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Saturday, November 7, 2020

Tango Time - The Castilians

 

La Rosita

Tango Time
Featuring The Castilians
Under the Direction of Victor Young
Instrumental Tangos
Decca Records DL 5410 (10 inch 33 RPM)
1952

From the back cover: Victor Young was born in 1900 in Chicago. He inherited has musical talent from his father, an accomplished musician and singer. At four he was plucking the strings of a violin given to him by his grandfather, and at six he was playing recognizable melodies on this same instrument.

When Victor Young was ten he was sent to live with his grandfather in Warsaw. Here he aroused the interest of the director of the Imperial Conservatory and worked hard to justify this dignified attention. He later graduated from the Conservatory and received a Guarnerius violin from a Polish banker.

After the signing of the Armistice of World War I he returned to America and married his Polish sweetheart in California. National interest followed, and soon Young was back in his home town in Chicago, where he conducted large orchestras in plush movie palaces. He was able now to compose and arrange his own music. Striking a compromise with the jazz mood of the day, he became one of the first true exponents of that great type of American music.

Riding the rising tide of his fortunes he was mad musical director for Balaban and Katz. In this era of the twenties the whole nation was singing his "Sweet Sue" and now, in the fifties, they're still singing it.

A roll call of his popular tunes would fill many pages, but a few of his top hits of the roaring twenties include "A Ghost Of A Chance," "Street Of Dreams." "Can't We Talk It Over," "Love Me Tonight," Lawd You Made The Night Too Long," "Let Me Be Born Again," "Beautiful Love," "Sweet Madness," "A Hundred Years From Today," "Give Me A Heart To Sing To," "Old Man Of The Mountain," "Je Vous Adore." Today's youngsters cannot only sing his "Sweet Sue' but a flock of other Victor Young Tunes, ranging from other hits still popular to the recent song hit, "My Foolish Heart."

Victor Young's sensitive scores soon made him the objective of Hollywood music tales scouts and he came to Paramount Studios in 1935. Examples of his talent are shown in many pictures, the complete list numbering around two hundred. Some of them are "For Whom The Bell Tolls," "Love Letters," "Golden Earrings," "September Affair," "Ridin' High," "Samson And Delilah," "Something To Liv For," "The Greatest Show On Earth," all for Paramount and, in the free lance field, "My Foolish Heart," "The Quiet Man," "Sands Of Iwo Time," "The Korean Story," etc.

Victor Young has been etching for Decca Records since the waxery's inception in 1934. He has recorded for them his most important motion picture scores in album form, "For Whom The Bell Tolls," "Love Letters," "Golden Earrings," "Samson And Delilah,""The Quiet Man," and others.

A few of the Decca recording artist he has worked with are Bing Crosby, Dick Haymes, The Andrew Sisters, Tommy Dorsey, The dramatic albums for which he has scored the music include such artists as Ronald Colman, Walter Huston, Loretta Young, Herbert Marshall, Ingrid Bergman, Charles Laughton, Ginger Rogers, Bing Crosby, Agnes Moorehead, Sidney Greenstreet. Victor Young has also exhibited his musical talents on top-notch radio shows. He worked four years on the John Charles Thomas (Westinghouse) Radio Show and more recently on the Carnation Contented Hour for a two year period.

In the realm of serious music, several large orchestral composition of his are "Pearls On Velvet," "Arizona Sketches," "Leaves Of Grass," "Stella By Starlight," "Manhattan Concerto," all of which have been performed during past seasons by the San Francisco Symphony and the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestras.

Tango Du Reve
Caminito 
La Rosita
Queja Pampera
Yira! Yira!
Fate (Tango Valentine)
Adios Muchachos
Donde Estas Corazon

Thursday, November 5, 2020

La Mejor Interprete de Rafael Hernadez - Margarita Romero

 

Enamorado De Ti

La Mejor Interprete de Rafael Hernandez
Margarita Romero
RCA Victor MKL-1240

La Borracha
Silencio
Quimbamba
Congoja
Preciosa
Canta
Desvelo De Amor
Gondolero
Campanitas De Cristal
Muchos Besos
Romance Hawaiano
Enamorado De Ti


Conj. San Benito Alegre - De Cuco Rodriguez

 

Libro Abierto

Conj. San Benito Alegre
De Cuco Rodriguez
Con 12 Exitos Del Momento
S&R 820

Libro Abierto 
El Cheque
Es Amor
Rara Despedida
Murio La Flor
Echale Un Cinco Al Piano
Mijjer Pasiada
Una Carta Y Un Clavel
Entregate Conmigo
Mil Copas
Tamaulipas
El Siete Mares

Olga Guillot

 

Sin Mi

Olga Guillot
Orquesta Hermanos Castro
Antailla JPD-3645

Mienteme
Estamos En Paz
Por Eso Estoy Así
Sin Mi
Sola
Campanitas De Cristal
Palabras Calladas
Eso Y Mas
Vivir De Los Recuerdos
Dime
No Me Quieras Así
Dos Caminos

En La Voz de Ana Ma. Gonzalez

 

La Brisa y Yo

En La Voz de Ana Ma. Gonzalez 
Noche y Dia y Ortros Exitos
RCA Victor MKL-2008

Begin The Beguine
Golondrina de Ojos Negros
La Zarzamora
Torna a Sorrento
Luna Rosa
Somos
Camino Verde
Te Llevo Dentro de Mi
Noche y Dia
La Brisa y Yo
Mi Vida
Alma de los Poetas

KOO-EE Lummi Sticks

 


KOO-EE
Lummi Sticks
Record Of Instruction
Instruction by Johnny Pearson
Includes teaching of the chant and step-by-step instruction in the play of the game
Produced by Twinson Company - Los Altos, California

10-inch 33 RPM

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

Fool, Fool, Fool - Webb Pierce

 

In Another World

Fool, Fool, Fool
Webb Pierce
Decca Records STEREO DL 74964
A Division of MCA Inc.
1968

From the back cover: The Webb Pierce story might easily be termed an Horatio Alger tale. Born on a farm in West Monroe, La., he was one of five-children - he has three brothers and a sister. He first picked a guitar at the age of twelve, and in less time than it took to bring in a season's crop, Webb mastered the instrument. It wasn't long thereafter that his relatives and neighbors heard a good deal of his singing and playing and soon came to realize his inborn talents. Young Webb, they felt, was surely a "natural."

At sixteen he was proficient enough to land his first gob as a professional entertainer, a 15-minute radio show over his hometown station. Webb still worked the farm with his dad, but the show – which soon became the most popular one in the area – and the world of entertainment were now his main interests.

Next came the three years with the army, followed by the job with Sears Roebuck while he was waiting to resume his singing career. That first "big break" came when he landed a week-to-week spot with the famed "Louisiana Hayride." At the start, he was used sparingly, but within a few short months the program received a veritable flood of fan mail begins to hear more from the newcomer, and the "Hayride" sponsors obliged by elevating Webb to a starring role. And the rest, as they say, is country music history, as success followed success. Today Webb Pierce is one of the most honored country music entertainers of our time.

In 1951, Webb signed the first of many long-term contracts with Decca Records, and his string of consistent hit recordings is well commented upon wherever country music fans congregate. Today, Webb Pierce is one of the nation's foremost country stars. He has sold millions of recordings for Decca, has popularized hundreds of songs (many of which he has written himself), and his fan mail rivals that of any Hollywood star. All of this, however, comes as no surprise to Webb's kin and neighbors back home in West Monroe, La., for to them, as we mentioned above, he was always a "natural."

Fool, Fool, Fool
Gonna Find Me A Bluebird
Release Me
I'm Gonna Chance My Ways
In Another World
Bottles And Babies
There Goes My Everything
I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)
Almost Persuaded
Stranger In A Strange, Strange City
All The Time

Let's Dance To Hits Of The 30's And 40's - The New World Theatre Orchestra

 

Dancing In The Dark

Let's Dance To Hits Of The 30's And 40's
The New World Theatre Orchestra
Cover Photo: Frank Zimmerman
Cover Art: Joe Krush
Album produced under the direction of D. L. Miller
Somerset ALBUM P-3100
Somerset Records are produced by Miller International, Co.
1958

Dancing In The Dark
Cheek To Cheek
I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
Stars Fell On Alabama
The Waltz You Saved For Me
Dream
Paper Doll
You'll Never Know
June Is Busin' Out All Over
Taking A Chance On Love

The Exotic Guitars 22 Great Guitar Favorites

 

Moon River


The Exotic Guitars
22 Great Guitar Favorites
Double Value
2 Albums For The Price Of One!!!
Ranwood Records, Inc. RAN 7014
A Division of GRT Corporation
1978

Indian Love Call
Begin The Beguine
Harbor Lights
Sweet Georgia Brown
Sabre Dance (from Ballet Gayne)
Ebb Tide
The Third Man Theme
(Lara's Theme from "Dr. Zhivago") Somewhere My Love
The James Bond Theme
The Shadow Of Your Smile
Moon River
(Love Theme from) Romeo & Juliet

Melody Of Love
Heartaches 
C'Est Si Bon
La Paloma
Hava Nagila
(Theme from) Love Story
Red Roses For A Blue Lady
Blue Tango
Who's Sorry Now
Blueberry Hill

L•O•V•E - Nat King Cole

 

The Girl From Ipanema

L-O-V-E
Nat King Cole
Arranged and Conducted by Ralph Carmichael
Trumpet Solos: Bobby Bryant
Produced by Lee Gillette
Capitol Records T 2195
1965

From Billboard - January 30, 1965: One of the finest Nat Cole albums to date! He's in great form as he breathes new life into some fine standard material. Standouts are his treatments of "My Kind Of Girl," "Coquette," "More," and "The Girl From Ipanema." The title tune is a Cole classic! A low bow to arranger Ralph Charmichael and producer Lee Gillette for their outstanding contributions to this package.

Love
The Girl From Ipanema
Three Little Words
There's Love
My Kind Of Girl
Thanks To You
Your Love
More
Coquette
How I'd Love To Love You
Swiss Retreat



This Is Sinatra!


Rain

This Is Sinatra!
Music Arranged and Conducted by Nelson Riddle (On South Of The Border by Billy May)
Capitol Records T768
1956

I've Got The World On A String
Three Coins In The Fountain
Love And Marriage
From Here To Eternity
South Of The Border
Rain
The Gal That Got Away
Young-At-Heart
Learnin' The Blues
My One And Only Love
Love Is The Tender Trap
Don't Worry 'Bout Me

I Remember Jim Reeves - Bobby Bond

 

Home

I Remember Jim Reeves
Bobby Bond Sings In Tribute
Jim's Big Country Hits Including Distant Drums
Recorded Under the Direction of D. L. Miller
Cover Design: Chic Laganella
Recorded in Nashville
Somerset ALBUM WF-26300
An Alshire Production
Manufactured by Budget Sound

He'll Have A Go
Yonder Comes A Sucker
Streets Of Laredo
Home
Billy Bayou
Distant Drums
Four Walls
Red River Vally
Wabash Cannonball
Down In The Valley

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Merry Christmas Carols - Robert Rheims

 

Away In The Manger / I Saw Three Ships

Merry Christmas Carols
Robert Rheims
Organ - Chimes
Rheims Records LP 6006
1958


From the back cover: Robert Rheims, America's foremost Christmas Carol recording artist, has for years devoted his time exclusively to the study, research and recording of Christmas music. His interest in Christmas songs began during a tour of Europe when he visited the magnificent cathedral in Reims, France. Here was a building of ageless beauty with universal appeal to all who gazed upon it, and, like all other churches, dedicated to the good of mankind all over the world. He felt that music too had universal appeal – and properly employed could be dedicated to express the true spirit of Christmas on modern phonograph records. By recording the old and sacred carols which have been handed down by the people of many lands through the ages, he hoped, perhaps in some small way, his musical talents might serve to help others to enjoy these old and beautiful melodies and – ring out a joyous Christmas to all.

Adeste Fideles
O Come All Ye Faithful
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen / From Every Spire On Christmas Eve
The First Noel / Joy To The World
Deck The Halls / The Christmas Chimes Are Pealing
Away In The Manger / I Saw Three Ships
Silent Night
O Little Town Of Bethlehem
Good King Wenceslas / Angels We Have Heard On High
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/O Christmas Tree
We Three Kings Of Orient Are / I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
O Holy Night

Big Dixie - Harry Zimmerman

 

Wabash Blues

Big Dixie
Harry Zimmerman and His Big Dixieland Band
Stereo Sounds Production SA-1
A Subsidiary of Phono-Record Management, Inc., Los Angeles, California

From the back cover: The musicians in this album who obviously have so much fun playing together are Mickey Mangano, Conrad Gozzo and Cappy Lewis on trumpet; Joe Howard and Herbie Harper on trombone; Willie Schwartz, Eddie Miller, Heine Beau and Dale Issenhuth on saxophone; Sam Cheifetz, bass; Al Hendrickson, guitar; and Irv Cottler and Lou Singer provide the drum work and swing on percussions.

From Billboard - October 27, 1958 (HiFi Record R608 review): Dixieland loses much of its warmth and tightly-knit tenture when its given the big band blowup. Its characteristic free-swinging style sounds fenced in by arrangements. But even Dixie must yield to progress and hi-fi's demands for the big, full sound, aside from these inherent shortcomings, the musicianship here is tops, and the big sound they deliver is excellently recorded to show off any hi-fi or stereo rig to its fullest advantage. And that'll sell 'em.

South Rampart Street Parade
Wabash Blues
When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder
Tin Roof Blues
'Way Down Yonder in New Orleans
Tiger Rag
That's A-Plenty
Basin Street Blues
High Society
Dark Town Strutters Ball
Chimes Blues
Twelfth Street Rag

Porgy And Bess - 101 Strings

 

Summertime

Porgy And Bess
101 Stings
Somerset Album SF-8600
Manufactured by Miller International, Co.
1959

Summertime
A Woman Is A Sometimes Thing
I Got Plenty Of Nothin'
Bess, You Is My Woman
I Can't Sit Down
It Ain't Necessarily So
There's A Boat Leaving' Soon For New York
Bess, Oh Where's My Bess
I'm On My Way

Christmas Carousel - Peggy Lee

 

The Star Carol

Christmas Carousel
Peggy Lee
Orchestra Conducted by Billy May
Produced by Dave Cavanaugh
Capitol Records T 1423
1960

From Billboard - October 31, 1960: This is a new role from Peggy Lee, singing well-known and not so well-known Christmas carols. But she handles them all creditably, accompanied by a children's chorus. The songs include "Jingle Bells," "Deck The Halls," and "White Christmas." This is not the usual sexy Miss Lee, but it should have appeal.

I Like A Sleighride (Jingle Bells)
The Christmas Song
Don't Forget To Feed The Reindeer
The Christmas List
Christmas Carousel
Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town
The Christmas Waltz
The Christmas Riddle
The Tree
Deck The Hall
White Christmas

Arthur Lyman's Greatest Hits

 

Black Orchid

Arthur Lyman's Greatest Hits
HiFi Records, Inc. Life Series SL-1030
An Everest Records Production
1965

From the back cover: From the Beach at Waikiki – The Hawaiian Village Hotel – The Shell Bar – comes the exotic rhythms of the Arthur Lyman Group

Arthur Lyman, who has done more to endear the romantic melodies of the islands to the hearts of the world's record collectors and to the travelers who ultimately find their way to Hawaii, has had hit-after hit on Hi Fi records.

The day that stereo records were announced was the day that the music of Arthur Lyman became most sought after because of the nature of his arrangements which made the stereo illusion most effective.

His record "Taboo" Hi Fi #550, became one of the biggest selling and most played in the history of stereo records. Not only in Hawaii, but in all of the Americas and the European continent as well.

Taboo
Love For Sale
Jungle Drums
Black Orchid
Afro Blue
Bwana A
Yellow Bird
Cotton Fields
Blue Hawaii
Midnight Sun
Hawaii Tatoo
Pele

In The Mood - The Mariachi Brass!

 

The Dating Game

In The Mood (Title, side one, featuring Chet Baker)
Into My Life (Title, side two, featuring Chet Baker & The Carmel Strings)
The Mariachi Brass!
Featuring Chet Baker
Producer: Richard Bock
Arranger: George Tipton (side one) & Harry Betts (side two)
Art Direction: Woody Woodward
Cover Photography: Peter Whorf
World Pacific WP-1859
A Division of Liberty Records
1967


Track list from the back of the jacket:

Sunrise Serenade
At Last
Chattanooga Choo Choo
In The Mood
(I've Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo
Little Brown Jug
Tuxedo Junction
A String Of Pearls
Moonlight Serenade
Pennsylvania 6-5000
The Dating Game

Track list from the disc label:

A Man And A Woman
Guantanamera
I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
The Ballad Of The Sad Young Men
Here, There And Everywhere
Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White
Little Brown Jug
Tuxedo Junction
A String Of Pearls
Moonlight Serenade
Pennsylvania 6-5000
The Dating Game




15 Hits!

 

The Big Hurt

15 Hits
The Original Recordings
Producer: Snuff Garrett
Cover Design: Franics & Monshan, Inc.
Photography: Garrett-Howard, Inc.
Liberty Records LRP-3235
1962

Take Good Care Of My Baby - Bobby Lee
Mr. Blue - The Fleetwoods
The Big Hunt - Toni Fisher
Do You Want To Dance - Bobby Freeman
Corrine, Corrina - Ray Peterson
The Mountain's High - Dick & DeeDee
Walk – Don't Run - The Ventures
Tower Of Strength - Gene McDaniels
Mule Skinner Blues - The Fendermen
Hurt - Timi Yuro
Mio Amore - The Flamingos
Lavender Blue - Sammy Turner
You're Sixteen - Johnny Burnette
This Time - Tony Shondell
Shimmy, Shimmy, Ko-Ko-Bop - Little Anthony & The Imperials

Monday, November 2, 2020

Come Out Swingin'!

 

I'm In A Dancing Mood - Dave Brubeck

Come Out Swingin'!
General Electric
Audio Products Department - Decatur, Illinois
Limited Collector's Edition Produced by Columbia Special Products
A Service Of Columbia Records CSS 746/7

Record 1

Hello Young Lovers - Woody Herman
Ode To Billie Joe - Les & Larry Elgart
Music To Watch The Girls Go By - Joe Harnell
Red Roses For A Blue Lady - The Glenn Miller Orchestra under the direction of Ray McKinley
Bésame Mucho (Kiss Me Much) - Dave Brubeck
Wish Me A Rainbow - Charlie Byrd
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You - The Fiesta Brass
Georgia On My Mind - Bobby Hackett
In The Mood - Mongo Santamaria
One For My Baby - Andre Previn

Record 2

Pennsylvania 6-5000 - The Glenn Miller Orchestra under the direction of Ray Mckinley
I'm In A Dancing Mood - Dave Brubeck
Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad - Nashville Strings
Little Boat - Charlie Byrd
Everything's Coming Up Roses - Art Van Damme
A Lot Of Livin' To Do - Woody Herman
Once In A Lifetime - Aretha Franklin
Spanish Flea - Joe Harnell
A Taste Of Honey - Ernie Heckscher
It's A Most Unusual Day - Andre Previn

Jazz Impressions Of Eurasia - Dave Brubeck

 

The Golden Horn

Jazz Impression Of Eurasia
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Photography: Bob Willoughby
Models Courtesy of Government of India Tourist Office, San Francisco
Columbia Records CL 1251
1958

From the back cover: In early February 1958, the Quartet and I boarded a Pan America Clipper for London. Our tour, which began in England, took us through the countries of Northern Europe, behind the Iron Curtain into Poland, through the Middle East (Turkey, Iran and Iraq) and on into India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Ceylon. When we returned to New York in the middle of May, we had traveled thousands of miles, had performed over 80 concerts in 14 different countries, and had collected a traveler's treasure of curios (see cover) and impressions (hear record) of Europe and Asia.

As in "Jazz Impression of the U.S.A.," these sketches of Eurasia have been developed from random musical phrases I jotted down in my notebook as we chugged across the fields of Europe, or skimmed across the deserts of Asia, or walked in the winding alleyways of an ancient bazaar. I did not approach the writing of this album with the exactness of a musicologist. Instead, as the title indicates, I tried to create an impression of a particular locale by using some of the elements of their folk music within the jazz idiom.


From Billboard - November 24, 1958: The set is composed of musical settings based on themes suggested or acquired by the pianist and his crew on their European and Middle East trek earlier this year. It's an excellent six track set which allows Desmond his usual share of honors. Joe Benjamin is featured on bass, and Joe Morello hold down drums. It's another fine offering by the group, and another likely big seller. Good cover photo of Brubeck trying on a turban.

Nomad
Brandenburg Gate
The Golden Horn
Thank You ("Dziekuje")
Marble Arch
Calcutta Blues

Hurrah Hawaii - Lani Kai

 

Beautiful Niihau 

Hurrah Hawaii
20 Golden Moments Of Hawaiian Music
Lani Kai and His Hawaiians
Diplomat D 2425
1967

Holiday In Hawaii 
Luau Kai
Hawaiian Chant
Red Dawn
Grass Skirt Swing
White Sands
Isle Of Paradise
Beautiful Niihau
Spring In Kalua
Honolulu Hula
Hawaiian Guitars
Rainbow Bay
Hawaiian Love Thoughts
Hands Across The Islands
Moonlight Waters
Love's Greetings To Hawaii's Eight Islands
Honolulu Moonlight
Bluebells Of Hawaii
Love's Song Birds Of Eleii
Lovely Minehaha Falls

Madam Butterfly - Tullio Serafin

 

Tu? Tu? Piccolo Iddio

Puccini Madama Butterfly
Highlights
Renata Tebaldi as Butterfly
Carlos Bergonzi as Pinkerton
Other Soloists with Chorus and Orchestra of Academia di Santa Cecilia, Rome
Conductor: Tullio Serafin
London Records OS 25084
1959

Act 1: Dovunque Al Mondo (Pinkerton-Sharpless duet & Entrance of Butterfly)
Bimba Dagli Occhi Pieni Di Malia (Pinkerton-Butterfly Love Duet)
Act 2: Un Bel Di, Vedremo (Butterfly)
Una Nave Da Guerra
Scuoti Quella Fronda (Butterfly-Suziki Flower Duet)
Scene 2: Io So Che Alle Sue Pene (Trio - Sharpless-Pinkerton-Susuki)
Addio Fiorito Asil (Aria - Pinkerton-Sharpless)
Con Onor Muore
Tu? Tu? Piccolo Iddio (Death Of Butterfly)

Strauss Waltzes - Guy Metcalfe

 

Blue Danube

Strauss Waltzes
Guy Metcalfe and the London String Symphony
Celebrity Records UTS-112
A Division of Premier Albums, Inc.

Wine, Women And Song
Artist's Life
Morning Journals
Vienna Blood
Eat, Drink And Be Merry
Blue Danube
Vienna Woods
Emperor Waltz
Fledermaus Waltz
Southern Roses

Company's Comin' - Red Foley

 

Trouble In Mind

Company's Comin'
Red Foley
Decca Records DL 4140
1961

From the back cover: Red was well on his way to becoming the best known "French harp blower" of Madison County, Ky., when some Chicago radio man had the idea of hiring him for a big-city station. So ended a promising career of harmonica playing at box socials and began, at age 20, just about the greatest number of years of top popularity any entertainer has ever known. (This album's lead-off tune, Methodist Pie, is one he's done throughout his 31 years of professional singing on radio, personal appearances and, more recently, TV.

Not long ago, Red and older brother Cotton (and enough shirt-tail kinfolks to have made Gen. Robert E. Lee a respectable sized battalion) helped Mama and Papa Foley celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Berea. Around the house Red found some old harmonicas, left over from the days when the family operated their little general store. When he took one of them out to the back porch to recapture some of the fun the instrument had once brought him, Red hastily discovered his playing was as rusty as the harmonica itself. "Guess I wasn't a born French harp player after all," he muttered, and returned to join the others inside.

But a born singer of country music he is. A singer of the songs that are warm and homey and as typical of the American way of life as – well, to use a well-worn phrase, apple pie. Red's singing, however, has been the "a la mode," the ice cream on top of the apple pie. For Foley's is the "something special" talent of country music.


Methodist Pie
We Live In Two Different Worlds
Georgia Town Blues
Trouble In Mind
Brother Bill
Foggy River
Company's Comin'
Bothered By The Blues
Why Don't You Haul Off And Love Me
You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You
Tennessee Border
The End Of The World

Sunday, November 1, 2020

Peggy Lee Sings With Benny Goodman

 

How Long Has This Been Going On?

Peggy Lee Sings With Benny Goodman
Harmony HL 7005
A Product of Columbia Records
1957

How Long Has This Been Going On?
That Did It, Marie
Elmer's Tune
I Threw A Kiss In The Ocean
We'll Meet Again
My Old Flame
That's The Way It Goes
All I Need Is You
Not A Care In The World
Full Moon

Great Instrumental Hits Styled By Jonah Jones

 

Serenata

Great Instrumental Hits Styled By Jonah Jones
The Johan Jones Quartet aided and abetted by the "Swinginesst Chorale"
Produced by Dave Cavanaugh and Curly Walter
Capitol Records ST1557
1961

Jonah's rhythm section includes: Teddy Brannon, piano; John Brown, bass; George Foster, drums

The Poor People Of Paris
Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White
La Rosita
Dansero
April In Portugal
The Third Man
Lisbon Autigua
Sleepy Lagoon
Soft Summer Breeze
Serenata
Theme From Picnic
The Song From Moulin Rouge