Roger Whittaker - An Evening With Roger Whittaker

This record features virtually no identifying information anywhere on it. There are no runout etchings and the centre labels only state what is presumably the name of the company who cut the lacquer and what might be the (working) title of the record: assuming that "S-R" in the logo shown on the centre labels stands for "Sound Recording" (printed further beneath the logo) then these words can reasonably be considered separate information to the words "Leeds 2" which are printed immediately after them.

"Leeds" may refer to the UK city where the recordings were perhaps done, "2" might mean that somewhere there is another record (i.e. a part 1) containing more organ performances in Leeds.

There is no information about who the organist is, which organ is being played or when the recordings were done. There is also no tracklist provided; the incomplete tracklist shown here has been identified by external sources.

The record itself has a non-magnetic, metal core (presumably aluminium) which can be seen when inspecting the edge of the spindle hole. There is a single, quarter inch diameter drive hole exactly one inch away from the centre of the spindle hole which can be seen through the centre labels when holding the record up to a bright light. The centre labels are exactly eight centimetres in diameter.