
RCA
RD 7767
Track Listing:
Side 1:
1. Harem Holiday
2. My Desert Serenade
3. Go East, Young Man
4. Mirage
5. Kismet
6. Shake That Tambourine
Side 2:
1. Hey Little Girl
2. Golden Coins
3. So Close, Yet So Far (from paradise)
4. Animal Instinct
5. Wisdom Of The Ages
Released: December 1965:
mono (27)
It looks like a reversed image of Elvis was used on the front cover of the album. Background image (top Right) looks correct.

Laminated Front Only RCA VICTOR Logo (Boxed)

Foldovers (Top & Bottom) RCA VICTOR Logo (Boxed) Product of the DECCA RECORD COMPANY, LTD, LONDON made from a master recording of R.C.A. N.Y. Laminated with 'Clairifoil' made by British Celanese Limited (Centre) Printed in England by MacNeill Press, London, SE1. (Bottom Right) 'Mirage' Incorrectly Spelt 'Mirago'
Test Pressing/Factory Sample/Demo/Promo


Black Label - RCA Victor Small Red Dot Logo




Large Orange Label - Stamped RCA Victor Logo






This LP entered the UK charts on January 15, 1966, peaking at no. 11.
Chart Run: (5 Weeks)
15/01/1966 - 18
22/01/1966 - 11
29/01/1966 - 16
05/02/1966 - 19
12/02/1966 - 20
Information: www.officialcharts.com
Recording Information:
Harem Holiday
(March 9, 1965: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
My Desert Serenade
(February 25, 1965: RCA, Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
Go East, Young Man
(March 9, 1965: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
Mirage
(March 9, 1965: MGM Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
Kismet
(February 25, 1965: RCA, Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
Shake That Tambourine
(February 24, 1965: RCA, Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
Hey Little Girl
(February 25, 1965: RCA, Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
Golden Coins
(February 26. 1965: RCA, Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
So Close, Yet So Far
(February 25, 1965: RCA, Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
Animal Instinct
(February 26. 1965: RCA, Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
Wisdom of the Ages
(February 25, 1965: RCA, Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
NOTE: This LP was issued using the matrix number SPRM.
SP = 1965 RM = Mono LP

NOTE: This album was kept in stock by issuing re-pressings with the same catalogue number until it was deleted by RCA.