Anita Bryant World of Lonely People (LP) Columbia CS 9022 Stereo 1964 VG

Released in May 1964 at the height of Bryant’s soft-pop run, The World of Lonely People collects the Top-60 title single plus eleven torch standards arranged by Frank Hunter and produced by Lor Crane. The red “COLUMBIA 360-SOUND STEREO” labels (matrix XSM 78129/30) mark this U.S. first-press stereo issue, catalog CS 9022. Vinyl is VG: a few wispy lines, gloss intact and play-tested portions stay quiet on our Technics SL-1200. Jacket grades VG with moderate edge rub and ring wear but no splits (see photos). Clocking in at ≈31 minutes for 12 tracks, it’s prime background listening for crooner and MOR collectors. Item Breakdown: - Artist: Anita Bryant - Album: The World of Lonely People - Format: Vinyl LP, 360-Sound Stereo - Speed / Size: 33 ⅓ RPM, 12 in (Black) - Label & Cat#: Columbia CS 9022 (mono twin: CL 2222) - Release Year: 1964 - Genre / Style: Traditional Pop, Easy Listening - Producer: Lor Crane (liner notes) - Arranger / Conductor: Frank Hunter (liner notes) - Country: United States - Matrix / Runout: XSM 78129 / XSM 78130 (etched) - Record Grading: VG (hairlines, glossy) - Sleeve Grading: VG (edge/corner wear, no splits) - Notable Tracks: “The World of Lonely People”, “I Wish You Love,” “Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying” - Runtime: 31:20