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Steve Sidoruk said:He has a stock copy for over $200 and a promo copy for over $400!!! For that much money, he can shove them both!
Blue Thumb started out using independent distribution, but went to Capitol/EMI for distribution during late 1970 until mid 1971. Gulf and Western's Famous Music Group took over distribution in mid-1971, and then they bought the label outright in 1972. Late in 1974, the Famous Music record labels were sold to ABC Records; ABC kept the Blue Thumb imprint active (mostly for albums by the Pointer Sisters and the Crusaders, and it was also used for reissues too) until ABC sold its labels to MCA Records in 1979. MCA then discontinued the Blue Thumb imprint altogether.
In England and Europe, Blue Thumb releases were licensed to Harvest Records (also owned by EMI) from 1969 to 1971, and to Island Records thereafter.
In 1978, MCA bought ABC records and so inherited all the Blue Thumb product. Very few of the original albums are in print today.
Do You Know The Way To San Jose
Up, Up And Away
Day By Day
Old Devil Moon