Hands Across The Table
Relax With Larry Ferrari
Larry Ferrari, Hammond Organ
RCA Victor LPM-1496
1957
From the back cover: Larry Ferrari's use of the Schulmerich "Harp-Celesta" with the Hammond organ demonstrates the broad field of originality the musician may explore in this unique new percussion instrument while making use of all the color, magnificence and versatility of the organ. Still a very young man, Larry Ferrari has been a master of the organ since he was nine years old, when he began playing in public. In addition to concert dates he appears regularly on Philadelphia's WFIL-TV and in such special events as the Music Festival sponsored by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
From Billboard - August 5, 1957: Popular Philadelphia organist bailiwick, of course. Actually, set is rather routine mood organ fare, cleanly, but not spectacularly recorded, and spotting a fairly intriguing cover for the mood trade. Standard tunes include "Hands Across The Table," "Stella By Starlight" and similar romantic fare. The organ is a Hammond. Can be sold if dealer doesn't already have more of this than he can handle.
Hands Across The Table
The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful
Blue Moon
This Nearly Was Mine
Stella By Starlight
Let The Rest Of The World Go By
Under A Blanket Of Blue
You Were Meant For Me
Someday
Star Dust
In The Still Of The Night
Goodnight Sweetheart
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