Percussive Vaudeville - The Big Theatrical Sound

 

Sidewalks Of New York

Percussive Vaudeville

The Big Theatrical Sound

Doctored For Super-Stereo

Musical Arrangements by Harry Breuer

Production, Artist & Repertoire: Sidney Frey

Recording Engineer: Ray Hall

Re-recording Engineer: Ernest Oelrich

Editing: William Hamilton

Mastering: Clair Krepps

Cover Art: Irving Sloane

Liner Notes: Harry Breuer, Jr.

Audio Fidelity DFS 7001

1960

Percussion - Harry Breuer, Sam Herman, Arthur Marotti

Drums - Bob Rosengarden, Chauncey Morehouse

Piano - Nick Tagg

Banjo - Carmen Mastren

Bass - Frank Carroll

Tuba - Don Butterfield

Trombone - Frank Saraco

Trumpets - Manny Weinstock, Ray Crisara

Flute - Julius Baker, Al Howard

From Billboard - September 26, 1960: Here is a collection of the favorite vaudeville and minstrel tunes taken from the palmy days of that era of showbiz, but done in a polished stereo manner that would never have been heard in the tank town theater circuit. A top-notch complement, which includes men on banjo and tuba, turns out "Sidewalks Of New York," "Mr. Tambo And Mr. Bones," etc. A myriad of percussion appears to the delight of the stereo buff and it's all recorded in the highest professional manner. Package can generate excitement.

Wild Cherries

Sidewalks Of New York

Georgia Camp Meeting

Mr. Tambo & Mr. Bones

Popularity

The Smiler

Daisy Bell

Rustic Dance

Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight

Hey Rube

Lassus Trombone

The Whistler And His Dog