A1 Spring Day
A2 Now She's Eighteen
A3 Montmartre
A4 Sorrento Sunset
A5 Daydream At Night
A6 Women Of Athens
B1 Steel Drum Serenade
B2 Cybele
B3 Lachayim
B4 Angelina
B5 Au Contraire
B6 Red's, White & Blue March
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01. Living Guitars - A1 Rock Around The Clock
02. Living Guitars - A2 Silouettes
03. Living Guitars - A3 Chantilly Lace
04. Living Guitars - A4 Little Darlin'
05. Living Guitars - A5 See You Later, Alligator
06. Living Guitars - B1 Rebel-'Rouser
07. Living Guitars - B2 Heartbreak Hotel
08. Living Guitars - B3 Big Ben
09. Living Guitars - B4 Book Of Love
By George Mirros, Buddy Sarkissian, Fred Elias
Similar to the other entries:
These albums were remastered to have the best listening experience over loudspeakers.
Technical Information:
Turntable: VPI Scoutmaster.
Cartridge: Hana SH
Phono Preamp: Cambridge Audio Alva Duo
ADC: MOTU UltraLite Mk5
Capture Software: AlpineSoft VinylStudio Pro
Cleanup And Remastering Software: iZotope RX and Ozone
LP Cleaning Machines: VPI 17 and KLAudio - KD-CLN-LP200"
| A1 | Kalamatiano | |
| A2 | Tsamiko | |
| A3 | Chifte-Teli Of Love | |
| A4 | Syrto | |
| A5 | Karsilama | |
| B1 | Arabian Dupke | |
| B2 | Halay | |
| B3 | Lazico | |
| B4 | Macedinia Dances (Syrto) | |
| B5 | Asia MInor Dupke | |
| B6 | White Ribbons Dance | |
| B7 | The Butcher's Dance |
Allmusic Review:
Portraits Review by Ron Wynn
Competent set presenting actress/vocalist Morgana King doing jazz-oriented pop, standards, and ballads backed by a tight combo. She has good technique, delivery, and style; there is nothing innovative or particularly original about either the material or the performances, but they are thoroughly professional and often enjoyable.
From Discogs:
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: Australia
Released: 1984
Genre: Jazz, Pop
Style: Vocal
01. What's Going On?-Save The Children
02. You Go To My Head
03. Moment Of Truth
04. Time Was (Duerme)
05. Send In The Clowns
06. Lush Life
07. You're Not The Kind
08. If You Could See Me Now
Arranged By, Conductor – Mitch Farber
Bass – Art Koenig, Jay Leonhart (tracks: A2, B2)
Design [Album Design] – Ron Warwell
Drums – Ed Caccavale*
Engineer – Chuck Irwin, John Tamburello, Wayne Vlcan
Engineer [Mastering Engineer] – Joe Brescio
Executive-Producer – Morgana King
Guitar – Joe Puma
Keyboards – Ben Aronov
Liner Notes – Bill Evans
Percussion – John Kaye
Photography By [Album Photo] – Arthur Paxton
Producer – Chuck Irwin, Mitch Farber
Synthesizer – Clifford Carter
Vocals – Morgana King
As promised releasing these "into the wild"
Earl Azema a top expert on the "Exotica....and other Cool,Ususual Music" wrote
This is #1
01. Chala Nata - Maynard Ferguson
02. 8 Miles High - Bob Thiele+Gabor Szabo
03. Sophisticated Wheels - Gabor Szabo
04. Ravi - Gerald Wilson
05. New Delire - Serge Gainsbourg
06. Happenings 10 Years Time Ago - Sandy Nelson
07. Love You To - Don Randi
08. Conquistadores - Chico Hamilton
09. La Ibkey - Ahmed Abdul-Malik
10. Odalisque - Herbie Mann+Arif Mardin
11. Danza Jazz - Piero Umiliani
12. The Sniper - Lalo Schifrin
13. Nefertiti - France Gall
14. Turkish Coffee - Herbie Mann+Arif Mardin
15. The Fakir - Cal Tjader+Lalo Schifrin
16. Paint it, Black - Gabor Szabo
17. Incense and Peppermints - Martin Denny
18. You Keep Me Hangin' On - Paul Mauriat
This is #2.
01. George Garvarentz - Haschisch Party
02. Maynard Fergunson - Aquarius
03. Gabor Szabo - Gypsy Queen
04. Lalo Schrifin - Secret Code
05. Gabor Szabo - Sofisticated Wheels
06. Gianni Marchetti - Bali Street
07. Sandy Nelson - Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies
08. Hugo Montenegro - Boo-Bam-Boo,Baby
09. Shocking Blue - Acka Raga
10. Michel Colombier - Psychasténie
11. Chico Hamilton - El Chico
12. Herbie Mann - The Oud and the Pussycat
13. France Gall - Chanson Indienne
14. Chico Hamilton - El Moors
15. Ananda Shaankar - Light My Fire
16. Gabor Szabo - Spellbinder
17. Klaus Doldinger - Sitar Beat
18. Lord Sitar - I Am the Walrus (From TV Film Magigal Mystery Tour)
19. Ramsey Lewis - Jade East
20. Bob Thiele-Gabor Szabo - Krishna - Intercontinental Jazz
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Here are some pictures from home where I live surrounded by the music of many countries and many genres.Including 78rpms...45rpm...33rpm..CDs..Sheet Music. The history of music surrounds and comforts me as I pursue the next adventure or discovery in that world.
Here we have Are You Lonesome Tonight written in 1926 with 3 versus and a spoken bridge. Which was printed on the inside of the back cover. The Sheet music also comes with out the bridge printing. I have both. First recorded by Charles Hart in 1927..Also in 1927 Vaughn De Leath. both sang 3 verses but no bridge. Henry Burr in 1927 dropped the 3rd verse and no bridge. Then finally in 1928 Stanley Kirkby drop 3rd verse but sang the bridge "Yes you seemed to change you acted strange.......That 3rd verse added so much context. Thats why these early versions just are better. Its funny how the song changes in just a short period of time from the writers original intention. Again as I've said before the original intention is usually the best.
