From the Perspecta Stereophonic Sound Track of the MGM Picture "Love Me Or Leave Me"

A Product of Philips Electrical Ltd.
Made in England

A1, B2: Chappell
A2, A6: P.F.D.
A3: P.F.D., Campbell Connelly
A4: Campbell Connelly
A5: B. Feldman
B1: Irving Berlin
B3: Robbins Music; France Melodie
B4: E.C.C.O.
B5: F. D. & H., P.F.D.
B6: K. Prowse

The film was a popular and critical success, but the soundtrack, consisting entirely of Day's renditions of Etting signature songs like the title tune and "Ten Cents Dance," plus a couple of newly written songs, was a blockbuster, spending months at the top of the charts and becoming far and away the best selling of the relatively new 12" LPs of 1955. Day was given a chance to sing something different from the novelty-dominated contemporary material and often second-rate screen songs she had been assigned up to this point, and she reveled in the opportunity.

Runout details are stamped with the A or Λ stamped horizontally.