Star Eyes
Harry Arnold And His Orchestra
Mercury Records 60088
1959
From the back cover: This Harry Arnold session was recorded monophonically and stereophonically by the orchestra in a Stockholm, Sweden, studio. Accent mikes utilized to augment the direct stereo right and left channel or the monaural channel included: Celeste – Neumann U 47; Harp – Newmann KM 54; Drums – B&O Fentone (ribbon); Piano – Neumann U 47; Bass and Guitar – RCA 44 BX; Violins – U 47; Cellos and Violas – Neumann KM 54
From Billboard, August 17, 1959: Delightfully orchestrated and performed mood music, with tunes keyed to stars, moon and the celestial scene. The Arnold group features strings and woodwinds in a slow, languorous beat, similar to that heard on earlier Jackie Gleason albums. Attractive listening, well recorded with the only drawback being the lack of name power in the overly competitive mood field.
Count Every Star
Moonlight In Vermont
Moonlight And Shadows
Star Eyes
Moon Over Miami
Stairway To The Stars
Stardust
Orchids In The Moonlight
When You Wish Upon A Star
Moonlight Becomes You
How High The Moon
Stars Fell On Alabama
Howdy! I have an original 45 EP single with 4 cuts. I'd never thought I'de see the whole LP one time. THANK YOU so much for this wonderful music!!! Wish it would be available on CD in perfect sound...
ReplyDeleteThank you!!!! I have an old EP single with four cuts, now I finally see the whole LP...
ReplyDeleteIndeed, I would too love to hear the entire album. You have quite a collection!
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