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