 Note: This 
		is the first LP released after RCA stopped, and Audio Fidelity began, 
		distribution. 
		According to the numbers in the "dead wax" area, this record was pressed 
		by Columbia Records. Now how about that! 
		 
		Singles 59-5000 thru 59-5012 were also released in this transition 
		period. Each had RCA matrix numbers, but with the new blue & yellow 
		labels. The DJ promo copies had "Manufactured & Distributed by RCA" 
		printed on the variously colored labels. Starting with single number 
		5013 the prefix changed from "59" to "CH". Single number CH-5013 was the 
		first released under Audio Fidelity's control 
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		 Duet 
		Country  
		CHS-1014 - (1969)  
		  
		Side 1:  
		We’re Different (Lynn Anderson & Jerry Lane) 
		(Jerry Lane - Yonah Music, Inc) BMI 
		Just Between the Two of Us (Gordon Terry & Maxine Brown) 
		(Liz Anderson - Yonah Music, 
		Inc) BMI 
		Don’t Let Your Big Mouth Take You (Ott Stephens & Trina Love) 
		(Joe Gibson - Yonah Music, Inc) BMI 
		In The Shadows Of The Night (Tom Tall & Ginny Wright) 
		(I. Woods - Peach Music, Inc) SESAC 
		Looking Over Our Shoulders (Kenny Vernon & LaWanda Lindsey) 
		(Stephens and Gibson - Yonah Music, Inc) BMI 
		You’ve Gotta Be The Greatest (Lynn Anderson & Jerry Lane) 
		(Johnson and Anderson - Peach Music, Inc) SESAC 
		 
		Side 2: 
		Eye To Eye (Kenny Vernon & LaWanda Lindsey) 
		(Jo Gibson - Peach Music, Inc) SESAC 
		Keeping Up Appearances (Lynn Anderson & Jerry Lane) 
		(Liz Anderson - Yonah Music, Inc) BMI 
		If You Can’t Bring It Home (Ott Stephens & Trina Love) 
		(Gibson and Johnson - Yonah Music, Inc) BMI 
		Two Of A Kind (Gordon Terry & Maxine Brown) 
		(Shirley Hurst - Peach Music, Inc) SESAC 
		I Want You (Tom Tall & Ginny Wright) 
		(Tom Tall - Yonah Music, Inc) BMI 
		For Better Or For Worse (Lynn Anderson & Jerry Lane)  
		(Liz Anderson - Yonah Music, Inc) BMI 
		 
		Produced by: 
		Slim Williamson & Joe Gibson  
		Album Design by Dan Quest Art Studio  
		 
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		DUET COUNTRY has been pretty green country for CHART. Some of our 
		boy-girl twosomes seem to make the best seller lists each year. That's 
		why we're sure you'll enjoy this collection of your favorites.  
    LYNN ANDERSON'S hit duets with JERRY LANE of "WE'RE 
		DIFFERENT" and "KEEPING UP APPEARANCES" were the first big steps in her 
		rise to fame as an internationally known artist. In addition to being a 
		well known recording artist, JERRY is a very successful songwriter:  
    GORDON TERRY and MAXINE BROWN are paired with "JUST BETWEEN 
		THE TWO OF US" and "TWO OF A KIND". You'll probably remember GORDON from 
		his many movie roles and his hit records of "WILD HONEY", "LONG BLACK 
		LIMOUSINE" etc. MAXINE formerly a part of THE BROWNS adds her own touch 
		to these two as no one else can.  
    KENNY VERNON and teenager LAWANDA LINDSEY sing their big hit 
		"EYE TO EYE" and "LOOKING OVER OUR SHOULDERS". 
		Here are two 
		of the fastest rising stars in country music.  
    OTT STEPHENS and TRINA LOVE socked it to the country 
		popularity charts in 1968 with "IF YOU CAN'T BRING IT HOME" and "DON'T 
		LET YOUR BIG MOUTH TAKE YOU". You'll want to add these to your 
		collection.  
    TOM TALL and GINNY WRIGHT sang our very first hit duet, "I 
		WANT YOU" a few years ago. Now you can enjoy it and "IN THE SHADOWS OF 
		THE NIGHT", all over again in this album. We think this is the finest 
		assortment of country duets ever put together and hope you'll have many 
		happy listening hours wandering through our DUET COUNTRY.  
		 
		JOE GIBSON  |