Available in quad on sampler only?

[fizzywiggs41]

One Fine Morning & Take it Slow by Lighthouse appear on one or more samplers, but were never part of an LP release in quad. There is a latter day version in 5.1 of One Fine Morning.

https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/fo...pilation-track-listings-here.8470/post-455492
https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/fo...pilation-track-listings-here.8470/post-383380
https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/fo...f-sunny-days-cd-dvd-5-1-mix.14033/post-122269

Also Lighthouse had "Hats Off To The Stranger" on this EV-4 album from Evolution.


Also a bevy of other artists tunes on that label.

 

[par4ken]

Two tracks on this ABC promotional albums are QS encoded. I'm sure that they are not available anyplace else.

Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds "Daisy Mae" and Tommy Roe "Stagger Lee".

A Year In Your Ear​

 

[fizzywiggs41]

Another incredible Quad Sampler is the Jazz-Soul , Rock album Toshiba/Bellaphon Bacillus SPL -1-Q
Of which side one contains songs from the Fantasy Record label , all Jazz-Soul tunes by the likes of ...(artist , album , label number) ;

Cannonball Adderley Quintet , Inside Straight , Fantasy 9435
Charlie Byrd , Crystal Silence , Fantasy 9429
Kenney Burrell , Both Feet On The Ground , Fantasy 9427
Woody Herman , Giant Steps , Fantasy/Bellaphon 19166

And none of the above albums on Fantasy Records (or FPM) received a separate quadraphonic release .

Whereas Side 2 , are all Rock selections on the Bellaphon Bacillus label ;

Nektar , Remember The Future BLPS 19164 Q
Nine Days Wonder , We Never Lost Control BLPS 19163 Q
Dzyan, Time Machine , BLPS 19161 Q

And all three were released in quadraphonic (SQ)

 

[fizzywiggs41]

Interesting regarding the Bernstein - and you're sure it's not the Boulez version, released a scant two years later, right? Doesn't seem this was ever issued in quad: Bernstein* Conducts Stravinsky*, New York Philharmonic* - Petrushka (Complete) / Firebird Suite

Edit to add: Yeah, Boulez wouldn't be on "Back to Bernstein." Interesting. I'd be curious to see more.

Second edit: Okay, it's "Bach to Bernstein," with two cuts from Wendy Carlos and four from Bernstein. Looks like the others are from the Verdi Requiem, Bernstein's Mass, and Also Sprach Zarathustra.

It's too bad CBS didn't release Wendy Carlos' version of Beethoven's Ninth , from the album , Clockwork Orange , which was mixed in discrete quad !
Another missed opportunity of a major hit in a Classical Electronic form.