRC Released April 1969. Live! Capitol ST-135 The Seekers Released January 1969. Jools and Brian Capitol DT-136 Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & the Trinity Released April 1969.

The Best of Wayne Newton Vol. 2 Capitol Star Line SKAO-137 Wayne Newton Released February 1969. The Best of the Lettermen Vol. 2 Capitol Star Line SKAO-138 The Lettermen Released February 1969. The Best of George Shearing Vol. 2 Capitol Star Line SKAO-139 George Shearing Quintet Released February 1969. The Best of Dean Martin Vol. 2 Capitol Star Line SKAO-140 Dean Martin Released February 1968.

The Best of Hawaii Calls Capitol Star Line SKAO-141 Webley Edwards Released February 1969. Hey Daddy Capitol ST-142 Charlie Louvin Released February 1969. The Best of Ferlin Husky Capitol Star Line SKAO-143 Ferlin Husky Released February 1969. The Best of Sonny James Vol. 2 Capitol Star Line SKAO-144 Sonny James Released February 1969.

The Best of Buck Owens Vol. 3 Capitol Star Line SKAO-145 Buck Owens Released February 1969. The Best of Jackie Gleason Vol. 2 Capitol Star Line SKAO-146 Jackie Gleason Released February 1969. Put Your Head on My Shoulder Capitol ST-147 The Lettermen Released December 1968. Nancy Capitol ST-148 Nancy Wilson Released January 1969.

Super Oldies, Vol. 4 Capitol STBB-149 Various Artists Released March 1969. Helmut Zacharias Plays the Hits Capitol ST-150 Helmut Zacharias Released January 1969. Both Sides of People Capitol ST-151 People Released February 1969. The Best of Matt Monro Capitol Star Line SKAO-152 Matt Monro Released February 1969.

Yellow Submarine Apple SW-153 The Beatles Released January 1969. Crazy Horse Roads Capitol ST-154 Stained Glass Released January 1969. Touch ‘Em With Love Capitol ST-155 Bobbie Gentry Released July 1969. Label 69. I’ve Been Here All the Time Capitol ST-156 Patti Drew Released February 1969.

A Higher Plateau Capitol ST-157 John KaSandra Released February 1969. Unreleased/Unknown 158 Together Capitol ST-159 Tony Sandler & Ralph Young Released February 1969. The Beatles Apple 8XW-160/161 The Beatles Released November 1968. Released together as 8XWB-101, these are the individual tape numbers corresponding to Apple SWBO-101. Also released on cassette as 4XWB-101. Both formats appeared in an outer box with an apple on it.

In Person Capitol ST-162 Cannonball Adderley Released February 1969. Soft Summer Breeze Capitol ST-163 Eddie Heywood Released February 1969. Miracle Mirror Capitol ST-164 Golden Earrings Released February 1969.

Five Man Electrical Band Capitol ST-165 Five Man Electric Band Released February 1969. Tartaglian Theorem Capitol ST-166 John Andrews Tartaglia Released April 1969. Artistry in Rhythm Capitol DT-167 Stan Kenton Released 1969. This is a reissue of T-167, which was expanded from H-167. Pride in What I Am Capitol SKAO-168 Merle Haggard and the Strangers Released April 1969.

Instrumental Sounds of Merle Haggard’s Strangers Capitol ST-169 The Strangers Released March 1969. Just Hold My Hand Capitol ST-170 Johnny & Jonie Mosby Released February 1969. I’ll Fly Away Capitol ST-171 Jean Shepard Released April 1969. Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man Capitol ST-172 The Bob Seger System Released January 1969.

Tender is the Night Capitol ST-173 Guitars Unlimited Released February 1969. Wings of a Man Capitol ST-174 Danny McCulloch Released February 1969. The Corporation Capitol ST-175 The Corporation Released February 1969. The Koala Capitol SKAO-176 The Koala Released February 1969.

The Songs of Jeannie C. Riley Capitol ST-177 Jeannie C. Riley Released March 1969. Super Soul-Dees, Vol. 3 Capitol STBB-178 Various Artists Released May 1969. Unreleased/Unknown 179 Sausalito Capitol ST-180 Al Martino Released June 1969.

The Fool on the Hill Capitol ST-181 George Shearing Released June 1969. Galveston Capitol ST-182 The Sounds of Our Times Released March 1969. A Natural Woman Capitol ST-183 Peggy Lee Released May 1969. Brave New World Capitol SKAO-184 The Steve Miller Band Released June 1969.

Paradise Bar and Grill Capitol ST-185 Mad River Released July 1969. Just Ray Brown Capitol ST-186 Ray Brown Released April 1969. Unreleased/Unknown 187 Awakening Capitol ST-188 Jamie Carr Released May 1969.

The Road to Travel Capitol ST-189 Bert Sommer Released May 1969. The Soul View Now! Capitol ST-190 Bettye Swann Released March 1969. It’s a Wonderful World Capitol ST-191 The Art Reynolds Singers Released June 1969. Observations in Time Capitol ST-192 The Ohio Players Released April 1969.

Only the Lonely Capitol ST-193 Sonny James Released March 1969. Anywhere U.S.A. Capitol ST-194 The Buckaroos Released March 1969. Lead Me On Capitol ST-195 Bonnie Owens and the Strangers Released April 1969. A Brand New Feelin’ Capitol ST-196 The Victors Released May 1969.

Street Busker Capitol ST-197 Don Partridge Released May 1969. Celebration Capitol SW-198 Original Cast Released c. April 1969. I’m Only a Man Capitol ST-199 Willie Tee Released April 1969. Loosen Up Naturally Capitol SWBB-200 Sons of Champlin Released March 1969. The graphics on the first cover use the “F-word.” Later copies have the word crossed out, and still later covers removed the word entirely.

Star Line Label SL69 At approximately the same time that the main line Capitol label added the subsidiary print, near the end of 1968, they also revised the backdrop on the Star Line album label so that it resembles a star rather than a target. The singles label stayed on the earlier red-and-white target label until 1972, but from this point on, the singles labels had the same “subsidiary” print that one finds on the main line Capitol singles. As attractive as the star label was, it appeared to be “crowded.”