Make Love - Jan Hammer

 

Goats Song

Make Love

Jan Hammer

Compositions by Jan Hammer

Produced by Ernst Knauff

Recorded live at the Domicile, Munich

Cover by Three Leg Productions

Sculpture by Clint Brown

MPS MC 20688 STEREO

1976

Personnel 

Jan Hammer - Piano & Organ

George Mraz - Bass

Cees See - Drums

Make Love

Waltz For Ivonna

Braching

Domicile's Last Night

Malma Maliny

Responsibility

Hollywood Love Themes - Stanley Black

 

Hold My Hand

Hollywood Love Themes

Stanley Black and His Orchestra

Cover Photo of Jean Simmons and Marlon Brando in "Guy and Dolls" – Courtesy of M.G.M.

Decca Stereophonic SKL 4011

1958

From the back cover: Some lines about our featured artist (Stanley Black) would not be amiss in this concluding paragraph. For over a decade now the London-born musician has been one of the brighter stars in the popular music firmament. The film world claimed him in his early twenties and to date he has provided music for over fifty films. A classic Overture To A Costume Comedy based on music for a film of the Regency period has been recorded on Decca LW 5325 by the L.S.O. under Pierino Gamba. Stanley Black became a nationally known figure as director of the BBC Dance Orchestra, a post which he occupied with distinction from 1944 - 52. Whilst with the BBC Stanely achieved several successes, no more lasting than the intriguing interval music – for the most unusual combinations – which he wrote for the Light Programme. A catalog of his achievements would have to include the 1951 Royal Command Variety Show, his membership of the Grand Order of Water Rats, the 'Off The Record' shows for BBC television, the tag tunes for commercial TV, his tasteful accompaniments for top-line artists and above all, his many splendid albums for Decca. These latter have served to spread the name of Stanley Black far and wide and the 'Black Magic' is nowhere more appreciated than in the United States. One has almost forgotten to mention that Stanley Black is a leading authority on Latin-American music, and no record collector can afford to ignore such albums as Cuban Moonlight (LK 4115) and Sophisticat In Cuba (LK 4234). – Douglas Pudney

It's Magic

Love Is A Many Splendored Thing

A Woman In Lov

Tammy

Hold My Hand

Be My Love

Three Coins In The Fountain 

True Love

Friendly Persuasion

Secret Love

Around The World

My Foolish Heart

Diesel Dazzle

 

Disel Dazzle

Diesel Dazzle 

A Musical Moment On The Pursuit Of Solescence

Detroit Diesel Engine Division

General Motors Corporation

David Marshall - Executive Producer

Produced by Contempo! Productions, Inc.

1966

Carmel Quinn's TV Party

Down By The Glenside

Carmel Quinn's TV Party

Orchestra under the direction of Jimmy Carroll

Columbia Records CL 807

1956

From the back cover: Born in Dublin, Carmel Quinn had a musical background, engendered by her father, an excellent violinist. Upon completion of her early schooling, she entered college with the intention of becoming a teacher, but soon thereafter took a chance on an audition for singers at the Dublin Theatre Royal. She won a week's engagement, and went from there to the Crystal Ballroom, for two months. Another audition won her a permanent spot singing with Johnny Devlin's Orchestra, and other orchestra and theatrical engagements followed. At length she went to London and made her radio debut over the BBC.

In March of 1954, she crossed the ocean to America, and a few months later – on October 18 – she appeared on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts program, making a simultaneous debut on radio and television. She won handily, moved into the Godfrey troupe, and swiftly became one of the best-loved new stars of recent years. In this program, her shining talents are admirably demonstrated in the kind of songs she loves best, and the result is an endearing addition to the shelf of melodious Irish music.

The Old Rustic Bridge By The Mill

Johnny Gray

Loch Lomond

Asthoreen Brown

The Magic Piper

Down By The Glenside

Handsome Johnny Flynn

The Claddagh Ring

Ballyhoe

The Old Boreen (Kate Muldoon)

Bright Silvery Light Of The Moon

The Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow

The Concert Sound Of Henry Mancini

 

Peter Gunn Meets Mr. Lucky

The Concert Sound Of Henry Mancini

Arranged and Conducted By Henry Mancini

Produced by Joe Reisman

Engineer: Jim Mallory

Recorded in Goldwyn Studios, Hollywood, California

Cover Photo by KenWhitmore

RCA Victor LSP-2897

1964

Soloists:

Violin - Erno Neufeld

French Horn - Vincent DeRosa

Trumpet - Mannie Klein

Trumpet - Pete Candoli (Jazz Soloist)

Alto Saxophone - Ted Nash

1st Trumpet - Conrad Gozo

1st - Dick Nash

From the back cover: He's (Mancini) a musician you can always count on and just about every movie producer in the business does. According to Time magazine, he "has producers stacked at his door pleading for his services." They've learned that his unorthodox composition and orchestration lend a special quality and class you can't get everywhere. Mancini is so busy, he can only accept one offer in ten, but even so he's already scored over 120 films.

During the past six years, he has won an incredible thirty-two major awards, including three Oscars, eleven Grammys, thirteen additional nominations for those and other honors, plus five magazine awards.

From Billboard - July 18, 1964: An outstanding album of top songs creatively and brilliantly performed and arranged. The music is arranged into four suites, a medley of Academy Award songs. A Tribute to Victor Young, The Music Of David Rose and Peter Gunn Meets. Mr. Lucky. The listener is taken on an exploration of 30 songs with a new listening thrill with every turn of the LP.

Academy Award Selections

Never On A Sunday

High Noon

Over The Rainbow

Buttons And Bows

Love Is A Many Splendored Thing

Thee Coins In The Fountain 

Moon River

A Tribute To Victor Young

Golden Earrings

When I Fall In Love

Sweet Sue - Just You

My Foolish Heart

Love Letters

Around The World In 80 Days

The Music Of David Rose

Holiday For Strings

One Love

American Hoe Down

Manhattan Square Dance

The Stripper

California Melodies

Dance Of The Spanish Onion

Our Waltz

Peter Gunn Meets Mr. Lucky

Mr. Lucky

Lightly Latin

Dreamsville

Timothy

March Of The Cue Balls

Joanna

My Friend Andamo

Peter Gunn

Caliente Brass - The Ralph Robles Octet

 

Ritmo Mambo

Caliente Brass

The Ralph Robles Octet

Produced by Vinny Testa, Randy Irwin & Jerome Gasper

Executive Producer: Herman D. Gimbel

Artist & Repertoire: Barry D. Oslander

Engineering: William Hamilton

Art Director: Charles Blodgett

A Vin-Ran Production

Audio Fidelity Stereodisc 6156

1966

Personel: 

Ralph Robles - Trumpet

Roy Roman - Trumpet

William (Bugs) Witlow - Timbales

George Guzman - Timbales

Manny Rodriguez - Conga 

Raymond (Red) Crevatas - Sax

Tony Vasquez - Guitar

Ralph De Jesus - Percussion

Mama Guela

Willie's Movement

La Maricutana

Marie Elena

Manny's Jam

Ritmo Mambo

Lemon Tree

Cherry Pink & Apple Blossom White

Val-D Blues

Solamente

Con Migo

Coco Seco

Hi-Fi Sampler - Masterseal

 

East Of The Sun

Hi-Fi Sampler

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And The Band Played On - Eddie "Piano" Miller

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