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PRESENTING KENNY GRAHAM
The original LP NJL 12 (1957)
CDNJT 5302
JOHNNY DANKwORTH
5 STEPS TO DANKwORTH & JOURNEY INTO JAzz
5 STEPS TO DANKwORTH
The original LP PMC 1043 (1957)
CDNJT 5300
Export blues (Dankworth)
Somerset morn (Dankworth)
Just a sittin’ and a rockin’ (Ellington; Strayhorn
arr Lindup)
One for Janet (Hawdon)
Somebody loves me (Gershwin arr Lindup)
Hullabaloo (Dankworth)
Horoscope (Dankworth)
Stompin’ at the Savoy (Sampson; Goodman)
Magenta midget (Hawdon)
Limehouse blues (Braham; Furber arr Dankworth)
KENNY GRAHAM
PRESENTING KENNY GRAHAM
Tuxedo junction (Hawkins)
Cuban fantasy (Graham)
Swallowin’ the blues (Graham)
Olwen’s dream (Graham)
Don’t get around much anymore
(Ellington; Russell)
Rockin’ in rhythm (Arlen)
I’ll get by (as long as I have you) (Turk; Ahlert)
Monkey business (Graham)
Time’s a’ wasting
(D Ellington; M Ellington; Mercer; George)
Bongo chant (Graham)
I dreamt I dwelt in Harlem (Gray)
THE KENNY BAKER GROUP
MIDNIGHT AT NIXA & AFTER HOURS – A SESSION FOR KICKS
MIDNIGHT AT NIXA
The original LP NJL 3 (1956)
BONUS TRACKS
The original singles (1957)
Firth of fourths (Dankworth) R4321
Coquette (Green; Lombardo) R4294
JOURNEY INTO JAzz
The original LP PMD 1042 (1956)
DON RENDEll
DON RENDEll PRESENTS THE JAzz SIX
DON RENDEll PRESENTS THE JAzz SIX
The original LP NJL 7 (1957)
I saw stars (Sigler; Goodhart; Hoffman arr Ross)
Ignis Fatuus suite (Rendell):
Jack o’ lantern; Will o’ the wisp; Ignis fatuus
Star eyes (Raye; De Paul)
I know why (Warren; Gordon arr Moule)
Taking a chance on love (Duke; Latouche; Fetter)
Limehouse blues (Braham; Furber arr Rendell)
Out of nowhere (Green; Heyman arr Wheeler)
BONUS TRACKS
From the original LP ‘Tenorama’ NJL 4 (1956)
Teddy boy (Graham)
Poinciana (Simon; Bernier arr Graham)
BONUS TRACKS
From the original LP ‘All the Winners’ NJT 509 (1957)
Mood indigo (Ellington; Bigard; Mills arr Dankworth)
Top score (Dankworth arr Dankworth)
Bugle blues (Basie)
Don’t worry ’bout me (Bloom)
I can’t give you anything but love – Take 1
(Fields; McHugh)
I can’t give you anything but love – Take 2
(Fields; McHugh)
Jive at five (Basie)
Truckin’ (Bloom; Koehler)
It had to be you (Jones; Kahn)
Tea for two (Youmans)
Blues any Friday (Baker)
It don’t mean a thing (if it ain’t got that swing)
(Ellington)
Adios (Madriguera; Woods)
Jersey bounce (Plater; Bradshaw; Johnson; Wright)
Take the ‘A’ train (Strayhorn)
Itinerary of an orchestra (Dankworth)
HIGHlIGHTS FROM TENORAMA
From the original LP ‘Tenorama’ NJL 4 (1956)
Just you, just me (Greer; Klages)
Don’t you know I care (Ellington; David)
What a difference a day made (Grever; Adams)
Curio (Rendell)
Blue major (Skidmore)
Roy leaps out (Sidwell)
BONUS TRACK
From the original LP ‘All the Winners’ NJT 509 (1957)
Rush job (Harvey)
CDNJT 5301
AFTER HOURS – A SESSION FOR KICKS
The original LP JTL 4 (1955)
Minute to midnight (Baker)
Blues in thirds (Hines)
I’m a ding dong daddy (Baxter)
Apex blues (Noone; Williams)
Studio B boogie (Baker)
West wind (Jones)
Oh, baby (De Sylva; Donaldson)
CDNJT 5303
KENNY BAKER
BAKER’S DOzEN & THE HAlF DOzEN
BAKER’S DOzEN – VOlUME ONE
The original LP NPT 19003 (1955)
JOHNNY KEATING
BRITISH JAzz & SwINGING SCOTS
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CDNJT 5304
Baker’s boogie (Baker)
Ev’ntide (Carmichael)
Mean dog blues (Jackson)
Bugle call rag (Pettis; Meyers; Scholberl)
Harlem twist (Livingston; Moorehouse)
Blues I love to sing (Ellington; Miley)
Phil the fluter’s ball (French)
Delirium (Schutt)
BONUS TRACK
From the original LP ‘All the Winners’ NJT 509 (1957)
Act one, scene one (Baker)
CDNJT 5306
BRITISH JAzz
The original LP MG 20011 (1956)
Strictly for kyx (Keating)
Fair Diana (Roberts)
Quads talk (Roberts)
Impromptu (Hawksworth)
Ultraviolet (Keating)
Gibraltar rocks (Keating)
Good life (Le Sage)
Snow face (Le Sage)
Last resort (Le Sage)
Lazy (Le Sage)
Eddie Blair’s picnic (Blair)
Piccadilly jumps (Mairants)
SwINGING SCOTS
The original LP LTZ-D 15122 (1957)
Hampden roars (Keating)
Down south blues (Keating)
Thistle swing (Keating)
Headin’ north (Keating)
Tam O’ Shanter (Deuchar)
Double scotch (Keating)
Kiltie (Keating)
Loch Ness monster (Keating)
Clachnacudan local (Deuchar)
CDNJT 5305
KENNY BAKER/BERTIE KING JAzz GROUP
OPERATION JAM SESSION, TRIBUTE TO BENNY CARTER ETC.
OPERATION JAM SESSION
KENNY BAKER & THE JAzz TODAY UNIT
The original LP JTL 1 (1955)
Ballad medley: On the Alamo (Kahn; Jones); What’s
new? (Haggart); Makin’ whoopee (Donaldson; Kahn);
How long has this been going on? (Gershwin); Sweet
and lovely (Arnheim; Tobias; Lemare); I’m beginning to
see the light (Hodges; Ellington; George arr Baker)
Blues in threes (Baker)
BONUS TRACKS
From the original LP ‘Mainstream at Nixa – Vol.2’
NJT 506 (1956)
THE BERTIE KING JAzz GROUP
Blue interlude (Carter arr Baker)
Skip it (Carter arr Baker)
Lazy afternoon (Carter; Cook arr Baker)
THAD JONES AND HIS ENSEMBlE
MAD THAD & OlIO
MAD THAD
The original LP NJL 13 (1957)
Jumping for Jane (Feather)
Bird song (T Jones)
Mad Thad (Q Jones)
Cat meets Chick (Feather)
Whisper not (Golson arr Q Jones)
Quiet sip (T Jones)
THE HAlF DOzEN
The original LP NJL 10 (1957)
How’s this? (Baker)
Love me or leave me (Donaldson; Kahn)
If I could be with you (Creamer; Johnson)
Keepin’ out of mischief now (Waller; Razaf)
How can you face me? (Waller; Razaf)
Puttin’ on the Ritz (Berlin)
Mr Paganini (You’ll have to swing it) (Coslow)
Doo-dee (Baker)
St Louis blues (Handy)
Honolulu blues (Goldstein; Gunsky)
OlIO
The original LP 32-065 (1957)
Potpourri (Waldron)
Blues without woe (Charles)
Touché (Waldron)
Dakar (Charles)
Embraceable you (G & I Gershwin)
Hello ’Frisco (Charles)
Featuring: Thad Jones (trumpet); Frank Foster (tenor sax); Jimmy Jones (piano);
Doug Watkins (bass); Jo Jones (drums); Frank Wess (tenor sax, flute);
Henry Coker (trombone); Tommy Flanagan (piano); Eddie Jones (bass); Elvin Jones (drums);
Teddy Charles (vibes); Mal Waldron (piano); Doug Watkins (bass)
TRIBUTE TO BENNY CARTER
The original LP JTL 5 (1955)
KENNY BAKER & THE JAzz TODAY UNIT
Symphony in riffs (Carter)
THE BERTIE KING JAzz GROUP
Blues in my heart (Carter; Mills)
Blue Lou (Sampson; Mills)
Once upon a time (Carter)
INTRODUCING
THE DON HARPER QUINTET
The original EP NJE 1034 (1957)
I’m easy (Banks)
Just rockin’ (Harper)
I may be wrong (Ager; Yellen; Sullivan)
Swinging that old grandfather clock (Trad arr Harper)
CDNJT 5307

MEET MR BARClAY
The original LP PDL85024 (1956)
CDNJT 5200
EDDIE BARClAY
MEET MR BARClAY & PARIS FOR lOVERS
Hernando’s hideaway (Adler; Ross)
La prière (Brassens)
Je veux te dire adieu (Bécaud)
Merry-go-round (Van Parys)
Le manège aux souvenirs (Stern; Barclay)
Madrid, Madrid (Lara); Le grisbi (Wiener)
Samba fantástico (Toledo; Manzon; Antuori)
Stranger in paradise (Wright; Forrest)
The kissing dance (Barclay; Legrand)
Rififi (Gerard); Love for sale (Porter)
Les chansons de la nuit – Rien qu’une chanson
(Trenet)
Midnight rendezvous (Gaust)
Three coins in the fountain (Styne; Cahn)
Stars shine in your eyes (Gelsomina)
(Rota; Parsons; Turner)
NORRIE PARAMOR
THE zODIAC SUITE & DREAMS AND DESIRES
THE zODIAC SUITE
The original LP 33SX1055 (1957)
NORRIE PARAMOR’S STRINGS & ORCHESTRA
An Aries aria (Black)
Taurus tango (Paramor)
The Gemini waltz (Black)
Cancerian concerto (Paramor)
Lonely Leo (Black)
The impatient Virgo (Paramor)
A Libra rhapsody (Black)
Seductive Scorpio (Paramor)
The sagacious Sagittarius (Black)
Capricious Capricorn (Paramor)
Mood Aquarius (Black)
Ode to Pisces (Paramor)
VICTOR YOUNG & HIS SINGING STRINGS
HOllYwOOD RHAPSODIES & NIGHT MUSIC
HOllYwOOD RHAPSODIES
The original LP LAT8041 (1954)
Love theme from ‘The Robe’ (Newman)
Selena’s waltz ‘So Big’ (Steiner)
Nightfall ‘Gog’ (Sukman)
Thème romantique (Korngold)
Jubilee trail ‘Jubilee Trail’ (Young)
The moonlighter song
‘The Moonlighter’ (Roemheld; Sigman)
Love theme ‘The Glenn Miller Story’ (Mancini)
Spring madness ‘Belle La Grande’ (Suken)
Theme for Cynthia (Powell)
Geraldine (Young)
Lost moment ‘Lost Moment’ (Amfitheatrof; Brooks)
Bon soir ‘Perilous Journey’ (Young; Heyman)
CDNJT 5202
NIGHT MUSIC
The original LP LAT8062 (1956)
The High and the Mighty
from the film (Tiomkin; Washington)
Moonlight and roses (Black; Moret; Lemare)
Passion tango ‘Passion’ (Forbes)
Never say goodbye (Friml; Paskman)
Smile ‘Modern Times’ (Chaplin; Turner; Parsons)
The ‘Rear Window’ theme (Waxman; Rome)
The song ‘The Caine Mutiny’
(I can’t believe that you’re in love with me)
from the film (Gaskill; McHugh)
Magnificent obsession (Skinner; Herbert)
Glamour waltz ‘Lady in the Dark’ (Dolan)
Rendezvous in Tunis (Burke)
Last night when we were young (Arlen; Harburg)
Twilight interlude (Jenkins)
PARIS FOR lOVERS
The original LP PDL85009 (1956)
I love Paris (Porter); Domino (Ferrari)
Autumn leaves (Les feuilles mortes)
(Kosma; Mercer; Prevert)
Under Paris skies (Sous le ciel de Paris)
(Giraud; Gannon)
La vie en rose (Louiguy; Piaf)
C’est si bon (It’s so good) (Betti; Seelen; Hornez)
Le French Can-Can (Offenbach)
A Paris (Lemarque)
If you love me, really love me
(Hymne à l’amour) (Monnot; Piaf; Parsons)
Under the bridges of Paris (Sous les ponts de Paris)
(Scotto; Cochran; Roda)
Paris stay the same (Paris Je t’aime) (Schertzinger)
I’ll be yours (J’attendrai) (Olivieri; Poterat; Sosenko)
Speak to me of love (Parlez moi d’amour) (Lenoir)
Pigalle (Ulmer; Koger; Newman)
DREAMS AND DESIRES
The original LP 33SX1059 (1957)
NORRIE PARAMOR AND HIS ORCHESTRA
FEATURING THE VOICE OF PATRICIA ClARK
That’s my desire (Kreasa)
You stepped out of a dream (Brown)
If I had you (Shapiro; Campbell; Connolly)
I’d love to fall asleep
(and wake up in your arms) (Gaste)
Once in a while (Edwards)
You’d be so nice to come home to (Porter)
Dream lover (Schertzinger)
Please (Ranger)
I’m a dreamer, aren’t we all (DeSylva; Brown;
Henderson)
All or nothing at all (Lawrence)
Dream (Mercer)
I’ll see you in my dreams (Jones)
CDNJT 5201
AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA
lATIN AMERICA AFTER DARK & STARlIT HOUR
lATIN AMERICA AFTER DARK
The original LP E3478 (1956)
Siboney (Morse; Lecuona)
Walter Winchell rhumba (Sigman; Morales)
Linda Mujer (Duchesne)
Vuelve (Goicoechea; Morales)
Tenacion de amor
(Nezrette; Adamson; Cugat; Curbelo)
Cae cae (Berrios; Martins)
Mama, yo quiero (I want my mama)
(Nezrette; Stillman; Paiva)
Oye negra (Comacho; Morales)
Volvere (Grever); Rica pulpa (Grenet)
No te importe saber (Touzet)
Bim bam boom (Adamson; Morales)
STARlIT HOUR
– THE MUSIC OF PETER DEROSE
The original LP E3350 (1956)
Deep purple (DeRose)
Autumn serenade (Gallop; DeRose)
Let’s dream together (Harbach; DeRose)
The American waltz (DeRose)
White orchids (DeRose); Starlit hour (DeRose)
Lilacs in the rain (Parish; DeRose)
Cloud lucky seven (Tobias; DeRose)
Music box in blue (DeRose)
Moonlight mood (Adamson; DeRose)
Grass widow’s lament (Savino; DeRose)
Blue September (Parish; DeRose)
The original EP 544 (1955)
Slide rule (Langhorn); Bluebell polka (Stanley)
Whistlin’ Willie (Spiegal; Freedman)
Marching through Georgia (Trad arr L Johnson)
CDNJT 5204
DAVID ROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA
AUTUMN lEAVES & DAVID ROSE PlAYS THE MUSIC FROM ‘GIGI’
AUTUMN lEAVES
The original LP (1958)
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CDNJT 5205
Autumn leaves (Kosma; Mercer; Parsons; Prevert)
The autumn waltz (Coleman; Hilliard)
September in the rain (Warren; Dubin)
Indian summer (Herbert; Dubin)
Blue autumn (Rose)
Shine on harvest moon (Bayes; Norworth)
’Tis autumn (Nemo)
Autumn serenade (DeRose; Gallop)
Autumn nocturne (Myrow; Gannon)
October mist (Fiorito; Webster)
Autumn in New York (Duke)
Autumn holiday (Rose)
CDlK 4350
wERNER MÜllER
wITH HORST FISCHER & BOB POwElS
TElDEC ARCHIVES • GOlDEN TRUMPET
HORST FISCHER
GOlDENE TROMPETE IN STEREO
The original LP SLK 16864 (1969) STEREO
Oh Happy Day (Hawkins); Banana Boat Song (Trad)
Somewhere My Love
from the film Doctor Zhivago (Jarre; Webster)
Those Were the Days (Raskin)
Violetta (Trad, from a theme by Verdi)
La Mer (Trenet; Beckmann); Up, Up and Away (Webb)
Rififi from the film (Philippe-Gérard)
Can’t Take My Eyes off You (Crewe; Gaudio)
L’important C’est La Rose (Bécaud; Amade)
Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In
from the musical ‘Hair’ (MacDermot; Rado; Ragni)
Green, Green Grass of Home (Putman)
And that Reminds Me (Autumn Concerto) (Bargoni)
A Man and a Woman (Un Homme et Une Femme)
from the film (Lai)
GEORGE MElACHRINO & HIS ORCHESTRA
THE IMMORTAl lADIES & UNDER wESTERN SKIES
THE IMMORTAl lADIES
The original LP (1956)
Sweet Sue (Harris; Young)
Liza (G & I Gershwin)
Mona Lisa (Evans; Livingston)
Dolores (Loesser; Alter)
Louise (Whiting; Robin)
Laura (Raksin; Mercer)
Rosalie (Porter)
Irene
Marie (Nicholson; Berlin)
Sally
Chloe (Kahn; Moret)
Dinah (Akst; Lewis; Young)
DAVID ROSE PlAYS
THE MUSIC FROM ‘GIGI’ (Lerner; Loewe)
The original LP (1958)
The night they invented champagne
Gigi
Thank heaven for little girls
Say a prayer for me tonight
Waltz at Maxim’s (She is not thinking of me)
The Parisians
I remember it well
À toujours
I’m glad I’m not young anymore
It’s a bore
TED HEATH ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES • THOSE wERE THE DAYS
& BIG BAND THEMES REMEMBERED – VOlUME 2
THOSE wERE THE DAYS
The original LP PFS 4229 (1971) STEREO
I’ve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo (Warren; Gordon)
Canadian Sunset (Heywood; Gimbel)
The Stripper (Rose)
Li’l Darlin’ (Hefti)
When the Saints Go Marching In (Trad arr
Keating)
Tuxedo Junction (Hawkins; Johnson; Dash; Feyne)
I’m Gonna Love That Guy (Ash)
Girl Talk (Troup; Hefti)
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (Trad arr Keating)
Baby, It’s Cold Outside (Loesser)
Those Were the Days (Raskin)
BOB POwElS
GOlDEN TRUMPET HIGHlIGHTS
The original LP SLK 16712 (1971) STEREO
Theme from ‘Love Story’ (Lai)
Butterfly (Gérard; Juris)
I Dream of Naomi (Krivoshei; Atar)
Once Upon a Time in the West
from the film (Morricone)
Good Morning Starshine
from the musical ‘Hair’ (MacDermot; Rado; Ragni)
The Windmills of Your Mind
from ‘The Thomas Crown Affair’ (Legrand; Bergman)
Olé! O’ Cangaceiro (Mulher Rendeira)
(do Nascimento)
Deguello from the film ‘Rio Bravo’ (Tiomkin)
Greensleeves (Trad)
Java (Toussaint; Tyler; Friday)
UNDER wESTERN SKIES
The original LP (1957) STEREO EXCEPT*
Home on the range (Trad arr Melachrino)
Wagon wheels (Hill; De Rose)
Riders in the sky (Jones)
The last round-up (Hill)
Colorado River (Busby)
Cool water (Nolan)
San Francisco (Melachrino)
Tumbling tumbleweeds (Nolan)
The one-armed bandit (Nevada) (Melachrino)
Empty saddles* (Hill)
Red River Valley* (Trad arr Thompson)
Northwest trail* (Melachrino)
CDNJT 5206
BIG BAND THEMES REMEMBERED
VOlUME 2
The original LP PFS 4304 (1973) STEREO
Blue Flame (Noble; Bishop; Corday)
Moonlight Serenade (Miller; Parish)
Uptown Blues (Lunceford)
Snowfall (Thornhill)
Flying Home (Goodman; Hampton; Robin)
One O’ Clock Jump (Basie)
When It’s Sleepy Time Down South
(L & O René; Muse)
Skyliner (Barnet)
Contrasts (Dorsey)
Body and Soul (Green; Sour; Heyman; Eyton)
CDlK 4362

MAURICE lARCANGE
DECCA ARCHIVES
THE FRENCH TOUCH & lARCANGE PlAYS TRENET
THE FRENCH TOUCH
The original LP PFS 4149 (1968) STEREO
THE ROlAND SHAw ORCHESTRA & CHORUS ML
Marieke (Jouannest; Holt; Brel)
What Now My Love (Becaud; DeLange; Sigman)
It Must Be Him (Becaud; David)
Michelle (Lennon; McCartney)
I Wish You Love (Trenet; Beach)
Voulez-Vous (Cour; Larcange)
Plaisir D’Amour (Martini arr Shaw)
Love is Blue (Popp; Blackburn; Cour)
The Good Life (Distel; Reardon)
I Will Wait For You (Legrand; Gimbel)
Live for Life (Lai; Gimbel)
It’s Only Goodbye (Larcange)
MLMaurice Larcange (accordion)
EDMUNDO ROS
DECCA ARCHIVES
THE (ROS) SOUND OF MUSIC & lATIN RHYTHM DElUXE
THE (ROS) SOUND OF MUSIC
The original LP SKL 4131 (1961) STEREO
CDlK 4366
The Sound of Music cha cha cha
(all Rodgers; Hammerstein)
An Ordinary Couple mambo
Maria schottish
Edelweiss merengue
So Long, Farewell bolero
Do-Re-Mi paso doble
My Favourite Things vals creole
Sixteen Going on Seventeen baion
No Way to Stop It samba-batuque
Climb Ev’ry Mountain bolero mambo
The Lonely Goatherd baion
How Can Love Survive marcha
THE wERNER MÜllER BIG BAND
TElDEC ARCHIVES • A SAlUTE TO THE KINGS OF SwING
& ORIGINAl GlENN MIllER SOUND
A SAlUTE TO THE KINGS OF SwING
The original LP SLK 16892 (1972) STEREO
lARCANGE PlAYS TRENET
The original LP PFS 4403 (1977) STEREO
ROlAND SHAw & HIS ORCHESTRA ML
La Mer (Trenet; Mair; Lawrence; Lasry)
Fleur Bleue (Trenet)
Serenade Portugaise (Trenet)
La Romance de Paris (Trenet)
I Wish You Love
(Que Reste-t-il de Nos Amours) (Trenet; Beach)
Je Chante (Trenet)
At Last, At Last! (Miles; Trenet)
Vous Qui Passez Sans Me Voir
(Hess; Misraki; Trenet; Breton)
Coin de Rue (Trenet)
En Avril a Paris (Trenet; Eiger)
lATIN RHYTHM DElUXE
The original LP SLC 4538 (1971) STEREO
El Relicario (Padilla; Oliveros; Castellvi)
My Shawl (Adams; Cugat; Barrios; Hill)
Cielito Lindo (Trad)
La Comparsa (Lecuona)
Cu-Cu-Rru-Cu-Cu Paloma (Mendez)
Mexican Hat Dance (Trad)
Historia De Un Amor (Almaran; De Simone; Biri)
Estrellita (Ponce)
Taboo (Lecuona; Stillman; Luban; Russell)
Valencia (Padilla)
Perfidia (Dominguez; Leeds)
Jealousy (Gade; Bloom)
CDlK 4365
FRANK CHACKSFIElD & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES • All TIME TOP T.V. THEMES
& MUSIC FROM DOCTOR DOlITTlE
All TIME TOP T.V. THEMES
The original LP PFS 4087 (1966) STEREO
Peyton Place (Waxman; Webster)
The Dick Van Dyke Show (Hagen)
Rawhide (Tiomkin; Washington)
Route 66 (Riddle)
The Alfred Hitchcock Theme (Murray)
Dragnet (Schumann)
Doctor Kildare (Goldsmith)
Bonanza (Livingston; Evans)
Marriage Lines (Wilson)
Peter Gunn (Mancini)
The Jackie Gleason Show (Malneck; Maxwell)
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (Goldsmith)
ORIGINAl GlENN MIllER SOUND
The original LP SLK 16871 (1970) STEREO
Opus 1 (Oliver arr Müller)
Moonlight Serenade (Parish; Miller)
Take The ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn arr Müller)
I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
(Berlin arr Müller)
On The Sunny Side Of The Street
(McHugh arr Müller)
Skyliner (Barnet arr Müller)
A String Of Pearls (Delange; Gray)
American Patrol (Meacham)
St Louis Blues (Handy)
Tuxedo Junction (Feyne; Hawkins; Johnson; Dash)
Johnson Rag (Lawrence; Hall; Kleinkauf)
Leap Frog (Corday; Garland arr Müller)
In The Mood (Razaf; Garland)
Don’t Be That Way
Pennsylvania 6-5000 (Sigman; Gray)
CDlK 4363
(Parish; Goodman; Sampson arr Müller)
Goody Goody (Malneck; Mercer arr Flohr)
Lover’s Leap (Saro arr Müller)
Trumpet Blues (James; Matthias arr Förster)
Alexander’s Ragtime Band (Berlin arr Pronk)
C-Jam Blues (Ellington arr Salomon)
Flying Home (Robin; Goodman; Hampton)
I Know Why (And So Do You) (Gordon; Warren)
Little Brown Jug (Eastburn)
Chattanooga Choo Choo (Gordon; Warren)
CDlK 4368
MUSIC FROM DOCTOR DOlITTlE
The original LP PFS 4130 (1967) STEREO
After Today (Bricusse)
My Friend the Doctor (Bricusse)
When I Look in your Eyes (Bricusse)
Talk to the Animals (Bricusse)
Beautiful Things (Bricusse)
Fabulous Places (Bricusse)
I Think I like You (Bricusse) Jackie Lee (vocal)
Something in your Smile (Bricusse)
I’ve Never Seen Anything Like It (Bricusse)
Where are the Words (Bricusse)
At the Crossroads (Bricusse)
Doctor Dolittle (Bricusse)
CDlK 4367
RONNIE AlDRICH
DECCA ARCHIVES • COME TO wHERE THE lOVE IS
& GREAT THEMES TO REMEMBER
COME TO wHERE THE lOVE IS
The original LP PFS 4264 (1972) STEREO
Love Theme from ‘The Godfather’ (Rota)
Alone Again (Naturally) (O’Sullivan)
Song Sung Blue (Diamond)
The Impossible Dream
‘Man of La Mancha’ (Leigh; Darion)
Popcorn (Kingsley); Without You (Evans; Ham)
Where is the Love (Salter; MacDonald)
Theme from ‘Lost Horizon’ (Bacharach; David)
The Candy Man (Bricusse; Newley)
‘Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory’
Come to Where the Love Is (Taylor; Marc)
Breaking Up is Hard to Do (Sedaka; Greenfield)
Jenny’s Theme ‘Young Winston’ (Ralston)
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CDlK 4370
MAlCOlM ARNOlD & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES • ORIGINAl FIlM SOUNDTRACKS
NINE HOURS TO RAMA & THE lION
NINE HOURS TO RAMA (Arnold)
– ORIGINAl FIlM TRACK RECORDING
CONDUCTED BY THE COMPOSER
The original LP LK 4527 (1963)
Train coming into Delhi
– The astrologer predicts
Das warns Gandhi; Natu’s father dies
Natu and Prahlad – Natu meets Rani
Wedding dance; Rani’s theme
Natu tells Rani of his oath
Indian concert
Malabar Hill (Rani’s theme)
– The Swiss Hotel (Natu and Rani)
Mourning Gandhi
The fire; Indian concert – Drums
STANlEY BlACK
DECCA ARCHIVES
THE NEw CUBAN MOONlIGHT & FOlK SONGS IN JAPAN
THE NEw CUBAN MOONlIGHT
The original LP SKL 4729 (1966) STEREO
STANlEY BlACK & HIS lATIN RHYTHM
Brazil (Barroso; Russell); Maria Elena (Barcelata)
The Breeze and I (Camarata; Lecuona; Stillman)
I Feel Fine (Lennon; McCartney)
Malagueña (Lecuona; Banks; Hansen)
Samba Sin Nombre (Black)
The Girl from Ipanema
(Jobim; De Moraes; Gimbel)
Fly Me to the Moon (Howard)
The Peanut Vendor (Simons; Gilbert; Sunshine)
La Chanson D’Orphée
(Bonfa; Camus; Llenas; Maria)
Granada (Lara; Dodd; Poletto; Musel; Lisbona)
Corcovado (Jobim; Lees)
GREAT THEMES TO REMEMBER
The original LP PFS 4233 (1972) STEREO
Mozart – 40
Meditation (Massenet)
Serenade (Schubert)
None but the Lonely Heart (Tchaikovsky)
Vocalise (Rachmaninoff)
Barcarolle (Offenbach; Guiraud; Barbier; Carré)
Nocturne (Borodin)
Serenade (Mozart)
Nocturne (Chopin)
Air on the ‘G’ String (Bach)
Theme from Mozart’s Piano Concerto No.21
featured in the film ‘Elvira Madigan’
CDlK 4369
MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES
CONTINENTAl ENCORES & MANHATTAN
CONTINENTAl ENCORES
The original LP SKL 4044 (1959) STEREO
More than Ever Come prima
(Panzeri; Taccani; Di Paola)
La Vie en Rose (Louiguy)
Under Paris Skies Sous le ciel de Paris (Giraud)
O Mein Papa (Burkhard arr Milner)
April in Portugal Avril au Portugal (Ferrao)
Arrivederci Roma (Rascel arr Shaw)
Anema e Core To be or not to be (D’Esposito)
La Mer (Trenet)
I Only Know I Love You
Na voce, na chitarra, e’o poco e’luna (Rossi)
Autumn Leaves Les feuilles mortes (Kosma arr Milner)
Answer Me Mutterlein (Winkler arr Milner)
Poppa Piccolino Papaveri e papere (Mascheroni)
THE lION (Arnold)
– MUSIC FROM THE FIlM
CONDUCTED BY THE COMPOSER
The original EP DFE 8507 (1962)
Opening title music
Tina’s theme (Love theme)
Running through the jungle – Drum dance
– Tina at night
King – Dance of happiness
Drum messages – Death of King
– Tina’s theme – End title
FOlK SONGS IN JAPAN
The original LP SLC 165 (1967) STEREO
STANlEY BlACK
& HIS lATIN-AMERICAN RHYTHM
Asadoya Yunta (Trad); Kuroda Bushi (Trad)
Sōran Bushi (Trad); Sangai Bushi (Trad)
Hie-Tsuki Bushi (Trad); Miike Tankō Bushi (Trad)
Otemoyan (Trad); Aizu-Bandai-San (Trad)
Hanagasa Odori (Trad); Saitarō Bushi (Trad)
Okosa Bushi (Trad); Mamurogawa Ondo (Trad)
MANHATTAN
The original LP SKL 4561 (1964) STEREO
Give My Regards to Broadway
‘Little Johnny Jones’ (Cohan arr Milner)
Autumn in New York ‘Thumbs Up!’ (Duke arr Shaw)
The Bowery ‘The Sidewalks of New York’
(Gaunt; Hoyt; Gilbert arr Milner)
Harlem Nocturne (Hagen arr Shaw)
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue ‘On Your Toes’
(Rodgers arr Milner)
Manhattan Serenade (Alter; Adamson arr Shaw)
Take the ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn arr Milner)
Manhattan Lullaby (Mantovani)
Maria/Somewhere ‘West Side Story’
(Bernstein; Sondheim arr Mantovani)
The Belle of New York (Kerker; Morton arr Milner)
Tenement Symphony ‘The Big Store’
(Borne; Kuller; Golden arr Shaw)
CDlK 4371

MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES
GEMS FOREVER & MANTOVANI MEMORIES
GEMS FOREVER
The original LP SKL 4035 (1959) STEREO
CDlK 4373
All the Things You Are (Kern; Hammerstein)
True Love (Porter)
I Could Have Danced All Night (Lerner; Loewe)
You Keep Coming Back Like a Song (Berlin)
A Woman in Love (Loesser)
This Nearly Was Mine (Rodgers; Hammerstein)
Summertime (G & I Gershwin)
Something to Remember You By
(Schwartz; Dietz)
Love Letters (Young; Heyman)
The Nearness of You (Carmichael; Washington)
Hey, There! (Adler; Ross)
An Affair to Remember
(Warren; Adamson; McCarey)
CDlK 4375
RAY MARTIN & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES • FAVOURITE TV THEMES VOlUMES 1 & 2
FAVOURITE TV THEMES – VOlUME 2
The original LP SPA 391 (1975) STEREO
European Football (‘The World at Their Feet’)
(Joan Shakespeare)
Kung Fu: Caine’s Theme (Helms)
Ironside (Jones); Spring and Autumn (Lewis)
Mission Impossible (Schifrin)
The High Chaparral (Rose); Kojak (Goldenberg)
Upstairs Downstairs (‘The Edwardians’) (Faris)
Hawaii Five-0 (Stevens)
Emmerdale Farm (Hatch)
International Golf (‘Red Carpet Ride’)
(John Shakespeare)
Warship (Isaac)
Film ’74 (Taylor) previously unissued
Sale of the Century (Fenn) previously unissued
Star Trek (Courage) previously unissued
MANTOVANI MEMORIES
The original LP SKL 4977 (1969) STEREO
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (Kern; Harbach)
What a Wonderful World (Weiss; Douglas)
The Trolley Song (Martin; Blane)
Sweet Leilani (Owens)
Try to Remember (Schmidt; Jones)
Sunrise, Sunset (Bock; Harnick)
The Anniversary Waltz (Franklin; Dubin)
In the Still of the Night (Porter)
Once Upon a Time (Strouse; Adams)
Embraceable You (G & I Gershwin)
How Are Things in Glocca Morra?
(Lane; Harburg)
You’ll Never Walk Alone (Rodgers; Hammerstein)
CYRIl STAPlETON & HIS BAND
DECCA ARCHIVES • THE All-TIME BIG BAND HITS
& TOP POP INSTRUMENTAl HITS
THE All-TIME BIG BAND HITS
The original LP ACL 1008 (1959) STEREO
Tuxedo Junction (Hawkins; Johnson; Dash) BC
At the Woodchoppers’ Ball (Bishop) BC
Undecided (Shavers; Robin)
Leave Us Leap (Finkel); Skyliner (Barnet) DR
Begin the Beguine (Porter)
Take the ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn) BC
Carnival (Warren)
Chattanooga Choo Choo (Warren; Gordon)
Opus 1 (Oliver) BC
Stompin’ at the Savoy
(Sampson; Goodman; Webb) BC
One O’Clock Jump (Basie)
Featuring:
BC Bert Courtley (trumpet); DR Don Rendell (tenor sax)
FAVOURITE TV THEMES
The original LP SPA 333 (1973) STEREO
Van der Valk (‘Eye Level’) (Trombey)
Nationwide (‘The Good Word’) (Scott)
Match of the Day (Stoller)
Softly, Softly – Task Force (Spiegl)
News at Ten (‘The Awakening’) (Pearson)
Horse of the Year (Mozart arr Martin)
The Big Match (‘La Soirée’) (Ordini)
Midweek (Scott)
Top of the Form (‘Marching Strings’) (Ross)
Wheelbase (Lee)
General Hospital (‘Girl in the White Coat’) (Scott)
Crossroads (Hatch)
Grandstand (Stoller)
wERNER MÜllER & HIS ORCHESTRA
ECHOES OF ITAlY & GREAT STRAUSS wAlTzES
ECHOES OF ITAlY
The original LP SLK 16863 (1970) STEREO
Quando, Quando, Quando (Testa; Renis; Boone)
Mattinata (Leoncavallo arr Müller); Funiculi, Funiculà
(Denza; Turco arr Müller); Italian Festival (medley):
Serenade No.1 op.6 (Toselli arr Müller); O Sole Mio (Di
Capua arr Müller); Catari, Catari (Cardillo; Cordiferro;
Fields); Finale from ‘William Tell’ (Rossini arr Müller;
Jouy; Bis); Arrivederci Roma (Rascel; Giovannini;
Sigman; Garinei; Glando); La Danza (Rossini arr Müller;
Pepoli); Quando, M’innamoro (A Man without Love)
(Pace; Livraghi; Mason; Panzeri); Alla Fine Della Strada
(Love Me Tonight) (Pace; Pilat; Mason; Panzeri); Al Di La
(Donida; Mogol; Drake); Ti Guarderò Nel Cuore (More)
(Oliviero; Ortolani; Newell); Italian Festival II (medley):
Capriccio Italien op.45 (Tchaikovsky arr Müller);
Marechiare (Tosti; Di Giacomo); Vieni Sul Mar (Trad arr
Müller); Carnival of Venice (Trad arr Müller); Il Silenzio
(Celeste; Brezza)
GREAT STRAUSS wAlTzES
The original LP SLK 16269 (1964) STEREO
Roses from the South (J Strauss arr Müller)
Accelerations Waltz (J Strauss arr Müller)
Tales from the Vienna Woods
(J Strauss arr Müller)
You and You (J Strauss arr Müller)
Kiss Waltz (J Strauss arr Müller)
Vienna Blood (J Strauss arr Förster)
Lagoon Waltz (J Strauss arr Förster)
Emperor Waltz (J Strauss arr Müller)
Wine, Women and Song (J Strauss arr Förster)
Blue Danube Waltz (J Strauss arr Förster)
CDlK 4374
TOP POP INSTRUMENTAl HITS
The original LP ACL 1058 (1961) STEREO
Manhattan Spiritual (Maxted)
Moonglow and Theme from ‘Picnic’
(Mills; Hudson; DeLange)/(Duning)
Hot Toddy (Flanagan; Hendler)
Theme from ‘The Man with the Golden Arm’
(Bernstein; Fine)
Petite Fleur (Bechet); Dragnet (Schumann)
Peter Gunn (Mancini)
Swingin’ Shepherd Blues
(Koffman; Roberts; Jacobson)
Tequila (Rio)
Canadian Sunset (Heywood; Gimbel)
Theme from ‘A Summer Place’ (Steiner; Discant)
Mack the Knife (Weill; Brecht; Blitzstein)
CDlK 4376
TED HEATH & HIS MUSIC
DECCA ARCHIVES
SwING IS KING & SwING IS KING VOlUME 2
GREAT MOVIE HITS – VOlUME 2
The original LP ACL 1029 (1960) STEREO
Around the World ‘Around the World in 80 Days’
(Young; Rouzaud; Adamson)
Anniversary Song ‘The Jolson Story’
(Jolson; Chaplin)
Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo ‘Lili’ (Kaper; Deutsch)
Theme from ‘Limelight’ (Chaplin)
Theme from ‘Moulin Rouge’ (Auric; Engvick)
The High and the Mighty
‘The High and the Mighty’ (Tiomkin; Washington)
True Love ‘High Society’ (Porter)
No One But You ‘The Flame and the Flesh’
(Lawrence; Brodszky)
The Loveliest Night of the Year
‘The Great Caruso’ (adpt. Aaronson; Webster; Rosa)
Tammy ‘Tammy and the Bachelor’
(Livingston; Evans; Skinner)
Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
‘The Man Who Knew Too Much’ (Evans; Livingston)
Be My Love
‘The Toast of New Orleans’ (Cahn; Brodszky)
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CDlK 4377
SwING IS KING
The original LP PFS 4135 (1968) STEREO
Flying Home (Goodman; Hampton; Robin)
Cherokee (Noble)
Begin the Beguine (Porter)
One O’Clock Jump (Basie)
Song of India (Rimsky-Korsakov arr Dorsey)
At the Woodchoppers’ Ball (Bishop; Herman)
Elks’ Parade (Sherwood)
In the Mood (Garland; Razaf)
Two O’Clock Jump (James; Goodman; Basie)
Contrasts (Dorsey)
Take the ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn)
Sing, Sing, Sing (Prima)
CYRIl STAPlETON & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES • GREAT MOVIE HITS – VOlUMES 1 & 2
GREAT MOVIE HITS – VOlUME 1
The original LP ACL 1011 (1960) STEREO
April Love from ‘April Love’ (Fain; Webster)
Young at Heart ‘Young at Heart’ (Richards; Leigh)
September Song ‘Knickerbocker Holiday’
(Weill; Anderson)
A Certain Smile ‘A Certain Smile’ (Fain; Webster)
Unchained Melody ‘Unchained’ (North; Zaret)
Friendly Persuasion ‘Friendly Persuasion’
(Tiomkin; Webster)
Secret Love ‘Calamity Jane’ (Fain; Webster)
Hold My Hand ‘Susan Slept Here’ (Lawrence; Myers)
Love Me Tender ‘Love Me Tender’ (Presley; Matson)
The Harry Lime Theme ‘The Third Man’ (Karas)
Three Coins in the Fountain
‘Three Coins in the Fountain’ (Styne; Cahn)
I’ll Never Stop Loving You
‘Love Me or Leave Me’ (Cahn; Brodszky)
CDlK 4384
SwING IS KING VOlUME 2
The original LP PFS 4146 (1969) STEREO
Opus 1 (Oliver; Garis)
Skyliner (Barnet)
A String of Pearls (Gray; DeLange)
South Rampart Street Parade
(Haggart; Bauduc; Crosby)
Long John Silver (Crisp; Dorsey)
Intermission Riff (Wetzel)
Jumpin’ at the Woodside (Basie)
Oh! Lady Be Good (G & I Gershwin)
Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
(Ellington; Russell)
Jersey Bounce (Plater; Bradshaw; Johnson; Wright)
Harlem Nocturne (Hagen)
Apple Honey (Berry; O’Connor; Harris)
CDlK 4383
FRANK CHACKSFIElD & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES
IMMORTAl ClASSICS & IMMORTAl lUllABIES
IMMORTAl ClASSICS
The original LP SCL 1066 (1961) STEREO
Clair de Lune from ‘Suite Bergamasque’ (Debussy)
Minuet in G (Beethoven arr Rogers)
The Swan ‘Carnival of the Animals’ (Saint-Saëns)
Salut d’Amour (Elgar)
Waltz of the Flowers ‘The Nutcracker’ (Tchaikovsky)
Liebestraum no.3 in A flat major (Liszt arr Rogers)
Melody in F (Rubinstein arr Rogers)
Morning Song ‘Peer Gynt’ (Grieg)
Humoresque (Dvořák arr Rogers)
Air on the G String ‘Suite no.3 in D major’
BWV1068 (Bach arr Rogers)
Valse d’Été (Alstone)
MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES
STRAUSS wAlTzES & MANTOVANI FAVOURITES
STRAUSS wAlTzES
The original LP SKL 4010 (1958) STEREO
Blue Danube (Johann Strauss arr Mantovani)
Voices of Spring (Johann Strauss arr Mantovani)
Roses from the South (Johann Strauss arr Milner)
Emperor Waltz (Johann Strauss arr Mantovani)
A Thousand and One Nights
(Johann Strauss arr Milner)
Treasure Waltz
‘The Gypsy Baron’ (Johann Strauss arr Mantovani)
Village Swallows (Josef Strauss arr Mantovani)
Wine, Women and Song (Johann Strauss arr Milner)
Accelerations (Johann Strauss arr Milner)
Tales from the Vienna Woods
(Johann Strauss arr Mantovani)
Morning Papers (Johann Strauss arr Milner)
You and You ‘Die Fledermaus’
(Johann Strauss arr Mantovani)
MANTOVANI FAVOURITES
The original LP SKL 5271 (1977) STEREO
Londonderry Air (Trad arr Mantovani)
A Walk in the Black Forest (Jankowski; Cowen)
Dream (Mercer)
Dark Eyes (Trad arr Mantovani)
Welcome Home (Beldone; Dupre; Blackburn)
The Party’s Over (Styne; Comden; Green)
The Happy Wanderer (Möller; Ridge; Siegesmunde)
Polonaise in A (Chopin arr Kaye; Mossman)
A Trumpeter’s Lullaby (Anderson)
The Whiffenpoof Song
(Galloway; Pomeroy; Minnegerode)
Tulips from Amsterdam (Arnie; Martyn; Bader)
Auld Lang Syne (Trad arr Mantovani)
IMMORTAl lUllABIES (HIGHlIGHTS)
The original LP SCL 1109 (1962) STEREO
Sweet and Low (Trad arr Rogers)
Sleep, My Baby, Sleep (Vienna; Pola)
An Eriskay Love Lilt (Trad arr Robertson; Macleod)
Mighty Lak’ a Rose (Nevin; Stanton)
Slumber Song (Schumann adapt Vanberg)
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral (That’s an Irish Lullaby)
(Shannon)
Lorelei (Neibher; Vanberg)
Golden Slumbers (Trad arr Rogers)
Viennese Lullaby (Schubert adapt Vanberg)
Brahms’ Lullaby (adapt Vanberg)
CDlK 4385

CDlK 4386
MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES
MANTOVANI MAGIC & CONCERT ENCORES
MANTOVANI MAGIC
The original LP SKL 4749 (1966) STEREO
Misty (Garner; Burke)
Red Roses for a Blue Lady (Tepper; Brodsky)
Chim Chim Cher-ee (R M & R B Sherman)
Love Me with All Your Heart (C & M Rigual; Vaughn)
Goodnight Sweetheart (Noble; Campbell; Connolly)
Cara Mia (Trapani; Lange)
I Wish You Love (Trenet; Beach)
Lover (Rodgers; Hart)
Stardust (Carmichael; Parish)
Mona Lisa (Livingston; Evans)
Most Beautiful Girl in the World (Rodgers; Hart)
Auf Wiederseh’n, Sweetheart
(Storch; Sexton; Turner)
CDlK 4391
EDMUNDO ROS & HIS ORCHESTRA
TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT • DECCA RARITIES 1952-63
Tricks of the Trade
Blue Tango
Jambalaya
Tonight’s the Night
The Kiss
Matilda
Istanbul
Passion Tango
And Then – !
Lover’s Tango
Sixteen Tons
Robin Hood
Don’t Ringa da Bell
I Saw Esau
Jamaica Farewell (Kingston Town)
The Carnation Girl (Garifalo Stafti)
FRANK CHACKSFIElD & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES
THE BEST OF HERBERT AND ROMBERG
THE BEST OF HERBERT AND ROMBERG
The original LP SCL 1253 (1968) STEREO
A Kiss in the Dark (Herbert; DeSylva)
Indian Summer (Herbert; Dubin)
I’m Falling in Love with Someone
(Herbert; Young)
Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life (Herbert; Young)
Kiss Me Again (Herbert; Blossom)
Gipsy Love Song (Herbert; Smith)
The Desert Song (Romberg; Harbach)
Lover, Come Back to Me (Romberg; Hammerstein II)
CONCERT ENCORES
The original LP SKL 4021 (1959) STEREO
Clair de Lune (Debussy arr Mantovani)
Spanish Dance (Granados arr Mantovani)
Can-Can ‘La Boutique Fantasque’
(Rossini arr Respighi)
Chanson de Matin (Elgar arr Mantovani)
Gipsy Airs (Zigeunerweisen)
(Sarasate arr Mantovani)
Autumn (Chaminade arr Milner)
Song of India (Rimsky-Korsakov arr Mantovani)
Schön Rosmarin (Kreisler orch Mantovani)
Méditation ‘Thaïs’ (Massenet arr Mantovani)
Perpetuum Mobile (Johann Strauss II arr Milner)
The Pansy
Bahia Bambaree
Saunabad
Tipi Tipi Tipso
Monte Carlo cha cha from the film “Monte
Carlo”
Zaragoza cha cha
Scotland the Brave
Comin’ thro’ the Rye
Desafinado (Slightly out of tune)
One Note Samba
Mediterranean
Maria’s Her Name
La Chaconga (Part 1)
La Chaconga (Part 2)
A Bunch of Bananas
CDlK 4388
JOHNNY HOwARD & HIS ORCHESTRA
DECCA ARCHIVES • THE wORlD OF JOHNNY HOwARD
& MOONlIGHT SERENADES
THE wORlD OF JOHNNY HOwARD
The original LP SPA 65 (1970) STEREO
Sugar, Sugar (Barry; Kim arr Steve Gray)
Light My Fire
(Morrison; Manzarek; Krieger; Densmore arr Pete Smith)
Can’t Take My Eyes off You
(Crewe; Gaudio arr Len Hunter)
Yellow Submarine (Lennon; McCartney arr Steve Gray)
I’ll Never Fall in Love Again
(Donegan; Currie arr Len Hunter)
Downtown (Hatch arr Pete Smith)
Aquarius (Ragni; Rado; MacDermot arr Pete Smith)
Ode to Billy Joe (Gentry arr Steve Gray)
Mrs Robinson (Simon arr Steve Gray)
Winchester Cathedral (Stephens arr Len Hunter)
Sunrise, Sunset (Bock; Harnick arr Pete Smith)
The Last Waltz (Reed; Mason arr Len Hunter)
You Will Remember Vienna
(Romberg; Hammerstein II)
One Alone (Romberg; Harbach; Hammerstein II)
Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise
(Romberg; Hammerstein II)
When I Grow Too Old to Dream
(Romberg; Hammerstein II)
The Touch of Your Lips (Noble)
The Very Thought of You (Noble)
Wouldn’t it Be Loverly? (Lerner; Loewe)
Monsieur L’Amour (Rey)
MOONlIGHT SERENADES
The original LP SML 1040 (1969) STEREO
Moonlight Serenade (Miller; Parish)
A Man and a Woman (Barouh; Lai; Keller)
Joanna (Hatch; Trent)
You Only Live Twice (Bricusse; Barry)
Spanish Eyes (Kaempfert; Singleton; Snyder)
Lara’s Theme ‘Doctor Zhivago’ (Jarre)
Moonlight and Roses (Lemare; Moret; Black)
Love is Blue (Popp; Blackburn; Cour)
The Last Waltz (Reed; Mason)
A Man without Love
(Pace; Livraghi; Mason; Panzeri)
I Love You (And You Love Me) (Spina)
Dream (Mercer)
CDlF 8134
BRITISH ROCK ‘N’ ROll AT DECCA
VOlUME 2 • DECCA SINGlES COMPIlATION 1954-60
ANTHONY NEwlEY – IDlE ON PARADE
The original EP DFE 6566 (1959)
Saturday Night Rock-a-Boogie AN
I’ve Waited So Long AN
Idle on Parade AN
Idle-Rock-a-Boogie AN
Dungaree DollDB ; Tutti Frutti TFJB ; Priscilla TFJB
A-B-C BoogieTFSB ; AloneTS ; Hand JiveTBSG Rock-a-Billy VC ; Bird DogMM ; Crazy BellsGD Love or LeaveBT ; BlackoutTWT ; Demon LoverLC Come On BabyDHH ; I’ve Had ItTC ; Rockaroo TC
Walk Don’t RunRS Gypsy in My SoulBW ; All of MeJG Lonesome Traveller TBJ ; When I Get to GloryTBJ Black Bottom StompTGSS Song of the SwaneeTGSS ; This Train GM
I Never Knew What a Girl Could DoCB I’m Not a Juvenile Delinquent MM
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CDlK 4364
BRITISH ROCK ‘N’ ROll AT DECCA
VOlUME 3 • DECCA SINGlES COMPIlATION 1957-63
Tra La LaAK ; Hokey-Kokey Rock ‘n’ RollCPT Shotgun Rock ‘n’ RollCPT No Other BabyDBS ; You Won’t Be Around TS
I’m Comin’ HomeMB Dottie MB ; Don’t Go HomeMB Linton AddieJD Rockin’ Away the Blues J&D
Rock around the MailbagTWTT Lady MayEH ; Sleep walkJB ; I Can’t Help ItLTHB If You Were the Only Boy in the WorldSM Foxy Little MamaLTHB Vocalists: AN Anthony Newley; DB Dickie Bennett; TFJB The Four Jones Boys; TFSB The Five Smith
Brothers; TS The Southlanders; TBSG The Betty Smith Group; VC Vic Chester; MM Morris & Mitch;
GD Gerry Dorsey; BT Bobby Tempest; TWT Terry White & the Terriers; LC Lyn Cornell;
DHH Derry Hart & the Heartbeats; TC The Cutters; RS Rhet Stoller; BW Beryl Wayne; JG Johnny Grant;
TBJ The Blue-Jeans; TGSS The Graham Stewart Seven; GM George Melly; CB Chris Barber
Chariot RS
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? MBTO
Entry of the Gladiators NTG
The Trek to Rome NTG ; Bless You GM
Earth Angel RSTW ; Wicked Women DL
Play Money DL ; My Baby’s Crazy ‘Bout Elvis BB
I’ve Been Everywhere TM ; Jack the Ripper SLS
Don’t You Just Know It SLS
I’m a Hog for You SLS
Monster in Black Tights SLS
Vocalists:
CDlK 4372
AKAnnette Klooger, CPTConfrey Phillips Trio, DBSDickie Bishop & The Sidekicks,
TS MB JD J&D The Stargazers, Most Brothers, Jackie Dennis, Joy & David,
TWTT LTHB EH JB Terry White & The Terriers, Little Tony & His Brothers, Eddie Hickey, Johnny’s Boys,
SM RS MBTO NTG Stevie Marsh, Rhet Stoller, Mike Berry with The Outlaws, Nero & The Gladiators,
GM RSTW DL Garry Mills, Robb Storme & The Whispers, Don Lang & His Boulder Rollers,
BB TM SLS Billy Boyle, The Mudlarks, Screaming Lord Sutch
wIMOwEH
KARl DENVER
DECCA ARCHIVES
wIMOwEH & KARl DENVER
KARl DENVER
The original LP ACL 1098 (1961)
The original LP ACL 1131 (1962)
Wimoweh (Campbell)
Canoe Song (Spoliansky; Wimper)
China Doll (Cannan)
She Moved Thro’ the Fair (Trad arr Hughes; Colum)
Open up Dem Pearly Gates (Robison)
Careless Love (Handy; Williams; Koenig)
Shin Gan Goo (Denver)
Three Lovely Lassies from Bannion
Mexicali Rose (Stone; Tenney)
(Trad arr Denver)
Vella Langa (Denver)
Silver and Gold (Gilkyson; Dehr)
Zimba (Denver)
O’Brian the Brave Engineer (Denver)
Rose Marie (Friml; Harbach; Hammerstein) Walk on Boy (Walker)
Blue Yodel (‘T’ for Texas) (Rodgers)
Sierra Sue (Carey)
If I Had My Way (Kendis; Klein)
Moonlight Becomes You (Van Heusen; Burke)
Marcheta (Schertzinger)
Weary Blues (Blane; Warren)
CDlK 4378 The Peanut Vendor (Simons; Gilbert; Sunshine) Far Away from ‘Blitz’ (Bart)
Highland Fling (Denver; Neill; Cottrell)
lENA MARTEll
DECCA ARCHIVES • SOMEONE NEw SOMEONE BlUE
& DECCA SINGlES COMPIlATION
SOMEONE NEw SOMEONE BlUE
The original LP SCL 1214 (1966) STEREO
JOHNNY KEATING & HIS ORCHESTRA
Something Simple (Forest; Matz)
Where is Love (Bart)
You’re Free (Wilder; Landesman)
Typically English (Bricusse; Newley)
I’m a Fool to Want You (Wolf; Herron; Sinatra)
Comes Love (Brown; Tobias; Stept)
Why Was I Born (Hammerstein II; Kern)
Too Soon (Rome)
Jennie on the Green (Garland; Bock)
There’ll Never Be Another You (Warren; Gordon)
The Masquerade is Over (Magidson; Wrubel)
Lost in the Stars (Weill; Anderson)
DECCA SINGlES COMPIlATION
The original singles (1964-71) STEREO, EXCEPT*
All Cried Out* (Kaye; Springer) F11978/DR33714 (1964)
It’s Another World F12955/CPDR45386 (1969)
(Bargoni; Keller; Shane; Palavacini)
Now (Thomson) F12955/CPDR45387 (1969)
For the Love of Him
(Martin; Mortimer) F13024/XDR46509 (1970)
I Would Marry Spring* (Thomson)
F13024/XDR47004 (1970)
I’m Going Home (Thompson)
F13201/DR49538 (1971)
The World of a Child (Thomson)
F13201/DR49539 (1971)
Love can change the stars (Martin; Blane)
previously unissued
Married I can always get (Jenkins)
previously unissued
CDlK 4379

CDlK 4389
EARTHA KITT
THAT BAD EARTHA & DOwN TO EARTHA
ANTHONY NEwlEY
BASIN STREET BlUES • DECCA RARITIES 1959-64
Charmaine (Rapee; Pollack)
Wonder ist die Liebe (If She Should
Come to You) (Moreau; Alguero; Wilder)
Seventeen Come Sunday (Trad)
Bee Bom (Vandyke)
Anything You Wanna Do (Medley; Passnan)
It’s All Over (Dale)
Someone to Love from “Jazz Boat” (Henderson)
My Blue Angel (Stuart)
Lifetime of happiness (Millet; Coleman)
A Boy without a Girl (Bricusse)
Lonely Boy and Pretty Girl (Phillips; McKenzie)
That Noise (Newley; Bricusse)
She’s Just Another Girl (Mann; Anthony)
There’s No Such Thing As Love (Fraser; Hackney)
ANNE SHElTON
THE SHElTON SOUND & SINGlES COMPIlATION 1952-57
THE SHElTON SOUND
The original LP BBL 7188 (1957)
wAllY STOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA
(All of a sudden) My heart sings
(Rome; Jamblan; Herpin)
Now I know (Koehler; Arlen)
How did he look? (Shelley; Silver)
Tangerine (Mercer; Schertzinger)
I’ll never smile again, until I smile at you (Lowe)
There’s a lull in my life (Gordon; Revel)
September song (Anderson; Weill)
Let there be love (Grant; Rand)
I remember you (Mercer; Schertzinger)
Taking a chance on love (Latouche; Fetter; Duke)
Happiness is a thing called Joe (Harburg; Arlen)
Smoke gets in your eyes (Harbach; Kern)
CDEA 6142
SINGlES COMPIlATION 1952-57
Too young to go steady (Adamson; McHugh) WS
WS CH
Seven stages of man (Lindeman; Stutz)
HJ JF
Hank Janson blues (Cornish; Korel; Janson)
I ain’t got nobody (Graham; Williams) JF
I shall return (Drake; Shirl arr de Reght) SB
Take a chance (Siegel; Engvick) ER
The moth and the flame (Bennett, Sloan) ER
Body and soul (Green; Sour; Heyman; Eyton) SB
And the angels sing (Mercer; Elman) SB
That’s the chance you take (Dee; Lippman) SB
The Isle of Innisfree (Farrelly) HG
Hold back the dawn (J & G Thorn) SB
SB CH
Santa Maria (Payan; Parsons)
Accompaniment: HJwith Hank Janson (vocal), WSWally Stott and his Orchestra, JFaccompaniment directed by
Johnny Franz at the piano,
ERwith Edmundo Ros and his Orchestra,
HG CH accompaniment directed by Harry Grove, chorus,
SBaccompaniment directed by Stanley Black
FRANKIE VAUGHAN
HAPPY GO lUCKY & FRANKIE VAUGHAN SHOwCASE
HAPPY GO lUCKY
The original LP BBL 7198 (1957)
wAllY STOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA
Happy go lucky (Loesser; McHugh)
Chattanooga choo choo (Gordon; Warren)
Shoe-shine boy (Cahn; Nicholls; Chaplin)
You’re driving me crazy (what did I do?) (Donaldson)
Do-do-do (I & G Gerhswin)
Hit the road to dreamland (Mercer; Arlen)
East of the sun (and west of the moon) (Bowman)
I’m gonna sit right down and write myself a letter
(Young; Ahlert)
I’m coming Virginia (Cook; Heywood)
Bei mir bist du schoen (means that you’re grand)
(Jacob; Secunda; Cahn; Chaplin)
Lazy river (Carmichael; Arodin); Dream (Mercer)
I Love Everything About You
(Stevenson; Covay; Franks)
I Saw Her Standing There (Lennon; McCartney)
The Father of Girls (Drake)
The Little Golden Clown (Newley; Bricusse)
Basin Street Blues (Williams)
C’est Pour Toi (Do You Mind) (Bart)
La Montagne (If She Should Come to You)
(Moreau; Alguero; Wilder)
Petite Reine (Sweet Lorraine) (Burwell; Parish)
Tribute (Newley)
Lament for a Hero (Newley; Whitman)
Do You Mind (Bart)
If She Should Come to You
(Moreau; Alguero; Wilder)
My Clair de Lune (Debussy arr Lieber; Stoller)
CDEA 6141
SINGlES COMPIlATION 1955-57
wAllY STOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA & CH CHORUS
Why did the chicken cross the road? (Newell; Green) CH
Seventeen (Young; Gorman; Bennett)
Priscilla (Cooley) CH ; Lucky 13 (O’Brien; Johnson) CH
Let’s Go Steady (Raleigh; Edwards) CH
My Boy Flat Top (Young; Bennett)
FRANKIE VAUGHAN SHOwCASE
The original LP BBL 7233 (1957)
wAllY STOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA & CHORUS
These dangerous years (Waller; Mullan); Man on fire
(Webster; Fain); Wanderin’ eyes (Mann; Lowe; Norton); Isn’t
this a lovely evening? (Waller; Moreton); Kisses sweeter
than wine (Campbell; Newman); Give me the moonlight,
give me the girl (Brown; von Tilzer); Pity the poor, poor
man (Jordan; Scott); Stealin’ (Lewis; Stock); Got-ta have
something in the bank (Garson; Hilliard); Single (Tiefer); The
green door (Davie; Moore); The Garden of Eden (Norwood)
Girls in grey (Williams) CW
Ragamuffin (Rixner) PG
Dancing dolls (Bantock) WC
Pan-American panorama (Green) PG
Running off the rails (Richardson) PG
Spinning wheel (Rawicz) PG
CW AD
Quebec concerto (Mathieu)
Stringopation (Rose) PG
Space ship (Phillips) CW
Cornflakes (Norman) ST
Side walk (Williams) CW
Gipsy fiddler (Raphael) RM
Muriella (Martin) RM
CDVS 1953
Tuxedo junction (Johnson; Dash; Hawkins)
ERSKINE HAwKINS
TUXEDO JUNCTION ORCHESTRA
Song of the wanderer (where shall I go?)
20CG JM
(Moret)
Wiggle worm (Kirkland; Hawkins)
Fool that I am (Hunt) LW
Tippin’ in (Smith)
Remember (Berlin) AAH
I’ve got a right to cry (Liggins) LW
Gin mill special (Lowe; Hawkins)
Cherry (Redman) JM
After hours (Parrish) AP
Sweet Georgia Brown (Bernie; Casey; Pinkard) PB
STRINGOPATION
lIGHT MUSIC ClASSICS • VOlUME 2
Recorded between 1945-55
Orchestras: CW Charles Williams and his Concert Orchestra; PG Philip Green and his Orchestra; WC The London
Promenade Orchestra conducted by Walter Collins; FC Frank Chacksfield conducting his Singing Strings; RM Ray Martin
and his Concert Orchestra; LL Louis Levy and his ‘Music from the Movies’ Orchestra; ST Sidney Torch and his Orchestra;
TC The Kingsway Symphony Orchestra conducted by Tutti Camarata Accompaniment: AD Arthur Dulay (piano solo)
CDVS 1956
Jumpin’ in a julep joint
20CG IJ
(Caldwell; Tompkins; McCrae)
Recorded between 1939-50
20CGErskine Hawkins billed as “The Twentieth Century Gabriel”
Vocalists: JMJimmy Mitchelle; LWLaura Washington; AAHAsa A Harris; IJIda James
Soloists: APAvery Parrish (piano); PBPaul Bascomb (tenor sax)
Exhilaration (Williams) CW
Gin-fizz (Bolesworth) FC
The beggar’s theme (Chagrin) CW
Pulling strings (McCann; Bolesworth) FC
Domino (Ferrari) ST
Moto perpetuo (Paganini arr Geehl) LL
Elfinette (Jansen) ST
Fiddlin’ for fun (Faustin; Jean-Jean) ST
All strings and fancy free (Torch) ST
Guaracha (Gould) ST
Speakeasy (Gensler) ST
Gaelic fantasia (Green) PG
I love thee (Grieg) TC
Bicycle bounce (Lowe) 20CG
It’s full or it ain’t no good (Wilson; Stribling) LW
Dolimite (Johnson) 20CG
I know a secret (Seiler; Bascomb) JM
Hey doc! (Sampson; Gannon) 20CG
Someone’s rocking my dream boat
20CG JM
(Scott; Rene)
Norfolk ferry (Hawkins) 20CG
Put yourself in my place
(Adams; Henry; Parrish) 20CG
Corn bread (Singer)
Good dip (Smith; Hawkins)
Gabriel’s heater (Case)
Feelin’ low (Smith; Kirkland arr Smith)
CDVS 1954
GEORGE MElACHRINO
SOFT lIGHTS AND SwEET MUSIC
Introduction and Song of the orchid from the film
“No Orchids for Miss Blandish” (Melachrino)
Rhondda rhapsody (Rhapsody of love) (Jones)
Love’s roundabout (Straus)
Sleigh ride (Anderson)
Ecstasy tango (Belmonte)
The Melba waltz (Spoliansky; Newell)
Golden violins (Twomey; Wise; Weisman)
Park Avenue waltz (Hill-Bowen)
A girl called Linda (Greer)
Vanessa (Wayne) WHB
Meet Mister Callaghan (Spear) WHB
La Rosita (Dupont)
Waltz of Paree (Giraud)
Padam .. Padam (How it echoes the beat of my heart)
(Holiner; Nichols; Glanzberg)
The sword and the rose (Spielman)
Shadows (Lavello; McGuire)
Recorded between 1946-57
Legend: WHB William Hill-Bowen (harpsichord)
DREAMTIME
lIGHT MUSIC ClASSICS • VOlUME 3
SOFT lIGHTS AND SwEET MUSIC
The original LP DLP1046 (1954)
Soft lights and sweet music (Berlin)
The touch of your lips (Noble)
Theme from ‘The Last Rhapsody’ (Wreford)
with Semprini (piano)
I’ll see you again (Coward)
Love’s old sweet song (Molloy)
Beautiful dreamer (Foster)
Ah! Sweet mystery of life (Herbert)
Theme from the film “The Story of
Three Loves” (Rachmaninoff) with Semprini (piano)
Love walked in (Gershwin)
Goodnight sweetheart
(Noble; Campbell; Connelly)
CDVS 1955
El relicario (My memoirs) (Padilla)
CDVS 1957
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Tic-Tac-Toe (Singer) HW ; On the Alamo (Kahn; Jones) HW
It had to be you (Kahn; Jones) HW
The girl with the Spanish drawl (Curbelo; Camacho) PF
Carribean night (Noche Caribé) (Percy Faith) PF
Belle of the ball (Anderson) LA
Sicilian tarantella (Fischiettando) (Balsamo) VY
Overnight (Young) VY
VYSS CP
The call of the faraway hills (Young; David)
The Melba waltz (Dreamtime) (Spoliansky; Newell) VYSS
Fiddlesticks (McCarthy; Freitas) TC
Rendezvous (Wayne) TC
High strung (Coleman; Dufault) AS
Sadie Thompson’s song (Blue Pacific blues)
(Washington; Lee) AS ; I get a kick out of you (Porter) DR
THAT BAD EARTHA – A PROGRAMME
OF ENTICING SONGS BY EARTHA KITT
The original EP DLP 1067 (1955)
HENRI RENé & HIS ORCHESTRA
Under the bridges of Paris
(Cochran; Scotto; Rodor)
Let’s do it (let’s fall in love) (Porter)
The blues from the Black, Brown and Beige suite
(Ellington)
C’est si bon (it’s so good) (Hornez; Betti)
My heart belongs to daddy (Porter)
Monotonous from the film New Faces
(Siegel; Carroll)
Sandy’s tune (Kennedy; Simon)
Señor (Adamson; Teixeira); Salanga dou (Scott)
Smoke gets in your eyes from Roberta
(Harbach; Kern)
There is no cure for l’amour (Hoffman; Manning)
EARTHA KITT – DOwN TO EARTHA
The original EP DLP 1087 (1955)
HENRI RENé & HIS ORCHESTRA & CHORUS
(If I love ya, then I need ya, if I need ya)
I wantcha around (Merrill)
DREAMTIME –
THE STRINGS OF STORDAHl (1953)
ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY AXEl STORDAHl
As time goes by (Herman; Hupfeld)
A blues serenade (Signorelli; Parish)
It’s easy to remember (Rodgers; Hart)
That old feeling (Brown; Fain)
Imagination (Van Heusen; Burke)
What is there to say? (Duke; Harburg)
Love letters (Young; Heyman)
I’m getting sentimental over you
(Bassman; Washington)
MM
Legend:
Do you remember? (Brown)
Looking for a boy from Tiptoes (G & I Gershwin)
I’ve got that lovin’ bug itch (Mazlish; Mellin)
Oh John! (please don’t kiss me) (Springer; Ebb)
Strangers in the starlight
(Topper; Bennett; Twomey; Wise)
The day that the circus left town (Leigh; Thomas)
Après moi (Bennett)
The heel (Robison; Wilson; Ferre)
Mambo de Paree (Kennedy; Alstone)
My heart’s delight (Singleton; McCoy)
Hey Jacque (Shanklin; Ahbez)
Just an old-fashioned girl (Fisher)
If I can’t take it with me when I go (David; Grant)
MMThe Mellomen
Recorded between 1950-57
Legend: MGMorton Gould and his Orchestra; HWHugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra; PFPercy Faith and his
Orchestra; LALeroy Anderson and his Concert Orchestra; VYVictor Young and his Orchestra; VYSSVictor Young
and his Singing Strings; TCTutti Camarata and his Orchestra; ASAxel Stordahl and his Orchestra;
DR CP David Rose and his Orchestra; Carl Prager (alto saxophone)

CDVS 1959
FriederikeSK EH : Love, Golden Dream; Oh How Wonderful
O Maiden, My Maiden; A Youth Espied a Rose
The Tinker (Der Rastelbinder) SK EH : When two are in
LoveCV Merry Widow (Lustige Witwe): Vilia SongOK EH ; Waltz
OK EH
Song sung in French; Waltz Song
The Child of the Prince (Das Fürstenkind) OK FS :
Long, Unhappy Years; Be Still, Timorous Heart
The Count of Luxembourg (Der Graf von Luxemburg):
Waltz Song sung in French
Gypsy Love (Zigeunerliebe): I Hear the Clash of
CymbalsDKTB EH ; Love – The Only JoySK EH ; In the Blue
SK FW VS
Distance
RICHARD TAUBER
TAUBER SINGS lEHÁR
AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA
HORS D’OEUVRES
Plain Jane (Phillips)
Early morning blues (Phillips)
A Burmese ballet (Phillips)
Hullabaloo (Phillips)
Deep Henderson (Rose)
Message from Mars (Phillips)
Swinganola (Meskill; Flatow; White)
Hick stomp (Phillips)
Embassy stomp (Barnes)
Memphis blues (Handy) RS
Champagne cocktail (Phillips)
Fire dance (Danse rituelle du feu) (De Falla)
B’wanga (Phillips)
Recorded between 1935-45
Vocalist: RS The Rhythm Sisters
Soloists: CB Carl Barriteau (clarinet), RK Reginald Kell (clarinet)
Land of Smiles (Das Land des Lächelns):
SK FL
Patiently Smiling
SK FL VS
A Cup of Tea with You
SK FL
A Garland of Apple Blossom
SK FL VS
Who gave us Heartfelt Love?
SK FL VSS
Permit a Woman
I must see my Homeland once moreVSS You are my Heart’s DelightSK FL SK FL
; Can it be Possible?
The Great Attraction (Die grosse Attraktion):
OK FW
What would I be without You?
Grand Duchess Alexandra (Grossfürstin Alexandra): You
and I are made for one Another
All sung in German except where stated, recorded between 1927-33, with orchestra unless stated:
SK Staatskapelle Orchestra, OK Odeon Künstler Orchestra, DKTB Orchestra of the Deutscher Künstler-Theaters Berlin
Conductors: EH Ernst Hauke, FS Franz Schönbaumsfeld, FW Frieder Weissman, FL Franz Lehár
Singers: Richard Tauber (tenor) with CV Carlotta Vanconti (soprano), VS Vera Schwarz (soprano),
VSS Vera Schwarz (soprano solo)
CDEA 6137
The night ride (Phillips)
Wood and ivory (Phillips)
Cotton pickers’ congregation (Phillips)
Caravan (Tizol; Ellington)
Streamline strut (Phillips)
Hors d’oeuvres (Comer)
Tarantula (Phillips)
Copenhagen (Davis; Melrose)
Dardanella (Fisher; Bernard; Black)
Rose of Washington Square (McDonald; Hanley)
Dance of the potted puppet (Mourant) CB
Swing low, sweet clarinet (Mourant) RK
CDVS 1912
PAUl wHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA
VOlUME 2 • MAKIN’ wHOOPEE
BC JF CG AY
Makin’ whoopee
I’m bringing a red, red roseJF BC AR HB
Your mother and mine
Orange blossom timeBC BC AR HB
Side by side
You brought a new kind of love to meBC Livin’ in the sunlight, lovin’ in the moonlight BC
A big bouquet for youJF In my heart it’s youKJ Ah! But is it love? JF
It’s only a paper moonPH Night owlTRB Sittin’ on a backyard fenceTRB Shanghai LilBL When I grow too old to dreamKM The night is youngBL Au revoir, l’amour (Goodbye to love) JH
Singing a happy songRD I get a kick out of youRD PH JH
You’re the top
All through the nightBL Anything goesRD Sugar plumDA Thanks a million JH
Recorded between 1927-35
Vocalists: BC Bing Crosby; JF Jack Fulton; CG Charles Gaylord; AY Austin Young; AR Al Rinker;
HB Harry Barris; KJ King’s Jesters; PH Peggy Healy; TRB The Rhythm Boys; BL Bob Lawrence;
JH John Hauser; RD Ramona Davies; DA Durelle Alexander; KM The King’s Men
lEw STONE & HIS BAND
FEATURING Al BOwllY • VOlUME 3 • wHAT MORE CAN I ASK?
The world is so small MB
Nightfall MDO
Ich liebe dich, my dear MB
In the still of the night MDO
Mediterranean madness MB
What more can I ask? MB
Someone to care for MB
Adorable MB
Won’t you stay for tea? MB
The day you came along MB
Thanks MB
Close your eyes
Pick yourself upBY In Santa Margherita
By an old pagoda
The down and out blues
Flat foot floogie SC
The red maple leaves
Ti-pi-tin
Music, maestro, please
Now it can be told
You couldn’t be cuter
On the sentimental side
Just let me look at you
Recorded between 1932-38
Orchestras: Lew Stone & His Band, except
MB Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band; MDO Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Dance Orchestra
Vocalists: all Al Bowlly except BY Bert Yarlett; AB SC Al Bowlly and Sid Colin; SC Sid Colin
AB SC
CDEA 6138
Oh, lady be goodDS Fascinating rhythm DS
Hang on to meDS So am IDS RN RNV
He left her behind before
RN RNV
What about me?
On the road to Mandalay DS
I love the moonlight
The cat
Oh me, oh my
A lane in Spain; Charmaine RNV
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CDEA 6139
PERCIVAl MACKEY
A TINY FlAT NEAR SOHO SQUARE
I’ve never seen a straight bananaP P JM
A tiny flat near Soho Square
While the Sahara sleeps JM
Everything will happen for the best
Cross your heart
Tie a string around your finger P
I’m a little bit fonder of youP Kiss me quickHF A cup of coffee, a sandwich, and youHF I’ve found a bud among the roses
Cutie
Oh! How I’ve waited for youJM Ukulele lullabyJM The half of it, dearie, bluesHG I’d rather charleston with youP Cecilia HG
John a’ dreams
I might have kissed one girl
Who cares? ME
I fell for youME Let’s be sentimental ME
I have no wordsME KCB PR
Song of happiness
KCB PR
This is the day of days
My heart is where the Mohawk
Recorded between 1925-31
KCB VR
flows tonight
Vocalists: JMJack Morrison; HFHarry Fay; HGHarry Glen; MEMaurice Elwin;
PR VR Phyllis Robins; Val Rosing
Legend: KCBPercival Mackey and His Kit-Cat Band, Pfeaturing Percival Mackey (piano solo)
CARROll GIBBONS
& THE SAVOY HOTEl ORPHEANS
VOlUME 7 • FASCINATING RHYTHM
Mimosa RB
Fidgety feet
In a shady nook by a babbling brook
’Varsity Yale blues
The girl friend
The blue room HSF
Me and my shadow
He’s the last word
There’s always a way into trouble RNV
Just like a butterfly
Vladivostock
Sheila O’Shay RN
Recorded between 1926-27
Orchestras: Carroll Gibbons directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans, except RB Reg Batten directing the Savoy
Havana Band; DS Debroy Somers directing the Savoy Hotel Orpheans; RN Ramon Newton directing the Savoy Hotel
Orpheans Vocalists: RNV Ramon Newton; HSF Hamilton Sisters & Fordyce
Flotsam & Jetsam signature tune
(Flotsam; Jetsam)
Move into my house (Wright)
The village blacksmith up-to-date (Hilliam)
What was the matter with Rachmaninoff?
(Hilliam)
Song of love (based on Liszt’s ‘Liebestraum’)
(arr Hilliam)
The businessman’s love song (Hilliam)
Optimist and pessimist (Hilliam)
Little Joan (Hilliam)
Maud Marie (Hilliam)
Little Betty Bouncer (Hilliam)
Must it always be so? (Hilliam)
The girl across the way (Flotsam; Jetsam)
Recorded between 1927-30
CDEA 6143
CDEA 6140
lEw STONE & HIS BAND
FEATURING Al BOwllY • VOlUME 4 • MElODY IN SPRING
LSMB AB CH2
I can’t write the words
LSMB AB
I lay me down to sleep
LSMB NG
Snowball
Experiment AB
Was my face red? JC
From me to youAB How could we be wrong? AB
Annie doesn’t live here anymore JC
So shyNG Unless JF
Ending with a kissAB Melody in spring AB
FlOTSAM & JETSAM
MUST IT AlwAYS BE SO?
Lonely feet AB
Hand in handAB Josephine JF
Wagon wheels AB
Straight from the shoulderAB Love in bloom AB
With my eyes wide open I’m dreaming AB
Rolling homeAB The girl in the alice blue gownAB Dark clouds AB
Let’s put out the lights and go to sleep
AB TJD CH1
Little drummer boy
Recorded between 1932-38
Vocals: AB Al Bowlly; NG Nat Gonella; JC Joe Crossman; JF Joe Ferrie; MC Mary Charles; TJD The Jackdaws
Chorus personnel: CH1 Miff Ferrie, George Crow, Teddy Prince; CH2 Joe Crossman, Joe Ferrie, Nat Gonella
Orchestras: Lew Stone & his Band, except LSMB Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band
Love and kisses (Hilliam)
Only a few of us left (Flotsam; Jetsam)
The Alsatian and the Pekinese (Flotsam; Jetsam)
We never know what to expect (Flotsam; Jetsam)
When I grow old, Dad (Flotsam; Jetsam)
P.C. Lamb (Flotsam; Jetsam)
The modern diver (Flotsam; Jetsam)
Simon the bootlegger (Flotsam; Jetsam)
Song of the air (Flotsam; Jetsam)
Polonaise in the mall (Chopin arr Flotsam; Jetsam)
Schubert’s toyshop (arr Flotsam; Jetsam)
Our war book (Flotsam; Jetsam)
A British spelling song (Flotsam; Jetsam)
The postscript (Flotsam; Jetsam)
CDEA 6144
LSMB AB MC

CDEA 6145
GEORGE OlSEN & HIS MUSIC
GOOD NEwS
FF BB BR
Where’s that rainbow?
FF BB BR
For you and me
The best things in life are freeBB FF BB BR
Lucky in love
FF BB BR
Good news
The ‘varsity dragFF Because my baby don’t mean “maybe” nowBB Just like a melody out of the skyFF Pickin’ cottonFF I’m on the crest of a waveBB FF BB BR
When the world is at rest
Big city bluesFF Recorded between 1926-34
Vocalists: FF Fran Frey, BB Bob Borger, BR Bob Rice, ES Ethel Shutta
CDEA 6148
lEO REISMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA
DRUMS IN MY HEART
I like to do things for you LC
I remember you from somewhere LC
When you’re counting the stars alone LL
Waters of the Perkiomen (Aguas del Perkiomen)
Say “Oui” Cherie LC
Love is like a song LC
You will remember Vienna FL
I bring a love song FL
Maybe it’s love FL
Someday I’ll find you FM
If I have to go on without you BG
By a waterfall AW
Honeymoon Hotel FL
Saturday night (is the loneliest night in the
week) (Cahn; Styne) Quickstep
It’s only a paper moon (Arlen) Quickstep
I’m confessin’ (that I love you)
(Neiburg; Daugherty; Reynolds) Slow foxtrot
Sierra Madre (Silvester; Wilson) SD Rumba
Jealousy (Gade) Tango
Someday I’ll meet you again
(Washington; Steiner) Quickstep
Love is my reason (Novello) Waltz
We’ll gather lilacs (Novello) Quickstep
The more I see you (Warren) Quickstep
I’ll buy that dream (Wrubel) Slow foxtrot
Parana (Codevilla) Tango
FF BB BR
Do-do-do
FF BB BR
What do I care?
ES FF
Gosh darn!
I’m so alone with the crowdES The girl in the little green hatFF This time it’s loveBB It’s only a paper moonBB Night owlES Sing a low-down tune (Sing-a-lee) ES
Everything I have is yoursBB This little piggie went to marketES In other words, we’re throughBB We’ll make hay while the sun shines FL
Our big love scene FL
Drums in my heart FL
Love walked in (Entró el Amor) FK
My lost love (Nostalgias)
April in Paris (Abril en Paris)
Poor butterfly (Pobre Mariposa)
Mimi JK
Limehouse blues (Blues de Limehouse)
What is this thing called love?
(Qué es el Amor?) AB
Penthouse serenade (When We’re Alone)
(Cuando Estamos Solos)
CDEA 6147
BAND PARADE
VOlUME 3 • HENRY HAll & FRIENDS
THE BBC DANCE ORCHESTRA
DIRECTED BY HENRY HAll
Sittin’ in the dark SB
Sweetmeat Joe, the candy man DD
My darling SB ; Don’t let your love go wrong LB
I never had a chance LA
Accent on youth DD ; They all laughed LD
They can’t take that away from me LD
JACK PAYNE & THE BBC DANCE ORCHESTRA
Sing song girl of old ShanghaiJP JP BB BM
Anything you say
PHIl GREEN & HIS ORCHESTRA
Big Broadcast of 1936 - selection: BG Intro - Why dream?;
I wished on the moon; Double trouble
Every Night at Eight - selection: MS Intro - Every night at
eight; I’m in the mood for love; Take it easy
VICTOR SIlVESTER
IT HAD TO BE YOU
Recorded between 1944-49
Orchestras: Victor Silvester and His Ballroom Orchestra, except
SD Victor Silvester’s Strings for Dancing
Take the ‘A’ train (Strayhorn) Quickstep
Don’t ask me why (Young; Stolz) Waltz
The parrakeet (Silvester; Wilson) SD Samba
Say it isn’t so (Berlin) Slow foxtrot
Gotta be this or that (Skylar) Quickstep
Roses of the south (J Strauss) SD Waltz
It had to be you (Jones; Kahn) Quickstep
San Juan (Silvester; Wilson) SD Rumba
Pepita (Silvester; Wilson) SD Samba
Nancy (with the laughing face)
(Van Heusen) Slow foxtrot
Too soon (Worth) Quickstep
I’ll see you again (Coward) Waltz
Good-night, wherever you are
(Robertson; Hoffman; Weldon) Slow foxtrot
EDDIE CARROll & HIS MUSIC
I knew you when; A little white gardenia GF
‘Neath the Southern moon JH
EDDIE CARROll
& THE CASANI ClUB ORCHESTRA
Sweet is the word for you HD ; Blue Hawaii HD
BIllY COTTON & HIS BAND
Save a little love for me AB ; Smooth sailing AB
JACK HARRIS & HIS ORCHESTRA
Foggy day in London SB ; Nice work if you can get it SB
AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA
We’re tops on Saturday night JC
May I have the next romance with you? JC
lOU PREAGER & HIS ROMANO’S
RESTAURANT DANCE ORCHESTRA
Bird on the wing RH ; Old ship o’ mine RH
Recorded between 1928-37
Vocalists: SB Sam Browne, DD Dan Donovan, LB Len Burmon, LA Les Allen, LD Leslie Douglas, JP Jack Payne,
BB Bob Busby, BM Bob Manning, BG Barry Gray, MS Marjorie Stedeford, GF Gerry Fitzgerald, JH John Hendrik,
HD Hugh Diamond, AB Alan Breeze, JC Jack Cooper, RH Ronnie Hill
GEORGE SCOTT wOOD & HIS SIX SwINGERS
VOlUME 3 • JAzz IN THE RAIN
You’re an eyeful of heavenSC The snoop6S Is it true what they say about Dixie? SC
When a lady meets a gentleman down southSC So you left me for
6S SC
the leader of a swing band
Two gun Dan
Jazz in the rain GSW
You’ve got to blow your own trumpet SC
I’m gettin’ sentimental over you 6S
Spooky takes a holiday
(aka Satan takes a holiday)
Rockin’ chairFK ; Whoa! Babe!
Dere’s jazz in dem dere hornsSC Georgianna6S SC ; Nighttime in Cairo6S You’re an education6S GV ; Swing and sway6S 6S SC
Time and time again
Stop beatin’ round the mulberry bush – take 1
Stop beatin’ round the mulberry bush – take 2
6S GV
Joseph! Joseph!
You gotta know how to danceSC 6S SC
Georgia’s got a moon
Cradle lullabySC STAN GREENING’S BANDS
PADDlIN’ MADElIN’ HOME
Keep your skirts down, Mary AnnRDB Ukelele lullabyRDB Paddlin’ Madelin’ homeRDB ; WildflowerRDB What’s the good of leaving
the dear old home? RDB
Since I met Mary JaneRDB RC RDB JT
; Together
Yummy yum yumRDB RC ; ElizabethRT RT FD
It’s an old Spanish custom
RT TB
Puttin’ on the Ritz – selection
The Punch and Judy showRT Now I am in loveRT TB ; Laughing at lifeSS Recorded between 1936-38
Six Swingers billed as: Scott Wood & His Six Swingers, except 6SThe Six Swingers
Vocalists: SCSam Costa, FKFrank Kerslake, GV Recorded between 1926-41
Vocalists: Georgette Vedey
CDEA 6153
GSWGeorge Scott Wood (piano solo)
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LCLew Conrad, LLL Levin, FLFrank Luther, FMFrances Maddux, BGBen Gordon,
CDEA 6149
AW FK JK AB Arthur Wright, Felix Knight, Jack Kilty, Anita Boyer
CDEA 6150
VICTOR SIlVESTER & HIS BAllROOM ORCHESTRA
IT’S MAGIC
My honey’s lovin’ arms Quickstep
You’re the dream, I’m the dreamer Quickstep
Time waits for no one Slow foxtrot
It’s magic Slow foxtrot
Twilight in Buenos Aires SD Tango
Pretending Quickstep
Pale hands I love (“Kashmiri Song”) Waltz
A thousand and one nights SD Quick waltz
So dumb but so beautiful Quickstep
This heart of mine Quickstep
There must be a way Slow foxtrot
Argentina SD Tango
Recorded between 1944-49
Orchestras: Victor Silvester and His Ballroom Orchestra, except
SD Victor Silvester’s Strings for Dancing
The “star” waltz Waltz
Too many irons in the fire Quickstep
Atacama SD Samba
September song Slow foxtrot
You moved right in Quickstep
Summer evening SD Quick waltz
Dipsy doodle Quickstep
Cochabamba SD Samba
Spring will be a little late this year Slow foxtrot
A lovely way to spend an evening Quickstep
Give me the stars Waltz
Long ago (and far away) Slow foxtrot
6S SC
6S SC
SS RN
Underneath the Spanish stars
I’ll keep you in my heart always
(Adios Muchachos)
RT FD
On a cold and frosty morning
MM JS
On a little balcony in Spain
SS DD
Would you like to take a walk?
Blue againSS DD MM TB
; Them there eyes
SS JS
Wedding bells are ringing for Sally
RT CO’C
Under the roofs of Paris
RT TB
Au revoir, pleasant dreams
The laughing policeman (Laughing song)
Recorded between 1925-31
Stan Greening’s bands: RDB Raymond Dance Band, RT The Rhythmic Troubadours,
SS The Society Serenaders, MM The Midnight Minstrels, LC Laughing Comedian with Orchestra
Vocalists: RC Robert Carr, JT John Thorne, FD Fred Douglas, TB Tom Barratt, RN Richard Neller,
JS Joe Sargent, DD Dan Donovan, CO’C Cavan O’Connor, CP Charles Penrose
Heinzelmännchens Wachtparade (Noack)
Aschenbrödels Brautzug (Dicker)
Grossmütterchen op.20 (Langer)
Der treue Harlekin (Heykens)
Ich küsse deine Lippen (Rudolphe)
Die Lotosblume (Lincke arr Mikulicz)
Du sollst der Kaiser meiner Seele sein (Stolz)
Mondnacht am Rheinsberger See (von Blon)
Hereinspaziert (Ziehrer)
Wien du Stadt meiner Träume (Sieczynski)
Wiener Zugvögel (Translateur)
Frohsinn auf den Bergen (Fetrás)
Sphärenklänge op.235 (Josef Strauss)
CDEA 6152 Recorded between 1926-32
CH with “Comedian Harmonists”
CDEA 6151
MAREK wEBER & HIS ORCHESTRA
MUSICAlE • VOlUME 2
LC CP
RT TB
“Die Geisha” – Potpourri Part 1: (Jones)
Jack’s the boy; The amorous goldfish; Chin-chin
Chinaman; Chon-kina; We’re going to call on the
Marquis; Opening chorus, Act 2
“Die Geisha” – Potpourri Part 2: (Jones)
Toy monkey; Star of my soul; Jolly young jacks; The
jewel of Asia; Love, love!
“Polnische Wirtschaft” – Potpourri Part 1
(Gilbert arr Dostal)
“Polnische Wirtschaft” – Potpourri Part 2
(Gilbert arr Dostal)
“Vindobona” (Wiener volksmusik) Part 1 (Leopold)
“Vindobona” (Wiener volksmusik) Part 2 (Leopold)
“Blume von Hawaii” Potpourri Part 1 CH (Abraham)
“Blume von Hawaii” Potpourri Part 2 CH (Abraham)

KEITH MANSFIElD
NIGHT BIRD
AMPHONIC ARCHIVES • CDSMl 8438
The original LP AMPS 123 (1979) STEREO
Night Bird (Mansfield)
Making the Cut (Mansfield)
Gladiator (Mansfield)
Don’t Call Collect (Mansfield)
Asleep in Your Shadow (Mansfield)
Stumbleweed (Mansfield)
Thunderfoot (Mansfield)
PROMISES
The original LP ZDA 36 (1965) STEREO
CDSMl 8435
Vocalist:
BIDDU
CBS/EPIC ARCHIVES
FUTURISTIC JOURNEY & EASTERN MAN
JLJackie Lee
MICHAEl GARRICK SEXTET
ARGO ARCHIVES
PROMISES
Promises (Garrick)
Parting is Such (Garrick)
I’ve Got Rhythm (Gershwin arr Garrick) trio only*
A Thing of Beauty (Garrick) trio only*
Merlin the Wizard (Garrick)
JOHNNY KEATING
& HIS ORCHESTRA
ROBBERY – THE ORIGINAl
FIlM SOUND TRACK
DECCA ARCHIVES • CDSMl 8439
The original LP SKL 4892 (1967) STEREO
Born to Lose (Keating; Scott) JL
Diamond Robbery (Keating)
Accident (Keating)
Kate’s Theme (Keating)
Robbery! (Keating)
Breaking into the Mail Van (Keating)
Robinson – Portrait of a Loser (Keating)
Passing the Mail Bags (Keating)
Gang’s Arrest (Keating)
Paul’s Goodbye and Main Theme
(Keating; Scott) JL
FUTURISTIC JOURNEY
The original LP EPC 82497 (1978) STEREO
Futuristic Journey (Biddu; Shury; Roker)
Journey to the Moon (Biddu)
Journey to the Sun (Biddu)
Journey into Ecstasy (Biddu)
Eastern Journey (Biddu)
Blacker the Berry (Sweeter the Juice) (Biddu)
James Bond Disco Theme
(Journey into Fantasy) (M. Norman)
Un Homme et une Femme
(A Man and a Woman) (F. Lai; P. Barouh)
Unfinished Journey (Biddu)
Second Coming (Garrick)
Requiem (Garrick)
Leprechaun Leap (Garrick)
Portrait of a Young Lady (Garrick)
Song by the Sea (Garrick) trio only*
Michael Garrick Sextet:
Michael Garrick (piano); Joe Harriott (alto-sax); Ian Carr (trumpet, flügelhorn); Tony Coe
(tenor sax, clarinet); Coleridge Goode and *Dave Green (bass); Colin Barnes (drums)
MARIO CASTRO-NEVES
BRAzIlIAN MOOD
DECCA ARCHIVES • CDSMl 8443
The original LP PFS 4294 (1974) STEREO
Xaxado Blues (Castro-Neves)
Watch What Happens (Legrand; Gimbel)
The Whole Mess (Castro-Neves)
The Look of Love (Bacharach; David)
Macumba Mood (Castro-Neves)
Loud and Clear (Castro-Neves)
Hold My Hand (M & H Castro-Neves)
Helena and I (Castro-Neves)
Wave (Jobim)
Call Me Up (Castro-Neves)
EASTERN MAN
The original LP EPC 81620 (1977) STEREO
Girl You’ll be a Woman Soon
(N. Diamond arr G. Shury; Biddu)
Nirvana (Biddu arr M. Moran; Biddu)
Spring (N. Helms; K. Hirsch arr G. Shury; Biddu)
Changing World
(Biddu; M. Moran arr M. Moran; Biddu)
Lovers’ Serenade (T. Fraser arr G. Shury; Biddu)
Funky Tropical (L. Vanderbilt arr G. Shury; Biddu)
King Kong (Biddu; P. Williams arr P. Williams; Biddu)
Puerto Rico (M. Burton arr M. Moran; Biddu)
Boogiethon (Biddu arr P. Williams; Biddu)
CDSMl 8440
DAVID lINDUP & THE BIG BAND
KPM ARCHIVES
wHEN THE SAINTS GO & BIG BANDS AT KPM 1967-75
wHEN THE SAINTS GO
The original LP AR 1021 (1970) STEREO
The Killing of Brother Dragon
(aka The Zodiac) (all Lindup) Full-length version
The Italian Girl
11,000 Maids Unwary
Sanguine Phenomenon
The Visionary
Bolt from the Blue
The Talisman
Dutiful Duenna
To Hounds
Dance for the King of France
(aka French Kick) First time on CD in stereo
Full Circle
When the Saints Go
JOHNNY AlMOND MUSIC MACHINE
DERAM ARCHIVES • HOllYwOOD BlUES
BIG BANDS AT KPM 1967-75 STEREO, EXCEPT*
All Systems Go* (Dale) KPM 1017 ‘Impact and Action’ (1967);
A Reasonable Amount of Sanity (Pearson) KPM 1035
‘Underscore’ (1968); Motion Underscore (Pearson) KPM 1035
‘Underscore’ (1968); Tongue Tied (Dale) KPM 1038 ‘Flamboyant
Themes Vol.2’ (1968); Huckleberry Fine (Dale) KPM 1041
‘Flamboyant Themes Vol.3’ (1969); Early Bird (Wheeler) KPM
1056 ‘Underscore Vol.2’ (1970); City Sequence (Wheeler)
KPM 1056 ‘Underscore Vol.2’ (1970); Behind the Scene
(Mansfield) KPM 1061 ‘Impact and Action Vol.2’ (1970); The
Fast Machine (Lindup) KPM 1110 ‘Life is for Living’ (1972); Hot
Property (Mansfield) KPM 1124 ‘Big Business/Wind of Change’
(1973); Man with a Mission (Mansfield) KPM 1136 ‘Industrial
Panorama’ (1974); Fisticuffs (Johnson) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’
(1975); Grand Slam (Lindup) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’ (1975);
38 Calibre Cut (Doerschuk) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’ (1975);
Grand Central (Doerschuk) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’ (1975)
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CDSMl 8441
CDSMl 8444
KPM & CONROY RECORDED MUSIC lIBRARIES
SOUNDS OF THE TIMES (1970-77) • STEREO
Soul for Sale (Keith Mansfield) KPM 1063
‘Contemporary Colour’ (1970); Block Buster (Johnny
Pearson) KPM 1094 ‘Accent on Percussion/
Construction in Jazz’ (1971); Locomotion (Dave Gold)
KPM 1122 ‘Move with the Times’ (1973); Traffic (Alan
Hawkshaw) KPM 1122 ‘Move with the Times’ (1973)
Tycoon (Keith Mansfield) KPM 1124 ‘Big Business/
Wind of Change’ (1973); Short Cut (James Clarke)
KPM 1131 ‘The Trendsetters’ (1973); Heavy Traffic
(John Cameron) KPM 1131 ‘The Trendsetters’ (1973)
Speculation (David Lindup) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’
(1975); Vegas to L.A. (Dick Doerschuk) KPM
1158 ‘Flamboyant Themes Vol.5’ (1975); Before
Summer Ends (Keith Mansfield) Conroy BMLP 145
‘New Dimension’ (1976); Tough Assignment (Chris
Gunning) KPM 1171 ‘Impact’ (1976); Challenger (Alan
Hawkshaw) KPM 1170 ‘Sounds of the Times’ (1975)
Head in the Clouds (Johnny Pearson) KPM 1174
‘Amusement’ (1976)
HOllYwOOD BlUES
The original LP SML 1057 (1970) STEREO
It’s the Water (Almond)
soloist: Charles Kynard; Johnny Almond & Hadley
Caliman (alternating on tenor saxes); Charles Kynard;
Joe Pass
Funkville U.S.A. (Feather)
Joe Pass; Hadley Caliman (flute); Charles Kynard;
Johnny Almond (flute); coda by Almond
Agadir Sunset (Almond; Bellinger)
Johnny Almond (vibes); Curtis Amy (tenor sax);
Charles Kynard
Blues for Helen (Almond)
Johnny Almond (alto sax) introduction and first two
choruses; Vi Redd; Joe Harris; Vi Redd; Charles
Kynard; Joe Pass; Johnny Almond
TROPPO
The original LP ZDA 163 (1974) STEREO
Troppo! (Garrick; Green)
To Henry, A Son (Garrick)
Lime Blossom (Garrick; Winstone)
Breezin’ (Keith Mansfield) KPM 1188 ‘Contempo’
(1976); Flight of the Phoenix (John Scott) KPM 1172
‘Visual Impact’ (1976); A Day in the Life (Steve Gray)
KPM 1174 ‘Amusement’ (1976); String Boogie (Brian
Bennett/Alan Hawkshaw) KPM 1179 ‘Orchestral
Contrasts’ (1976); Speedway (Nick Ingman) KPM 1189
‘Distinctive Themes/Race to Achievement’ (1976)
The Double Take (Steve Gray) KPM 1174 ‘Amusement’
(1976); Tenderly Yours (James Clarke) KPM 1180
‘Tender Emotions’ (1976); Groovy Move (Keith
Mansfield) Conroy BMLP 145 ‘New Dimension’ (1976)
Soul Foot Strut (Dave Gold) KPM 1194 ‘Big City Suite/
Jingle Jangle Jingles’ (1977); Bright Lights (Dave Gold)
KPM 1194 ‘Big City Suite/Jingle Jangle Jingles’ (1977)
Gospel Truth (Keith Mansfield) Conroy BMLP 145 ‘New
Dimension’ (1976); Funky Finale (Dave Gold) KPM
1194 ‘Big City Suite/Jingle Jangle Jingles’ (1977)
CDSMl 8442
MICHAEl GARRICK
ARGO ARCHIVES • TROPPO
Hot Rod (Charles)
Johnny Almond & Curtis Amy (alternating on tenor
saxes); Charles Kynard
Slipping Easy (Almond)
Johnny Almond (tenor sax); Curtis Amy (tenor sax);
Johnny Almond (alto flute); Curtis Amy (soprano sax)
Kwei Ying Fu (Almond)
Johnny Almond (Hammond organ)
Perdido (Tizol; Lenk; Drake) Vi Redd, release and
first chorus; Johnny Almond (alto sax); Charles Kynard;
Vi Redd; Joe Pass; Joe Harris; Ray Neapolitan
Sons of Art (Garrick)
Fellow Feeling (Garrick)
Overtones of a Forgotten Music (Garrick)
Personnel:
Norma Winstone (vocals); Michael Garrick (piano, Fender piano, Hohner piano);
Henry Lowther (trumpet, flügelhorn, violin); Art Themen (flute, soprano, tenor); Don Rendell
(flute, soprano, tenor); Dave Green (bass); Coleridge Goode (bass); Trevor Tomkins (drums)
(Don Rendell does not play on Lime Blossom and Overtones of a Forgotten Music;
Coleridge Goode plays on Fellow Feeling only)
CDSMl 8445

CDEA 6146
billy mayerl A MISCELLANY FOR SOLO PIANO
Leprechaun’s Leap (1940)
Meadowsweet from In My Garden:
Summertime (1947)
Alpine Bluebell from In My Garden:
Summertime (1947)
Amber Leaves from In My Garden:
Autumntime (1946)
6am – The Milkman: Scherzo
from Three Syncopated Rambles (1933)
Postman’s Knock (1951)
Ladybird Lullaby from Insect Oddities (1940)
Praying Mantis from Insect Oddities (1940)
Beguine Impromptu (1952)
Pastoral from Three Contrasts op.24 (1929)
Minuet for Pamela (1945)
April’s Fool (1945)
Weeping Willow: An Idylle (1932)
Antiquary from Piano Exaggerations (1926)
Siberian Lament (1934)
From a Spanish Lattice:
A Southern Tone Picture (1938)
Clowning from The Big Top (1948)
Entrance of the Trick Cyclists
from The Big Top (1948)
Trapeze from The Big Top (1948)
The Forgotten Forest: A Poem (1945)
The Cherry Dance
from Three Japanese Pictures op.25 (1931)
Song of the Fir-tree: A Swedish Impression (1938)
Jill all Alone (1955); Phil the Fluter’s Ball (1938)
Leslie De’Ath (piano)
Recorded at Maureen Forrester Recital Hall, Faculty of Music, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo,
Ontario, Canada, 24 November & 9 December 2007
briTiSH liGHT mUSiC PremiereS VOLUME 5
Roy Budd
Tricolor Overture (1988)
MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES
BRITISH FIlMS SOUNDTRACKS 1937-57
Music from the movies – march (Levy) (1937) Gaumont
British Symphony conducted by Louis Levy
Spitfire fugue (Walton) from film “The First of the
Few” (1942) with Laurance Turner (violin solo) Hallé
Orchestra William Walton; Seascape (Parker) “Western
Approaches” (1944) London Symphony Orchestra
Muir Mathieson; Calypso music (Alwyn) “The Rake’s
Progress” (1945) London Symphony Orchestra Muir
Mathieson; The last walk (Williamson) “The Edge of
the World” (1937) London Symphony Orchestra Muir
Mathieson; Waltz into jig (Greenwood) “Hungry Hill”
(1946) London Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson
Incidental music from “The Overlanders” (1946)
(Ireland) London Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson
Prelude from “49th Parallel” (1941) (Vaughan Williams)
London Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson
Theme music from “Cure for Love” (1949) (Alwyn)
with Sidney Crook (piano solo) London Symphony
Orchestra Muir Mathieson; Romance (Green) “The
Magic Bow” (1946) with Reginald Leopold (violin solo)
Music from the Movies Orchestra Louis Levy
Francis Chagrin
Aquarelles (Portraits of Five Children) (1950)
Paul Carr
Concerto for oboe & string orchestra (2007)
Nicholas Daniel (solo oboe)
Air for Strings (2006)
Theme from “Esther Waters” (1947) (Jacob) Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra Muir Mathieson
Derby Day 1886 (Jacob) “Esther Waters” (1947) Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra Muir Mathieson; London
scene (Wilkinson) “The Weaker Sex” (1948) London
Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson; Sleeping car
train (Frankel) “Sleeping Car to Trieste” (1948) London
Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson; Waltz from
film “Sleeping Car to Trieste” (1948) (Frankel) London
Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson; Dinner at Lady
Datchett’s (Williamson) “Woman Hater” (1949) John
Hollingsworth Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Joanna’s theme (Veale) “High Tide at Noon” (1957)
Alec’s theme (Veale) “High Tide at Noon” (1957)
Title music from “High Tide at Noon” (1957) (Veale)
Title music from “The Spanish Gardener” (1956)
(Veale); Theme and incidental music from “Yangtse
Incident” (1957) (Lucas) Leighton Lucas; Incidental
music from “The Loves of Joanna Godden” (1947)
(Vaughan Williams) Philharmonia Orchestra Ernest
Irving
CDlX 7211
Gavin Sutherland
Clarinet Concerto (2003)
Verity Butler (solo clarinet)
Richard Addinsell
Ring Round the Moon Suite (1949)
CDlX 7209
Recorded at Angel Studios, London, 16 March 2007, 10 July 2007, 7 January 2008 & 18 March 2008
Royal Ballet Sinfonia Gavin Sutherland (conductor), Barry Wordsworth (conductor)
Recorded at The Colosseum, Town Hall, Watford, 12 February 2008
BBC Concert Orchestra Roderick Dunk (conductor)
eriC CoaTeS SOUNd ANd VISION
joHn wilSon & THe bbC ConCerT orCHeSTra
ORCHESTRAl MUSIC
MUSIC FOR VOICE AND ORCHESTRA
Sound and Vision (ATV March) (1955)
World premiere recordings
From the Countryside (Suite) (1915): In the
in the composer’s orchestrations
Meadows (Early Morning); Among the Poppies with Richard Edgar-Wilson (tenor):
(Afternoon); At the Fair (Evening)
The Mill O’ Dreams (Song Cycle) (1915): Back
First complete recording
o’ the Moon; Dream o’ Nights; The Man in the
Holborn (March) (1950)
Moon; Blue Bells; Song of Summer (1943); Your
Moresque (Dance Interlude) (1921)
Name (1938)
First complete recording
Four Ways (Suite) (1928): Northwards: March;
Southwards: Valse; Eastwards: Eastern Dance;
Westwards: Rhythm
Valse from The Three Bears (Phantasy) (1926)
The Eighth Army (March) (1942)
with Sir Thomas Allen (baritone):
Green Hills of Somerset (1916); I Heard You
Singing (1923); The Fairy Tales of Ireland (1918);
Bird Songs at Eventide (1926)
Recorded at The Colosseum, Town Hall, Watford, 16, 18-19 July & 19 September 2007
BBC Concert Orchestra, John Wilson (conductor)
Richard Edgar-Wilson (tenor), Sir Thomas Allen (baritone) CDlX 7198
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