Summertime
Stereo Action
Brass Laced With StringsVic Schoen And His Orchestra
Produced by Lee Schapiro
The Sound Your Eyes Can Follow
The Sound Your Eyes Can Follow
Cover Photo: Scotty Sapiro
Recorded at RCA Victor's Music Center Of The World, Hollywood, California
Recording Engineer: Al Schmitt
Assistant Engineer: Dave Hassinger
Mastering: Al Schmitt
RCA LSA-2344
1961
From Billboard - May 1, 1961: Vic Schoen achieves a smooth stereo sound (subtitle of LP is "The sound your eyes can follow") via a 12-brass choir, six cellos, four rhythm and one woodwind, which doubles on a variety of instruments - alto flute, piccolo, tenor sax, etc. It's a pleasant, listenable wound with solid programing possibilities.
Love For Sale
Summertime
Lover, Come Back To Me
Lover
Lonely Town
Trees
By Myself
Easy To Love
Let's Take The Long Way Home
Hello, Young Lovers
Without A Song
Glad To Be Unhappy
And The Band Played On
RCA LSA-2344
1961
From Billboard - May 1, 1961: Vic Schoen achieves a smooth stereo sound (subtitle of LP is "The sound your eyes can follow") via a 12-brass choir, six cellos, four rhythm and one woodwind, which doubles on a variety of instruments - alto flute, piccolo, tenor sax, etc. It's a pleasant, listenable wound with solid programing possibilities.
Love For Sale
Summertime
Lover, Come Back To Me
Lover
Lonely Town
Trees
By Myself
Easy To Love
Let's Take The Long Way Home
Hello, Young Lovers
Without A Song
Glad To Be Unhappy
And The Band Played On
well, congratulations! this is one of the finest tunes i had the pleasure of downloading these last few weeks. never fails to cheer me up!
ReplyDeletevic schoen's orchestra, of course, was the band that played with 'der bingle' crosby and with the andrews sisters in the 40s on more records than my dog has fleas. fine stuff! (the music, not the fleas ...:-)