Will Success Spoil Mrs. Miller?

 

The Girl From Ipanema

Will Success Spoil Mrs. Miller?

Orchestra under the direction of Fred Bock

Produced by Lex De Azevedo

Cover Photo / Capitol Photo Studio - Ken Veeder

Capitol Records T 2579

1966

From the back cover: I'm sure you will find this album equally as fascinating as the first (Mrs. Miller's Greatest Hits).

As Martin Bernheimer, the noted music critic for the Los Angeles Times told me: "Gary, Mrs. Miller is in a class all by herself."

I first heard the charming Mrs. Miller some four years ago at radio station KMPC in Hollywood, when she sang the station's jingles for me... inside out! She soon became a popular favorite on the station... so naturally, I was very pleased when a famous record company also realized her abilities and put out an album displaying same. 

Y'known, I'll never forget one brisk October evening in Los Angeles."

Gary Owens

KMPC, Hollywood

* The brisk October evening Mr. Owens refers to, was when he fell asleep during a speech he was making.

Strangers In The Night

Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home? (Arranged by Lex De Azevedo)

Somewhere, My Love

A Groovy Kind Of Love (Arranged by Lex De Azevedo)

Melody (Arranged by Lex De Azevedo)

The Girl From Ipanema (Arranged by Lex De Azevedo)

Yellow Submarine (Arranged by Lex De Azevedo)

Every Little Movement (Arranged by Lex De Azevedo)

Moon River

Second Hand Rose

Sweet Pea

Monday, Monday