JANE MORGAN — What Now My Love? (1962) Vynil LP | FLAC (tracks), lossless

What Now My Love was to be the final album Jane Morgan recorded for Kapp Records, which had been her home for some six years. Her time had been relatively successful, resulting in a British chart topper in The Day The Rains Came and a US Top Ten hit in Fascination, but there were disagreements between singer and record company over the direction her career should pursue. This would therefore be an interesting album purely because of its status as her last for the label, but throw into the mix the production skills of Burt Bacharach and it takes on a different perspective altogether. What is especially revealing is that Burt, one of the best songwriters of his era, should contribute only one song to this ten track package, the remaining nine tracks being something of a delve into the romantic side of the great American songbook. It is either a missed opportunity (given Bacharachs later success with Dionne Warwick, for example) or an interesting stroll down memory lane, depending upon your viewpoint. Janes performance is never less than top notch, and the instrumental backdrops enable the whole album to show off to maximum advantage the fine qualities of each melody.
Tracklist :
1 Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry 3:50
 Cahn / Styne
2 Black Coffee 4:08
 Wegster / Burke
3 The End Of A Love Affair 3:26
Edward C. Reading
4 I'm A Fool To Want You 3:51
 Sinatra / Herron / Wolf
5 What Now My Love 2:41
 Sigman / Becaud
6 Goodbye 3:17
 Gordon Jenkins
7 It Never Entered My Mind 3:41
Rodgers / Hart
8 Look Look Away 2:43
 Rodgers / Hammerstein
9 Here's That Rainy Day 3:24
 Burke / Van Heusen
10 Waitin' For Charlie To Come Home 2:32
 Hilliard / Bacharach
Credits :
Orchestras Directed by Burt Bacharach & Peter Matz
Vocals - Jane Morgan

VARÈSE : The Complete Works (Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra · Asko Ensemble · Riccardo Chailly) 2CD (1998) FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Wonderfully performed by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Asko Ensemble, dir. Riccardo Chailly. At long last, the complete work of this brilliant composer, including the original version of "Amériques," as well as several previously unpublished works. The entire project was assembled with the assistance of composer Chou Wen-Chung, who had worked directly with Varèse. This massive undertaking includes the following works: "Tuning Up," "Amériques," "Arcana," "Poème Électronique," "Nocturnal," "Un Grand Sommeil Noir" (in both the original and orchestral versions),"Offrandes," "Hyperprism," "Octandre," "Intégrales," "Ecuatorial," "Ionisation," "Density 21.5," "Déserts," and "Dance for Burgess." Gene Tyranny
EDGAR VARESE (1883-1965)
1.1 *
Tuning Up 5:00
Score Editor [Reconstruction and editing by] – Chou Wen-chung
Amériques (Original Version) 24:38
Score Editor [Performing edition prepared from the original manuscript by] – Chou Wen-chung
24:38
Poème Électronique 8:02
Transferred By [Transfer from the original master by] – Kees Tazelaar, Konrad Boehmer
Arcana    18:22
Nocturnal 10:25
Score Editor [Edited and completed by] – Chou Wen-chung
Un Grand Sommeil Noir 4:08
Orchestrated By – Antony Beaumont
2.2 **
Un Grand Sommeil Noir (Original Version) 2:46
Piano – François Kerdoncuff
Soprano Vocals – Mireille Delunsch
Offrandes
Soprano Vocals – Sarah Leonard
Hyperprism 4:18
Score Editor [Revised by] – Richard Saks
Octandre
Score Editor [Revised and edited by] – Chou Wen-chung
Intégrales 10:18
Score Editor [Revised and edited by] – Chou Wen-chung
Ecuatorial 11:27
Bass Vocals – Kevin Deas
Score Editor [Corrections from the original manuscript by] – Chou Wen-chung
Ionisation    5:51
Density 21.5 4:05
Flute – Jacques Zoon
Déserts    
Dance For Burgess 1:48
Score Editor [Completed edition by] – Chou Wen-chung

Conductor – Riccardo Chailly
Orchestra – Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Ensemble – Asko Ensemble