Trust In Me

Label variation most easily identified by title being above artist name at top of labels. Original 1968 US A&M Records 1st label variation edition with the signature of the CTI founder,, printed on the center record labels. Released in a full matte laminated gate fold jacket. The CTI logo on the center record labels of this edition is printed above the word STEREO, tracks A1, and B1 are printed above the spindle hole. The MR stamped in a circle, and the etching of a triangle △, within the matrices of the dead wax, indicates this was pressed at the:. Herbie Hancock appears through the courtesy of Blue Note Records. The identity of "The Fluteman" remains in question. While Herbie Mann has confirmed to researcher Dan Skea that he appears on this record, producer Creed Taylor has also informed this researcher that Hubert Laws is the mysterious flautist. Given the aural evidence, it is possible that both appear under this title. Tracks A1, A2, A3, A5, B1: February 21, 1968 Tracks B3, B4, B5: February 22, 1968 Tracks B2: March 13, 1968 Tracks A4: March 18, 1968 Publishing: A1 - Robbins Music Corp. ASCAP A2 - Wonderland Music BMI A3 - Redd Evans Music Co. ASCAP A4 - Charing Cross Music BMI A5 - Associated Music Pub. BMI B1 - Maxine-Curtom-Lion BMI B2 - Rupadia Music BMI B3 - Mars Records Inc. ASCAP B4 - Rupadia Music/Thursday Music BMI B5 - Bluebook Music Publ. BMI