Tracklist 1 :
Les Baxter And His Orchestra - South Pacific (1958)
1 There's Nothin' Like A Dame 2:42
2 Some Enchanted Evening 3:14
3 Happy Talk 2:20
4 A Cock-Eyed Optimist 2:38
5 I'm Gonna Was That Man Right Outta My Hair 1:48
6 Younger Than Springtime 2:20
7 A Wonderful Guy 2:07
8 Bali Hai 3:30
9 This Nearly Was Mine 2:35
10 Dites-Moi (Tell Me Why) 1:42
11 Honey Bun 2:04
12 Bloody Mary 3:24
Credits :
Arranged By, Conductor – Les Baxter
Artwork – Paul Gauguin
Written-By – Rodgers & Hammerstein
Les Baxter - African Jazz (1959)
13 Congo Train 2:41
14 Elephant Trail 3:09
15 Banana Boy 2:32
16 Safari 2:29
17 Mombassa After Midnight 2:08
18 Rain 2:36
19 Lost City 3:06
20 Walkin' Watusi 2:29
21 Ostritch Hunt 1:48
22 Cairo Bazaar 1:21
23 Junglelero 3:24
24 Balinese Bongos 1:59
Créditos
Composed By – Les Baxter
Orchestra – Les Baxter And His Orchestra
Producer – Voyle Gilmore
Tracklist 2 :
Les Baxter And His Orchestra – Jungle Jazz (1959)
1 Brazilia 2:04
2 Rain Forest 2:27
3 Papagayo 2:54
4 Amazon Falls 2:53
5 Coco 3:25
6 Carnival Merengue 2:54
7 Isle Of Cuba 3:19
8 Blue Jungle 3:15
9 Voodoo Dreams 3:01
10 One Thousand Cockatoos 2:30
11 Go Chango 3:15
12 Jungle Brava 2:29
Créditos
Composed By, Orchestrated By – Les Baxter
Producer – Voyle Gilmore
Tenor Saxophone, Alto Flute – Plas Johnson
Les Baxter And His Orchestra – Wild Guitars (1959)
13 Sabre Dance 2:40
Arranged By – Les Baxter
Written-By – Aram Khatchaturian
14 Maracangalha 1:51
Dorival Caymmi
15 Desilusao 1:47
16 Cabayo 2:08
Written-By – Les Baxter, Riz Ortolani
17 Piccolissima Serenata 2:29
Written-By – Amurri, Ferrio, Hourdeaux
18 My Buddy 2:34
Written-By – Gus Kahn, Walter Donaldson
19 Ritual Fire Dance 2:03
Written-By – Manuel De Falla
20 Brazilian Slave Song 1:59
Written-By – Lamartine Babo
21 Tell Me, Margarita 3:03
Written-By – Mariano Merceron
22 Mandolino 1:53
Written-By – Les Baxter, Riz Ortolani
23 Cubana Mulatta 2:33
Written-By – Les Baxter, Pepé Gamboa
24 Tico Tico 1:49
Written-By – Zequinha Abreu
Créditos
Guitar – Joe Carioca, Nestor Amaral
Guitar, Tres, Cavaquinho – Pepé Gamboa
Producer – Voyle Gilmore
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14.8.20
1.7.20
PAUL DESMOND - Skylark (1973-2003) RM / FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Moving over to the CTI label with Creed Taylor, Paul Desmond injects a bit of the 1970s into his sound, obtaining agreeable if not totally simpatico results. Here, the cool altoist is teamed with the progressive-slanted drumming of Jack DeJohnette (who might have been too busy a drummer for his taste), and Bob James' electric and acoustic pianos, with Ron Carter as the bass anchor, Gene Bertoncini on rhythm guitar, and, most interestingly, another individualist, Gabor Szabo, on solo electric guitar. For the first and only time, even taking into account the most inspired moments of Jim Hall, Desmond is not the most interesting soloist on his own record, for it is Szabo who most consistently draws you in with his mesmerizing incantations over vamps from the rhythm section. For those who missed it the first time, Desmond remakes "Take Ten" -- without the Middle Eastern elements -- "Romance de Amor" is eventually dominated by Szabo, and the inclusion of "Was a Sunny Day" proves that Desmond's involvement with the music of Paul Simon in 1970 was not a passing infatuation. Don Sebesky is credited with the "arrangements" but his orchestrating hand is not felt except for a single solo cello (George Ricci) in an adaptation of Purcell ("Music for a While"). It's a cautious change of pace for Desmond, although the fiercer context into which he was placed doesn't really fire his imagination. by Richard S. Ginell
Tracklist:
1 Take Ten 6:08
Paul Desmond
2 Romance de Amor 9:40
Traditional
3 Was a Sunny Day 4:52
Paul Simon
4 Music for a While 6:45
Henry Purcell
5 Skylark 5:21
Hoagy Carmichael / Johnny Mercer
6 Indian Summer 4:00
Al Dubin / Victor Herbert
7 Music for a While 5:56
Henry Purcell
8 Skylark 5:39
Hoagy Carmichael / Johnny Mercer
9 Indian Summer 5:27
Al Dubin / Victor Herbert
Credits:
Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond
Arranged By, Supervised By – Don Sebesky
Bass – Ron Carter
Cello – George Ricci
Drums – Jack DeJohnette
Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder
Guitar – Gene Bertoncini
Guitar, Soloist [All Solos] – Gabor Szabo
Percussion – Ralph MacDonald
Piano, Electric Piano – Bob James
Producer – Creed Taylor

15.4.20
ANNETTE WARREN - There's a Man in My Life! (plus Selected Rarities) 2015 / FLAC (tracks), lossless

Of all the secret singing stars of Hollywood -that is, those unheralded but talented vocalists who helped make so many actors appear to shine in movie musicals one of the most versatile and vivacious was undoubtedly Annette Warren, an accomplished pianist and song stylist, born in Cleveland in 1922, who is best remembered today for her vocal performances of Bill and Cant Help Lovin That Man in the 1951 film version of Show Boat with Ava Gardner.
This extensive compilation of her early work (1945-1957) includes all of her early Brick Fleagle and Phil Moore recordings, rare soundtrack and broadcast performances and several singles including the infamous Starland sessions, historically interesting because of the jazz artists involved, but even more importantly because they brought Annette together for the first time with pianist Paul Smith, who would later become the most important figure in her life.
Also featured is Annette's complete critically-acclaimed 1957 album, There's a Man in My Life!, a jewel that has been newly polished in digital sound and showcases Annette Warrens vocal artistry at its very best. "As a singer, Annette Warren can do no wrong, said Steve Allen. She has a full, rich, womanly tone which brings warmth and clarity to anything she sings." web
Tracklist 1:
1. Shufflin' Shoes
2. Night Wind
3. Frost on the Moon
4. Swamp Mist
5. Am I Blue?
6. Lots of Luck to You
7. How High the Moon
8. Falling In Love Again (Can't Help It)
9. Oh, Won't You Please Come Back to Poor Me
10. Good for Nothing
11. What'll I Do
12. I Never Knew
13. Call Me Darling
14. Down by the O-Hi-O
15. Honda Hula
16. A Guitar Has Played Its Last Love Song
17. Could They Be Teardrops
18. When Maple Leaves Are Red
19. Let's Go Out to the Movies
20. Gone
21. Mister Kemp Say
22. In My Heart
23. Why Don't You Act Like a Caveman
24. Beside the Hondo
25. Tell Me You're Glad That I'm Sorry
26. I Found the Old Wishing Well
27. Sunrise Darling
28. When It's Nighttime, It's Lovetime
29. Sweetheart of the Hills
30. It Was Wonderful
Tracklist 2:
1. Tame Me
2. Circle
3. I'm a Puppet on the Strings of Love
4. My Boy
5. Take His Hand
6. The Right Kind of Love
7. There's a Man in My Life
8. A Little at a Time
9. If You Go (Si Tu Partais)
10. More Than You Know
11. Year After Year
12. Warm All Over
13. Suddenly It's Spring
14. What Does It Matter?
15. Dearly Beloved
16. Wrong Joe
17. When I'm with You
18. Out of this World
Bonus Tracks:
19. Empty Arms
20. Having a Wonderful Dream
21. Meetcha Round the Corner 1:35
22. Cant Help Lovin That Man
23. Bill
24. My Buddy
25. Stormy Weather 3:20
26. Old Fashioned Love 2:04
27. Fatima from Argentina
28. The Honda Hula
29. Am I Blue / Interview / I Concentrate On You

16.3.20
THE FOUR FRESHMEN - The Complete Capitol Four Freshmen Fifties Sessions (2000) 9CD / FLAC (tracks), lossless
Who better than the connoisseurs at Mosaic records to properly document the legacy of pop vocal pioneers the Four Freshmen? Superior sound as well as booklets that are equally as informative as they are visually striking herald the label's long-standing commitment to quality. This nine-disc retrospective contains all 14 Four Freshmen long-players cut for Capitol records during the '50s, as well as the quartet's contributions to Stan Kenton's Popular Favorites and Road Show albums. The set commences with a five-song demo cut in New York City at the behest of Capitol in April of 1950. The remainder of discs one through three compile the singles and EPs that would eventually be reconfigured and re-released as Voices in Modern and Freshman Favorites, Vols. 1 & 2. Scattered chronologically throughout these three discs are five tracks issued only on 45, with another 17 that remained previously unissued altogether. Discs four through eight contain the concept albums that ultimately became one of the Four Freshmen's most distinctive trademarks. Each featured the quartet with an eclectic variety of musical soundscapes and accompaniments. Included are: ... And Five Trombones, ... And Five Trumpets (featuring four additional bonus tracks), ... And Five Saxes, Voices in Latin (with one additional bonus track), Voices in Love, Love Lost, ... And Five Guitars, Voices and Brass, First Affair, and The Freshman Year. The final disc showcases the Four Freshmen in two different performance environments. The first was originally issued as In Person and includes four bonus tracks. The second is the quartet's sizable contributions to Stan Kenton's Road Show album. A particular highlight is Kenton's orchestral accompaniment on "Day In, Day Out," "Angel Eyes," and "September Song." The latter is also a bonus track featuring vocalist June Christy, who shared the bill with Kenton and the Four Freshmen. The Complete Capitol Four Freshmen Fifties Sessions box set is limited to an edition of 3,500 copies and available mostly at independent CD dealers or online at www.mosaicrecords.com. by Lindsay Planer
12.10.19
ERIC GALE - Forecast (1973) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless
Eric Gale's 1973 Forecast album on the Kudu label is one of his most varied texturally. Produced by Kudu label boss Creed Taylor, the rhythm tracks were arranged by Gale, and the horns and strings by Bob James. Taylor surrounded Gale with the cream-of-the-crop of the current session players: jazz's most soulful drummer, Idris Muhammad, was in the house for most of the album, and Rick Marotta filled out the rest. Saxophonists included Joe Farrell, Pepper Adams, and Jerry Dodgion (an underrated ace who made his name with Curtis Amy on his Pacific jazz sides in the early '60s), and trumpeters included Randy Brecker and Jon Faddis. Hubert Laws and George Marge sat in the flute chairs, and James played piano and synths. Gale, for his part, was blended into a meticulously arranged and gorgeously orchestrated set of mixed tempo originals, and a pair of carefully chosen covers: "Killing Me Softly," by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel, and Antonio Carlos Jobim's and Aloysio de Oliviera's deeply moving "Dindi." Gale's single string lines bite harder than some of the Brazilian counterparts, but because his blues inflection is so pronounced against the lush strings, keyboards, and horns, it works wonderfully. Gale's own grooved out "Cleopatra," and the otherworldly funk and blues feel of "White Moth," are just off-kilter enough to add a labyrinthine dimension to the album. Gale was a tear when he was on Kudu, and this album is the first example of his particular brand of street tough yet bedroom romantic soul-jazz for the label. by Thom Jurek
Tracklist:
1 Killing Me Softly with His Song 3:37
Charles Fox / Norman Gimbel
2 Cleopatra 4:50
Eric Gale
3 Dindi 7:21
Antônio Carlos Jobim / Aloysio de Oliveira
4 White Moth 5:57
Eric Gale
5 Tonsue Corte 4:18
Eric Gale
6 Forecast 7:48
Eric Gale
Credits:
Arranged By [Rhythm Section], Guitar – Eric Gale
Arranged By [Stings & Horns], Piano, Organ, Percussion [Bass Marimba], Synthesizer – Bob James
Baritone Saxophone – Pepper Adams
Cello – George Ricci, Seymour Barab
Congas, Percussion – Ralph MacDonald
Congas, Tambourine – Arthur Jenkins
Drums – Idris Muhammad, Rick Marotta
Electric Bass – Gordon Edwards
Electric Bass – Bill Salter
Flute, Piccolo Flute – Hubert Laws
Tenor Saxophone – Joe Farrell
Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Jerry Dodgion
Tenor Saxophone, Flute – George Marge
Trombone – Alan Ralph, Garnett Brown, Tony Studd
Trumpet – John Frosk, Jon Faddis, Marvin Stamm, Randy Brecker, Victor Paz
Tracklist:
1 Killing Me Softly with His Song 3:37
Charles Fox / Norman Gimbel
2 Cleopatra 4:50
Eric Gale
3 Dindi 7:21
Antônio Carlos Jobim / Aloysio de Oliveira
4 White Moth 5:57
Eric Gale
5 Tonsue Corte 4:18
Eric Gale
6 Forecast 7:48
Eric Gale
Credits:
Arranged By [Rhythm Section], Guitar – Eric Gale
Arranged By [Stings & Horns], Piano, Organ, Percussion [Bass Marimba], Synthesizer – Bob James
Baritone Saxophone – Pepper Adams
Cello – George Ricci, Seymour Barab
Congas, Percussion – Ralph MacDonald
Congas, Tambourine – Arthur Jenkins
Drums – Idris Muhammad, Rick Marotta
Electric Bass – Gordon Edwards
Electric Bass – Bill Salter
Flute, Piccolo Flute – Hubert Laws
Tenor Saxophone – Joe Farrell
Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Jerry Dodgion
Tenor Saxophone, Flute – George Marge
Trombone – Alan Ralph, Garnett Brown, Tony Studd
Trumpet – John Frosk, Jon Faddis, Marvin Stamm, Randy Brecker, Victor Paz
16.4.19
HERB ALPERT'S TIJUANA BRASS - Whipped Cream & Other Delights [1965] A&M / LP [24-96] FLAC
Building upon South of the Border's (1964) Top Ten success, Herb Alpert dismissed the contingency of Los Angeles-based studio instrumental all-stars, which he had christened the Tijuana Brass. Because there was enough demand for live dates, just like a musical Gepetto, Alpert formed a real Tijuana Brass. The bandleader/trumpeter was joined by Tonni Kalash (trumpet), Robert Edmondson (trombone), Pat Senatore (bass), John Pisano (guitars), Lou Pagani (piano), and Nick Ceroli (drums). Ostensibly, the personnel wasn't a primary consideration as Alpert and company had already begun making serious inroads on the pop music scene. Not bad, considering the market was being heavily infiltrated, if not practically dominated by the British Invasion. With Whipped Cream & Other Delights (1965), they would take that momentum to new heights -- including three Grammy Awards alone for the update of the Bobby Scott and Ric Marlow-penned theme to Shelagh Delaney's play of the same name, "A Taste of Honey." The remainder of the material on the dozen-song album was chosen with food as the underlying thematic motif. Sol Lake -- who provided Alpert "The Lonely Bull" and "Mexican Shuffle" returns, and this time he has custom-made the upbeat and, above all, catchy trio of "Green Peppers," "Bittersweet Samba," and "El Garbanzo." Allen Toussaint's title composition "Whipped Cream" garnered significant attention, but not as a chart hit. Rather, it could be heard as bachelorettes were being introduced on ABC-TV's The Dating Game. Early in the series run, additional Alpert offerings were also incorporated as incidental music: "Spanish Flea," as the bachelors were being announced, "Lollipops and Roses," when the lucky winners were being told where they would be spending their date, and both "Ladyfingers" and "Lemon Tree" were in rotation as contestants mulled over their answers. [After several poor analog-to-CD transfers in the '80s and '90s, Whipped Cream & Other Delights was reissued as part of Shout! Factory's Herb Alpert Signature Series and boasts remarkably improved sound.] by Lindsay Planer
Tracklist:
A1 A Taste Of Honey 2:43
Written-By – Scott, Marlow
A2 Green Peppers 1:31
Written-By – Sol Lake
A3 Tangerine 2:46
Written-By – Mercer, Shertinzer
A4 Bittersweet Samba 1:46
Written-By – Sol Lake
A5 Lemon Tree 2:23
Written-By – Will Holt
A6 Whipped Cream 2:33
Written-By – Naomi Neville
B1 Love Potion No. 9 3:02
Written-By – Leiber-Stoller
B2 El Garbanzo 2:13
Written-By – Sol Lake
B3 Ladyfingers 2:43
Written-By – Toots Thielmans
B4 Butterball 2:12
Written-By – MikeHenderson
B5 Peanuts 2:09
Written-By – Luis Guerrero
B6 Lollipops And Roses 2:27
Written-By – Tony Velona
Tracklist:
A1 A Taste Of Honey 2:43
Written-By – Scott, Marlow
A2 Green Peppers 1:31
Written-By – Sol Lake
A3 Tangerine 2:46
Written-By – Mercer, Shertinzer
A4 Bittersweet Samba 1:46
Written-By – Sol Lake
A5 Lemon Tree 2:23
Written-By – Will Holt
A6 Whipped Cream 2:33
Written-By – Naomi Neville
B1 Love Potion No. 9 3:02
Written-By – Leiber-Stoller
B2 El Garbanzo 2:13
Written-By – Sol Lake
B3 Ladyfingers 2:43
Written-By – Toots Thielmans
B4 Butterball 2:12
Written-By – MikeHenderson
B5 Peanuts 2:09
Written-By – Luis Guerrero
B6 Lollipops And Roses 2:27
Written-By – Tony Velona
Personnel:
– Herb Alpert - trumpet & arranged
And The Tijuana Brass:
– Tonni Kalash - trumpet
– Bob Edmondson - trombone
– John Pisano - guitar
– Lou Pagani - piano
– Pat Senatore - bass
– Nick Ceroli - drums
HERB ALPERT'S TIJUANA BRASS - Whipped Cream & Other Delights
[1965] A&M / LP US MONO [24-96] FLAC
O Púbis da Rosa
1.1.19
ERIC GALE - Touch of Silk [1980] SICP / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless
In 1980, guitarist and composer Eric Gale came off the commercial success of 1979's Part of You (produced by Ralph MacDonald) and didn't do the obvious thing. Rather than make another record that swung for the smooth jazz fences, he made a darker, deeper, funkier, and bluesier album with legendary New Orleans producer Allen Toussaint. The sessions included the cream of the Crescent City's jazz-funk crop as well as mates Charlie Earland, Grover Washington, Jr., and Idris Muhammad, three of soul-jazz's greatest lights -- with special guest Arthur Blythe on the Charlie Parker nugget "Au Privave" as a curve ball. Toussaint wrote four of the album's seven tracks, and they range from the murky blue soul-jazz of "You Got My Life in Your Hands" to the sweet, boudoir-perfect urban-styled title track. Gale is a consummate soloist, full of lilting and biting grooves, with stunning phrasing that maximizes the rhythmic effect of his high strings (such as on "War Paint"), and he never plays an extra note. The beautiful ballad "With You I'm Born Again" has Washington playing some of his most haunting soprano, and the wildly funked-up "Au Privave," a holdover from the bop generation that keeps its original flavor despite the three-instrument front line of Earland's B-3, Blythe's alto, and Gale's chunky bottom strings (which are accented in his comping through the changes), is nothing short of astonishing. This is one of the great versions of the tune, especially in this modern context, and offers solid proof of Gale's bebop roots. This is an even better side available in the U.S., but only as an expensive Japanese import. by Thom Jurek
Tracklist:1 You Got My Life in Your Hands 4:47
Allen Toussaint
2 Touch of Silk 5:08
Allen Toussaint
3 War Paint 4:24
Allen Toussaint
4 Once in a Smile 4:38
Allen Toussaint
5 With You I'm Born Again 6:35
David Shire
6 Au Privave 8:44
Charlie Parker
7 Live to Love 4:46
Allen Toussaint
Credits
Bass – David Barard
Drums – Idris Muhammad (tracks: 5, 6), James Black
Guitar – Eric Gale
Keyboards – Allen R. Toussaint, Robert Dabon (tracks: 4)
Organ – Charles Earland (tracks: 5, 6)
Percussion – Kenneth Williams
Saxophone – Arthur Blythe (tracks: 6), Gary Brown (tracks: 1), Grover Washington, Jr. (tracks: 5), Harold Vick (tracks: 6)
ERIC GALE - Touch of Silk [1980]
RE Blu-spec [2009] SICP / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless
O Púbis da Rosa
13.9.18
BOOTS RANDOLPH - The Fantastic Boots Randolph [1966] LP [24-192] FLAC
Tracklist
A1 These Boots Are Made For Walking 2:41
Written-By – Hazlewood
A2 Windy And Warm 2:08
Written-By – J. Loudermilk
A3 His Latest Flame 2:00
Written-By – Shuman-Pomus
A4 King Of The Road 2:24
Written-By – R. Miller
A5 Lost Sinner 2:07
Written-By – R. Stevens
A6 Bordertown 2:30
Written-By – M. Garson
B1 Miss You 2:10
Written-By – Charles Tobias, Harry Tobias, Henry Tobias
B2 Baby Go To Sleep 2:15
Written-By – B. Empson
B3 Theme From A Dream 2:14
Written-By – B. Bryant
B4 I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen 2:29
Arranged By – B. Randolph
B5 Honey In Your Heart 2:12
Written-By – C. Walker
B6 Gone 2:36
Written-By – S. Rogers
Credits
Saxophone – Boots Randolph
A1 These Boots Are Made For Walking 2:41
Written-By – Hazlewood
A2 Windy And Warm 2:08
Written-By – J. Loudermilk
A3 His Latest Flame 2:00
Written-By – Shuman-Pomus
A4 King Of The Road 2:24
Written-By – R. Miller
A5 Lost Sinner 2:07
Written-By – R. Stevens
A6 Bordertown 2:30
Written-By – M. Garson
B1 Miss You 2:10
Written-By – Charles Tobias, Harry Tobias, Henry Tobias
B2 Baby Go To Sleep 2:15
Written-By – B. Empson
B3 Theme From A Dream 2:14
Written-By – B. Bryant
B4 I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen 2:29
Arranged By – B. Randolph
B5 Honey In Your Heart 2:12
Written-By – C. Walker
B6 Gone 2:36
Written-By – S. Rogers
Credits
Saxophone – Boots Randolph
BOOTS RANDOLPH - The Fantastic Boots Randolph
[1966] Monument / LP [24bit-192khz] FLAC / scans
O Púbis da Rosa
12.1.18
ROSEMARY CLOONEY / PÉREZ PRADO A Touch of Tabasco [1960] RCA
On paper, this unlikely pairing of American popular vocalist Rosemary Clooney (who nearly defined the 1950s as a stylist) and Cuban percussionist and bandleader Pérez Prado seemed to be a disaster in the making. The end result is quite the opposite. Recorded during two sessions in July and August of 1959, this is simply one of the loveliest albums in either artist's catalog. The music is lively and colorful but retains Clooney's smooth and mellow character, and Prado's trademark arrangements and experiments with percussion, texture, and harmony. Apparently, Clooney had some trouble with pronunciation initially, but was coached by her husband, Puerto Rican actor Jose Ferrer (who wrote the original album's liner notes) and became a quick study. This merging of Latin and American standards is a tour de force that features some of the hottest session players in the biz including drummers Leo Acosta and Earl Palmer, as well as horn players Paul Horn and Ollie Mitchell. Highlights of the set include "Mack the Knife," "Sway," a pair of Cole Porter tunes -- "Bali Hai," and "You Do Something to Me" -- as well as highly original readings of "Corazon de Melon," "Cu-Cu-Rru-Cu-Cu Paloma," and "Adios." by Thom Jurek
Tracklist
1 Corazón De Melón (Watermelon Heart) 2:03
2 Like A Woman 2:03
3 I Only Have Eyes For You 2:08
4 Magic Is The Moonlight 2:36
5 In A Little Spanish Town 2:05
6 Sway 2:39
7 Mack The Knife 2:00
8 Bali Ha'i 2:27
9 You Do Something To Me 1:33
10 Cu-Cu-Rru-Cu-Cu Paloma 2:33
11 I Got Plenty Of Nuttin' 2:12
12 Adiós 2:14
13 In A Little Spanish Town 2:34
Tracklist
1 Corazón De Melón (Watermelon Heart) 2:03
2 Like A Woman 2:03
3 I Only Have Eyes For You 2:08
4 Magic Is The Moonlight 2:36
5 In A Little Spanish Town 2:05
6 Sway 2:39
7 Mack The Knife 2:00
8 Bali Ha'i 2:27
9 You Do Something To Me 1:33
10 Cu-Cu-Rru-Cu-Cu Paloma 2:33
11 I Got Plenty Of Nuttin' 2:12
12 Adiós 2:14
13 In A Little Spanish Town 2:34
ROSEMARY CLOONEY / PÉREZ PRADO - A Touch of Tabasco
[1960] RCA / CBR320 / scans
22.10.17
LAURINDO ALMEIDA - The Art of the Guitar from the Renaissance to Broadway [1969] CAPITOL [5LP] FLAC
Tracklist
Villa-Lobos: Music For The Spanish Guitar Part IA1 Etude No. 1 2:17
Written-By – Villa-Lobos
A2 Prelude No. 1 4:56
Written-By – Villa-Lobos
A3 Etude No. 8 3:04
Written-By – Villa-Lobos
A4 Chôro Typico 5:46
Written-By – Villa-Lobos
Villa-Lobos: Music For The Spanish Guitar Part II
B1 Etude No. 7 5:25Written-By – Villa-Lobos
B2 Prelude No. 5 3:31
Written-By – Villa-Lobos
B3 Prelude No. 3 5:55
Written-By – Villa-Lobos
B4 Schottish-Chôro From Suite Populaire Brasilienne 4:34
Written-By – Villa-Lobos

Duets With The Spanish Guitar Part I
C1 Entr' Acte 3:12
Written-By – Ibert
C2 Bachianas Brasiliera No. 5 5:56
Written-By – Villa-Lobos
C3 Ronde 1:58
Written-By – Emile Desportes
C4 Azulão 1:27
Written-By – Jayme Ovalle-Bandiera
C5 Prelude No. 15 (Raindrops) 2:15
Transcription By – Almeida, Written-By – Chopin
C6 O Cacador 1:46
Written-By – Almeida
C7 Pastorale Joyeuse 2:36
Written-By – Emile Desportes

Duets With The Spanish Guitar Part II
Tres Pontos De Santo, Op. 10 4:02
D1a Chario
Written-By – Jayme Ovalle
D1b Aruanda
Written-By – Jayme Ovalle
D1c Estrella Do Mar
Written-By – Jayme Ovalle
D2 Tambouriin 1:25
Transcription By – Almeida
Written-By – Gossec
D3 Boi Bumbá 1:34
Written-By – Vladimir Henrique
D4 Sicilienne 4:02
Transcription By – Almeida
Written-By – Faure
D5 Para Ninar 2:20
Written-By – Paurillo Barroso
D6 Piece En Forme De Habanera 2:44
Written-By – Ravel
D7 Maracatú 2:24
Written-By – Braga Ferreira

Broadway Solo Guitar Part I
E1 People 3:09
Written-By – Bob Merrill, Jule Styne
E2 My Funny Valentine 3:28
Written-By – R. Rodgers - L. Hart
E3 As Long As He Needs Me 2:18
Written-By – Lionel Bart
E4 I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face 2:38
Written-By – F. Loewe - A.J. Lerner
E5 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 2:48
Written-By – J. Kern, O. Harbach

Broadway Solo Guitar Part II
F1 Little Girl Blue 3:19
Written-By – R. Rodgers - L. Hart
F2 What Kind Of Fool Am I? 3:13
Written-By – A. Newley, L. Bricusse
F3 Was She Prettier Than I? 2:37
Written-By – Hugh Martin, Timothy Gray
F4 The Sound Of Music 3:41
Written-By – R. Rodgers - Oscar Hammerstein II
F5 The Most Beautiful Girl In The World 3:03
Written-By – R. Rodgers - L. Hart

For My True Love Part I
G1 Jota 3:12
Written-By – Falla
G2 Cancion 1:18
Written-By – Falla
G3 Polo 1:37
Written-By – Falla
G4 Pavanne, Op. 50 5:12
Transcription By – Almeida
Written-By – Faure
G5 Lass From The Low Country 2:49
Written-By – Traditional
G6 Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair 4:00
Written-By – Niles
G7 Galliard: Come Again, Sweet Love Doth Now Invite 4:03
Written-By – Dowland

For My True Love Part II
H1 Passarinho Esta Cantando 1:23
Written-By – Mignone
H2 Modinha 4:13
Written-By – Ovalle
H3 Prelude 1:25
Written-By – De Visee
H4 Au Bois Du Rossignolet (The Myrtle Bower) 2:00
Written-By – Traditional
H5 Plaisir D'amour 3:52
Written-By – Martini
H6 Gagliarda 1:10
Written-By – Galilei
H7 O Cassate Di Piagarmi 2:54
Written-By – A. Scarlatti
H8 Gigue 1:47
Written-By – Bach
H9 Bist Du Bei Mir 2:55
Written-By – Bach

A Man And A Woman Part I
I1 A Man And A Woman 2:20
Written-By – Lai, Keller, Barouh
I2 Call Me 3:03
Written-By – Tony Hatch
I3 Michelle 2:21
Written-By – John Lennon - Paul McCartney
I4 Bluesette 2:38
Written-By – G. Thielemans
I5 Here's That Rainy Day 3:24
Written-By – J. Burke - J. Van Heusen

A Man And A Woman Part II
J1 Secret Love 3:46
Written-By – P.F. Webster, S. Fain
J2 Distant Shores 3:34
Written-By – James Guercio
J3 Soft Mood 3:01
Written-By – Laurindo Almeida
J4 Goin' Out Of My Head 2:45
Written-By – B. Weinstein, T. Randazzo
J5 Mais Que Nada 2:12
Written-By – Jorge Ben

Credits
Flute – Martin Ruderman (tracks: C1 to D7, G1 to H9)
Guitar – Laurindo Almeida
Vocals [Vocalist] – Salli Terri (tracks: C1 to D7, G1 to H9)
LAURINDO ALMEIDA
The Art of the Guitar from the Renaissance to Broadway
CAPITOL [1969] 5LP / FLAC
1.10.17
NELSON RIDDLE - Sea of Dreams [1958] Capitol / LP / US [24-96] FLAC
Riddle was known as one of the best arranger for singers, and backed many of Capitol's vocalists, including Margaret Whiting, Dean Martin, Peggy Lee, and Frank Sinatra on his swinging albums ("Songs for Swingin' Lovers," "A Swingin' Affair," "Sinatra's Swing' Session") and others. Sinatra said, "Nelson had a fresh approach to orchestration and I made myself fit into what he was doing." Many consider these albums each man's best work. Riddle's own recordings from this period aimed for the same audience as Jackie Gleason, and other "mood music" artists, with titles like "Love Tide," "Sea of Dreams," and "Hey, Let Yourself Go."
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1. Out Of The Night
2. My Isle Of Golden Dreams
3. Tangi Tahiti
4. Dream
5. There's No You
6. Drifting And Dreaming
7. Easter Isle
8. Let's Fall In Love
9. Polka Dots And Moonbeams
10. Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)
11. Autumn Leaves
12. Sea Of Dreams
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HENRY MANCINI - The Pink Panther [Music From The Film Score] BMG / 1964
The Pink Panther is another fine, early-'60s soundtrack from Henry Mancini. The title track became one of his most recognizable themes and kicks off a pleasant program of dreamy lounge cuts and Latin-tinged numbers. As he did on many other movie/TV albums (Touch of Evil, Peter Gunn, etc.), Mancini also includes some noirish, big band numbers, like "The Tiber Twist" and the main title. Along with these up-tempo songs, he balances out the mostly light material with the solidly swinging mambos "The Village Inn," "Something for Sellers" (as in Peter Sellers, the movies' star), and "It Had Better Be Tonight" (co-written by frequent partner Johnny Mercer and something of a minor vocal hit upon its release). The program's highlights, though, come from the kind of sublime (some might say cheesy) ballads he usually included on his soundtracks; the after-hours jazz tune "Royal Blue" stands out in particular, with its tasteful string arrangement and glowing trumpet solo. This is a great title for fans of Mancini's lounge/soundtrack material, but those more into his jazz material should consider either his Peter Gunn or Combo soundtracks. [The 2001 reissue by Buddha includes several bonus tracks: "Return of the Pink Panther," "The Greatest Gift (Instrumental)," "Here's Looking at You Kid," and "Dreamy."] by Stephen Cook
Tracklist
The Pink Panther Theme 2:35
It Had Better Be Tonight
(Meglio Stasera) (Instrumental) 1:44
Royal Blue 3:09
Champagne And Quail 2:45
The Village Inn 2:34
The Tiber Twist 2:47
It Had Better Be Tonight
(Meglio Stasera) (Vocal) 1:56
Cortina 1:52
The Lonely Princess 2:25
Something For Sellers 2:45
Piano And Strings 2:34
Shades Of Sennett 1:22
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PENDERECKI — Orchestral Works Vol. 1 : Symphony No. 3 • Threnody (Antoni Wit) (2000) Two Version | WAV + FLAC (image+.tracks+.cue), lossless
The Polish composer, Krzysztof Penderecki, established a reputation as one of the most revolutionary composers of the 20th century, his earl...
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