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Original 78 rpm set releases:
- Voice of the Xtabay (1950)
- Flahooley (1951)
- Legend of the Sun Virgin (1952)
Original 10" LP releases:
- Inca Taqui (1953)
- Mambo! (1954)
Original 12" LP releases:
- Legend of the Jivaro (1957)
- Fuego del Ande (1959)
Reissues steps to 12" LP
- Voice of the Xtabay (original 78 rpm set: 1951)
- 7" boxed set (1952)
- 7" EP (1952)
- 10" LP (1952)
- 12" LP - paired with Inca Taqui (1955)
- Flahooley (original 78 rpm set: 1951)
- 7" boxed set (1952)
- 12" LP (1955)
- Legend of the Sun Virgin (original 78 rpm set: 1952)
- 7" boxed set (1952)
- 7" EP (1952)
- 10" LP (1952)
- 12" LP - additional session tracks added (1955)
- Inca Taqui (original 10" LP: 1953)
- 7" EP (1953)
- 12" LP - paired with Voice of the Xtabay (1955)
- Mambo! (original 10" LP: 1954)
- 7" EP (1954)
- 12" LP - additional session tracks added (1955)
- Legend of the Jivaro (1957) and Fuego del Ande (1959) were both released directly to the 12" LP format
Other notes:
- Except for some very early boxed set releases of Voice of the Xtabay and Legend of the Sun Virgin that came out before the proper sleeves were printed, the 7" version of Flahooley was the only true Boxed EP.
- Legend of the Jivaro saw the last release of the EP format and this time it was a three disk set due to the length of the album. Double EPs and boxed sets were gone by then.
- Fuego del Ande was released only on 12" LP as both monophonic and stereo versions, each having been recorded separately and neither were reissued onto any other vinyl format.
- A version of Voice of the Xtabay was released in Duophonic which was a simulated stereo conversion from the monophonic recording.
- Fuego del Ande was the only true stereo recording by Yma Sumac on the Capitol Records label
The following are the original first pressing releases with any others being considered reissues. Select the title to see all releases of the recording.
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