A Glen Campbell compilation "Country Boy's Hits" on CD was released in 2016.
Check out the second photo below of this CD's title strip viewable from the side of the jewel case.
"CLeN CaMPeLL"
Read our latest post about Glen's early years in New Mexico:
"Texas Slim"
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"Texas Slim"
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How Do You Spell...Glen Campbell?
Re: How Do You Spell...Glen Campbell?
Another Capitol Records ad misprint:
This misspelling was printed in a published ad (possibly in Billboard) promoting Glen Campbell's "Southern Nights" single released on January 17, 1977, which would have been 15 years after Glen had first signed with the Capitol label.
The single was released from Glen's 1977 'Southern Nights' album and was indeed a "smash" hit, reaching No. 1 on three separate U.S. charts.
(Photo source: e bay.)
This misspelling was printed in a published ad (possibly in Billboard) promoting Glen Campbell's "Southern Nights" single released on January 17, 1977, which would have been 15 years after Glen had first signed with the Capitol label.
The single was released from Glen's 1977 'Southern Nights' album and was indeed a "smash" hit, reaching No. 1 on three separate U.S. charts.
(Photo source: e bay.)
Re: How Do You Spell...Glen Campbell?
What about this typo... is this a rare one Arlw?

I'm a carefree, range ridin', driftin' cowpoke...
Re: How Do You Spell...Glen Campbell?
My opinion on the census is the correct spelling is by a family member and the incorrect is by a census worker but don't know for sure of course
Re: How Do You Spell...Glen Campbell?
Dee,
On the Crest recording with Campbell spelled wrong, they released several hundred only and then caught in and fixed it with another release! On that poster with the 2 N's, I also have that one hanging in my den. They left that one alone! Both are very rare, especially the CREST 45.....
ar
On the Crest recording with Campbell spelled wrong, they released several hundred only and then caught in and fixed it with another release! On that poster with the 2 N's, I also have that one hanging in my den. They left that one alone! Both are very rare, especially the CREST 45.....
ar
How Do You Spell...Glen Campbell?
A new feature!
How do you spell Glen Campbell's name?
Glen's name seems to be an easy one to spell, right? G-L-E-N C-A-M-P-B-E-L-L
Well, maybe not. In fact, I have seen Glen's first name spelled two different ways: with one "N" or two "N's".
Take a look at this snapshot of the U.S. Census Report recorded in Pike County, Arkansas in 1940 when Glen was only four years old.
Glen's name appears twice in the report: first spelled as "Glen" and then as "Glenn":
[Click once on each image below to enlarge viewing window.]
At times, I believe that Glen may have preferred using "Glenn" (as a stage name?) because this double N spelling was not unusual to see in ads for his appearances in the early days of his career.
In this 1965 ad, Capitol Records spelled Glen's name with two "N's":
Hmmm....
Well, onward to Glen's last name! Following are a few examples of how "Campbell" was spelled or, rather, misspelled on items from time to time during his career.
These examples are fun to see (but probably not so much for GC!).
Glen Campbell's first single was "Turn Around, Look at Me" released in 1961.
It appears that there was a printing error on this record's label at some point in its production!
arlw, is this label rare or did a lot of these labels get out before the error was discovered?
This is a double CD set produced and distributed in 2008 with a different take on "Campbell":
More pictures to come! Also, if you would like to add to this post and need help uploading your pictures, just PM me. Thanks!
Dee
How do you spell Glen Campbell's name?
Glen's name seems to be an easy one to spell, right? G-L-E-N C-A-M-P-B-E-L-L
Well, maybe not. In fact, I have seen Glen's first name spelled two different ways: with one "N" or two "N's".
Take a look at this snapshot of the U.S. Census Report recorded in Pike County, Arkansas in 1940 when Glen was only four years old.
Glen's name appears twice in the report: first spelled as "Glen" and then as "Glenn":
[Click once on each image below to enlarge viewing window.]
At times, I believe that Glen may have preferred using "Glenn" (as a stage name?) because this double N spelling was not unusual to see in ads for his appearances in the early days of his career.
In this 1965 ad, Capitol Records spelled Glen's name with two "N's":
Hmmm....
Well, onward to Glen's last name! Following are a few examples of how "Campbell" was spelled or, rather, misspelled on items from time to time during his career.
These examples are fun to see (but probably not so much for GC!).

Glen Campbell's first single was "Turn Around, Look at Me" released in 1961.
It appears that there was a printing error on this record's label at some point in its production!
arlw, is this label rare or did a lot of these labels get out before the error was discovered?
This is a double CD set produced and distributed in 2008 with a different take on "Campbell":
More pictures to come! Also, if you would like to add to this post and need help uploading your pictures, just PM me. Thanks!
Dee