Christmas In July 2017 Day 17
Another day, another post. I got nothing cute to say, sorry.
1. Skater's Waltz-Grande Valse by The Organ Masters from Music For Skaters (RCA Camden CAS-2363, Stereo, 1969). I guess this was the organ equivalent of the Living series. At least I don't think I've ever seen a Living Organ record. It was even produced by Ethel Gabriel.
2. Little Drummer Boy, one of many tracks I have to share with you by The Kennedy Space Center Chorus, Directed By Arthur C. Benington from the LP Voices Of Space (Century Records 32909, Stereo). Not sure of the year on this, but I'm guessing 1967 or 1968. What other blog is going to bring you music recorded by a chorus of people who were hard at work putting a man on the moon?
3. White Christmas By The Wurlitzer Company from their how-to guide, Organ Melodies From The Hobby-Lesson Course For Wurlitzer Organs (Rite Record Productions for The Wurlitzer Company 12183/12184, Mono, 1964). Short, but sweet.
4. Valse Finale by Boston Pops Orchestra, Arthur Fiedler, Conductor from the early LP Khatchaturian-Masquerade/Tchaikovsky-The Nutcracker (RCA Victor Red Seal LM 1029 (Reissue of 78 RPM set DM-1164), Mono, 1946). I think this is the last track I have to share from this one. I could be wrong, though, and I'm too lazy to check.
5. My Favorite Things by The Pete Jolly Trio And Friends from Little Bird (Ava Records A-22, Mono, 1963). My knowledge of Pete Jolly is pretty limited, but I know it was his music inside some of the best Jim Flora album covers of all time. No one ever listens to the music on those, though, they just look at the artwork.
6. June In January by Don, Dick 'N Jimmy from their LP Spring Fever (Modern LMP 1205 (aka Crown CLP 5005), Mono, 1957). At the time, I guess this wasn't a budget label, but things were headed downhill quick.
7. A Jazz Holiday by Ted Lewis And His Band-Vocal By Ted Lewis from Everybody's Happy! (Epic LN 3170, Mono, 1955, Originally Recorded 3 April 1928). I think they're singing about a different kind of holiday...
8. Doll Dance by Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians-Fred Kreitzer And Francis Vigneau At The Twin Pianos from The Twin Pianos (DDecca DL 8119, Mono, 1955). I guess the duo piano thing isn't as novel as I once thought...
9. Deck The Halls by Jun & Merrill Ostrus, Dominic Cortese on Accordion from They Came Singing (Bowmar B-513, Mono). I think this was another kiddie record, or maybe a sample record for music you could buy for your choral group. Yeah, that sounds right. Perhaps I've recorded too much if I can't even remember what I recorded last week.
10. Bells Of St Mary's by The Wurlitzer Company from the LP Organ Melodies From The
Hobby-Lesson Course For Wurlitzer Organs (Rite Record Productions for
The Wurlitzer Company 12183/12184, Mono, 1964). Wait a minute, I just shared a track from this record up above. Sigh. I need more sleep. Let me pull another one out of my hat for you.
11. My Favorite Things by Marilyn King Accompanied By The Alvino Rey Orchestra from The King Family Show! (Warner Bros. W1601, Mono, 1965). And now I've shared the same song twice in one night. Double-sigh. Oh well. Back in the old days of the blog, I used to share this track out as a bonus song for the King Family Christmas album. I need to find a stereo copy though.
There you have it, eleven tracks with way too many screw-ups. I'm going to bed early.
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You certainly have the darndest stuff.
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You might want to try again later. I just went out and downloaded it with no problem. Such issues come and go sometimes.
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It's me again. It downloaded fine, thanks Ernie.
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