Third Man Theme And Other Zither Hits - Ruth Welcome

 

Fascination

Third Man Theme And Other Zither Hits

Performed by the Zither Virtuoso Ruth Welcome

Capitol Records DT 942

Capitol Re-Issue originally entitled "Hi-Fi Zither"

Themes From "The Third Man"

Does Your Heart Beat For Me

Charmaine

Smoke Gets In Your Eyes

Hi-Lili Hi-Lo

Fascination

There Goes My Heart

The Three Bells

My Melancholy Baby

Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart)

Stardust

The Pajama Game - Hit Songs From Broadway Shows

 

Silk Stockings

Hit Songs From Broadway Shows

The Pajama Game & Silk Stockings

All The Hit Songs From Two Broadway and Hollywood Hits

The New World Theatre Orchestra

Cover Photo: Frank Zimmerman

Cover Art: Joe Krush

Valiant Records STEREO ALBUM V-4930

The Pajama Game

Silk Stockings

Curtain Time

Confessions Of A Male Chauvinist Pig - Artie Kaplan

 

The American Dream

Confessions Of A Male Chauvinist Pig

Artie Kaplan

Produced by Mort Ross and Artie Kaplan

Horns, Strings and Voices Arranged and Conducted by Chris Kedrick

Production Coordinator: Mike Levine

Music Coordinator: Ronald Frangipane

Production Assistant: Barbara Bock

Engineers: Jeff Zaraya and John Woram

Remixing: Jeff Zaraya

Special Thanks to Linda November and her singers

Hopi Records VHS-901

Distributed in Canada by London Records of Canada (1967) LTD

1972

From the back cover: Artie Kaplan was born, brought up and officially educated in Brooklyn, New York. His father was a small businessman with a surpassing love for music. Early Artie learned that the wide world was full of interests, different from what he was officially taught, that a man had to educate himself, a process in which he is still madly engaged. Turning to jazz, his youthful great heroes were Stan Kenton, Charlie Parker, Lester Young, Dizzy Gillespie and Stan Getz. He travelled round the country playing with Territory Bands, and with every other kind of band he could get into, playing every style of music put before him, always learning, trying everything. He has played in the Music Business for twelve years, assisting other artists, getting ideas but learning to keep them to himself, taking part in hundreds of hit records. He has been writing for ten years, and now he regards composition seriously, which means devoting himself to it whenever he can get a free hour or two. And now, at the age of 37, he is ready to say things his way. He hopes the public will like it. He venerates music, thinks almost everybody working in it has something to offer the public, and especially admires the musicians working with him. Arnie Lawrence of Alto Sax and Burt Collins on Trumpet, he thinks are "marvelous." Vinnie Bell to him is a wonderful guitar player, Bobby Dedrick, young, only 24, is someone to watch. Artie is married and has twin girls.

Confessions Of A Male Chauvinist Pig

  a. Big Time Me

  b. Marriage (Flugelhorn solo, Burt Collins)

  c. In My Lifetime

  d. Where Have All The Bitches Gone? (Guitar solo, Bobby Mann)

God Fearin' Man (Electric Violin solo, Richard Greene)

Stay, Don't Go (Guitar solo, Vinnie Bell)

Music Is Sweet Music In My Soul

The American Dream (Solo alto sax, Arnie Lawrence; solo trumpet solo, Burt Collins)

Tippy Toeing - The Harden Trio

 

Tall Green Pines

Tippy Toeing

The Harden Trio

Produced by Don Law and Frank Jones

Cover Photo: Joe Rudia

Columbia Records CL 2506

1966

From the back cover: Bobby Harden and his sisters Robbie and Arleen began their vocal-instrumental career as youngsters with their own show on radio station KVLC in Little Rock, Arkansas. As their talent ripened, they appeared frequently as guest stars on Red Foley's "Ozark Jubilee" and on "Louisiana Hayride." Today, they are one of the youngest and at the same time one of the most seasoned performing groups on the musical scene.

Tippy Toeing

How Long Does It Take

The Race Is On

Tall Green Pines

Little Boy Walk Like A Man

Is It Really Over

Little White House

Dear Brother

Make The World Go Away

Hey Pinnoch

Poor Boy

Happy Day Express - Sing With Marcy

 

Down In The Dumps

Happy Day Express

Sing With Marcy

Narration Written by Gloria Seal

Narrated by Alberta Shipley

Produced by Carl Seal

Entire Jacket Designed and Produced by Alpha Omega Productions, Inc.

Cornerstone Records & Sunshine Music Mountain (SLP 469)

1966

From the back cover: Marcy Tigner was born in Wichita, Kansas where she was raised in a Christian atmosphere that influenced her early decision for Christ and consequent determination to be active in Christian service. Marcy's unusual voice quality has made possible this long play album as an important avenue of Christian service. "Happy Time Express" will give each child many delightful and instructive Sunday School hours in the home.

Jesus Loves Me
I Have The Joy, Joy, Joy
Down In The Dumps
I'll Be A Sunbeam 
Birds Upon The Tree Top
Dare To Be Daniel
Onward Christian Soldiers
Happy All The Time
Behold, Behold
Climb, Climb, Up Sunshine Mountain
If We All Pull Together
Jesus Bids Us Shine
One Door And Only One
This Little Light Of Mine
Jesus Loves Even Me
Jesus Loves The Little Children
If You Really Love Him
Happy Day Express
One, Two, Three
Oh Be Careful
Saved Every Day Of The Week
The B-I-B-L-E
Mine, Mine, Mine
Whisper A Prayer

Griff Borgeson Presents Karts In Action

Band 1

Griff Borgeson Presents

Karts In Action

Produced and Edited by Griff Borgeson and Barrett Clark

Note by Griff Borgeson

Recorded by Barrlett Clark

Cover Design: Ken Deardoff

Mastered by Jack Matthews (Components Coro.)

Special thanks for invaluable assistance and cooperation to Marvin Patches, executive director of the Go Kart Club of America; to Richard Colin; and of course to all the drivers.

Riverside Records STEREO 95507 

Like Tweet - Joe Puma

 

Shades Of Twilight (Baltimore Oriole)

Like Tweet

Jazz Versions Of Authentic Bird Calls

Joe Puma and The Audiobon All-Stars

Cover Art: Marilyn Bass

Columbia CL 1618

1961

Like Tweet is a collection of authentic bird calls transcribed for a modern jazz orchestra. The tunes are based on the actual notes the birds sing.

"Thistle Serenade" "Noah's Ark," "Shades Of Twilight" were recorded October 13, 1960
"Like Tweet," "Melancholy Bird" and "Bird's Eye View" were recorded January 6, 1961
"Flight Patterns," "Cotton Candy Clouds," "Sturnelia" and "Panic In The Birdcage" were recorded in New York City, January 13, 1961

Personnel:

Joe Puma - Bass Guitar & Guitar

Dick Hyman - Organ

Jerome Richardson - Flute, Piccolo & Tenor Sax

Barry Galbraith - Guitar

George Duvivier - Bass

Osie Johnson - Drums

Don Elliott - Mellophone, Vibes

Line Up is the same on all tunes except that Jerome Richardson is not on "Noah's Ark," "Shades Of Twilight," "Thistle Serenade" or "Skippin' South."

Solos:

"Flight Patterns" 

Joe Puma - Bass Guitar

Dick Hyman - Organ

Jerome Richardson - Tenor Sax

"Thistle Serenade" 

Joe Puma - Guitar

Dick Hyman - Piano

"Like Tweet" 

Don Elliott - Mellowphone

Joe Puma - Bass Guitar

Jerome Richardson - Piccolo

"Melancholy Bird"

Joe Puma - Bass Guitar

"Skippin' South"

Joe Puma - Guitar

Bobby Jasper - Flute

Don Elliot - Vibes

"Cotton Candy Clouds"

Dick Hyman - Organ

Barry Galbraith - Guitar

Joe Puma - Bass Guitar

Jerome Richardson - Piccolo

Bobby Jasper - Flute

Don Elliott - Mellophone

"Noah's Ark"

Joe Puma - Bass Guitar

Dick Hyman - Organ

"Shades Of Twilight"

Joe Puma - Guitar

Dick Hyman - Organ

"Sturnella"

Joe Puma - Bass Guitar

Bobby Jasper - Tenor Sax

Don Elliot - Mellophone

"Bird's Eye View"

Joe Puma - Guitar

George Duvivier - Bass

"Panic In The Birdcage"

Bobby Jasper - Flute

Dick Hyman - Organ

Jerome Richardson - Piccolo

Don Elliot - Vibes

Flight Pattern (Song Sparrow)

Thistle Serenade (American Goldfinch)

Like Tweet (White Crowned Sparrow)

Melancholy Bird (Purple Finch)

Skippin' South (Wood Pewee

Cotton Candy Clouds (Whip-Poor-Will)

Noah's Ark (Redwinged Blackbird)

Shades Of Twilight (Baltimore Oriole)

Sturnella (Meadowlark)

Bird's Eye View (Scarlet Tanager)

Panic In The Bird Cage

The YMCA Goes On Record

 

More

The YMCA Goes On Record

YMCA World Service

Pleasant Sounds From The Movies

Arranged and Conducted by Mimis Plessas

Produced by On Record Inc. WSY 101

A Man And A Woman

Born Free

Strangers In The Night

Georgy Girl

The Bible

Lara's Theme

Never On A Sunday

Sand Pebbles

Shadow Of Your Smile

Hawaii

More

Sound Of Music

Billy May's Big Fat Brass

 

Joom Jooms

Billy May's Big Fat Brass

Produced by Dave Cavanaugh

Recorded in Hollywood, June, 1958

Capitol Records T1043

Personnel:

Trumpets: Conrad Gozzo, Frank Beach, John Best, San Rasey, Pete Candoli & Manny Klein

Trombones: Si Zentner, Tommy Peterson, Ed Kusby & George Roberts (bass trombone)

French Horns: Vince de Rosa, Jack Cave, Jimmy Decker, Dick Perissi & Art Franz

Tubas: Red Callender & Clarance Karella

Harp: Veryle Mills

Piano: Paul Smith

Guitar: Al Hendrickson

Bass: Jon Mondragon (alternating with) Ralph Penner

Drums: Alvin Stoller

Percussion: Lou Singer & Ralph Hansell

From Billboard - October 20, 1958: An exceptional "sound" package. May's arrangements are for six trumpets, four trombones, five French horns, two tubas and rhythm. Songs included ranged from originals ("Solving The Riddle," "Brassmen's Holiday") to familiar items ("Autumn Leaves," "Moonlight Becomes You"). If all monaural disks had this kind of quality recording work, there'd be little need for stereo. Highly recommended for just plain listening and for the most particular audio fans.

Brassmen's Holiday

Autumn Leaves

Love Is The Things

Ping Pong

Moonlight Becomes You

Pawn Ticket

Solving The Riddle

Invitation

The Continental 

Return Of The Zombie

On A Little Street In Singapore

Jooms Jooms

Blue Strings And Rainbows - Luchi Dejesus

 

'Round Midnight

Blue Strings And Rainbows

Orchestras Directed By Luchi

Luchi Dejesus

Produced by Alan Douglas

Liner Notes by Barbara Long

United Artists Records MONAURAL UAL 3201

1963

From the back cover: Luchi Dejesus, born and raised in New York City, has been influenced by the Latin rhythms of his Puerto Rican background, the popular music that pervades the United States, his early training as a violinist, and his studies at the Dalcroze School Of Music and the American Theatre Wing, in New York City.

Immediately following his discharge from the Air Force in 1946, he turned from violin to piano and began his arranging career. Included were arrangements for Dinah Washington, Sallie Blair and Brook Benton, among other tasteful singers.

It is not unusual for this man to prefer a "Debussy feeling for mood, sometimes a Rachmaninoff feeling." Nor is is unusual for him to love the old Claude Thornhill orchestra with the beautiful, and later influential, Gil Evans arrangements.

Influenced by all types of music, loving all types, Luchi's long sojourn in Europe exposed him to many of the trends there. He was impressed by many of the jazz arrangements he heard, "particularly those in the Northern countries."

From the richness of his musical background he chose the 12 numbers to present in this album. "Easy enough to explain the choice. They're all favorites, the cream of the standards."

But Beautiful

That's Him Over There

In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning

Polka Dots And Moonbeams

Imagination

I'm Always Chasing Rainbows

My Ship

Come To Me

'Round Midnight

Drifting

Lonely Bird

When Winter Comes