The Racer Lives Forever
Sing A Song Of Sports Cars
Sung by Paul O'Shea and "Four Jacks and a Jill"
Produced by Bill Gauer Productions, Inc.
Cover Design: Ken Deardoff
Notes by Barrett Clark
Recording Engineer: Jack Higgins (Reeves Sound Studios)
Mastered by Jack Matthews
Recorded in New York; May 17, 1960
Riverside Records
RLP 5019
1961
From the back cover: Paul O'Shea is he perfect man to present these unique songs. As a rising young singing star, his light tenor voice provides all the necessary tonal shades which are so essential to folk singing. As ice if America;s best and mist successful racing drivers, he has all the necessary qualification for understanding the interpreting the songs. Indeed, before long, he may be the subject of a song himself, for his abilities behind the wheel are enormous. Paul has been in and out of the automobile business in one form or another for the past ten years. He also made the side trio into harness racing, achieving more than a little success in that field – but that's another story. Mostly, he is known as a three-time National Sports Car Champion, driving the famous Mercedes-Benz 300 SL. In addition to racing for Mercedes, he was also retained by them as a consulting engineer. Paul has also found time to turn out the most successful book to date on racing driving: "Guide to Competition Driving."
The Truth Is With Fangio
SCCA Marching Song
Ballad Of Don Portago
The Racer Lives Forever
Serenade To Sebring
The Romantics Of Sports Car Semantics
Swinging At The Nurburgring
The Countdown At Le Mans
Bugatti Blue Waltz
The Tale Of Pierre Levegh
Castor Oil Cantata
A Racing Man Who Loves His Car
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