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PRESENTING KENNY GRAHAM<br />
The original LP NJL 12 (1957)<br />
CDNJT 5302<br />
JOHNNY DANKwORTH<br />
5 STEPS TO DANKwORTH & JOURNEY INTO JAzz<br />
5 STEPS TO DANKwORTH<br />
The original LP PMC 1043 (1957)<br />
CDNJT 5300<br />
Export blues (Dankworth)<br />
Somerset morn (Dankworth)<br />
Just a sittin’ and a rockin’ (Elling<strong>to</strong>n; Strayhorn<br />
arr Lindup)<br />
One for Janet (Hawdon)<br />
Somebody loves me (Gershwin arr Lindup)<br />
Hullabaloo (Dankworth)<br />
Horoscope (Dankworth)<br />
S<strong>to</strong>mpin’ at <strong>the</strong> Savoy (Sampson; Goodman)<br />
Magenta midget (Hawdon)<br />
Limehouse blues (Braham; Furber arr Dankworth)<br />
KENNY GRAHAM<br />
PRESENTING KENNY GRAHAM<br />
Tuxedo junction (Hawkins)<br />
Cuban fantasy (Graham)<br />
Swallowin’ <strong>the</strong> blues (Graham)<br />
Olwen’s dream (Graham)<br />
Don’t get around much anymore<br />
(Elling<strong>to</strong>n; Russell)<br />
Rockin’ in rhythm (Arlen)<br />
I’ll get by (as long as I have you) (Turk; Ahlert)<br />
Monkey business (Graham)<br />
Time’s a’ wasting<br />
(D Elling<strong>to</strong>n; M Elling<strong>to</strong>n; Mercer; George)<br />
Bongo chant (Graham)<br />
I dreamt I dwelt in Harlem (Gray)<br />
THE KENNY BAKER GROUP<br />
MIDNIGHT AT NIXA & AFTER HOURS – A SESSION FOR KICKS<br />
MIDNIGHT AT NIXA<br />
The original LP NJL 3 (1956)<br />
BONUS TRACKS<br />
The original singles (1957)<br />
Firth of fourths (Dankworth) R4321<br />
Coquette (Green; Lombardo) R4294<br />
JOURNEY INTO JAzz<br />
The original LP PMD 1042 (1956)<br />
DON RENDEll<br />
DON RENDEll PRESENTS THE JAzz SIX<br />
DON RENDEll PRESENTS THE JAzz SIX<br />
The original LP NJL 7 (1957)<br />
I saw stars (Sigler; Goodhart; Hoffman arr Ross)<br />
Ignis Fatuus suite (Rendell):<br />
Jack o’ lantern; Will o’ <strong>the</strong> wisp; Ignis fatuus<br />
Star eyes (Raye; De Paul)<br />
I know why (Warren; Gordon arr Moule)<br />
Taking a chance on love (Duke; La<strong>to</strong>uche; Fetter)<br />
Limehouse blues (Braham; Furber arr Rendell)<br />
Out of nowhere (Green; Heyman arr Wheeler)<br />
BONUS TRACKS<br />
From <strong>the</strong> original LP ‘Tenorama’ NJL 4 (1956)<br />
Teddy boy (Graham)<br />
Poinciana (Simon; Bernier arr Graham)<br />
BONUS TRACKS<br />
From <strong>the</strong> original LP ‘All <strong>the</strong> Winners’ NJT 509 (1957)<br />
Mood indigo (Elling<strong>to</strong>n; Bigard; Mills arr Dankworth)<br />
Top score (Dankworth arr Dankworth)<br />
Bugle blues (Basie)<br />
Don’t worry ’bout me (Bloom)<br />
I can’t give you anything but love – Take 1<br />
(Fields; McHugh)<br />
I can’t give you anything but love – Take 2<br />
(Fields; McHugh)<br />
Jive at five (Basie)<br />
Truckin’ (Bloom; Koehler)<br />
It had <strong>to</strong> be you (Jones; Kahn)<br />
Tea for two (Youmans)<br />
Blues any Friday (Baker)<br />
It don’t mean a thing (if it ain’t got that swing)<br />
(Elling<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Adios (Madriguera; Woods)<br />
Jersey bounce (Plater; Bradshaw; Johnson; Wright)<br />
Take <strong>the</strong> ‘A’ train (Strayhorn)<br />
Itinerary of an orchestra (Dankworth)<br />
HIGHlIGHTS FROM TENORAMA<br />
From <strong>the</strong> original LP ‘Tenorama’ NJL 4 (1956)<br />
Just you, just me (Greer; Klages)<br />
Don’t you know I care (Elling<strong>to</strong>n; David)<br />
What a difference a day made (Grever; Adams)<br />
Curio (Rendell)<br />
Blue major (Skidmore)<br />
Roy leaps out (Sidwell)<br />
BONUS TRACK<br />
From <strong>the</strong> original LP ‘All <strong>the</strong> Winners’ NJT 509 (1957)<br />
Rush job (Harvey)<br />
CDNJT 5301<br />
AFTER HOURS – A SESSION FOR KICKS<br />
The original LP JTL 4 (1955)<br />
Minute <strong>to</strong> midnight (Baker)<br />
Blues in thirds (Hines)<br />
I’m a ding dong daddy (Baxter)<br />
Apex blues (Noone; Williams)<br />
Studio B boogie (Baker)<br />
West wind (Jones)<br />
Oh, baby (De Sylva; Donaldson)<br />
CDNJT 5303<br />
KENNY BAKER<br />
BAKER’S DOzEN & THE HAlF DOzEN<br />
BAKER’S DOzEN – VOlUME ONE<br />
The original LP NPT 19003 (1955)<br />
JOHNNY KEATING<br />
BRITISH JAzz & SwINGING SCOTS<br />
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CDNJT 5304<br />
Baker’s boogie (Baker)<br />
Ev’ntide (Carmichael)<br />
Mean dog blues (Jackson)<br />
Bugle call rag (Pettis; Meyers; Scholberl)<br />
Harlem twist (Livings<strong>to</strong>n; Moorehouse)<br />
Blues I love <strong>to</strong> sing (Elling<strong>to</strong>n; Miley)<br />
Phil <strong>the</strong> fluter’s ball (French)<br />
Delirium (Schutt)<br />
BONUS TRACK<br />
From <strong>the</strong> original LP ‘All <strong>the</strong> Winners’ NJT 509 (1957)<br />
Act one, scene one (Baker)<br />
CDNJT 5306<br />
BRITISH JAzz<br />
The original LP MG 20011 (1956)<br />
Strictly for kyx (Keating)<br />
Fair Diana (Roberts)<br />
Quads talk (Roberts)<br />
Impromptu (Hawksworth)<br />
Ultraviolet (Keating)<br />
Gibraltar rocks (Keating)<br />
Good life (Le Sage)<br />
Snow face (Le Sage)<br />
Last resort (Le Sage)<br />
Lazy (Le Sage)<br />
Eddie Blair’s picnic (Blair)<br />
Piccadilly jumps (Mairants)<br />
SwINGING SCOTS<br />
The original LP LTZ-D 15122 (1957)<br />
Hampden roars (Keating)<br />
Down south blues (Keating)<br />
Thistle swing (Keating)<br />
Headin’ north (Keating)<br />
Tam O’ Shanter (Deuchar)<br />
Double scotch (Keating)<br />
Kiltie (Keating)<br />
Loch Ness monster (Keating)<br />
Clachnacudan local (Deuchar)<br />
CDNJT 5305<br />
KENNY BAKER/BERTIE KING JAzz GROUP<br />
OPERATION JAM SESSION, TRIBUTE TO BENNY CARTER ETC.<br />
OPERATION JAM SESSION<br />
KENNY BAKER & THE JAzz TODAY UNIT<br />
The original LP JTL 1 (1955)<br />
Ballad medley: On <strong>the</strong> Alamo (Kahn; Jones); What’s<br />
new? (Haggart); Makin’ whoopee (Donaldson; Kahn);<br />
How long has this been going on? (Gershwin); Sweet<br />
and lovely (Arnheim; Tobias; Lemare); I’m beginning <strong>to</strong><br />
see <strong>the</strong> light (Hodges; Elling<strong>to</strong>n; George arr Baker)<br />
Blues in threes (Baker)<br />
BONUS TRACKS<br />
From <strong>the</strong> original LP ‘Mainstream at Nixa – Vol.2’<br />
NJT 506 (1956)<br />
THE BERTIE KING JAzz GROUP<br />
Blue interlude (Carter arr Baker)<br />
Skip it (Carter arr Baker)<br />
Lazy afternoon (Carter; Cook arr Baker)<br />
THAD JONES AND HIS ENSEMBlE<br />
MAD THAD & OlIO<br />
MAD THAD<br />
The original LP NJL 13 (1957)<br />
Jumping for Jane (Fea<strong>the</strong>r)<br />
Bird song (T Jones)<br />
Mad Thad (Q Jones)<br />
Cat meets Chick (Fea<strong>the</strong>r)<br />
Whisper not (Golson arr Q Jones)<br />
Quiet sip (T Jones)<br />
THE HAlF DOzEN<br />
The original LP NJL 10 (1957)<br />
How’s this? (Baker)<br />
Love me or leave me (Donaldson; Kahn)<br />
If I could be with you (Creamer; Johnson)<br />
Keepin’ out of mischief now (Waller; Razaf)<br />
How can you face me? (Waller; Razaf)<br />
Puttin’ on <strong>the</strong> Ritz (Berlin)<br />
Mr Paganini (You’ll have <strong>to</strong> swing it) (Coslow)<br />
Doo-dee (Baker)<br />
St Louis blues (Handy)<br />
Honolulu blues (Goldstein; Gunsky)<br />
OlIO<br />
The original LP 32-065 (1957)<br />
Potpourri (Waldron)<br />
Blues without woe (Charles)<br />
Touché (Waldron)<br />
Dakar (Charles)<br />
Embraceable you (G & I Gershwin)<br />
Hello ’Frisco (Charles)<br />
Featuring: Thad Jones (trumpet); Frank Foster (tenor sax); Jimmy Jones (piano);<br />
Doug Watkins (bass); Jo Jones (drums); Frank Wess (tenor sax, flute);<br />
Henry Coker (trombone); Tommy Flanagan (piano); Eddie Jones (bass); Elvin Jones (drums);<br />
Teddy Charles (vibes); Mal Waldron (piano); Doug Watkins (bass)<br />
TRIBUTE TO BENNY CARTER<br />
The original LP JTL 5 (1955)<br />
KENNY BAKER & THE JAzz TODAY UNIT<br />
Symphony in riffs (Carter)<br />
THE BERTIE KING JAzz GROUP<br />
Blues in my heart (Carter; Mills)<br />
Blue Lou (Sampson; Mills)<br />
Once upon a time (Carter)<br />
INTRODUCING<br />
THE DON HARPER QUINTET<br />
The original EP NJE 1034 (1957)<br />
I’m easy (Banks)<br />
Just rockin’ (Harper)<br />
I may be wrong (Ager; Yellen; Sullivan)<br />
Swinging that old grandfa<strong>the</strong>r clock (Trad arr Harper)<br />
CDNJT 5307
MEET MR BARClAY<br />
The original LP PDL85024 (1956)<br />
CDNJT 5200<br />
EDDIE BARClAY<br />
MEET MR BARClAY & PARIS FOR lOVERS<br />
Hernando’s hideaway (Adler; Ross)<br />
La prière (Brassens)<br />
Je veux te dire adieu (Bécaud)<br />
Merry-go-round (Van Parys)<br />
Le manège aux souvenirs (Stern; Barclay)<br />
Madrid, Madrid (Lara); Le grisbi (Wiener)<br />
Samba fantástico (Toledo; Manzon; Antuori)<br />
Stranger in paradise (Wright; Forrest)<br />
The kissing dance (Barclay; Legrand)<br />
Rififi (Gerard); Love for sale (Porter)<br />
Les chansons de la nuit – Rien qu’une chanson<br />
(Trenet)<br />
Midnight rendezvous (Gaust)<br />
Three coins in <strong>the</strong> fountain (Styne; Cahn)<br />
Stars shine in your eyes (Gelsomina)<br />
(Rota; Parsons; Turner)<br />
NORRIE PARAMOR<br />
THE zODIAC SUITE & DREAMS AND DESIRES<br />
THE zODIAC SUITE<br />
The original LP 33SX1055 (1957)<br />
NORRIE PARAMOR’S STRINGS & ORCHESTRA<br />
An Aries aria (Black)<br />
Taurus tango (Paramor)<br />
The Gemini waltz (Black)<br />
Cancerian concer<strong>to</strong> (Paramor)<br />
Lonely Leo (Black)<br />
The impatient Virgo (Paramor)<br />
A Libra rhapsody (Black)<br />
Seductive Scorpio (Paramor)<br />
The sagacious Sagittarius (Black)<br />
Capricious Capricorn (Paramor)<br />
Mood Aquarius (Black)<br />
Ode <strong>to</strong> Pisces (Paramor)<br />
VICTOR YOUNG & HIS SINGING STRINGS<br />
HOllYwOOD RHAPSODIES & NIGHT MUSIC<br />
HOllYwOOD RHAPSODIES<br />
The original LP LAT8041 (1954)<br />
Love <strong>the</strong>me from ‘The Robe’ (Newman)<br />
Selena’s waltz ‘So Big’ (Steiner)<br />
Nightfall ‘Gog’ (Sukman)<br />
Thème romantique (Korngold)<br />
Jubilee trail ‘Jubilee Trail’ (Young)<br />
The moonlighter song<br />
‘The Moonlighter’ (Roemheld; Sigman)<br />
Love <strong>the</strong>me ‘The Glenn Miller S<strong>to</strong>ry’ (Mancini)<br />
Spring madness ‘Belle La Grande’ (Suken)<br />
Theme for Cynthia (Powell)<br />
Geraldine (Young)<br />
Lost moment ‘Lost Moment’ (Amfi<strong>the</strong>atrof; Brooks)<br />
Bon soir ‘Perilous Journey’ (Young; Heyman)<br />
CDNJT 5202<br />
NIGHT MUSIC<br />
The original LP LAT8062 (1956)<br />
The High and <strong>the</strong> Mighty<br />
from <strong>the</strong> film (Tiomkin; Washing<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Moonlight and roses (Black; Moret; Lemare)<br />
Passion tango ‘Passion’ (Forbes)<br />
Never say goodbye (Friml; Paskman)<br />
Smile ‘Modern Times’ (Chaplin; Turner; Parsons)<br />
The ‘Rear Window’ <strong>the</strong>me (Waxman; Rome)<br />
The song ‘The Caine Mutiny’<br />
(I can’t believe that you’re in love with me)<br />
from <strong>the</strong> film (Gaskill; McHugh)<br />
Magnificent obsession (Skinner; Herbert)<br />
Glamour waltz ‘Lady in <strong>the</strong> Dark’ (Dolan)<br />
Rendezvous in Tunis (Burke)<br />
Last night when we were young (Arlen; Harburg)<br />
Twilight interlude (Jenkins)<br />
PARIS FOR lOVERS<br />
The original LP PDL85009 (1956)<br />
I love Paris (Porter); Domino (Ferrari)<br />
Autumn leaves (Les feuilles mortes)<br />
(Kosma; Mercer; Prevert)<br />
Under Paris skies (Sous le ciel de Paris)<br />
(Giraud; Gannon)<br />
La vie en rose (Louiguy; Piaf)<br />
C’est si bon (It’s so good) (Betti; Seelen; Hornez)<br />
Le French Can-Can (Offenbach)<br />
A Paris (Lemarque)<br />
If you love me, really love me<br />
(Hymne à l’amour) (Monnot; Piaf; Parsons)<br />
Under <strong>the</strong> bridges of Paris (Sous les ponts de Paris)<br />
(Scot<strong>to</strong>; Cochran; Roda)<br />
Paris stay <strong>the</strong> same (Paris Je t’aime) (Schertzinger)<br />
I’ll be yours (J’attendrai) (Olivieri; Poterat; Sosenko)<br />
Speak <strong>to</strong> me of love (Parlez moi d’amour) (Lenoir)<br />
Pigalle (Ulmer; Koger; Newman)<br />
DREAMS AND DESIRES<br />
The original LP 33SX1059 (1957)<br />
NORRIE PARAMOR AND HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
FEATURING THE VOICE OF PATRICIA ClARK<br />
That’s my desire (Kreasa)<br />
You stepped out of a dream (Brown)<br />
If I had you (Shapiro; Campbell; Connolly)<br />
I’d love <strong>to</strong> fall asleep<br />
(and wake up in your arms) (Gaste)<br />
Once in a while (Edwards)<br />
You’d be so nice <strong>to</strong> come home <strong>to</strong> (Porter)<br />
Dream lover (Schertzinger)<br />
Please (Ranger)<br />
I’m a dreamer, aren’t we all (DeSylva; Brown;<br />
Henderson)<br />
All or nothing at all (Lawrence)<br />
Dream (Mercer)<br />
I’ll see you in my dreams (Jones)<br />
CDNJT 5201<br />
AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
lATIN AMERICA AFTER DARK & STARlIT HOUR<br />
lATIN AMERICA AFTER DARK<br />
The original LP E3478 (1956)<br />
Siboney (Morse; Lecuona)<br />
Walter Winchell rhumba (Sigman; Morales)<br />
Linda Mujer (Duchesne)<br />
Vuelve (Goicoechea; Morales)<br />
Tenacion de amor<br />
(Nezrette; Adamson; Cugat; Curbelo)<br />
Cae cae (Berrios; Martins)<br />
Mama, yo quiero (I want my mama)<br />
(Nezrette; Stillman; Paiva)<br />
Oye negra (Comacho; Morales)<br />
Volvere (Grever); Rica pulpa (Grenet)<br />
No te importe saber (Touzet)<br />
Bim bam boom (Adamson; Morales)<br />
STARlIT HOUR<br />
– THE MUSIC OF PETER DEROSE<br />
The original LP E3350 (1956)<br />
Deep purple (DeRose)<br />
Autumn serenade (Gallop; DeRose)<br />
Let’s dream <strong>to</strong>ge<strong>the</strong>r (Harbach; DeRose)<br />
The American waltz (DeRose)<br />
White orchids (DeRose); Starlit hour (DeRose)<br />
Lilacs in <strong>the</strong> rain (Parish; DeRose)<br />
Cloud lucky seven (Tobias; DeRose)<br />
Music box in blue (DeRose)<br />
Moonlight mood (Adamson; DeRose)<br />
Grass widow’s lament (Savino; DeRose)<br />
Blue September (Parish; DeRose)<br />
The original EP 544 (1955)<br />
Slide rule (Langhorn); Bluebell polka (Stanley)<br />
Whistlin’ Willie (Spiegal; Freedman)<br />
Marching through Georgia (Trad arr L Johnson)<br />
CDNJT 5204<br />
DAVID ROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
AUTUMN lEAVES & DAVID ROSE PlAYS THE MUSIC FROM ‘GIGI’<br />
AUTUMN lEAVES<br />
The original LP (1958)<br />
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CDNJT 5205<br />
Autumn leaves (Kosma; Mercer; Parsons; Prevert)<br />
The autumn waltz (Coleman; Hilliard)<br />
September in <strong>the</strong> rain (Warren; Dubin)<br />
Indian summer (Herbert; Dubin)<br />
Blue autumn (Rose)<br />
Shine on harvest moon (Bayes; Norworth)<br />
’Tis autumn (Nemo)<br />
Autumn serenade (DeRose; Gallop)<br />
Autumn nocturne (Myrow; Gannon)<br />
Oc<strong>to</strong>ber mist (Fiori<strong>to</strong>; Webster)<br />
Autumn in New York (Duke)<br />
Autumn holiday (Rose)<br />
CDlK 4350<br />
wERNER MÜllER<br />
wITH HORST FISCHER & BOB POwElS<br />
TElDEC ARCHIVES • GOlDEN TRUMPET<br />
HORST FISCHER<br />
GOlDENE TROMPETE IN STEREO<br />
The original LP SLK 16864 (1969) STEREO<br />
Oh Happy Day (Hawkins); Banana Boat Song (Trad)<br />
Somewhere My Love<br />
from <strong>the</strong> film Doc<strong>to</strong>r Zhivago (Jarre; Webster)<br />
Those Were <strong>the</strong> Days (Raskin)<br />
Violetta (Trad, from a <strong>the</strong>me by Verdi)<br />
La Mer (Trenet; Beckmann); Up, Up and Away (Webb)<br />
Rififi from <strong>the</strong> film (Philippe-Gérard)<br />
Can’t Take My Eyes off You (Crewe; Gaudio)<br />
L’important C’est La Rose (Bécaud; Amade)<br />
Aquarius/Let <strong>the</strong> Sunshine In<br />
from <strong>the</strong> musical ‘Hair’ (MacDermot; Rado; Ragni)<br />
Green, Green Grass of Home (Putman)<br />
And that Reminds Me (Autumn Concer<strong>to</strong>) (Bargoni)<br />
A Man and a Woman (Un Homme et Une Femme)<br />
from <strong>the</strong> film (Lai)<br />
GEORGE MElACHRINO & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
THE IMMORTAl lADIES & UNDER wESTERN SKIES<br />
THE IMMORTAl lADIES<br />
The original LP (1956)<br />
Sweet Sue (Harris; Young)<br />
Liza (G & I Gershwin)<br />
Mona Lisa (Evans; Livings<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Dolores (Loesser; Alter)<br />
Louise (Whiting; Robin)<br />
Laura (Raksin; Mercer)<br />
Rosalie (Porter)<br />
Irene<br />
Marie (Nicholson; Berlin)<br />
Sally<br />
Chloe (Kahn; Moret)<br />
Dinah (Akst; Lewis; Young)<br />
DAVID ROSE PlAYS<br />
THE MUSIC FROM ‘GIGI’ (Lerner; Loewe)<br />
The original LP (1958)<br />
The night <strong>the</strong>y invented champagne<br />
Gigi<br />
Thank heaven for little girls<br />
Say a prayer for me <strong>to</strong>night<br />
Waltz at Maxim’s (She is not thinking of me)<br />
The Parisians<br />
I remember it well<br />
À <strong>to</strong>ujours<br />
I’m glad I’m not young anymore<br />
It’s a bore<br />
TED HEATH ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • THOSE wERE THE DAYS<br />
& BIG BAND THEMES REMEMBERED – VOlUME 2<br />
THOSE wERE THE DAYS<br />
The original LP PFS 4229 (1971) STEREO<br />
I’ve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo (Warren; Gordon)<br />
Canadian Sunset (Heywood; Gimbel)<br />
The Stripper (Rose)<br />
Li’l Darlin’ (Hefti)<br />
When <strong>the</strong> Saints Go Marching In (Trad arr<br />
Keating)<br />
Tuxedo Junction (Hawkins; Johnson; Dash; Feyne)<br />
I’m Gonna Love That Guy (Ash)<br />
Girl Talk (Troup; Hefti)<br />
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (Trad arr Keating)<br />
Baby, It’s Cold Outside (Loesser)<br />
Those Were <strong>the</strong> Days (Raskin)<br />
BOB POwElS<br />
GOlDEN TRUMPET HIGHlIGHTS<br />
The original LP SLK 16712 (1971) STEREO<br />
Theme from ‘Love S<strong>to</strong>ry’ (Lai)<br />
Butterfly (Gérard; Juris)<br />
I Dream of Naomi (Krivoshei; Atar)<br />
Once Upon a Time in <strong>the</strong> West<br />
from <strong>the</strong> film (Morricone)<br />
Good Morning Starshine<br />
from <strong>the</strong> musical ‘Hair’ (MacDermot; Rado; Ragni)<br />
The Windmills of Your Mind<br />
from ‘The Thomas Crown Affair’ (Legrand; Bergman)<br />
Olé! O’ Cangaceiro (Mulher Rendeira)<br />
(do Nascimen<strong>to</strong>)<br />
Deguello from <strong>the</strong> film ‘Rio Bravo’ (Tiomkin)<br />
Greensleeves (Trad)<br />
Java (Toussaint; Tyler; Friday)<br />
UNDER wESTERN SKIES<br />
The original LP (1957) STEREO EXCEPT*<br />
Home on <strong>the</strong> range (Trad arr Melachrino)<br />
Wagon wheels (Hill; De Rose)<br />
Riders in <strong>the</strong> sky (Jones)<br />
The last round-up (Hill)<br />
Colorado River (Busby)<br />
Cool water (Nolan)<br />
San Francisco (Melachrino)<br />
Tumbling tumbleweeds (Nolan)<br />
The one-armed bandit (Nevada) (Melachrino)<br />
Empty saddles* (Hill)<br />
Red River Valley* (Trad arr Thompson)<br />
Northwest trail* (Melachrino)<br />
CDNJT 5206<br />
BIG BAND THEMES REMEMBERED<br />
VOlUME 2<br />
The original LP PFS 4304 (1973) STEREO<br />
Blue Flame (Noble; Bishop; Corday)<br />
Moonlight Serenade (Miller; Parish)<br />
Up<strong>to</strong>wn Blues (Lunceford)<br />
Snowfall (Thornhill)<br />
Flying Home (Goodman; Hamp<strong>to</strong>n; Robin)<br />
One O’ Clock Jump (Basie)<br />
When It’s Sleepy Time Down South<br />
(L & O René; Muse)<br />
Skyliner (Barnet)<br />
Contrasts (Dorsey)<br />
Body and Soul (Green; Sour; Heyman; Ey<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
CDlK 4362
MAURICE lARCANGE<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
THE FRENCH TOUCH & lARCANGE PlAYS TRENET<br />
THE FRENCH TOUCH<br />
The original LP PFS 4149 (1968) STEREO<br />
THE ROlAND SHAw ORCHESTRA & CHORUS ML<br />
Marieke (Jouannest; Holt; Brel)<br />
What Now My Love (Becaud; DeLange; Sigman)<br />
It Must Be Him (Becaud; David)<br />
Michelle (Lennon; McCartney)<br />
I Wish You Love (Trenet; Beach)<br />
Voulez-Vous (Cour; Larcange)<br />
Plaisir D’Amour (Martini arr Shaw)<br />
Love is Blue (Popp; Blackburn; Cour)<br />
The Good Life (Distel; Reardon)<br />
I Will Wait For You (Legrand; Gimbel)<br />
Live for Life (Lai; Gimbel)<br />
It’s Only Goodbye (Larcange)<br />
MLMaurice Larcange (accordion)<br />
EDMUNDO ROS<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
THE (ROS) SOUND OF MUSIC & lATIN RHYTHM DElUXE<br />
THE (ROS) SOUND OF MUSIC<br />
The original LP SKL 4131 (1961) STEREO<br />
CDlK 4366<br />
The Sound of Music cha cha cha<br />
(all Rodgers; Hammerstein)<br />
An Ordinary Couple mambo<br />
Maria schottish<br />
Edelweiss merengue<br />
So Long, Farewell bolero<br />
Do-Re-Mi paso doble<br />
My Favourite Things vals creole<br />
Sixteen Going on Seventeen baion<br />
No Way <strong>to</strong> S<strong>to</strong>p It samba-batuque<br />
Climb Ev’ry Mountain bolero mambo<br />
The Lonely Goa<strong>the</strong>rd baion<br />
How Can Love Survive marcha<br />
THE wERNER MÜllER BIG BAND<br />
TElDEC ARCHIVES • A SAlUTE TO THE KINGS OF SwING<br />
& ORIGINAl GlENN MIllER SOUND<br />
A SAlUTE TO THE KINGS OF SwING<br />
The original LP SLK 16892 (1972) STEREO<br />
lARCANGE PlAYS TRENET<br />
The original LP PFS 4403 (1977) STEREO<br />
ROlAND SHAw & HIS ORCHESTRA ML<br />
La Mer (Trenet; Mair; Lawrence; Lasry)<br />
Fleur Bleue (Trenet)<br />
Serenade Portugaise (Trenet)<br />
La Romance de Paris (Trenet)<br />
I Wish You Love<br />
(Que Reste-t-il de Nos Amours) (Trenet; Beach)<br />
Je Chante (Trenet)<br />
At Last, At Last! (Miles; Trenet)<br />
Vous Qui Passez Sans Me Voir<br />
(Hess; Misraki; Trenet; Bre<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Coin de Rue (Trenet)<br />
En Avril a Paris (Trenet; Eiger)<br />
lATIN RHYTHM DElUXE<br />
The original LP SLC 4538 (1971) STEREO<br />
El Relicario (Padilla; Oliveros; Castellvi)<br />
My Shawl (Adams; Cugat; Barrios; Hill)<br />
Cieli<strong>to</strong> Lindo (Trad)<br />
La Comparsa (Lecuona)<br />
Cu-Cu-Rru-Cu-Cu Paloma (Mendez)<br />
Mexican Hat Dance (Trad)<br />
His<strong>to</strong>ria De Un Amor (Almaran; De Simone; Biri)<br />
Estrellita (Ponce)<br />
Taboo (Lecuona; Stillman; Luban; Russell)<br />
Valencia (Padilla)<br />
Perfidia (Dominguez; Leeds)<br />
Jealousy (Gade; Bloom)<br />
CDlK 4365<br />
FRANK CHACKSFIElD & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • All TIME TOP T.V. THEMES<br />
& MUSIC FROM DOCTOR DOlITTlE<br />
All TIME TOP T.V. THEMES<br />
The original LP PFS 4087 (1966) STEREO<br />
Pey<strong>to</strong>n Place (Waxman; Webster)<br />
The Dick Van Dyke Show (Hagen)<br />
Rawhide (Tiomkin; Washing<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Route 66 (Riddle)<br />
The Alfred Hitchcock Theme (Murray)<br />
Dragnet (Schumann)<br />
Doc<strong>to</strong>r Kildare (Goldsmith)<br />
Bonanza (Livings<strong>to</strong>n; Evans)<br />
Marriage Lines (Wilson)<br />
Peter Gunn (Mancini)<br />
The Jackie Gleason Show (Malneck; Maxwell)<br />
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (Goldsmith)<br />
ORIGINAl GlENN MIllER SOUND<br />
The original LP SLK 16871 (1970) STEREO<br />
Opus 1 (Oliver arr Müller)<br />
Moonlight Serenade (Parish; Miller)<br />
Take The ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn arr Müller)<br />
I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm<br />
(Berlin arr Müller)<br />
On The Sunny Side Of The Street<br />
(McHugh arr Müller)<br />
Skyliner (Barnet arr Müller)<br />
A String Of Pearls (Delange; Gray)<br />
American Patrol (Meacham)<br />
St Louis Blues (Handy)<br />
Tuxedo Junction (Feyne; Hawkins; Johnson; Dash)<br />
Johnson Rag (Lawrence; Hall; Kleinkauf)<br />
Leap Frog (Corday; Garland arr Müller)<br />
In The Mood (Razaf; Garland)<br />
Don’t Be That Way<br />
Pennsylvania 6-5000 (Sigman; Gray)<br />
CDlK 4363<br />
(Parish; Goodman; Sampson arr Müller)<br />
Goody Goody (Malneck; Mercer arr Flohr)<br />
Lover’s Leap (Saro arr Müller)<br />
Trumpet Blues (James; Matthias arr Förster)<br />
Alexander’s Ragtime Band (Berlin arr Pronk)<br />
C-Jam Blues (Elling<strong>to</strong>n arr Salomon)<br />
Flying Home (Robin; Goodman; Hamp<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
I Know Why (And So Do You) (Gordon; Warren)<br />
Little Brown Jug (Eastburn)<br />
Chattanooga Choo Choo (Gordon; Warren)<br />
CDlK 4368<br />
MUSIC FROM DOCTOR DOlITTlE<br />
The original LP PFS 4130 (1967) STEREO<br />
After Today (Bricusse)<br />
My Friend <strong>the</strong> Doc<strong>to</strong>r (Bricusse)<br />
When I Look in your Eyes (Bricusse)<br />
Talk <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Animals (Bricusse)<br />
Beautiful Things (Bricusse)<br />
Fabulous Places (Bricusse)<br />
I Think I like You (Bricusse) Jackie Lee (vocal)<br />
Something in your Smile (Bricusse)<br />
I’ve Never Seen Anything Like It (Bricusse)<br />
Where are <strong>the</strong> Words (Bricusse)<br />
At <strong>the</strong> Crossroads (Bricusse)<br />
Doc<strong>to</strong>r Dolittle (Bricusse)<br />
CDlK 4367<br />
RONNIE AlDRICH<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • COME TO wHERE THE lOVE IS<br />
& GREAT THEMES TO REMEMBER<br />
COME TO wHERE THE lOVE IS<br />
The original LP PFS 4264 (1972) STEREO<br />
Love Theme from ‘The Godfa<strong>the</strong>r’ (Rota)<br />
Alone Again (Naturally) (O’Sullivan)<br />
Song Sung Blue (Diamond)<br />
The Impossible Dream<br />
‘Man of La Mancha’ (Leigh; Darion)<br />
Popcorn (Kingsley); Without You (Evans; Ham)<br />
Where is <strong>the</strong> Love (Salter; MacDonald)<br />
Theme from ‘Lost Horizon’ (Bacharach; David)<br />
The Candy Man (Bricusse; Newley)<br />
‘Willy Wonka and <strong>the</strong> Chocolate Fac<strong>to</strong>ry’<br />
Come <strong>to</strong> Where <strong>the</strong> Love Is (Taylor; Marc)<br />
Breaking Up is Hard <strong>to</strong> Do (Sedaka; Greenfield)<br />
Jenny’s Theme ‘Young Wins<strong>to</strong>n’ (Rals<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
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CDlK 4370<br />
MAlCOlM ARNOlD & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • ORIGINAl FIlM SOUNDTRACKS<br />
NINE HOURS TO RAMA & THE lION<br />
NINE HOURS TO RAMA (Arnold)<br />
– ORIGINAl FIlM TRACK RECORDING<br />
CONDUCTED BY THE COMPOSER<br />
The original LP LK 4527 (1963)<br />
Train coming in<strong>to</strong> Delhi<br />
– The astrologer predicts<br />
Das warns Gandhi; Natu’s fa<strong>the</strong>r dies<br />
Natu and Prahlad – Natu meets Rani<br />
Wedding dance; Rani’s <strong>the</strong>me<br />
Natu tells Rani of his oath<br />
Indian concert<br />
Malabar Hill (Rani’s <strong>the</strong>me)<br />
– The Swiss Hotel (Natu and Rani)<br />
Mourning Gandhi<br />
The fire; Indian concert – Drums<br />
STANlEY BlACK<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
THE NEw CUBAN MOONlIGHT & FOlK SONGS IN JAPAN<br />
THE NEw CUBAN MOONlIGHT<br />
The original LP SKL 4729 (1966) STEREO<br />
STANlEY BlACK & HIS lATIN RHYTHM<br />
Brazil (Barroso; Russell); Maria Elena (Barcelata)<br />
The Breeze and I (Camarata; Lecuona; Stillman)<br />
I Feel Fine (Lennon; McCartney)<br />
Malagueña (Lecuona; Banks; Hansen)<br />
Samba Sin Nombre (Black)<br />
The Girl from Ipanema<br />
(Jobim; De Moraes; Gimbel)<br />
Fly Me <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Moon (Howard)<br />
The Peanut Vendor (Simons; Gilbert; Sunshine)<br />
La Chanson D’Orphée<br />
(Bonfa; Camus; Llenas; Maria)<br />
Granada (Lara; Dodd; Polet<strong>to</strong>; Musel; Lisbona)<br />
Corcovado (Jobim; Lees)<br />
GREAT THEMES TO REMEMBER<br />
The original LP PFS 4233 (1972) STEREO<br />
Mozart – 40<br />
Meditation (Massenet)<br />
Serenade (Schubert)<br />
None but <strong>the</strong> Lonely Heart (Tchaikovsky)<br />
Vocalise (Rachmaninoff)<br />
Barcarolle (Offenbach; Guiraud; Barbier; Carré)<br />
Nocturne (Borodin)<br />
Serenade (Mozart)<br />
Nocturne (Chopin)<br />
Air on <strong>the</strong> ‘G’ String (Bach)<br />
Theme from Mozart’s Piano Concer<strong>to</strong> No.21<br />
featured in <strong>the</strong> film ‘Elvira Madigan’<br />
CDlK 4369<br />
MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
CONTINENTAl ENCORES & MANHATTAN<br />
CONTINENTAl ENCORES<br />
The original LP SKL 4044 (1959) STEREO<br />
More than Ever Come prima<br />
(Panzeri; Taccani; Di Paola)<br />
La Vie en Rose (Louiguy)<br />
Under Paris Skies Sous le ciel de Paris (Giraud)<br />
O Mein Papa (Burkhard arr Milner)<br />
April in Portugal Avril au Portugal (Ferrao)<br />
Arrivederci Roma (Rascel arr Shaw)<br />
Anema e Core To be or not <strong>to</strong> be (D’Esposi<strong>to</strong>)<br />
La Mer (Trenet)<br />
I Only Know I Love You<br />
Na voce, na chitarra, e’o poco e’luna (Rossi)<br />
Autumn Leaves Les feuilles mortes (Kosma arr Milner)<br />
Answer Me Mutterlein (Winkler arr Milner)<br />
Poppa Piccolino Papaveri e papere (Mascheroni)<br />
THE lION (Arnold)<br />
– MUSIC FROM THE FIlM<br />
CONDUCTED BY THE COMPOSER<br />
The original EP DFE 8507 (1962)<br />
Opening title music<br />
Tina’s <strong>the</strong>me (Love <strong>the</strong>me)<br />
Running through <strong>the</strong> jungle – Drum dance<br />
– Tina at night<br />
King – Dance of happiness<br />
Drum messages – Death of King<br />
– Tina’s <strong>the</strong>me – End title<br />
FOlK SONGS IN JAPAN<br />
The original LP SLC 165 (1967) STEREO<br />
STANlEY BlACK<br />
& HIS lATIN-AMERICAN RHYTHM<br />
Asadoya Yunta (Trad); Kuroda Bushi (Trad)<br />
Sōran Bushi (Trad); Sangai Bushi (Trad)<br />
Hie-Tsuki Bushi (Trad); Miike Tankō Bushi (Trad)<br />
Otemoyan (Trad); Aizu-Bandai-San (Trad)<br />
Hanagasa Odori (Trad); Saitarō Bushi (Trad)<br />
Okosa Bushi (Trad); Mamurogawa Ondo (Trad)<br />
MANHATTAN<br />
The original LP SKL 4561 (1964) STEREO<br />
Give My Regards <strong>to</strong> Broadway<br />
‘Little Johnny Jones’ (Cohan arr Milner)<br />
Autumn in New York ‘Thumbs Up!’ (Duke arr Shaw)<br />
The Bowery ‘The Sidewalks of New York’<br />
(Gaunt; Hoyt; Gilbert arr Milner)<br />
Harlem Nocturne (Hagen arr Shaw)<br />
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue ‘On Your Toes’<br />
(Rodgers arr Milner)<br />
Manhattan Serenade (Alter; Adamson arr Shaw)<br />
Take <strong>the</strong> ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn arr Milner)<br />
Manhattan Lullaby (Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Maria/Somewhere ‘West Side S<strong>to</strong>ry’<br />
(Bernstein; Sondheim arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
The Belle of New York (Kerker; Mor<strong>to</strong>n arr Milner)<br />
Tenement Symphony ‘The Big S<strong>to</strong>re’<br />
(Borne; Kuller; Golden arr Shaw)<br />
CDlK 4371
MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
GEMS FOREVER & MANTOVANI MEMORIES<br />
GEMS FOREVER<br />
The original LP SKL 4035 (1959) STEREO<br />
CDlK 4373<br />
All <strong>the</strong> Things You Are (Kern; Hammerstein)<br />
True Love (Porter)<br />
I Could Have Danced All Night (Lerner; Loewe)<br />
You Keep Coming Back Like a Song (Berlin)<br />
A Woman in Love (Loesser)<br />
This Nearly Was Mine (Rodgers; Hammerstein)<br />
Summertime (G & I Gershwin)<br />
Something <strong>to</strong> Remember You By<br />
(Schwartz; Dietz)<br />
Love Letters (Young; Heyman)<br />
The Nearness of You (Carmichael; Washing<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Hey, There! (Adler; Ross)<br />
An Affair <strong>to</strong> Remember<br />
(Warren; Adamson; McCarey)<br />
CDlK 4375<br />
RAY MARTIN & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • FAVOURITE TV THEMES VOlUMES 1 & 2<br />
FAVOURITE TV THEMES – VOlUME 2<br />
The original LP SPA 391 (1975) STEREO<br />
European Football (‘The World at Their Feet’)<br />
(Joan Shakespeare)<br />
Kung Fu: Caine’s Theme (Helms)<br />
Ironside (Jones); Spring and Autumn (Lewis)<br />
Mission Impossible (Schifrin)<br />
The High Chaparral (Rose); Kojak (Goldenberg)<br />
Upstairs Downstairs (‘The Edwardians’) (Faris)<br />
Hawaii Five-0 (Stevens)<br />
Emmerdale Farm (Hatch)<br />
International Golf (‘Red Carpet Ride’)<br />
(John Shakespeare)<br />
Warship (Isaac)<br />
Film ’74 (Taylor) previously unissued<br />
Sale of <strong>the</strong> Century (Fenn) previously unissued<br />
Star Trek (Courage) previously unissued<br />
MANTOVANI MEMORIES<br />
The original LP SKL 4977 (1969) STEREO<br />
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (Kern; Harbach)<br />
What a Wonderful World (Weiss; Douglas)<br />
The Trolley Song (Martin; Blane)<br />
Sweet Leilani (Owens)<br />
Try <strong>to</strong> Remember (Schmidt; Jones)<br />
Sunrise, Sunset (Bock; Harnick)<br />
The Anniversary Waltz (Franklin; Dubin)<br />
In <strong>the</strong> Still of <strong>the</strong> Night (Porter)<br />
Once Upon a Time (Strouse; Adams)<br />
Embraceable You (G & I Gershwin)<br />
How Are Things in Glocca Morra?<br />
(Lane; Harburg)<br />
You’ll Never Walk Alone (Rodgers; Hammerstein)<br />
CYRIl STAPlETON & HIS BAND<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • THE All-TIME BIG BAND HITS<br />
& TOP POP INSTRUMENTAl HITS<br />
THE All-TIME BIG BAND HITS<br />
The original LP ACL 1008 (1959) STEREO<br />
Tuxedo Junction (Hawkins; Johnson; Dash) BC<br />
At <strong>the</strong> Woodchoppers’ Ball (Bishop) BC<br />
Undecided (Shavers; Robin)<br />
Leave Us Leap (Finkel); Skyliner (Barnet) DR<br />
Begin <strong>the</strong> Beguine (Porter)<br />
Take <strong>the</strong> ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn) BC<br />
Carnival (Warren)<br />
Chattanooga Choo Choo (Warren; Gordon)<br />
Opus 1 (Oliver) BC<br />
S<strong>to</strong>mpin’ at <strong>the</strong> Savoy<br />
(Sampson; Goodman; Webb) BC<br />
One O’Clock Jump (Basie)<br />
Featuring:<br />
BC Bert Courtley (trumpet); DR Don Rendell (tenor sax)<br />
FAVOURITE TV THEMES<br />
The original LP SPA 333 (1973) STEREO<br />
Van der Valk (‘Eye Level’) (Trombey)<br />
Nationwide (‘The Good Word’) (Scott)<br />
Match of <strong>the</strong> Day (S<strong>to</strong>ller)<br />
Softly, Softly – Task Force (Spiegl)<br />
News at Ten (‘The Awakening’) (Pearson)<br />
Horse of <strong>the</strong> Year (Mozart arr Martin)<br />
The Big Match (‘La Soirée’) (Ordini)<br />
Midweek (Scott)<br />
Top of <strong>the</strong> Form (‘Marching Strings’) (Ross)<br />
Wheelbase (Lee)<br />
General Hospital (‘Girl in <strong>the</strong> White Coat’) (Scott)<br />
Crossroads (Hatch)<br />
Grandstand (S<strong>to</strong>ller)<br />
wERNER MÜllER & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
ECHOES OF ITAlY & GREAT STRAUSS wAlTzES<br />
ECHOES OF ITAlY<br />
The original LP SLK 16863 (1970) STEREO<br />
Quando, Quando, Quando (Testa; Renis; Boone)<br />
Mattinata (Leoncavallo arr Müller); Funiculi, Funiculà<br />
(Denza; Turco arr Müller); Italian Festival (medley):<br />
Serenade No.1 op.6 (Toselli arr Müller); O Sole Mio (Di<br />
Capua arr Müller); Catari, Catari (Cardillo; Cordiferro;<br />
Fields); Finale from ‘William Tell’ (Rossini arr Müller;<br />
Jouy; Bis); Arrivederci Roma (Rascel; Giovannini;<br />
Sigman; Garinei; Glando); La Danza (Rossini arr Müller;<br />
Pepoli); Quando, M’innamoro (A Man without Love)<br />
(Pace; Livraghi; Mason; Panzeri); Alla Fine Della Strada<br />
(Love Me Tonight) (Pace; Pilat; Mason; Panzeri); Al Di La<br />
(Donida; Mogol; Drake); Ti Guarderò Nel Cuore (More)<br />
(Oliviero; Or<strong>to</strong>lani; Newell); Italian Festival II (medley):<br />
Capriccio Italien op.45 (Tchaikovsky arr Müller);<br />
Marechiare (Tosti; Di Giacomo); Vieni Sul Mar (Trad arr<br />
Müller); Carnival of Venice (Trad arr Müller); Il Silenzio<br />
(Celeste; Brezza)<br />
GREAT STRAUSS wAlTzES<br />
The original LP SLK 16269 (1964) STEREO<br />
Roses from <strong>the</strong> South (J Strauss arr Müller)<br />
Accelerations Waltz (J Strauss arr Müller)<br />
Tales from <strong>the</strong> Vienna Woods<br />
(J Strauss arr Müller)<br />
You and You (J Strauss arr Müller)<br />
Kiss Waltz (J Strauss arr Müller)<br />
Vienna Blood (J Strauss arr Förster)<br />
Lagoon Waltz (J Strauss arr Förster)<br />
Emperor Waltz (J Strauss arr Müller)<br />
Wine, Women and Song (J Strauss arr Förster)<br />
Blue Danube Waltz (J Strauss arr Förster)<br />
CDlK 4374<br />
TOP POP INSTRUMENTAl HITS<br />
The original LP ACL 1058 (1961) STEREO<br />
Manhattan Spiritual (Maxted)<br />
Moonglow and Theme from ‘Picnic’<br />
(Mills; Hudson; DeLange)/(Duning)<br />
Hot Toddy (Flanagan; Hendler)<br />
Theme from ‘The Man with <strong>the</strong> Golden Arm’<br />
(Bernstein; Fine)<br />
Petite Fleur (Bechet); Dragnet (Schumann)<br />
Peter Gunn (Mancini)<br />
Swingin’ Shepherd Blues<br />
(Koffman; Roberts; Jacobson)<br />
Tequila (Rio)<br />
Canadian Sunset (Heywood; Gimbel)<br />
Theme from ‘A Summer Place’ (Steiner; Discant)<br />
Mack <strong>the</strong> Knife (Weill; Brecht; Blitzstein)<br />
CDlK 4376<br />
TED HEATH & HIS MUSIC<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
SwING IS KING & SwING IS KING VOlUME 2<br />
GREAT MOVIE HITS – VOlUME 2<br />
The original LP ACL 1029 (1960) STEREO<br />
Around <strong>the</strong> World ‘Around <strong>the</strong> World in 80 Days’<br />
(Young; Rouzaud; Adamson)<br />
Anniversary Song ‘The Jolson S<strong>to</strong>ry’<br />
(Jolson; Chaplin)<br />
Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo ‘Lili’ (Kaper; Deutsch)<br />
Theme from ‘Limelight’ (Chaplin)<br />
Theme from ‘Moulin Rouge’ (Auric; Engvick)<br />
The High and <strong>the</strong> Mighty<br />
‘The High and <strong>the</strong> Mighty’ (Tiomkin; Washing<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
True Love ‘High Society’ (Porter)<br />
No One But You ‘The Flame and <strong>the</strong> Flesh’<br />
(Lawrence; Brodszky)<br />
The Loveliest Night of <strong>the</strong> Year<br />
‘The Great Caruso’ (adpt. Aaronson; Webster; Rosa)<br />
Tammy ‘Tammy and <strong>the</strong> Bachelor’<br />
(Livings<strong>to</strong>n; Evans; Skinner)<br />
Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)<br />
‘The Man Who Knew Too Much’ (Evans; Livings<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Be My Love<br />
‘The Toast of New Orleans’ (Cahn; Brodszky)<br />
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CDlK 4377<br />
SwING IS KING<br />
The original LP PFS 4135 (1968) STEREO<br />
Flying Home (Goodman; Hamp<strong>to</strong>n; Robin)<br />
Cherokee (Noble)<br />
Begin <strong>the</strong> Beguine (Porter)<br />
One O’Clock Jump (Basie)<br />
Song of India (Rimsky-Korsakov arr Dorsey)<br />
At <strong>the</strong> Woodchoppers’ Ball (Bishop; Herman)<br />
Elks’ Parade (Sherwood)<br />
In <strong>the</strong> Mood (Garland; Razaf)<br />
Two O’Clock Jump (James; Goodman; Basie)<br />
Contrasts (Dorsey)<br />
Take <strong>the</strong> ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn)<br />
Sing, Sing, Sing (Prima)<br />
CYRIl STAPlETON & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • GREAT MOVIE HITS – VOlUMES 1 & 2<br />
GREAT MOVIE HITS – VOlUME 1<br />
The original LP ACL 1011 (1960) STEREO<br />
April Love from ‘April Love’ (Fain; Webster)<br />
Young at Heart ‘Young at Heart’ (Richards; Leigh)<br />
September Song ‘Knickerbocker Holiday’<br />
(Weill; Anderson)<br />
A Certain Smile ‘A Certain Smile’ (Fain; Webster)<br />
Unchained Melody ‘Unchained’ (North; Zaret)<br />
Friendly Persuasion ‘Friendly Persuasion’<br />
(Tiomkin; Webster)<br />
Secret Love ‘Calamity Jane’ (Fain; Webster)<br />
Hold My Hand ‘Susan Slept Here’ (Lawrence; Myers)<br />
Love Me Tender ‘Love Me Tender’ (Presley; Matson)<br />
The Harry Lime Theme ‘The Third Man’ (Karas)<br />
Three Coins in <strong>the</strong> Fountain<br />
‘Three Coins in <strong>the</strong> Fountain’ (Styne; Cahn)<br />
I’ll Never S<strong>to</strong>p Loving You<br />
‘Love Me or Leave Me’ (Cahn; Brodszky)<br />
CDlK 4384<br />
SwING IS KING VOlUME 2<br />
The original LP PFS 4146 (1969) STEREO<br />
Opus 1 (Oliver; Garis)<br />
Skyliner (Barnet)<br />
A String of Pearls (Gray; DeLange)<br />
South Rampart Street Parade<br />
(Haggart; Bauduc; Crosby)<br />
Long John Silver (Crisp; Dorsey)<br />
Intermission Riff (Wetzel)<br />
Jumpin’ at <strong>the</strong> Woodside (Basie)<br />
Oh! Lady Be Good (G & I Gershwin)<br />
Don’t Get Around Much Anymore<br />
(Elling<strong>to</strong>n; Russell)<br />
Jersey Bounce (Plater; Bradshaw; Johnson; Wright)<br />
Harlem Nocturne (Hagen)<br />
Apple Honey (Berry; O’Connor; Harris)<br />
CDlK 4383<br />
FRANK CHACKSFIElD & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
IMMORTAl ClASSICS & IMMORTAl lUllABIES<br />
IMMORTAl ClASSICS<br />
The original LP SCL 1066 (1961) STEREO<br />
Clair de Lune from ‘Suite Bergamasque’ (Debussy)<br />
Minuet in G (Beethoven arr Rogers)<br />
The Swan ‘Carnival of <strong>the</strong> Animals’ (Saint-Saëns)<br />
Salut d’Amour (Elgar)<br />
Waltz of <strong>the</strong> Flowers ‘The Nutcracker’ (Tchaikovsky)<br />
Liebestraum no.3 in A flat major (Liszt arr Rogers)<br />
Melody in F (Rubinstein arr Rogers)<br />
Morning Song ‘Peer Gynt’ (Grieg)<br />
Humoresque (Dvořák arr Rogers)<br />
Air on <strong>the</strong> G String ‘Suite no.3 in D major’<br />
BWV1068 (Bach arr Rogers)<br />
Valse d’Été (Als<strong>to</strong>ne)<br />
MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
STRAUSS wAlTzES & MANTOVANI FAVOURITES<br />
STRAUSS wAlTzES<br />
The original LP SKL 4010 (1958) STEREO<br />
Blue Danube (Johann Strauss arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Voices of Spring (Johann Strauss arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Roses from <strong>the</strong> South (Johann Strauss arr Milner)<br />
Emperor Waltz (Johann Strauss arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
A Thousand and One Nights<br />
(Johann Strauss arr Milner)<br />
Treasure Waltz<br />
‘The Gypsy Baron’ (Johann Strauss arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Village Swallows (Josef Strauss arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Wine, Women and Song (Johann Strauss arr Milner)<br />
Accelerations (Johann Strauss arr Milner)<br />
Tales from <strong>the</strong> Vienna Woods<br />
(Johann Strauss arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Morning Papers (Johann Strauss arr Milner)<br />
You and You ‘Die Fledermaus’<br />
(Johann Strauss arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
MANTOVANI FAVOURITES<br />
The original LP SKL 5271 (1977) STEREO<br />
Londonderry Air (Trad arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
A Walk in <strong>the</strong> Black Forest (Jankowski; Cowen)<br />
Dream (Mercer)<br />
Dark Eyes (Trad arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Welcome Home (Beldone; Dupre; Blackburn)<br />
The Party’s Over (Styne; Comden; Green)<br />
The Happy Wanderer (Möller; Ridge; Siegesmunde)<br />
Polonaise in A (Chopin arr Kaye; Mossman)<br />
A Trumpeter’s Lullaby (Anderson)<br />
The Whiffenpoof Song<br />
(Galloway; Pomeroy; Minnegerode)<br />
Tulips from Amsterdam (Arnie; Martyn; Bader)<br />
Auld Lang Syne (Trad arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
IMMORTAl lUllABIES (HIGHlIGHTS)<br />
The original LP SCL 1109 (1962) STEREO<br />
Sweet and Low (Trad arr Rogers)<br />
Sleep, My Baby, Sleep (Vienna; Pola)<br />
An Eriskay Love Lilt (Trad arr Robertson; Macleod)<br />
Mighty Lak’ a Rose (Nevin; Stan<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Slumber Song (Schumann adapt Vanberg)<br />
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral (That’s an Irish Lullaby)<br />
(Shannon)<br />
Lorelei (Neibher; Vanberg)<br />
Golden Slumbers (Trad arr Rogers)<br />
Viennese Lullaby (Schubert adapt Vanberg)<br />
Brahms’ Lullaby (adapt Vanberg)<br />
CDlK 4385
CDlK 4386<br />
MANTOVANI & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
MANTOVANI MAGIC & CONCERT ENCORES<br />
MANTOVANI MAGIC<br />
The original LP SKL 4749 (1966) STEREO<br />
Misty (Garner; Burke)<br />
Red Roses for a Blue Lady (Tepper; Brodsky)<br />
Chim Chim Cher-ee (R M & R B Sherman)<br />
Love Me with All Your Heart (C & M Rigual; Vaughn)<br />
Goodnight Swee<strong>the</strong>art (Noble; Campbell; Connolly)<br />
Cara Mia (Trapani; Lange)<br />
I Wish You Love (Trenet; Beach)<br />
Lover (Rodgers; Hart)<br />
Stardust (Carmichael; Parish)<br />
Mona Lisa (Livings<strong>to</strong>n; Evans)<br />
Most Beautiful Girl in <strong>the</strong> World (Rodgers; Hart)<br />
Auf Wiederseh’n, Swee<strong>the</strong>art<br />
(S<strong>to</strong>rch; Sex<strong>to</strong>n; Turner)<br />
CDlK 4391<br />
EDMUNDO ROS & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT • DECCA RARITIES 1952-63<br />
Tricks of <strong>the</strong> Trade<br />
Blue Tango<br />
Jambalaya<br />
Tonight’s <strong>the</strong> Night<br />
The Kiss<br />
Matilda<br />
Istanbul<br />
Passion Tango<br />
And Then – !<br />
Lover’s Tango<br />
Sixteen Tons<br />
Robin Hood<br />
Don’t Ringa da Bell<br />
I Saw Esau<br />
Jamaica Farewell (Kings<strong>to</strong>n Town)<br />
The Carnation Girl (Garifalo Stafti)<br />
FRANK CHACKSFIElD & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
THE BEST OF HERBERT AND ROMBERG<br />
THE BEST OF HERBERT AND ROMBERG<br />
The original LP SCL 1253 (1968) STEREO<br />
A Kiss in <strong>the</strong> Dark (Herbert; DeSylva)<br />
Indian Summer (Herbert; Dubin)<br />
I’m Falling in Love with Someone<br />
(Herbert; Young)<br />
Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life (Herbert; Young)<br />
Kiss Me Again (Herbert; Blossom)<br />
Gipsy Love Song (Herbert; Smith)<br />
The Desert Song (Romberg; Harbach)<br />
Lover, Come Back <strong>to</strong> Me (Romberg; Hammerstein II)<br />
CONCERT ENCORES<br />
The original LP SKL 4021 (1959) STEREO<br />
Clair de Lune (Debussy arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Spanish Dance (Granados arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Can-Can ‘La Boutique Fantasque’<br />
(Rossini arr Respighi)<br />
Chanson de Matin (Elgar arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Gipsy Airs (Zigeunerweisen)<br />
(Sarasate arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Autumn (Chaminade arr Milner)<br />
Song of India (Rimsky-Korsakov arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Schön Rosmarin (Kreisler orch Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Méditation ‘Thaïs’ (Massenet arr Man<strong>to</strong>vani)<br />
Perpetuum Mobile (Johann Strauss II arr Milner)<br />
The Pansy<br />
Bahia Bambaree<br />
Saunabad<br />
Tipi Tipi Tipso<br />
Monte Carlo cha cha from <strong>the</strong> film “Monte<br />
Carlo”<br />
Zaragoza cha cha<br />
Scotland <strong>the</strong> Brave<br />
Comin’ thro’ <strong>the</strong> Rye<br />
Desafinado (Slightly out of tune)<br />
One Note Samba<br />
Mediterranean<br />
Maria’s Her Name<br />
La Chaconga (Part 1)<br />
La Chaconga (Part 2)<br />
A Bunch of Bananas<br />
CDlK 4388<br />
JOHNNY HOwARD & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • THE wORlD OF JOHNNY HOwARD<br />
& MOONlIGHT SERENADES<br />
THE wORlD OF JOHNNY HOwARD<br />
The original LP SPA 65 (1970) STEREO<br />
Sugar, Sugar (Barry; Kim arr Steve Gray)<br />
Light My Fire<br />
(Morrison; Manzarek; Krieger; Densmore arr Pete Smith)<br />
Can’t Take My Eyes off You<br />
(Crewe; Gaudio arr Len Hunter)<br />
Yellow Submarine (Lennon; McCartney arr Steve Gray)<br />
I’ll Never Fall in Love Again<br />
(Donegan; Currie arr Len Hunter)<br />
Down<strong>to</strong>wn (Hatch arr Pete Smith)<br />
Aquarius (Ragni; Rado; MacDermot arr Pete Smith)<br />
Ode <strong>to</strong> Billy Joe (Gentry arr Steve Gray)<br />
Mrs Robinson (Simon arr Steve Gray)<br />
Winchester Ca<strong>the</strong>dral (Stephens arr Len Hunter)<br />
Sunrise, Sunset (Bock; Harnick arr Pete Smith)<br />
The Last Waltz (Reed; Mason arr Len Hunter)<br />
You Will Remember Vienna<br />
(Romberg; Hammerstein II)<br />
One Alone (Romberg; Harbach; Hammerstein II)<br />
Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise<br />
(Romberg; Hammerstein II)<br />
When I Grow Too Old <strong>to</strong> Dream<br />
(Romberg; Hammerstein II)<br />
The Touch of Your Lips (Noble)<br />
The Very Thought of You (Noble)<br />
Wouldn’t it Be Loverly? (Lerner; Loewe)<br />
Monsieur L’Amour (Rey)<br />
MOONlIGHT SERENADES<br />
The original LP SML 1040 (1969) STEREO<br />
Moonlight Serenade (Miller; Parish)<br />
A Man and a Woman (Barouh; Lai; Keller)<br />
Joanna (Hatch; Trent)<br />
You Only Live Twice (Bricusse; Barry)<br />
Spanish Eyes (Kaempfert; Single<strong>to</strong>n; Snyder)<br />
Lara’s Theme ‘Doc<strong>to</strong>r Zhivago’ (Jarre)<br />
Moonlight and Roses (Lemare; Moret; Black)<br />
Love is Blue (Popp; Blackburn; Cour)<br />
The Last Waltz (Reed; Mason)<br />
A Man without Love<br />
(Pace; Livraghi; Mason; Panzeri)<br />
I Love You (And You Love Me) (Spina)<br />
Dream (Mercer)<br />
CDlF 8134<br />
BRITISH ROCK ‘N’ ROll AT DECCA<br />
VOlUME 2 • DECCA SINGlES COMPIlATION 1954-60<br />
ANTHONY NEwlEY – IDlE ON PARADE<br />
The original EP DFE 6566 (1959)<br />
Saturday Night Rock-a-Boogie AN<br />
I’ve Waited So Long AN<br />
Idle on Parade AN<br />
Idle-Rock-a-Boogie AN<br />
Dungaree DollDB ; Tutti Frutti TFJB ; Priscilla TFJB<br />
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<br />
Walk Don’t RunRS Gypsy in My SoulBW ; All of MeJG Lonesome Traveller TBJ ; When I Get <strong>to</strong> GloryTBJ Black Bot<strong>to</strong>m S<strong>to</strong>mpTGSS Song of <strong>the</strong> SwaneeTGSS ; This Train GM<br />
I Never Knew What a Girl Could DoCB I’m Not a Juvenile Delinquent MM<br />
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CDlK 4364<br />
BRITISH ROCK ‘N’ ROll AT DECCA<br />
VOlUME 3 • DECCA SINGlES COMPIlATION 1957-63<br />
Tra La LaAK ; Hokey-Kokey Rock ‘n’ RollCPT Shotgun Rock ‘n’ RollCPT No O<strong>the</strong>r BabyDBS ; You Won’t Be Around TS<br />
I’m Comin’ HomeMB Dottie MB ; Don’t Go HomeMB Lin<strong>to</strong>n AddieJD Rockin’ Away <strong>the</strong> Blues J&D<br />
Rock around <strong>the</strong> MailbagTWTT Lady MayEH ; Sleep walkJB ; I Can’t Help ItLTHB If You Were <strong>the</strong> Only Boy in <strong>the</strong> WorldSM Foxy Little MamaLTHB Vocalists: AN Anthony Newley; DB Dickie Bennett; TFJB The Four Jones Boys; TFSB The Five Smith<br />
Bro<strong>the</strong>rs; TS The Southlanders; TBSG The Betty Smith Group; VC Vic Chester; MM Morris & Mitch;<br />
GD Gerry Dorsey; BT Bobby Tempest; TWT Terry White & <strong>the</strong> Terriers; LC Lyn Cornell;<br />
DHH Derry Hart & <strong>the</strong> Heartbeats; TC The Cutters; RS Rhet S<strong>to</strong>ller; BW Beryl Wayne; JG Johnny Grant;<br />
TBJ The Blue-Jeans; TGSS The Graham Stewart Seven; GM George Melly; CB Chris Barber<br />
Chariot RS<br />
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? MBTO<br />
Entry of <strong>the</strong> Gladia<strong>to</strong>rs NTG<br />
The Trek <strong>to</strong> Rome NTG ; Bless You GM<br />
Earth Angel RSTW ; Wicked Women DL<br />
Play Money DL ; My Baby’s Crazy ‘Bout Elvis BB<br />
I’ve Been Everywhere TM ; Jack <strong>the</strong> Ripper SLS<br />
Don’t You Just Know It SLS<br />
I’m a Hog for You SLS<br />
Monster in Black Tights SLS<br />
Vocalists:<br />
CDlK 4372<br />
AKAnnette Klooger, CPTConfrey Phillips Trio, DBSDickie Bishop & The Sidekicks,<br />
TS MB JD J&D The Stargazers, Most Bro<strong>the</strong>rs, Jackie Dennis, Joy & David,<br />
TWTT LTHB EH JB Terry White & The Terriers, Little Tony & His Bro<strong>the</strong>rs, Eddie Hickey, Johnny’s Boys,<br />
SM RS MBTO NTG Stevie Marsh, Rhet S<strong>to</strong>ller, Mike Berry with The Outlaws, Nero & The Gladia<strong>to</strong>rs,<br />
GM RSTW DL Garry Mills, Robb S<strong>to</strong>rme & The Whispers, Don Lang & His Boulder Rollers,<br />
BB TM SLS Billy Boyle, The Mudlarks, Screaming Lord Sutch<br />
wIMOwEH<br />
KARl DENVER<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES<br />
wIMOwEH & KARl DENVER<br />
KARl DENVER<br />
The original LP ACL 1098 (1961)<br />
The original LP ACL 1131 (1962)<br />
Wimoweh (Campbell)<br />
Canoe Song (Spoliansky; Wimper)<br />
China Doll (Cannan)<br />
She Moved Thro’ <strong>the</strong> Fair (Trad arr Hughes; Colum)<br />
Open up Dem Pearly Gates (Robison)<br />
Careless Love (Handy; Williams; Koenig)<br />
Shin Gan Goo (Denver)<br />
Three Lovely Lassies from Bannion<br />
Mexicali Rose (S<strong>to</strong>ne; Tenney)<br />
(Trad arr Denver)<br />
Vella Langa (Denver)<br />
Silver and Gold (Gilkyson; Dehr)<br />
Zimba (Denver)<br />
O’Brian <strong>the</strong> Brave Engineer (Denver)<br />
Rose Marie (Friml; Harbach; Hammerstein) Walk on Boy (Walker)<br />
Blue Yodel (‘T’ for Texas) (Rodgers)<br />
Sierra Sue (Carey)<br />
If I Had My Way (Kendis; Klein)<br />
Moonlight Becomes You (Van Heusen; Burke)<br />
Marcheta (Schertzinger)<br />
Weary Blues (Blane; Warren)<br />
CDlK 4378 The Peanut Vendor (Simons; Gilbert; Sunshine) Far Away from ‘Blitz’ (Bart)<br />
Highland Fling (Denver; Neill; Cottrell)<br />
lENA MARTEll<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • SOMEONE NEw SOMEONE BlUE<br />
& DECCA SINGlES COMPIlATION<br />
SOMEONE NEw SOMEONE BlUE<br />
The original LP SCL 1214 (1966) STEREO<br />
JOHNNY KEATING & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
Something Simple (Forest; Matz)<br />
Where is Love (Bart)<br />
You’re Free (Wilder; Landesman)<br />
Typically English (Bricusse; Newley)<br />
I’m a Fool <strong>to</strong> Want You (Wolf; Herron; Sinatra)<br />
Comes Love (Brown; Tobias; Stept)<br />
Why Was I Born (Hammerstein II; Kern)<br />
Too Soon (Rome)<br />
Jennie on <strong>the</strong> Green (Garland; Bock)<br />
There’ll Never Be Ano<strong>the</strong>r You (Warren; Gordon)<br />
The Masquerade is Over (Magidson; Wrubel)<br />
Lost in <strong>the</strong> Stars (Weill; Anderson)<br />
DECCA SINGlES COMPIlATION<br />
The original singles (1964-71) STEREO, EXCEPT*<br />
All Cried Out* (Kaye; Springer) F11978/DR33714 (1964)<br />
It’s Ano<strong>the</strong>r World F12955/CPDR45386 (1969)<br />
(Bargoni; Keller; Shane; Palavacini)<br />
Now (Thomson) F12955/CPDR45387 (1969)<br />
For <strong>the</strong> Love of Him<br />
(Martin; Mortimer) F13024/XDR46509 (1970)<br />
I Would Marry Spring* (Thomson)<br />
F13024/XDR47004 (1970)<br />
I’m Going Home (Thompson)<br />
F13201/DR49538 (1971)<br />
The World of a Child (Thomson)<br />
F13201/DR49539 (1971)<br />
Love can change <strong>the</strong> stars (Martin; Blane)<br />
previously unissued<br />
Married I can always get (Jenkins)<br />
previously unissued<br />
CDlK 4379
CDlK 4389<br />
EARTHA KITT<br />
THAT BAD EARTHA & DOwN TO EARTHA<br />
ANTHONY NEwlEY<br />
BASIN STREET BlUES • DECCA RARITIES 1959-64<br />
Charmaine (Rapee; Pollack)<br />
Wonder ist die Liebe (If She Should<br />
Come <strong>to</strong> You) (Moreau; Alguero; Wilder)<br />
Seventeen Come Sunday (Trad)<br />
Bee Bom (Vandyke)<br />
Anything You Wanna Do (Medley; Passnan)<br />
It’s All Over (Dale)<br />
Someone <strong>to</strong> Love from “Jazz Boat” (Henderson)<br />
My Blue Angel (Stuart)<br />
Lifetime of happiness (Millet; Coleman)<br />
A Boy without a Girl (Bricusse)<br />
Lonely Boy and Pretty Girl (Phillips; McKenzie)<br />
That Noise (Newley; Bricusse)<br />
She’s Just Ano<strong>the</strong>r Girl (Mann; Anthony)<br />
There’s No Such Thing As Love (Fraser; Hackney)<br />
ANNE SHElTON<br />
THE SHElTON SOUND & SINGlES COMPIlATION 1952-57<br />
THE SHElTON SOUND<br />
The original LP BBL 7188 (1957)<br />
wAllY STOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
(All of a sudden) My heart sings<br />
(Rome; Jamblan; Herpin)<br />
Now I know (Koehler; Arlen)<br />
How did he look? (Shelley; Silver)<br />
Tangerine (Mercer; Schertzinger)<br />
I’ll never smile again, until I smile at you (Lowe)<br />
There’s a lull in my life (Gordon; Revel)<br />
September song (Anderson; Weill)<br />
Let <strong>the</strong>re be love (Grant; Rand)<br />
I remember you (Mercer; Schertzinger)<br />
Taking a chance on love (La<strong>to</strong>uche; Fetter; Duke)<br />
Happiness is a thing called Joe (Harburg; Arlen)<br />
Smoke gets in your eyes (Harbach; Kern)<br />
CDEA 6142<br />
SINGlES COMPIlATION 1952-57<br />
Too young <strong>to</strong> go steady (Adamson; McHugh) WS<br />
WS CH<br />
Seven stages of man (Lindeman; Stutz)<br />
HJ JF<br />
Hank Janson blues (Cornish; Korel; Janson)<br />
I ain’t got nobody (Graham; Williams) JF<br />
I shall return (Drake; Shirl arr de Reght) SB<br />
Take a chance (Siegel; Engvick) ER<br />
The moth and <strong>the</strong> flame (Bennett, Sloan) ER<br />
Body and soul (Green; Sour; Heyman; Ey<strong>to</strong>n) SB<br />
And <strong>the</strong> angels sing (Mercer; Elman) SB<br />
That’s <strong>the</strong> chance you take (Dee; Lippman) SB<br />
The Isle of Innisfree (Farrelly) HG<br />
Hold back <strong>the</strong> dawn (J & G Thorn) SB<br />
SB CH<br />
Santa Maria (Payan; Parsons)<br />
Accompaniment: HJwith Hank Janson (vocal), WSWally S<strong>to</strong>tt and his Orchestra, JFaccompaniment directed by<br />
Johnny Franz at <strong>the</strong> piano,<br />
ERwith Edmundo Ros and his Orchestra,<br />
HG CH accompaniment directed by Harry Grove, chorus,<br />
SBaccompaniment directed by Stanley Black<br />
FRANKIE VAUGHAN<br />
HAPPY GO lUCKY & FRANKIE VAUGHAN SHOwCASE<br />
HAPPY GO lUCKY<br />
The original LP BBL 7198 (1957)<br />
wAllY STOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
Happy go lucky (Loesser; McHugh)<br />
Chattanooga choo choo (Gordon; Warren)<br />
Shoe-shine boy (Cahn; Nicholls; Chaplin)<br />
You’re driving me crazy (what did I do?) (Donaldson)<br />
Do-do-do (I & G Gerhswin)<br />
Hit <strong>the</strong> road <strong>to</strong> dreamland (Mercer; Arlen)<br />
East of <strong>the</strong> sun (and west of <strong>the</strong> moon) (Bowman)<br />
I’m gonna sit right down and write myself a letter<br />
(Young; Ahlert)<br />
I’m coming Virginia (Cook; Heywood)<br />
Bei mir bist du schoen (means that you’re grand)<br />
(Jacob; Secunda; Cahn; Chaplin)<br />
Lazy river (Carmichael; Arodin); Dream (Mercer)<br />
I Love Everything About You<br />
(Stevenson; Covay; Franks)<br />
I Saw Her Standing There (Lennon; McCartney)<br />
The Fa<strong>the</strong>r of Girls (Drake)<br />
The Little Golden Clown (Newley; Bricusse)<br />
Basin Street Blues (Williams)<br />
C’est Pour Toi (Do You Mind) (Bart)<br />
La Montagne (If She Should Come <strong>to</strong> You)<br />
(Moreau; Alguero; Wilder)<br />
Petite Reine (Sweet Lorraine) (Burwell; Parish)<br />
Tribute (Newley)<br />
Lament for a Hero (Newley; Whitman)<br />
Do You Mind (Bart)<br />
If She Should Come <strong>to</strong> You<br />
(Moreau; Alguero; Wilder)<br />
My Clair de Lune (Debussy arr Lieber; S<strong>to</strong>ller)<br />
CDEA 6141<br />
SINGlES COMPIlATION 1955-57<br />
wAllY STOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA & CH CHORUS<br />
Why did <strong>the</strong> chicken cross <strong>the</strong> road? (Newell; Green) CH<br />
Seventeen (Young; Gorman; Bennett)<br />
Priscilla (Cooley) CH ; Lucky 13 (O’Brien; Johnson) CH<br />
Let’s Go Steady (Raleigh; Edwards) CH<br />
My Boy Flat Top (Young; Bennett)<br />
FRANKIE VAUGHAN SHOwCASE<br />
The original LP BBL 7233 (1957)<br />
wAllY STOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA & CHORUS<br />
These dangerous years (Waller; Mullan); Man on fire<br />
(Webster; Fain); Wanderin’ eyes (Mann; Lowe; Nor<strong>to</strong>n); Isn’t<br />
this a lovely evening? (Waller; More<strong>to</strong>n); Kisses sweeter<br />
than wine (Campbell; Newman); Give me <strong>the</strong> moonlight,<br />
give me <strong>the</strong> girl (Brown; von Tilzer); Pity <strong>the</strong> poor, poor<br />
man (Jordan; Scott); Stealin’ (Lewis; S<strong>to</strong>ck); Got-ta have<br />
something in <strong>the</strong> bank (Garson; Hilliard); Single (Tiefer); The<br />
green door (Davie; Moore); The Garden of Eden (Norwood)<br />
Girls in grey (Williams) CW<br />
Ragamuffin (Rixner) PG<br />
Dancing dolls (Ban<strong>to</strong>ck) WC<br />
Pan-American panorama (Green) PG<br />
Running off <strong>the</strong> rails (Richardson) PG<br />
Spinning wheel (Rawicz) PG<br />
CW AD<br />
Quebec concer<strong>to</strong> (Mathieu)<br />
Stringopation (Rose) PG<br />
Space ship (Phillips) CW<br />
Cornflakes (Norman) ST<br />
Side walk (Williams) CW<br />
Gipsy fiddler (Raphael) RM<br />
Muriella (Martin) RM<br />
CDVS 1953<br />
Tuxedo junction (Johnson; Dash; Hawkins)<br />
ERSKINE HAwKINS<br />
TUXEDO JUNCTION ORCHESTRA<br />
Song of <strong>the</strong> wanderer (where shall I go?)<br />
20CG JM<br />
(Moret)<br />
Wiggle worm (Kirkland; Hawkins)<br />
Fool that I am (Hunt) LW<br />
Tippin’ in (Smith)<br />
Remember (Berlin) AAH<br />
I’ve got a right <strong>to</strong> cry (Liggins) LW<br />
Gin mill special (Lowe; Hawkins)<br />
Cherry (Redman) JM<br />
After hours (Parrish) AP<br />
Sweet Georgia Brown (Bernie; Casey; Pinkard) PB<br />
STRINGOPATION<br />
lIGHT MUSIC ClASSICS • VOlUME 2<br />
Recorded between 1945-55<br />
Orchestras: CW Charles Williams and his Concert Orchestra; PG Philip Green and his Orchestra; WC The London<br />
Promenade Orchestra conducted by Walter Collins; FC Frank Chacksfield conducting his Singing Strings; RM Ray Martin<br />
and his Concert Orchestra; LL Louis Levy and his ‘Music from <strong>the</strong> Movies’ Orchestra; ST Sidney Torch and his Orchestra;<br />
TC The Kingsway Symphony Orchestra conducted by Tutti Camarata Accompaniment: AD Arthur Dulay (piano solo)<br />
CDVS 1956<br />
Jumpin’ in a julep joint<br />
20CG IJ<br />
(Caldwell; Tompkins; McCrae)<br />
Recorded between 1939-50<br />
20CGErskine Hawkins billed as “The Twentieth Century Gabriel”<br />
Vocalists: JMJimmy Mitchelle; LWLaura Washing<strong>to</strong>n; AAHAsa A Harris; IJIda James<br />
Soloists: APAvery Parrish (piano); PBPaul Bascomb (tenor sax)<br />
Exhilaration (Williams) CW<br />
Gin-fizz (Bolesworth) FC<br />
The beggar’s <strong>the</strong>me (Chagrin) CW<br />
Pulling strings (McCann; Bolesworth) FC<br />
Domino (Ferrari) ST<br />
Mo<strong>to</strong> perpetuo (Paganini arr Geehl) LL<br />
Elfinette (Jansen) ST<br />
Fiddlin’ for fun (Faustin; Jean-Jean) ST<br />
All strings and fancy free (Torch) ST<br />
Guaracha (Gould) ST<br />
Speakeasy (Gensler) ST<br />
Gaelic fantasia (Green) PG<br />
I love <strong>the</strong>e (Grieg) TC<br />
Bicycle bounce (Lowe) 20CG<br />
It’s full or it ain’t no good (Wilson; Stribling) LW<br />
Dolimite (Johnson) 20CG<br />
I know a secret (Seiler; Bascomb) JM<br />
Hey doc! (Sampson; Gannon) 20CG<br />
Someone’s rocking my dream boat<br />
20CG JM<br />
(Scott; Rene)<br />
Norfolk ferry (Hawkins) 20CG<br />
Put yourself in my place<br />
(Adams; Henry; Parrish) 20CG<br />
Corn bread (Singer)<br />
Good dip (Smith; Hawkins)<br />
Gabriel’s heater (Case)<br />
Feelin’ low (Smith; Kirkland arr Smith)<br />
CDVS 1954<br />
GEORGE MElACHRINO<br />
SOFT lIGHTS AND SwEET MUSIC<br />
Introduction and Song of <strong>the</strong> orchid from <strong>the</strong> film<br />
“No Orchids for Miss Blandish” (Melachrino)<br />
Rhondda rhapsody (Rhapsody of love) (Jones)<br />
Love’s roundabout (Straus)<br />
Sleigh ride (Anderson)<br />
Ecstasy tango (Belmonte)<br />
The Melba waltz (Spoliansky; Newell)<br />
Golden violins (Twomey; Wise; Weisman)<br />
Park Avenue waltz (Hill-Bowen)<br />
A girl called Linda (Greer)<br />
Vanessa (Wayne) WHB<br />
Meet Mister Callaghan (Spear) WHB<br />
La Rosita (Dupont)<br />
Waltz of Paree (Giraud)<br />
Padam .. Padam (How it echoes <strong>the</strong> beat of my heart)<br />
(Holiner; Nichols; Glanzberg)<br />
The sword and <strong>the</strong> rose (Spielman)<br />
Shadows (Lavello; McGuire)<br />
Recorded between 1946-57<br />
Legend: WHB William Hill-Bowen (harpsichord)<br />
DREAMTIME<br />
lIGHT MUSIC ClASSICS • VOlUME 3<br />
SOFT lIGHTS AND SwEET MUSIC<br />
The original LP DLP1046 (1954)<br />
Soft lights and sweet music (Berlin)<br />
The <strong>to</strong>uch of your lips (Noble)<br />
Theme from ‘The Last Rhapsody’ (Wreford)<br />
with Semprini (piano)<br />
I’ll see you again (Coward)<br />
Love’s old sweet song (Molloy)<br />
Beautiful dreamer (Foster)<br />
Ah! Sweet mystery of life (Herbert)<br />
Theme from <strong>the</strong> film “The S<strong>to</strong>ry of<br />
Three Loves” (Rachmaninoff) with Semprini (piano)<br />
Love walked in (Gershwin)<br />
Goodnight swee<strong>the</strong>art<br />
(Noble; Campbell; Connelly)<br />
CDVS 1955<br />
El relicario (My memoirs) (Padilla)<br />
CDVS 1957<br />
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MG<br />
Tic-Tac-Toe (Singer) HW ; On <strong>the</strong> Alamo (Kahn; Jones) HW<br />
It had <strong>to</strong> be you (Kahn; Jones) HW<br />
The girl with <strong>the</strong> Spanish drawl (Curbelo; Camacho) PF<br />
Carribean night (Noche Caribé) (Percy Faith) PF<br />
Belle of <strong>the</strong> ball (Anderson) LA<br />
Sicilian tarantella (Fischiettando) (Balsamo) VY<br />
Overnight (Young) VY<br />
VYSS CP<br />
The call of <strong>the</strong> faraway hills (Young; David)<br />
The Melba waltz (Dreamtime) (Spoliansky; Newell) VYSS<br />
Fiddlesticks (McCarthy; Freitas) TC<br />
Rendezvous (Wayne) TC<br />
High strung (Coleman; Dufault) AS<br />
Sadie Thompson’s song (Blue Pacific blues)<br />
(Washing<strong>to</strong>n; Lee) AS ; I get a kick out of you (Porter) DR<br />
THAT BAD EARTHA – A PROGRAMME<br />
OF ENTICING SONGS BY EARTHA KITT<br />
The original EP DLP 1067 (1955)<br />
HENRI RENé & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
Under <strong>the</strong> bridges of Paris<br />
(Cochran; Scot<strong>to</strong>; Rodor)<br />
Let’s do it (let’s fall in love) (Porter)<br />
The blues from <strong>the</strong> Black, Brown and Beige suite<br />
(Elling<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
C’est si bon (it’s so good) (Hornez; Betti)<br />
My heart belongs <strong>to</strong> daddy (Porter)<br />
Mono<strong>to</strong>nous from <strong>the</strong> film New Faces<br />
(Siegel; Carroll)<br />
Sandy’s tune (Kennedy; Simon)<br />
Señor (Adamson; Teixeira); Salanga dou (Scott)<br />
Smoke gets in your eyes from Roberta<br />
(Harbach; Kern)<br />
There is no cure for l’amour (Hoffman; Manning)<br />
EARTHA KITT – DOwN TO EARTHA<br />
The original EP DLP 1087 (1955)<br />
HENRI RENé & HIS ORCHESTRA & CHORUS<br />
(If I love ya, <strong>the</strong>n I need ya, if I need ya)<br />
I wantcha around (Merrill)<br />
DREAMTIME –<br />
THE STRINGS OF STORDAHl (1953)<br />
ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY AXEl STORDAHl<br />
As time goes by (Herman; Hupfeld)<br />
A blues serenade (Signorelli; Parish)<br />
It’s easy <strong>to</strong> remember (Rodgers; Hart)<br />
That old feeling (Brown; Fain)<br />
Imagination (Van Heusen; Burke)<br />
What is <strong>the</strong>re <strong>to</strong> say? (Duke; Harburg)<br />
Love letters (Young; Heyman)<br />
I’m getting sentimental over you<br />
(Bassman; Washing<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
MM<br />
Legend:<br />
Do you remember? (Brown)<br />
Looking for a boy from Tip<strong>to</strong>es (G & I Gershwin)<br />
I’ve got that lovin’ bug itch (Mazlish; Mellin)<br />
Oh John! (please don’t kiss me) (Springer; Ebb)<br />
Strangers in <strong>the</strong> starlight<br />
(Topper; Bennett; Twomey; Wise)<br />
The day that <strong>the</strong> circus left <strong>to</strong>wn (Leigh; Thomas)<br />
Après moi (Bennett)<br />
The heel (Robison; Wilson; Ferre)<br />
Mambo de Paree (Kennedy; Als<strong>to</strong>ne)<br />
My heart’s delight (Single<strong>to</strong>n; McCoy)<br />
Hey Jacque (Shanklin; Ahbez)<br />
Just an old-fashioned girl (Fisher)<br />
If I can’t take it with me when I go (David; Grant)<br />
MMThe Mellomen<br />
Recorded between 1950-57<br />
Legend: MGMor<strong>to</strong>n Gould and his Orchestra; HWHugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra; PFPercy Faith and his<br />
Orchestra; LALeroy Anderson and his Concert Orchestra; VYVic<strong>to</strong>r Young and his Orchestra; VYSSVic<strong>to</strong>r Young<br />
and his Singing Strings; TCTutti Camarata and his Orchestra; ASAxel S<strong>to</strong>rdahl and his Orchestra;<br />
DR CP David Rose and his Orchestra; Carl Prager (al<strong>to</strong> saxophone)
CDVS 1959<br />
FriederikeSK EH : Love, Golden Dream; Oh How Wonderful<br />
O Maiden, My Maiden; A Youth Espied a Rose<br />
The Tinker (Der Rastelbinder) SK EH : When two are in<br />
LoveCV Merry Widow (Lustige Witwe): Vilia SongOK EH ; Waltz<br />
OK EH<br />
Song sung in French; Waltz Song<br />
The Child of <strong>the</strong> Prince (Das Fürstenkind) OK FS :<br />
Long, Unhappy Years; Be Still, Timorous Heart<br />
The Count of Luxembourg (Der Graf von Luxemburg):<br />
Waltz Song sung in French<br />
Gypsy Love (Zigeunerliebe): I Hear <strong>the</strong> Clash of<br />
CymbalsDKTB EH ; Love – The Only JoySK EH ; In <strong>the</strong> Blue<br />
SK FW VS<br />
Distance<br />
RICHARD TAUBER<br />
TAUBER SINGS lEHÁR<br />
AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
HORS D’OEUVRES<br />
Plain Jane (Phillips)<br />
Early morning blues (Phillips)<br />
A Burmese ballet (Phillips)<br />
Hullabaloo (Phillips)<br />
Deep Henderson (Rose)<br />
Message from Mars (Phillips)<br />
Swinganola (Meskill; Fla<strong>to</strong>w; White)<br />
Hick s<strong>to</strong>mp (Phillips)<br />
Embassy s<strong>to</strong>mp (Barnes)<br />
Memphis blues (Handy) RS<br />
Champagne cocktail (Phillips)<br />
Fire dance (Danse rituelle du feu) (De Falla)<br />
B’wanga (Phillips)<br />
Recorded between 1935-45<br />
Vocalist: RS The Rhythm Sisters<br />
Soloists: CB Carl Barriteau (clarinet), RK Reginald Kell (clarinet)<br />
Land of Smiles (Das Land des Lächelns):<br />
SK FL<br />
Patiently Smiling<br />
SK FL VS<br />
A Cup of Tea with You<br />
SK FL<br />
A Garland of Apple Blossom<br />
SK FL VS<br />
Who gave us Heartfelt Love?<br />
SK FL VSS<br />
Permit a Woman<br />
I must see my Homeland once moreVSS You are my Heart’s DelightSK FL SK FL<br />
; Can it be Possible?<br />
The Great Attraction (Die grosse Attraktion):<br />
OK FW<br />
What would I be without You?<br />
Grand Duchess Alexandra (Grossfürstin Alexandra): You<br />
and I are made for one Ano<strong>the</strong>r<br />
All sung in German except where stated, recorded between 1927-33, with orchestra unless stated:<br />
SK Staatskapelle Orchestra, OK Odeon Künstler Orchestra, DKTB Orchestra of <strong>the</strong> Deutscher Künstler-Theaters Berlin<br />
Conduc<strong>to</strong>rs: EH Ernst Hauke, FS Franz Schönbaumsfeld, FW Frieder Weissman, FL Franz Lehár<br />
Singers: Richard Tauber (tenor) with CV Carlotta Vanconti (soprano), VS Vera Schwarz (soprano),<br />
VSS Vera Schwarz (soprano solo)<br />
CDEA 6137<br />
The night ride (Phillips)<br />
Wood and ivory (Phillips)<br />
Cot<strong>to</strong>n pickers’ congregation (Phillips)<br />
Caravan (Tizol; Elling<strong>to</strong>n)<br />
Streamline strut (Phillips)<br />
Hors d’oeuvres (Comer)<br />
Tarantula (Phillips)<br />
Copenhagen (Davis; Melrose)<br />
Dardanella (Fisher; Bernard; Black)<br />
Rose of Washing<strong>to</strong>n Square (McDonald; Hanley)<br />
Dance of <strong>the</strong> potted puppet (Mourant) CB<br />
Swing low, sweet clarinet (Mourant) RK<br />
CDVS 1912<br />
PAUl wHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
VOlUME 2 • MAKIN’ wHOOPEE<br />
BC JF CG AY<br />
Makin’ whoopee<br />
I’m bringing a red, red roseJF BC AR HB<br />
Your mo<strong>the</strong>r and mine<br />
Orange blossom timeBC BC AR HB<br />
Side by side<br />
You brought a new kind of love <strong>to</strong> meBC Livin’ in <strong>the</strong> sunlight, lovin’ in <strong>the</strong> moonlight BC<br />
A big bouquet for youJF In my heart it’s youKJ Ah! But is it love? JF<br />
It’s only a paper moonPH Night owlTRB Sittin’ on a backyard fenceTRB Shanghai LilBL When I grow <strong>to</strong>o old <strong>to</strong> dreamKM The night is youngBL Au revoir, l’amour (Goodbye <strong>to</strong> love) JH<br />
Singing a happy songRD I get a kick out of youRD PH JH<br />
You’re <strong>the</strong> <strong>to</strong>p<br />
All through <strong>the</strong> nightBL Anything goesRD Sugar plumDA Thanks a million JH<br />
Recorded between 1927-35<br />
Vocalists: BC Bing Crosby; JF Jack Ful<strong>to</strong>n; CG Charles Gaylord; AY Austin Young; AR Al Rinker;<br />
HB Harry Barris; KJ King’s Jesters; PH Peggy Healy; TRB The Rhythm Boys; BL Bob Lawrence;<br />
JH John Hauser; RD Ramona Davies; DA Durelle Alexander; KM The King’s Men<br />
lEw STONE & HIS BAND<br />
FEATURING Al BOwllY • VOlUME 3 • wHAT MORE CAN I ASK?<br />
The world is so small MB<br />
Nightfall MDO<br />
Ich liebe dich, my dear MB<br />
In <strong>the</strong> still of <strong>the</strong> night MDO<br />
Mediterranean madness MB<br />
What more can I ask? MB<br />
Someone <strong>to</strong> care for MB<br />
Adorable MB<br />
Won’t you stay for tea? MB<br />
The day you came along MB<br />
Thanks MB<br />
Close your eyes<br />
Pick yourself upBY In Santa Margherita<br />
By an old pagoda<br />
The down and out blues<br />
Flat foot floogie SC<br />
The red maple leaves<br />
Ti-pi-tin<br />
Music, maestro, please<br />
Now it can be <strong>to</strong>ld<br />
You couldn’t be cuter<br />
On <strong>the</strong> sentimental side<br />
Just let me look at you<br />
Recorded between 1932-38<br />
Orchestras: Lew S<strong>to</strong>ne & His Band, except<br />
MB Lew S<strong>to</strong>ne & <strong>the</strong> Monseigneur Band; MDO Lew S<strong>to</strong>ne & <strong>the</strong> Monseigneur Dance Orchestra<br />
Vocalists: all Al Bowlly except BY Bert Yarlett; AB SC Al Bowlly and Sid Colin; SC Sid Colin<br />
AB SC<br />
CDEA 6138<br />
Oh, lady be goodDS Fascinating rhythm DS<br />
Hang on <strong>to</strong> meDS So am IDS RN RNV<br />
He left her behind before<br />
RN RNV<br />
What about me?<br />
On <strong>the</strong> road <strong>to</strong> Mandalay DS<br />
I love <strong>the</strong> moonlight<br />
The cat<br />
Oh me, oh my<br />
A lane in Spain; Charmaine RNV<br />
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CDEA 6139<br />
PERCIVAl MACKEY<br />
A TINY FlAT NEAR SOHO SQUARE<br />
I’ve never seen a straight bananaP P JM<br />
A tiny flat near Soho Square<br />
While <strong>the</strong> Sahara sleeps JM<br />
Everything will happen for <strong>the</strong> best<br />
Cross your heart<br />
Tie a string around your finger P<br />
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 <strong>the</strong> roses<br />
Cutie<br />
Oh! How I’ve waited for youJM Ukulele lullabyJM The half of it, dearie, bluesHG I’d ra<strong>the</strong>r charles<strong>to</strong>n with youP Cecilia HG<br />
John a’ dreams<br />
I might have kissed one girl<br />
Who cares? ME<br />
I fell for youME Let’s be sentimental ME<br />
I have no wordsME KCB PR<br />
Song of happiness<br />
KCB PR<br />
This is <strong>the</strong> day of days<br />
My heart is where <strong>the</strong> Mohawk<br />
Recorded between 1925-31<br />
KCB VR<br />
flows <strong>to</strong>night<br />
Vocalists: JMJack Morrison; HFHarry Fay; HGHarry Glen; MEMaurice Elwin;<br />
PR VR Phyllis Robins; Val Rosing<br />
Legend: KCBPercival Mackey and His Kit-Cat Band, Pfeaturing Percival Mackey (piano solo)<br />
CARROll GIBBONS<br />
& THE SAVOY HOTEl ORPHEANS<br />
VOlUME 7 • FASCINATING RHYTHM<br />
Mimosa RB<br />
Fidgety feet<br />
In a shady nook by a babbling brook<br />
’Varsity Yale blues<br />
The girl friend<br />
The blue room HSF<br />
Me and my shadow<br />
He’s <strong>the</strong> last word<br />
There’s always a way in<strong>to</strong> trouble RNV<br />
Just like a butterfly<br />
Vladivos<strong>to</strong>ck<br />
Sheila O’Shay RN<br />
Recorded between 1926-27<br />
Orchestras: Carroll Gibbons directing <strong>the</strong> Savoy Hotel Orpheans, except RB Reg Batten directing <strong>the</strong> Savoy<br />
Havana Band; DS Debroy Somers directing <strong>the</strong> Savoy Hotel Orpheans; RN Ramon New<strong>to</strong>n directing <strong>the</strong> Savoy Hotel<br />
Orpheans Vocalists: RNV Ramon New<strong>to</strong>n; HSF Hamil<strong>to</strong>n Sisters & Fordyce<br />
Flotsam & Jetsam signature tune<br />
(Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
Move in<strong>to</strong> my house (Wright)<br />
The village blacksmith up-<strong>to</strong>-date (Hilliam)<br />
What was <strong>the</strong> matter with Rachmaninoff?<br />
(Hilliam)<br />
Song of love (based on Liszt’s ‘Liebestraum’)<br />
(arr Hilliam)<br />
The businessman’s love song (Hilliam)<br />
Optimist and pessimist (Hilliam)<br />
Little Joan (Hilliam)<br />
Maud Marie (Hilliam)<br />
Little Betty Bouncer (Hilliam)<br />
Must it always be so? (Hilliam)<br />
The girl across <strong>the</strong> way (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
Recorded between 1927-30<br />
CDEA 6143<br />
CDEA 6140<br />
lEw STONE & HIS BAND<br />
FEATURING Al BOwllY • VOlUME 4 • MElODY IN SPRING<br />
LSMB AB CH2<br />
I can’t write <strong>the</strong> words<br />
LSMB AB<br />
I lay me down <strong>to</strong> sleep<br />
LSMB NG<br />
Snowball<br />
Experiment AB<br />
Was my face red? JC<br />
From me <strong>to</strong> youAB How could we be wrong? AB<br />
Annie doesn’t live here anymore JC<br />
So shyNG Unless JF<br />
Ending with a kissAB Melody in spring AB<br />
FlOTSAM & JETSAM<br />
MUST IT AlwAYS BE SO?<br />
Lonely feet AB<br />
Hand in handAB Josephine JF<br />
Wagon wheels AB<br />
Straight from <strong>the</strong> shoulderAB Love in bloom AB<br />
With my eyes wide open I’m dreaming AB<br />
Rolling homeAB The girl in <strong>the</strong> alice blue gownAB Dark clouds AB<br />
Let’s put out <strong>the</strong> lights and go <strong>to</strong> sleep<br />
AB TJD CH1<br />
Little drummer boy<br />
Recorded between 1932-38<br />
Vocals: AB Al Bowlly; NG Nat Gonella; JC Joe Crossman; JF Joe Ferrie; MC Mary Charles; TJD The Jackdaws<br />
Chorus personnel: CH1 Miff Ferrie, George Crow, Teddy Prince; CH2 Joe Crossman, Joe Ferrie, Nat Gonella<br />
Orchestras: Lew S<strong>to</strong>ne & his Band, except LSMB Lew S<strong>to</strong>ne & <strong>the</strong> Monseigneur Band<br />
Love and kisses (Hilliam)<br />
Only a few of us left (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
The Alsatian and <strong>the</strong> Pekinese (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
We never know what <strong>to</strong> expect (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
When I grow old, Dad (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
P.C. Lamb (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
The modern diver (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
Simon <strong>the</strong> bootlegger (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
Song of <strong>the</strong> air (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
Polonaise in <strong>the</strong> mall (Chopin arr Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
Schubert’s <strong>to</strong>yshop (arr Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
Our war book (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
A British spelling song (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
The postscript (Flotsam; Jetsam)<br />
CDEA 6144<br />
LSMB AB MC
CDEA 6145<br />
GEORGE OlSEN & HIS MUSIC<br />
GOOD NEwS<br />
FF BB BR<br />
Where’s that rainbow?<br />
FF BB BR<br />
For you and me<br />
The best things in life are freeBB FF BB BR<br />
Lucky in love<br />
FF BB BR<br />
Good news<br />
The ‘varsity dragFF Because my baby don’t mean “maybe” nowBB Just like a melody out of <strong>the</strong> skyFF Pickin’ cot<strong>to</strong>nFF I’m on <strong>the</strong> crest of a waveBB FF BB BR<br />
When <strong>the</strong> world is at rest<br />
Big city bluesFF Recorded between 1926-34<br />
Vocalists: FF Fran Frey, BB Bob Borger, BR Bob Rice, ES E<strong>the</strong>l Shutta<br />
CDEA 6148<br />
lEO REISMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
DRUMS IN MY HEART<br />
I like <strong>to</strong> do things for you LC<br />
I remember you from somewhere LC<br />
When you’re counting <strong>the</strong> stars alone LL<br />
Waters of <strong>the</strong> Perkiomen (Aguas del Perkiomen)<br />
Say “Oui” Cherie LC<br />
Love is like a song LC<br />
You will remember Vienna FL<br />
I bring a love song FL<br />
Maybe it’s love FL<br />
Someday I’ll find you FM<br />
If I have <strong>to</strong> go on without you BG<br />
By a waterfall AW<br />
Honeymoon Hotel FL<br />
Saturday night (is <strong>the</strong> loneliest night in <strong>the</strong><br />
week) (Cahn; Styne) Quickstep<br />
It’s only a paper moon (Arlen) Quickstep<br />
I’m confessin’ (that I love you)<br />
(Neiburg; Daugherty; Reynolds) Slow foxtrot<br />
Sierra Madre (Silvester; Wilson) SD Rumba<br />
Jealousy (Gade) Tango<br />
Someday I’ll meet you again<br />
(Washing<strong>to</strong>n; Steiner) Quickstep<br />
Love is my reason (Novello) Waltz<br />
We’ll ga<strong>the</strong>r lilacs (Novello) Quickstep<br />
The more I see you (Warren) Quickstep<br />
I’ll buy that dream (Wrubel) Slow foxtrot<br />
Parana (Codevilla) Tango<br />
FF BB BR<br />
Do-do-do<br />
FF BB BR<br />
What do I care?<br />
ES FF<br />
Gosh darn!<br />
I’m so alone with <strong>the</strong> crowdES The girl in <strong>the</strong> 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<br />
Everything I have is yoursBB This little piggie went <strong>to</strong> marketES In o<strong>the</strong>r words, we’re throughBB We’ll make hay while <strong>the</strong> sun shines FL<br />
Our big love scene FL<br />
Drums in my heart FL<br />
Love walked in (Entró el Amor) FK<br />
My lost love (Nostalgias)<br />
April in Paris (Abril en Paris)<br />
Poor butterfly (Pobre Mariposa)<br />
Mimi JK<br />
Limehouse blues (Blues de Limehouse)<br />
What is this thing called love?<br />
(Qué es el Amor?) AB<br />
Penthouse serenade (When We’re Alone)<br />
(Cuando Estamos Solos)<br />
CDEA 6147<br />
BAND PARADE<br />
VOlUME 3 • HENRY HAll & FRIENDS<br />
THE BBC DANCE ORCHESTRA<br />
DIRECTED BY HENRY HAll<br />
Sittin’ in <strong>the</strong> dark SB<br />
Sweetmeat Joe, <strong>the</strong> candy man DD<br />
My darling SB ; Don’t let your love go wrong LB<br />
I never had a chance LA<br />
Accent on youth DD ; They all laughed LD<br />
They can’t take that away from me LD<br />
JACK PAYNE & THE BBC DANCE ORCHESTRA<br />
Sing song girl of old ShanghaiJP JP BB BM<br />
Anything you say<br />
PHIl GREEN & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
Big Broadcast of 1936 - selection: BG Intro - Why dream?;<br />
I wished on <strong>the</strong> moon; Double trouble<br />
Every Night at Eight - selection: MS Intro - Every night at<br />
eight; I’m in <strong>the</strong> mood for love; Take it easy<br />
VICTOR SIlVESTER<br />
IT HAD TO BE YOU<br />
Recorded between 1944-49<br />
Orchestras: Vic<strong>to</strong>r Silvester and His Ballroom Orchestra, except<br />
SD Vic<strong>to</strong>r Silvester’s Strings for Dancing<br />
Take <strong>the</strong> ‘A’ train (Strayhorn) Quickstep<br />
Don’t ask me why (Young; S<strong>to</strong>lz) Waltz<br />
The parrakeet (Silvester; Wilson) SD Samba<br />
Say it isn’t so (Berlin) Slow foxtrot<br />
Gotta be this or that (Skylar) Quickstep<br />
Roses of <strong>the</strong> south (J Strauss) SD Waltz<br />
It had <strong>to</strong> be you (Jones; Kahn) Quickstep<br />
San Juan (Silvester; Wilson) SD Rumba<br />
Pepita (Silvester; Wilson) SD Samba<br />
Nancy (with <strong>the</strong> laughing face)<br />
(Van Heusen) Slow foxtrot<br />
Too soon (Worth) Quickstep<br />
I’ll see you again (Coward) Waltz<br />
Good-night, wherever you are<br />
(Robertson; Hoffman; Weldon) Slow foxtrot<br />
EDDIE CARROll & HIS MUSIC<br />
I knew you when; A little white gardenia GF<br />
‘Neath <strong>the</strong> Sou<strong>the</strong>rn moon JH<br />
EDDIE CARROll<br />
& THE CASANI ClUB ORCHESTRA<br />
Sweet is <strong>the</strong> word for you HD ; Blue Hawaii HD<br />
BIllY COTTON & HIS BAND<br />
Save a little love for me AB ; Smooth sailing AB<br />
JACK HARRIS & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
Foggy day in London SB ; Nice work if you can get it SB<br />
AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
We’re <strong>to</strong>ps on Saturday night JC<br />
May I have <strong>the</strong> next romance with you? JC<br />
lOU PREAGER & HIS ROMANO’S<br />
RESTAURANT DANCE ORCHESTRA<br />
Bird on <strong>the</strong> wing RH ; Old ship o’ mine RH<br />
Recorded between 1928-37<br />
Vocalists: SB Sam Browne, DD Dan Donovan, LB Len Burmon, LA Les Allen, LD Leslie Douglas, JP Jack Payne,<br />
BB Bob Busby, BM Bob Manning, BG Barry Gray, MS Marjorie Stedeford, GF Gerry Fitzgerald, JH John Hendrik,<br />
HD Hugh Diamond, AB Alan Breeze, JC Jack Cooper, RH Ronnie Hill<br />
GEORGE SCOTT wOOD & HIS SIX SwINGERS<br />
VOlUME 3 • JAzz IN THE RAIN<br />
You’re an eyeful of heavenSC The snoop6S Is it true what <strong>the</strong>y say about Dixie? SC<br />
When a lady meets a gentleman down southSC So you left me for<br />
6S SC<br />
<strong>the</strong> leader of a swing band<br />
Two gun Dan<br />
Jazz in <strong>the</strong> rain GSW<br />
You’ve got <strong>to</strong> blow your own trumpet SC<br />
I’m gettin’ sentimental over you 6S<br />
Spooky takes a holiday<br />
(aka Satan takes a holiday)<br />
Rockin’ chairFK ; Whoa! Babe!<br />
Dere’s jazz in dem dere hornsSC Georgianna6S SC ; Nighttime in Cairo6S You’re an education6S GV ; Swing and sway6S 6S SC<br />
Time and time again<br />
S<strong>to</strong>p beatin’ round <strong>the</strong> mulberry bush – take 1<br />
S<strong>to</strong>p beatin’ round <strong>the</strong> mulberry bush – take 2<br />
6S GV<br />
Joseph! Joseph!<br />
You gotta know how <strong>to</strong> danceSC 6S SC<br />
Georgia’s got a moon<br />
Cradle lullabySC STAN GREENING’S BANDS<br />
PADDlIN’ MADElIN’ HOME<br />
Keep your skirts down, Mary AnnRDB Ukelele lullabyRDB Paddlin’ Madelin’ homeRDB ; WildflowerRDB What’s <strong>the</strong> good of leaving<br />
<strong>the</strong> dear old home? RDB<br />
Since I met Mary JaneRDB RC RDB JT<br />
; Toge<strong>the</strong>r<br />
Yummy yum yumRDB RC ; ElizabethRT RT FD<br />
It’s an old Spanish cus<strong>to</strong>m<br />
RT TB<br />
Puttin’ on <strong>the</strong> Ritz – selection<br />
The Punch and Judy showRT Now I am in loveRT TB ; Laughing at lifeSS Recorded between 1936-38<br />
Six Swingers billed as: Scott Wood & His Six Swingers, except 6SThe Six Swingers<br />
Vocalists: SCSam Costa, FKFrank Kerslake, GV Recorded between 1926-41<br />
Vocalists: Georgette Vedey<br />
CDEA 6153<br />
GSWGeorge Scott Wood (piano solo)<br />
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LCLew Conrad, LLL Levin, FLFrank Lu<strong>the</strong>r, FMFrances Maddux, BGBen Gordon,<br />
CDEA 6149<br />
AW FK JK AB Arthur Wright, Felix Knight, Jack Kilty, Anita Boyer<br />
CDEA 6150<br />
VICTOR SIlVESTER & HIS BAllROOM ORCHESTRA<br />
IT’S MAGIC<br />
My honey’s lovin’ arms Quickstep<br />
You’re <strong>the</strong> dream, I’m <strong>the</strong> dreamer Quickstep<br />
Time waits for no one Slow foxtrot<br />
It’s magic Slow foxtrot<br />
Twilight in Buenos Aires SD Tango<br />
Pretending Quickstep<br />
Pale hands I love (“Kashmiri Song”) Waltz<br />
A thousand and one nights SD Quick waltz<br />
So dumb but so beautiful Quickstep<br />
This heart of mine Quickstep<br />
There must be a way Slow foxtrot<br />
Argentina SD Tango<br />
Recorded between 1944-49<br />
Orchestras: Vic<strong>to</strong>r Silvester and His Ballroom Orchestra, except<br />
SD Vic<strong>to</strong>r Silvester’s Strings for Dancing<br />
The “star” waltz Waltz<br />
Too many irons in <strong>the</strong> fire Quickstep<br />
Atacama SD Samba<br />
September song Slow foxtrot<br />
You moved right in Quickstep<br />
Summer evening SD Quick waltz<br />
Dipsy doodle Quickstep<br />
Cochabamba SD Samba<br />
Spring will be a little late this year Slow foxtrot<br />
A lovely way <strong>to</strong> spend an evening Quickstep<br />
Give me <strong>the</strong> stars Waltz<br />
Long ago (and far away) Slow foxtrot<br />
6S SC<br />
6S SC<br />
SS RN<br />
Underneath <strong>the</strong> Spanish stars<br />
I’ll keep you in my heart always<br />
(Adios Muchachos)<br />
RT FD<br />
On a cold and frosty morning<br />
MM JS<br />
On a little balcony in Spain<br />
SS DD<br />
Would you like <strong>to</strong> take a walk?<br />
Blue againSS DD MM TB<br />
; Them <strong>the</strong>re eyes<br />
SS JS<br />
Wedding bells are ringing for Sally<br />
RT CO’C<br />
Under <strong>the</strong> roofs of Paris<br />
RT TB<br />
Au revoir, pleasant dreams<br />
The laughing policeman (Laughing song)<br />
Recorded between 1925-31<br />
Stan Greening’s bands: RDB Raymond Dance Band, RT The Rhythmic Troubadours,<br />
SS The Society Serenaders, MM The Midnight Minstrels, LC Laughing Comedian with Orchestra<br />
Vocalists: RC Robert Carr, JT John Thorne, FD Fred Douglas, TB Tom Barratt, RN Richard Neller,<br />
JS Joe Sargent, DD Dan Donovan, CO’C Cavan O’Connor, CP Charles Penrose<br />
Heinzelmännchens Wachtparade (Noack)<br />
Aschenbrödels Brautzug (Dicker)<br />
Grossmütterchen op.20 (Langer)<br />
Der treue Harlekin (Heykens)<br />
Ich küsse deine Lippen (Rudolphe)<br />
Die Lo<strong>to</strong>sblume (Lincke arr Mikulicz)<br />
Du sollst der Kaiser meiner Seele sein (S<strong>to</strong>lz)<br />
Mondnacht am Rheinsberger See (von Blon)<br />
Hereinspaziert (Ziehrer)<br />
Wien du Stadt meiner Träume (Sieczynski)<br />
Wiener Zugvögel (Translateur)<br />
Frohsinn auf den Bergen (Fetrás)<br />
Sphärenklänge op.235 (Josef Strauss)<br />
CDEA 6152 Recorded between 1926-32<br />
CH with “Comedian Harmonists”<br />
CDEA 6151<br />
MAREK wEBER & HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
MUSICAlE • VOlUME 2<br />
LC CP<br />
RT TB<br />
“Die Geisha” – Potpourri Part 1: (Jones)<br />
Jack’s <strong>the</strong> boy; The amorous goldfish; Chin-chin<br />
Chinaman; Chon-kina; We’re going <strong>to</strong> call on <strong>the</strong><br />
Marquis; Opening chorus, Act 2<br />
“Die Geisha” – Potpourri Part 2: (Jones)<br />
Toy monkey; Star of my soul; Jolly young jacks; The<br />
jewel of Asia; Love, love!<br />
“Polnische Wirtschaft” – Potpourri Part 1<br />
(Gilbert arr Dostal)<br />
“Polnische Wirtschaft” – Potpourri Part 2<br />
(Gilbert arr Dostal)<br />
“Vindobona” (Wiener volksmusik) Part 1 (Leopold)<br />
“Vindobona” (Wiener volksmusik) Part 2 (Leopold)<br />
“Blume von Hawaii” Potpourri Part 1 CH (Abraham)<br />
“Blume von Hawaii” Potpourri Part 2 CH (Abraham)
KEITH MANSFIElD<br />
NIGHT BIRD<br />
AMPHONIC ARCHIVES • CDSMl 8438<br />
The original LP AMPS 123 (1979) STEREO<br />
Night Bird (Mansfield)<br />
Making <strong>the</strong> Cut (Mansfield)<br />
Gladia<strong>to</strong>r (Mansfield)<br />
Don’t Call Collect (Mansfield)<br />
Asleep in Your Shadow (Mansfield)<br />
Stumbleweed (Mansfield)<br />
Thunderfoot (Mansfield)<br />
PROMISES<br />
The original LP ZDA 36 (1965) STEREO<br />
CDSMl 8435<br />
Vocalist:<br />
BIDDU<br />
CBS/EPIC ARCHIVES<br />
FUTURISTIC JOURNEY & EASTERN MAN<br />
JLJackie Lee<br />
MICHAEl GARRICK SEXTET<br />
ARGO ARCHIVES<br />
PROMISES<br />
Promises (Garrick)<br />
Parting is Such (Garrick)<br />
I’ve Got Rhythm (Gershwin arr Garrick) trio only*<br />
A Thing of Beauty (Garrick) trio only*<br />
Merlin <strong>the</strong> Wizard (Garrick)<br />
JOHNNY KEATING<br />
& HIS ORCHESTRA<br />
ROBBERY – THE ORIGINAl<br />
FIlM SOUND TRACK<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • CDSMl 8439<br />
The original LP SKL 4892 (1967) STEREO<br />
Born <strong>to</strong> Lose (Keating; Scott) JL<br />
Diamond Robbery (Keating)<br />
Accident (Keating)<br />
Kate’s Theme (Keating)<br />
Robbery! (Keating)<br />
Breaking in<strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Mail Van (Keating)<br />
Robinson – Portrait of a Loser (Keating)<br />
Passing <strong>the</strong> Mail Bags (Keating)<br />
Gang’s Arrest (Keating)<br />
Paul’s Goodbye and Main Theme<br />
(Keating; Scott) JL<br />
FUTURISTIC JOURNEY<br />
The original LP EPC 82497 (1978) STEREO<br />
Futuristic Journey (Biddu; Shury; Roker)<br />
Journey <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Moon (Biddu)<br />
Journey <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Sun (Biddu)<br />
Journey in<strong>to</strong> Ecstasy (Biddu)<br />
Eastern Journey (Biddu)<br />
Blacker <strong>the</strong> Berry (Sweeter <strong>the</strong> Juice) (Biddu)<br />
James Bond Disco Theme<br />
(Journey in<strong>to</strong> Fantasy) (M. Norman)<br />
Un Homme et une Femme<br />
(A Man and a Woman) (F. Lai; P. Barouh)<br />
Unfinished Journey (Biddu)<br />
Second Coming (Garrick)<br />
Requiem (Garrick)<br />
Leprechaun Leap (Garrick)<br />
Portrait of a Young Lady (Garrick)<br />
Song by <strong>the</strong> Sea (Garrick) trio only*<br />
Michael Garrick Sextet:<br />
Michael Garrick (piano); Joe Harriott (al<strong>to</strong>-sax); Ian Carr (trumpet, flügelhorn); Tony Coe<br />
(tenor sax, clarinet); Coleridge Goode and *Dave Green (bass); Colin Barnes (drums)<br />
MARIO CASTRO-NEVES<br />
BRAzIlIAN MOOD<br />
DECCA ARCHIVES • CDSMl 8443<br />
The original LP PFS 4294 (1974) STEREO<br />
Xaxado Blues (Castro-Neves)<br />
Watch What Happens (Legrand; Gimbel)<br />
The Whole Mess (Castro-Neves)<br />
The Look of Love (Bacharach; David)<br />
Macumba Mood (Castro-Neves)<br />
Loud and Clear (Castro-Neves)<br />
Hold My Hand (M & H Castro-Neves)<br />
Helena and I (Castro-Neves)<br />
Wave (Jobim)<br />
Call Me Up (Castro-Neves)<br />
EASTERN MAN<br />
The original LP EPC 81620 (1977) STEREO<br />
Girl You’ll be a Woman Soon<br />
(N. Diamond arr G. Shury; Biddu)<br />
Nirvana (Biddu arr M. Moran; Biddu)<br />
Spring (N. Helms; K. Hirsch arr G. Shury; Biddu)<br />
Changing World<br />
(Biddu; M. Moran arr M. Moran; Biddu)<br />
Lovers’ Serenade (T. Fraser arr G. Shury; Biddu)<br />
Funky Tropical (L. Vanderbilt arr G. Shury; Biddu)<br />
King Kong (Biddu; P. Williams arr P. Williams; Biddu)<br />
Puer<strong>to</strong> Rico (M. Bur<strong>to</strong>n arr M. Moran; Biddu)<br />
Boogiethon (Biddu arr P. Williams; Biddu)<br />
CDSMl 8440<br />
DAVID lINDUP & THE BIG BAND<br />
KPM ARCHIVES<br />
wHEN THE SAINTS GO & BIG BANDS AT KPM 1967-75<br />
wHEN THE SAINTS GO<br />
The original LP AR 1021 (1970) STEREO<br />
The Killing of Bro<strong>the</strong>r Dragon<br />
(aka The Zodiac) (all Lindup) Full-length version<br />
The Italian Girl<br />
11,000 Maids Unwary<br />
Sanguine Phenomenon<br />
The Visionary<br />
Bolt from <strong>the</strong> Blue<br />
The Talisman<br />
Dutiful Duenna<br />
To Hounds<br />
Dance for <strong>the</strong> King of France<br />
(aka French Kick) First time on CD in stereo<br />
Full Circle<br />
When <strong>the</strong> Saints Go<br />
JOHNNY AlMOND MUSIC MACHINE<br />
DERAM ARCHIVES • HOllYwOOD BlUES<br />
BIG BANDS AT KPM 1967-75 STEREO, EXCEPT*<br />
All Systems Go* (Dale) KPM 1017 ‘Impact and Action’ (1967);<br />
A Reasonable Amount of Sanity (Pearson) KPM 1035<br />
‘Underscore’ (1968); Motion Underscore (Pearson) KPM 1035<br />
‘Underscore’ (1968); Tongue Tied (Dale) KPM 1038 ‘Flamboyant<br />
Themes Vol.2’ (1968); Huckleberry Fine (Dale) KPM 1041<br />
‘Flamboyant Themes Vol.3’ (1969); Early Bird (Wheeler) KPM<br />
1056 ‘Underscore Vol.2’ (1970); City Sequence (Wheeler)<br />
KPM 1056 ‘Underscore Vol.2’ (1970); Behind <strong>the</strong> Scene<br />
(Mansfield) KPM 1061 ‘Impact and Action Vol.2’ (1970); The<br />
Fast Machine (Lindup) KPM 1110 ‘Life is for Living’ (1972); Hot<br />
Property (Mansfield) KPM 1124 ‘Big Business/Wind of Change’<br />
(1973); Man with a Mission (Mansfield) KPM 1136 ‘Industrial<br />
Panorama’ (1974); Fisticuffs (Johnson) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’<br />
(1975); Grand Slam (Lindup) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’ (1975);<br />
38 Calibre Cut (Doerschuk) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’ (1975);<br />
Grand Central (Doerschuk) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’ (1975)<br />
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CDSMl 8441<br />
CDSMl 8444<br />
KPM & CONROY RECORDED MUSIC lIBRARIES<br />
SOUNDS OF THE TIMES (1970-77) • STEREO<br />
Soul for Sale (Keith Mansfield) KPM 1063<br />
‘Contemporary Colour’ (1970); Block Buster (Johnny<br />
Pearson) KPM 1094 ‘Accent on Percussion/<br />
Construction in Jazz’ (1971); Locomotion (Dave Gold)<br />
KPM 1122 ‘Move with <strong>the</strong> Times’ (1973); Traffic (Alan<br />
Hawkshaw) KPM 1122 ‘Move with <strong>the</strong> Times’ (1973)<br />
Tycoon (Keith Mansfield) KPM 1124 ‘Big Business/<br />
Wind of Change’ (1973); Short Cut (James Clarke)<br />
KPM 1131 ‘The Trendsetters’ (1973); Heavy Traffic<br />
(John Cameron) KPM 1131 ‘The Trendsetters’ (1973)<br />
Speculation (David Lindup) KPM 1156 ‘Metropolis’<br />
(1975); Vegas <strong>to</strong> L.A. (Dick Doerschuk) KPM<br />
1158 ‘Flamboyant Themes Vol.5’ (1975); Before<br />
Summer Ends (Keith Mansfield) Conroy BMLP 145<br />
‘New Dimension’ (1976); Tough Assignment (Chris<br />
Gunning) KPM 1171 ‘Impact’ (1976); Challenger (Alan<br />
Hawkshaw) KPM 1170 ‘Sounds of <strong>the</strong> Times’ (1975)<br />
Head in <strong>the</strong> Clouds (Johnny Pearson) KPM 1174<br />
‘Amusement’ (1976)<br />
HOllYwOOD BlUES<br />
The original LP SML 1057 (1970) STEREO<br />
It’s <strong>the</strong> Water (Almond)<br />
soloist: Charles Kynard; Johnny Almond & Hadley<br />
Caliman (alternating on tenor saxes); Charles Kynard;<br />
Joe Pass<br />
Funkville U.S.A. (Fea<strong>the</strong>r)<br />
Joe Pass; Hadley Caliman (flute); Charles Kynard;<br />
Johnny Almond (flute); coda by Almond<br />
Agadir Sunset (Almond; Bellinger)<br />
Johnny Almond (vibes); Curtis Amy (tenor sax);<br />
Charles Kynard<br />
Blues for Helen (Almond)<br />
Johnny Almond (al<strong>to</strong> sax) introduction and first two<br />
choruses; Vi Redd; Joe Harris; Vi Redd; Charles<br />
Kynard; Joe Pass; Johnny Almond<br />
TROPPO<br />
The original LP ZDA 163 (1974) STEREO<br />
Troppo! (Garrick; Green)<br />
To Henry, A Son (Garrick)<br />
Lime Blossom (Garrick; Wins<strong>to</strong>ne)<br />
Breezin’ (Keith Mansfield) KPM 1188 ‘Contempo’<br />
(1976); Flight of <strong>the</strong> Phoenix (John Scott) KPM 1172<br />
‘Visual Impact’ (1976); A Day in <strong>the</strong> Life (Steve Gray)<br />
KPM 1174 ‘Amusement’ (1976); String Boogie (Brian<br />
Bennett/Alan Hawkshaw) KPM 1179 ‘Orchestral<br />
Contrasts’ (1976); Speedway (Nick Ingman) KPM 1189<br />
‘Distinctive Themes/Race <strong>to</strong> Achievement’ (1976)<br />
The Double Take (Steve Gray) KPM 1174 ‘Amusement’<br />
(1976); Tenderly Yours (James Clarke) KPM 1180<br />
‘Tender Emotions’ (1976); Groovy Move (Keith<br />
Mansfield) Conroy BMLP 145 ‘New Dimension’ (1976)<br />
Soul Foot Strut (Dave Gold) KPM 1194 ‘Big City Suite/<br />
Jingle Jangle Jingles’ (1977); Bright Lights (Dave Gold)<br />
KPM 1194 ‘Big City Suite/Jingle Jangle Jingles’ (1977)<br />
Gospel Truth (Keith Mansfield) Conroy BMLP 145 ‘New<br />
Dimension’ (1976); Funky Finale (Dave Gold) KPM<br />
1194 ‘Big City Suite/Jingle Jangle Jingles’ (1977)<br />
CDSMl 8442<br />
MICHAEl GARRICK<br />
ARGO ARCHIVES • TROPPO<br />
Hot Rod (Charles)<br />
Johnny Almond & Curtis Amy (alternating on tenor<br />
saxes); Charles Kynard<br />
Slipping Easy (Almond)<br />
Johnny Almond (tenor sax); Curtis Amy (tenor sax);<br />
Johnny Almond (al<strong>to</strong> flute); Curtis Amy (soprano sax)<br />
Kwei Ying Fu (Almond)<br />
Johnny Almond (Hammond organ)<br />
Perdido (Tizol; Lenk; Drake) Vi Redd, release and<br />
first chorus; Johnny Almond (al<strong>to</strong> sax); Charles Kynard;<br />
Vi Redd; Joe Pass; Joe Harris; Ray Neapolitan<br />
Sons of Art (Garrick)<br />
Fellow Feeling (Garrick)<br />
Over<strong>to</strong>nes of a Forgotten Music (Garrick)<br />
Personnel:<br />
Norma Wins<strong>to</strong>ne (vocals); Michael Garrick (piano, Fender piano, Hohner piano);<br />
Henry Low<strong>the</strong>r (trumpet, flügelhorn, violin); Art Themen (flute, soprano, tenor); Don Rendell<br />
(flute, soprano, tenor); Dave Green (bass); Coleridge Goode (bass); Trevor Tomkins (drums)<br />
(Don Rendell does not play on Lime Blossom and Over<strong>to</strong>nes of a Forgotten Music;<br />
Coleridge Goode plays on Fellow Feeling only)<br />
CDSMl 8445
CDEA 6146<br />
billy mayerl A MISCELLANY FOR SOLO PIANO<br />
Leprechaun’s Leap (1940)<br />
Meadowsweet from In My Garden:<br />
Summertime (1947)<br />
Alpine Bluebell from In My Garden:<br />
Summertime (1947)<br />
Amber Leaves from In My Garden:<br />
Autumntime (1946)<br />
6am – The Milkman: Scherzo<br />
from Three Syncopated Rambles (1933)<br />
Postman’s Knock (1951)<br />
Ladybird Lullaby from Insect Oddities (1940)<br />
Praying Mantis from Insect Oddities (1940)<br />
Beguine Impromptu (1952)<br />
Pas<strong>to</strong>ral from Three Contrasts op.24 (1929)<br />
Minuet for Pamela (1945)<br />
April’s Fool (1945)<br />
Weeping Willow: An Idylle (1932)<br />
Antiquary from Piano Exaggerations (1926)<br />
Siberian Lament (1934)<br />
From a Spanish Lattice:<br />
A Sou<strong>the</strong>rn Tone Picture (1938)<br />
Clowning from The Big Top (1948)<br />
Entrance of <strong>the</strong> Trick Cyclists<br />
from The Big Top (1948)<br />
Trapeze from The Big Top (1948)<br />
The Forgotten Forest: A Poem (1945)<br />
The Cherry Dance<br />
from Three Japanese Pictures op.25 (1931)<br />
Song of <strong>the</strong> Fir-tree: A Swedish Impression (1938)<br />
Jill all Alone (1955); Phil <strong>the</strong> Fluter’s Ball (1938)<br />
Leslie De’Ath (piano)<br />
Recorded at Maureen Forrester Recital Hall, Faculty of Music, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo,<br />
Ontario, Canada, 24 November & 9 December 2007<br />
briTiSH liGHT mUSiC PremiereS VOLUME 5<br />
Roy Budd<br />
Tricolor Overture (1988)<br />
MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES<br />
BRITISH FIlMS SOUNDTRACKS 1937-57<br />
Music from <strong>the</strong> movies – march (Levy) (1937) Gaumont<br />
British Symphony conducted by Louis Levy<br />
Spitfire fugue (Wal<strong>to</strong>n) from film “The First of <strong>the</strong><br />
Few” (1942) with Laurance Turner (violin solo) Hallé<br />
Orchestra William Wal<strong>to</strong>n; Seascape (Parker) “Western<br />
Approaches” (1944) London Symphony Orchestra<br />
Muir Mathieson; Calypso music (Alwyn) “The Rake’s<br />
Progress” (1945) London Symphony Orchestra Muir<br />
Mathieson; The last walk (Williamson) “The Edge of<br />
<strong>the</strong> World” (1937) London Symphony Orchestra Muir<br />
Mathieson; Waltz in<strong>to</strong> jig (Greenwood) “Hungry Hill”<br />
(1946) London Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson<br />
Incidental music from “The Overlanders” (1946)<br />
(Ireland) London Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson<br />
Prelude from “49th Parallel” (1941) (Vaughan Williams)<br />
London Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson<br />
Theme music from “Cure for Love” (1949) (Alwyn)<br />
with Sidney Crook (piano solo) London Symphony<br />
Orchestra Muir Mathieson; Romance (Green) “The<br />
Magic Bow” (1946) with Reginald Leopold (violin solo)<br />
Music from <strong>the</strong> Movies Orchestra Louis Levy<br />
Francis Chagrin<br />
Aquarelles (Portraits of Five Children) (1950)<br />
Paul Carr<br />
Concer<strong>to</strong> for oboe & string orchestra (2007)<br />
Nicholas Daniel (solo oboe)<br />
Air for Strings (2006)<br />
Theme from “Es<strong>the</strong>r Waters” (1947) (Jacob) Royal<br />
Philharmonic Orchestra Muir Mathieson<br />
Derby Day 1886 (Jacob) “Es<strong>the</strong>r Waters” (1947) Royal<br />
Philharmonic Orchestra Muir Mathieson; London<br />
scene (Wilkinson) “The Weaker Sex” (1948) London<br />
Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson; Sleeping car<br />
train (Frankel) “Sleeping Car <strong>to</strong> Trieste” (1948) London<br />
Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson; Waltz from<br />
film “Sleeping Car <strong>to</strong> Trieste” (1948) (Frankel) London<br />
Symphony Orchestra Muir Mathieson; Dinner at Lady<br />
Datchett’s (Williamson) “Woman Hater” (1949) John<br />
Hollingsworth Royal Philharmonic Orchestra<br />
Joanna’s <strong>the</strong>me (Veale) “High Tide at Noon” (1957)<br />
Alec’s <strong>the</strong>me (Veale) “High Tide at Noon” (1957)<br />
Title music from “High Tide at Noon” (1957) (Veale)<br />
Title music from “The Spanish Gardener” (1956)<br />
(Veale); Theme and incidental music from “Yangtse<br />
Incident” (1957) (Lucas) Leigh<strong>to</strong>n Lucas; Incidental<br />
music from “The Loves of Joanna Godden” (1947)<br />
(Vaughan Williams) Philharmonia Orchestra Ernest<br />
Irving<br />
CDlX 7211<br />
Gavin Su<strong>the</strong>rland<br />
Clarinet Concer<strong>to</strong> (2003)<br />
Verity Butler (solo clarinet)<br />
Richard Addinsell<br />
Ring Round <strong>the</strong> Moon Suite (1949)<br />
CDlX 7209<br />
Recorded at Angel Studios, London, 16 March 2007, 10 July 2007, 7 January 2008 & 18 March 2008<br />
Royal Ballet Sinfonia Gavin Su<strong>the</strong>rland (conduc<strong>to</strong>r), Barry Wordsworth (conduc<strong>to</strong>r)<br />
Recorded at The Colosseum, Town Hall, Watford, 12 February 2008<br />
BBC Concert Orchestra Roderick Dunk (conduc<strong>to</strong>r)<br />
eriC CoaTeS SOUNd ANd VISION<br />
joHn wilSon & THe bbC ConCerT orCHeSTra<br />
ORCHESTRAl MUSIC<br />
MUSIC FOR VOICE AND ORCHESTRA<br />
Sound and Vision (ATV March) (1955)<br />
World premiere recordings<br />
From <strong>the</strong> Countryside (Suite) (1915): In <strong>the</strong><br />
in <strong>the</strong> composer’s orchestrations<br />
Meadows (Early Morning); Among <strong>the</strong> Poppies with Richard Edgar-Wilson (tenor):<br />
(Afternoon); At <strong>the</strong> Fair (Evening)<br />
The Mill O’ Dreams (Song Cycle) (1915): Back<br />
First complete recording<br />
o’ <strong>the</strong> Moon; Dream o’ Nights; The Man in <strong>the</strong><br />
Holborn (March) (1950)<br />
Moon; Blue Bells; Song of Summer (1943); Your<br />
Moresque (Dance Interlude) (1921)<br />
Name (1938)<br />
First complete recording<br />
Four Ways (Suite) (1928): Northwards: March;<br />
Southwards: Valse; Eastwards: Eastern Dance;<br />
Westwards: Rhythm<br />
Valse from The Three Bears (Phantasy) (1926)<br />
The Eighth Army (March) (1942)<br />
with Sir Thomas Allen (bari<strong>to</strong>ne):<br />
Green Hills of Somerset (1916); I Heard You<br />
Singing (1923); The Fairy Tales of Ireland (1918);<br />
Bird Songs at Eventide (1926)<br />
Recorded at The Colosseum, Town Hall, Watford, 16, 18-19 July & 19 September 2007<br />
BBC Concert Orchestra, John Wilson (conduc<strong>to</strong>r)<br />
Richard Edgar-Wilson (tenor), Sir Thomas Allen (bari<strong>to</strong>ne) CDlX 7198<br />
VOCAlION lTD PO BOX 609 wATFORD wD18 7YA ENGlAND T: (01923) 803 001 F: (01923) 803 002<br />
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