George Shearing - Black Satin

If I Should Lose You (ST858)

Black Satin

The George Shearing Quintet And Orchestra
Arrangements by Billy May and George Shearing
Capitol Records T858
1957

Black Satin (with Capitol "Stereo" sticker applied to cover)

The George Shearing Quintet And Orchestra
Arrangements by Billy May and George Shearing
Capitol Records ST858

E.M.I Records Limited - Hayes • Middlesex • England

Made and Printed in Great Britain
1957

From Billboard - November 3, 1958 (review for stereo release): This melodic package was a solid sales item in it's monaural version and has much to offer stereo-wise, via Shearing's tasteful delicate pianistics and the easy swinging jazz-flavor of the entire album. Listenable, spin able mood music.

The Folks Who Live On The Hill
If I Should Lose You
Starlight Souvenirs
What Is There To Say
Black Satin
You Don't Know What Love Is
Nothing Ever Changes My Love For You
One Morning In May
Moon Song
Medley: As Long As I Live – Let's Live Again