Day By Day - Franck Pourcel

Loving You

Day By Day
Franck Pourcel
Produced by Ettore Stratta & Robert Colby
Paramount Records PAS-6036
Famous Music Group
Distributed by Famous Music Corp.
A Gulf + Western Company
Recorded in France
1972

From Billboard - October 7, 1972: "Day By Day," the love theme from "The Godfather," "I Don't Know How To Love Him," and "Without You" – this LP is literally packed with goodies, all beautifully orchestrated instrumentals designed to please just about 99.9 percent of the populace. A very strong LP.

I Only Want To Say
Mammy Blue
Love Theme From The Godfather
Loving You
I Don't Know How To Love Hime
Without You
Butterfly
Theme From Nicholas And Alexandra
The Fool
Day By Day
Don't Let It Die

Big! Fat! Brass!

Angel Eyes

Big! Fat! Brass!
The Surrey Brass
Surrey Records S-1031

Budget record featuring an uneven collection of tracks taken from a variety of sources.

My Sweet Lord - Belmont Junior High Concert Band

My Sweet Lord

Belmont Junior High Concert Band (sample from this side)

Holmes Junior High Concert Band
Lemco Sound - Lexington, Kentucky 730455

Music For The Balinese Shadow Play

Mesem

Music For The Balinese Shadow Play
Gender Wayang from Teges Kanyinan, Pliatan Bali
Played by Made Grindam, Norman Grinding, Wayan Nyampug and Made Eochang
Recorded in Bali by Robert E. Brown
Nonesuch Records Explore Series H-720327
1970

From the back cover: This recording of music for the all-night wayang, or shadow play, was made in an open pavilion within the walls of the village temple in Teges Kanyinan, a district of Pliatan village, whose famous gamelan gong kebyar is internationally known though tours and several recordings.

The sample is one of the more "subtle" or slower paced compositions. A composition played for scenes of sadness, "when the puppets are weeping." It is also appropriate when the gender wayang is used for cremations.

A Day In The Life Of A Dinosaur

It's Not Smart To Be Dumb

A Day In The Life Of A Dinosaur
Golden Records LP 150
Starring Phil Foster As "Bronty"
Written By Rosland Van Gelder and Victor Millrose
Musical Director Jim Timmens