Roy Hamilton - Dark End Of The Street 1963-69 - The Operatic Soul Of Roy Hamilton

 

1 Let Go

2 Midnight Town - Daybreak City

3 The Sinner (El Pecador)

4 The Same One

5 For Your Precious Love

6 Crying In The Chapel

7 The Panic Is On

8 Answer Me, My Love

9 Gloomy Sunday

10 Don't Worry About Me

11 Heartache (Hurry On By)

12 Tore Up Over You

13 The Impossible Dream

14 God Bless The Child

15 Reach Out For Me

16 You'll Never Walk Alone

17 Let The Music Play

18 Crackin' Up Over You

19 I Taught Her Everything She Knows

20 Lament

21 You Shook Me Up

22 Wait Until Dark

23 My Peaceful Forest

24 The Dark End Of The Street

25 100 Years

26 Angelica

27 Hang-Ups

28 It's Only Make Believe

Roy Hamilton

Рой Гамильтон в свое время был чрезвычайно известным и популярным американским певцом, но у него была очень короткая карьера.Он был выдающейся фигурой и вдохновил поколение рок-, поп- и соул-исполнителей, в том числе Элвиса Пресли и The Righteous Brothers, на версии некоторых своих хитов.

Рой родился в Лисбурге, штат Джорджия / США, 16 апреля 1929 года. Его семья переехала в Джерси-Сити, штат Нью-Джерси, в 1943 году. Он занимался боксом но успеха достиг именно в музыке. Рой был превосходным певцом классического госпела и  специализировался на стиле, который представлял собой смесь поп-музыки, концертной музыки и R’n’B музыки. Контракт с  Columbia Records в 1953 году после того, как его нашли  в местном клубе. Позже Рой повторно подписал контракт с Epic Records, одной из дочерних компаний Колумбии.

Гамильтон был известен как «Золотой голос» и имел чрезвычайно успешную карьеру в Epic Records в 1950-х и начале 1960-х годов как певец R’n’B и баллад.

В своей карьере он добился множества успехов. Его первым успехом стал его первый сингл «You Never Walk Alone» еще в 50-х годах. В 1955 году ему удалось достичь вершины чартов с песней «Unchained Melody», которая впоследствии стала одной из самых записываемых песен всех времен. ".

Он также имел большой успех с другими песнями, такими как "Don't Let Go" (1958), считавшаяся классикой рока, "You Can Have Her", "Lips", "A Great Romance", "Time Marches On" и многие другие.

Среди 28 треков в этом сборнике мы выделяем «The Panic Is On», «Crackin 'Up Over You» и «You Shook Me Up» или классику, такую ​​как «The Dark End Of The Street» или «It's Only Make Believe». Кроме того, Рой также участвовал в фильме 1958 года «Давайте рок».

Певец перенес инсульт в 1969 году и умер в возрасте 40 лет. 

Various ‎– Singing TV Stars Of The 1960's

 

"Dobie" LP - Dwayne Hickman On Capitol - 1960

1 Bad Reputation

2 Don't Send A Rabbit

3 A Most Impossible Dream

4 My Personality

5 Angel

6 I'm A Lover, Not A Fighter

7 I Pass Your House

8 Don't Shoot The Man In The Moon

9 Mirror, Mirror

10 Slow Down The Hours

11 Imagine

12 Forest Full Of Love

Bob Conrad - Complete Warner Bros. Recordings

13 I Want You, Pretty Baby

14 Ballin' The Jack

15 Bye Bye Baby

16 Love You Baby

17 Keep It Up

18 Noah's Ark

19 I Just Gotta Have You

20 The Great Magician

21 Cindy Is Gone

22 Again

Bonus Tracks - The Friends

23 Do Yourself A Favor

24 Back To School Blues

25 Without You

26 Linda Is Lonesome

27 What Do Little Girls Dream Of

28 Don't Cha Cry

29 Live Young

30 Unknown Girl Of My Dreams

31 A Broken Heart Knows Better

32 The Proud Don't Cry

2007

Lead Vocals – Bob Conrad  (tracks: 13 to 22), Clint Eastwood (tracks: 30), Dean Jones  (tracks: 32), Don Grady (tracks: 31), Dwayne Hickman (tracks: 1 to 12), Jack Larson (2) (tracks: 23, 24), Jerry Mathers (tracks: 28), Michael Landon (2) (tracks: 25, 26), Tim Considine (tracks: 27), Troy Donahue (tracks: 29)

Raimonds Pauls

 

Rainy Blues - The Best Movie Themes

1 Introduction / Clasped By The Black Crayfish

2 Theatre / Theatre

3 Antse's Romance / Klav The Son Of Martin

4 A Melody / Under The Moon Upturned

5 A Melody / 235 Million Faces

6 A Couple / Maestro With Tuxedo Off

7 A Melody / A Long Way In The Dunes

8 Charlie / The Last Leaf

9 Drops Of Pain / Rainy Blues

10 Theme No.1 / Gifts Over The Phone

11 Paint It Shades Of Red / The Depression

12 Depression / The Depression

13 Theme No.4 / A Dinner Broken Off

14 Theme No.7 / A Dinner Broken Off

15 Carrie's Song / A Sad Story Of Carrie

16 Goose (Druee's Song) / A Sad Story Of Carrie

17 Bou - Bou (Druee's Song) / A Sad Story Of Carrie

18 Violinist / Theatre

19 Movie Theme / Butterfly Dance

20 Movie Theme / Double Trap

На Рождество. At Christmas

1 Silent Night/ Тихая ночь

2 How Silent The Night/ Как тиха ночь

3 Bird On The Tree/ Птичка на ветке

4 Calling/ Приглашение

5 Go Tell It On The Mountains/ Иди в горы, рассказывай

6 At Cristmas/ На Рождество

7 Over The Small Village In The Valley/ Над маленькой деревней

8 I Know A Nice Rose/ Я знаю красивую розу

9 To Mother/ Матери

10 Oh Cristmas Tree/ Ох, елочка

11 Cricket/ Сверчок

12 Song Never Freezes/ Песня не замерзнет

13 Like Snow On MountainTops/ Как снега на вершинах гор

14 Parents/ Родители

15 On Little Town Of Bethlehem/ В маленьком Бетлеме

16 White Snow/ Белый снег

17 Towards The Dawn/ К утру

18 It's Snowing/ Снегопад

19 Oh, Come Little Children/ Приходите, дети

20 Every Year A New/ Каждый год снова

Raimonds Pauls

Marilyn Maye

 

Get Me To The Church On Time (From The Musical Production 'My Fair Lady')

Misty

Washington Square

Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe

I Love You Today

Hello, Dolly! (From The Musical Production 'Hello, Dolly!')

Take Five

Where Are You

Night Of My Nights

Put On A Happy Face

Make Someone Happy

The Song Is You

The Lamp Is Low 2:30

I See The Rainbow Now 2:45

If I Were In Your Shoes 3:20

Love Me True (Love Theme From "Cast A Giant Shadow") 2:59

You're Gonna Hear From Me (From The Warner Bros. Motion Picture "Inside Daisy Clover") 3:09

If I Just Stand Still 3:50

The Night We Called It A Day 2:30

Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (Corcovado) 2:45

Livin' Alone (From The Warner Bros. Motion Picture "Harper") 2:19

Too Late Now 3:48

Someday (Forget Me Not) 2:48

Love-Wise 2:57

Marilyn Maye

Born April 10, 1928 is an American cabaret singer and musical theater actress. She began her career as a young child performing in Kansas in both live concerts and on the radio. After graduating from high school, she moved to Chicago where she drew the attention of Steve Allen, performing first on The Steve Allen Show and later The Tonight Show. She holds the distinction of being the most frequently heard singer in the history of the latter program. She made numerous recordings with RCA during the 1960s, after which she has had a highly successful career as a cabaret artist, continuing to this day. She has also occasionally appeared on the stage in musicals. 

She is still currently active in the Kansas City jazz community and abroad.

桑原幸子 ‎– 桑原幸子とあなた

 1 ある愛の詩 4:20

2 爪 3:24

3 ベットで煙草を吸わないで 4:26

4 ワン･レイニー・ナイト・イン・トーキョー 2:52

5 エストレリータ 3:42

6 ウィーク･ポイント 3:17

7 夜霧のしのび逢い 3:38

8 あいつ 3:02

9 赤坂の夜は更けて 3:50

10 ウナセラディ東京 3:31

11 スター･ダスト 2:48

12 イブの悲しみ 3:01

Erotic Oriental Sunshine

麻吹淳子 ‎– 愛の奴隷 = Slave Of Love

 

1 おもいで酒 = Omoide-zake

Arranged By – 寺岡真三

Music By – 梅谷忠洋

8:17

2 ふて節 = Fute-bushi

Lyrics By – 鳥井実

Music By, Arranged By – 竹田喬

3:51

3 昭和枯れすすき = Shôwa Kare-susuki

Arranged By – 木村好夫

Music By – むつひろし

14:41

4 ミスター・ロンリー = Mr. Lonely

Arranged By – 小谷充

Written-By – Bobby Vinton, Gene Allen

1:24

5 みちづれ = Michizure

Arranged By – 木村好夫

Music By – 遠藤実

8:19

6 花街の母 = Hanamachi No Haha

Arranged By – 前田俊明

Music By – 三山敏

11:51

7 理由もなく = Wake Mo Naku

Lyrics By – 鳥井実

Music By, Arranged By – 竹田喬

3:07

Erotic Oriental Sunshine

 A new installment in Tiliqua's seemingly never-ending Erotic

     Oriental Sunshine series brings you this time the first re-

     release of Mabuki Junko's sole recorded artifact Ai no Dorei,

     originally released as a cassette-only by Victor Records back

     in 1980 as part of their Yoru no Driver series tapes. The

     series was designed specifically to target the sexually

     frustrated, long-distance trucker demographic in order to

     bring them a little erotic aural companionship on those

     grueling overnight hauls.

     Junko appeared on the scene of hardcore bondage and S&M flicks

     after Tani Naomi had thrown in the towel and with she would be

     the last of the big screen porn and S&M stars to emerge during

     Japan's Golden Age of Roman Porno. She was especially great in

     S&M movies such as Showa Erotica -- Bara no Kifujin, Dan

     Oniroku -- Hakui Nawa-Jigoku and Onna-biyoshi: Nawa-shiiku and

     her on screen presence caused Dan Oniroku to dub her as "if

     Tani Naomi is the Marilyn Monroe of the SM scene, then Mabuki

     Junko is its Ingrid Bergman".

     Junko solely recorded at the height of her short-lived career

     the tape Ai no Dorei, which is possibly the most perverted and

     sexually deranged recording ever to be released. Ai no Dorei

     is built on a lush instrumental carpet of covers of famous

     enka tunes, upon which Mabuki Junko rolls and writhes,

     enacting hardcore BDSM fantasies, perversions and degenerate

     sexual dramas for her lonesome big-rig listeners. The real

     draw though is Mabuki Junko's aural evocation of the utterly

     perverse and degenerate sexual actions, as she journeys deep

     into the depraved depths of hardcore bondage, lesbian S&M,

     golden showers, torture, suspension bondage, and master-slave

     relationships. A little knowledge of the Japanese language

     reveals Ai no Dorei as truly one of the most filthy and

     sexually disturbing recordings ever to be released. Mabuki

     delivers it all with no lack of conviction.

     

     

  

    

TANI NAOMI -Modae no Heya

 

1 昭和枯れすゝき 4:38  Showa Kare Susuki

2 明治一代女 2:47  Meiji Ichidai Onna

3 みちづれ 4:05  Michizure

4 すきま風 3:34  Sukimakaze

5 夢追い酒 3:55  Yumeoizake

6 再会 3:37  Sai Kai

7 花街の母 4:57  Hanamachi No Haha

8 船頭小唄 3:18  Sendoukota

9 なみだ恋 2:52  Namidakoi

10 そんな夕子にほれました 3:33  Sonna Yuko Ni Horemashita

11 他人船 3:50  Tanin Bune

12 男のポケット 3:02  Otoko No Poketto

Erotic Oriental Sunshine

Kumi Taguchi (田口久美) - エマニエル夫人～甘い夜のためいき

 

続エマニエル夫人

Ｏ嬢の物語

プッシー・トーク

個人授業より「愛のテーマ」

ラストタンゴ・イン・パリ

卒業試験

エマニエル夫人

ディープ･スロート

シャンプー

愛人関係

ひまわり

ピンク・パンサー

Erotic Oriental Sunshine

TAGUCHI KUMI:"TOKYO EMMANUELLE FUJIN ~ Amai Yoru no Tameiki" (TILAR-5006CD)

First time ever legal reissue of this hyper rare 1976 Japanese erotic artifact. Tiliqua Records continues its quest to bring you forgotten erotic gems out of Tokyo's sleazy underbelly. This time, we could secure the legal rights to Taguchi Kumi's sole recorded LP, following her instant fame after starring in some of Nikkatsu's finest Roman Porno celluloid dreams such as "Tokyo Emmanuelle Fujin" (July 1975), ТTokyo Deep Throat FujinУ (1975) and ТAru K™kyћ Callgirl no Sh™gen: RoshutsuУ (June 1976). Compiled out of tracks that appeared in the aforementioned porn flicks, the disc is a stunning artifact and will especially appeal to those who were already enthralled by Ike Reiko's erotic mumblings. Taguchi's effort dwells into similar erogenous eras but is more mid-seventies discoed-down and funked-up. Hot dance floor how-downs spiced up with erotic moaning and hissings. Erotic and sesunsual mid-seventies night clubbing with a psyched feel attached to it, hell Taguchi even ventures in the team of Deep Throat and leaves nothing to the imagination. A release that once again proves that late sixties and early seventies Tokyo was a wicked and perverse place to be. In short it is a stunning and historical Iroke gem of oblivious times, restored to its original state and by doing so we repositioned it into the pantheon of forgotten erotic artifacts. Digital remastered from the original master tapes, original artwork and housed in a heavy duty deluxe mini-LP styled gatefold jacket. Comes with hot obi artwork and illuminating liner notes by Mogura Dan (with translation by Johan Wellens). One time edition limited to 1000 copies.

The Jimmy's ‎– Slow Time - 60's Slows

1 Whiter Shade Of Pale - Hey Jude (instr.) - Without You - Hey Jude - I Started A Joke - Honey - Crying In The Rain - The Sound Of Silence - Baby It's You - All I Have To Do Is Dream - Trains And Boats And Planes - Massachusetts - Goodbye My Love - Green Leaves Of Summer - La Playa - 500 Miles
2 60's Are Back Again - Nights In White Satin - Unchained Melody - When A Man Loves A Woman - You Are My Destiny - Crazy Love - True Love Ways - Only You - Blueberry Hill - 60's Are Back Again
3 Rain And Love
4 Slow Time - Yesterday - Imagine - It's Now Or Never - Don't Let Me Down - I'm Not In Love - Let It Be - Samba Pa Ti - Something - Love Me Tender - House Of The Rising Sun - Dance With Me
5 Another Love Song - Light My Fire - Dock Of The Bay - Proud Mary - Stand By Me - All You Need Is Love - San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair) - Here Comes The Sun - Homeward Bound - The Boxer - Bad Moon Rising - Take Me Back In Time
6 Wonderful Tonight
1990

Yoichi Sugawara - Best

1. 今日でお別れ
2. 知りたくないの
3. 忘れな草をあなたに
4. 愛のフィナーレ
5. 誰もいない
6. 愛の嵐
7. 五月のバラ
8. 爪
9. ラスト・ダンスは私に
10. ラ・ノヴィア
11. 愛の讃歌
12. 芽生えてそして(アルフレッド・ハウゼ楽団)
13. 恋心(アルフレッド・ハウゼ楽団)
14. ラ・クンパルシータ(アルフレッド・ハウゼ楽団)

1. Farewell today
2. I don't want to know
3. Forget the grass
4. Love Finale
5. no one
6. Love Storm
7. May rose
8. nails
9. Last Dance for me
10. La Novia
11. The hymn of love
12. Budding and
13. Love
14. La Kumpar Theta
2008
Yoichi Sugawara (菅原洋一, Sugiwara Youichi), Japanese singer, born 21 August 1933 in Kakogawa City, Hyogo Prefecture. Known for kayokyoku hits (especially 知りたくないの and 今日でお別れ), as well as his tango renditions. (菅原洋一, Sugiwara Youichi), Japanese singer, born 21 August 1933 in Kakogawa City, Hyogo Prefecture. Known for kayokyoku hits (especially 知りたくないの and 今日でお別れ), as well as his tango renditions.

Polska Nostalgia 60+ Vol. 4

01. Łucja Prus - Nic dwa razy się nie zdarza
02. Violetta Villas - Do ciebie mamo
03. Kalina Jędrusik - Zmieniłeś się
04. Kalina Jędrusik - Ja nie chcę spać
05. Gustaw Lutkewicz - Modlitwa
06. Marek Grehuta i "Anawa" - Niepewność
07. Wojciech Młynarski - Nie ma jak u mamy
08. Magda Umer - Koncert jesienny na dwa świerszcze
09. "2 + 1" - Chodź, pomaluj mój świat
10. Elżbieta Wojnowska - Zaproście mnie do stołu
11. Irena Wiśniewska - Pieśń kochanków
12. Sława Przybylska - Trzy miłości
13. Grażyna Łobaszewska - Czas nas uczy pogody
14. Martyna Jakubowicz - W domach z betonu nie ma…
15. Elżbieta Adamiak - Pozwól mi pozbierać łzy
16. "VOX" - Szczęśliwej drogi już czas
2015

Darlene Love ‎– The Best Of Darlene Love

1 He's A Rebel
Written-By – Gene Pitney
2 Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
Written-By – Allie Wrubel, Ray Gilbert
3 My Heart Beat A Little Faster
Written-By – Ellie Greenwich, Tony Powers
4 He's Sure The Boy I Love
Written-By – Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil
5 Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Hearts?
Written-By – Ellie Greenwich, Phil Spector, Tony Powers
6 (Today I Met) The Boy I'm Gonna Marry
Written-By – Ellie Greenwich, Phil Spector, Tony Powers
7 Chapel Of Love
Written-By – Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, Phil Spector
8 Not Too Young To Get Married
Written-By – Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, Phil Spector
9 Wait Til My Bobby Gets Home
Written-By – Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, Phil Spector
10 Run Run Runaway
Written-By – Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, Phil Spector
11 A Fine, Fine Boy
Written-By – Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, Phil Spector
12 Stumble And Fall
Written-By – Pete Andreoli, Phil Spector, Vince Poncia, Jr.
13 (He's A) Quiet Guy
Written-By – Pete Andreoli, Phil Spector, Vince Poncia, Jr.
14 Long Way To Be Happy
Written-By – Gerry Goffin/Carole King
15 Lord, If You're A Woman
Arranged By – Phil Spector
Engineer – Peter Romano
Written-By – Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil
1992

Floyd Robinson – Makin’ Love – The Complete Collection

1. Alphabet Song (2:11)
2. Makin' Love (1:56)
3. Little Sir Echo (2:19)
4. Back In School (2:17)
5. For Sentimental Reasons (2:12)
6. The Man In The Moon Is A Lady (1:52)
7. Did You Ever See A Dream Walking (2:41)
8. One More Time (1:53)
9. Just So That Someone Is Me (1:59)
10. The Object Of My Affection (2:06)
11. The Magic Lamp (2:06)
12. Rainbow (2:34)
13. I Love You (1:57)
14. You're Mine (2:02)
15. Why Can't It Go On (2:28)
16. Boys And Girls (1:56)
17. Sonja (2:26)
18. Mother Nature (2:35)
19. Out Of Gas (2:09)
20. Tattle Tale (1:59)
21. I Believe In Love (2:13)
22. I Need You (2:13)
23. Showboat (1:57)
24. The Art Of Making Love (2:04)
25. Don't Let Me Fall In Love With You (2:47)
26. Is There Something I Ought To Know (2:07)
27. My Little Martian (2:07)
28. Suppose (2:05)
1994

Fans of French rock will recognize 4 original versions of songs made famous in France in the early sixties. “Makin’ Love” was covered by Johnny Hallyday on his first record as “T’Aimer Follement”. “Boys And Girls” was also a hit by Hallyday, as “Nous Les Gars, Nous Les Filles”. Les Chats Sauvages with Dick Rivers made their version of “For Sentimental Reasons”, which became “Sans Raison”, and “Out Of Gas” was made very famous by Frankie Jordan and Sylvie Vartan as “Panne D’Essence”.

J. Frank Wilson And The Cavaliers ‎– Last Kiss

Last Kiss 2:25
Only The Lonely 2:30
Over The Mountain 2:08
School Days 2:20
Day Before Our Wedding 2:20
Speak To Me 2:00
Sea Of Love 1:53
Tell Laura I Love Her 2:39
That'll Be The Day 1:40
Ding Go The Chimes 2:15
Kiss And Run 2:00
Young Love 2:39
1964

J. Frank Wilson had only one hit, but it was a huge one. With his band the Cavaliers, he brought Wayne Cochran's teen-death melodrama "Last Kiss" to the upper reaches of the American pop charts in the fall of 1964. The song was the last in a long line of teen tragedies that were popular in the U.S. during the early '60s; as a matter of fact, it's a little surprising that a song this excessively melodramatic was a hit at the height of the British Invasion. Wilson might have found it surprising himself -- after all, he sort of lucked into the position of pop star in the first place.

Born in Lufkin, TX, in 1941, Wilson began his professional recording career almost by accident. Upon his discharge from the Air Force, Wilson came in contact with the Cavaliers, a rock & roll band led by guitarist Sid Holmes and featuring bassist Lewis Elliott, saxophonist Rob Zeller, and drummer Ray Smith. The Cavaliers had been around since 1955, forming in San Angelo, TX, then moving to Memphis in the early '60s, then returning to San Angelo in 1962. They continued to gig as an instrumental group around their hometown for a while, before being encouraged to add a singer. They heard about Wilson through the grapevine, and after an audition, they had him join.

Wilson helped increase the Cavaliers' audience dramatically. Soon, they were popular attractions at a number of local Texas clubs. At one of these gigs, they earned the attention of Sonley Roush. According to Wayne Janick's interview with Holmes in The Billboard Book of One Hit Wonders, Roush was a "strange man" that lived with his mother. Roush also happened to be obsessed with a song called "Last Kiss," written and recorded by a Georgia blue-eyed soul singer called Wayne Cochran. "Last Kiss" was the tragic tale of a girl who was killed on her first date with her sweetheart. Cochran based the song on a true-life tale of three teenage couples who were killed when their car struck a flatbed logging truck. He recorded the song twice, on the local Gala label and then the national King, but it went nowhere. However, Roush happened to hear it and fell in love with it.

Roush brought "Last Kiss" to the Cavaliers, asked them to learn it and play it. They did whenever he was in the audience. Roush then made a deal with a friend who owned a local studio for the band to record the song. During the recording sessions, Roush acted as producer, which irritated both Holmes and Zeller. Still, they managed to cut "Last Kiss," and then Roush peddled the song to a couple of local labels. Le Cam released it first, then Tamara. It wasn't long before it was picked up by Josie Records for national distribution.

Josie evidently knew just how to promote the record, since it became a huge, unexpected hit. During the fall of 1964, the charts were dominated by the British Invasion, particularly the Beatles, so it was quite a feat for Wilson & the Cavaliers to scale such great heights. Inevitably, such sudden fame caused problems. In particular, Wilson now believed that he was superstar. In Janick's interview, Sid Holmes says that Wilson indulged in "sex, booze, (he was) up all night." Wilson's excesses were so great that the Cavaliers left him behind after just a handful of gigs. Wilson continued to promote the record with a new group of Cavaliers and with Sonley Roush as his manager.

On route to a concert in Canton, OH, that fall, Roush fell asleep at the wheel, resulting in a head-on collision. Roush died immediately and Wilson was injured; when he performed on American Bandstand after the accident, he was in crutches. The car crash was sadly ironic, but it didn't slow Wilson. He and Jose Records assembled a new band, using the name the Cavaliers even though the Cavaliers were carrying on, now with Lewis Elliott as their leader and James Thomas as vocalist. In the studio, Wilson was supported by session musicians. The first fruits of his new efforts was "Hey Little One," a version of a Dorsey Burnette song. It stiffed -- it only reached 85, spending a mere two weeks on the charts.

As it turned out, "Hey Little One" wasn't a bump in the road. It was the end of Wilson's chart success. Although he continued to tour and record throughout the '60s, Wilson made no national impact. He continued recording into the '70s, but by that point he was essentially working day jobs. According to Holmes' interview with Janick, Wilson couldn't come to grips with his status as a one-hit wonder. He ran through eight marriages as he sank into alcoholism. Eventually, all of his fast living caught up with him -- he died October 4, 1991, a few months shy of his 50th birthday.

During all of Wilson's personal troubles, the Cavaliers soldiered on, albeit in two different incarnations. Elliott and Thomas never ceased performing under the Cavaliers name, while Holmes revived the name for 15 years, between 1972 and 1987.

Marguerite Piazza ‎– Memorable Moments Of Music

A1 I Could Have Danced All Night - (From The Musical Production "My Fair Lady")
A2 Come Back To Sorrento
A3 Swing Low Sweet Chariot
A4 You'll Never Walk Alone
A5 Vesti La Giubba - From "Pagiacci"
A6 When The Saints Go Marching By
B1 Un Bel Di Vedremo (One Fine Day) - (From "Madame Butterfly")
B2 Sonny Boy
B3 All Alone
B4 Hush A Bye Baby
B5 Till We Meet Again
B6 The New Stars And Stripes Forever
1959

Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood

Fairy Tales & Fantasies: The Best Of Nancy & Lee

You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' 3:23

Elusive Dreams 3:12

Greenwich Village Folk Song Salesman 2:35

Summer Wine 3:39

Storybook Children 3:10

Sundown, Sundown 2:35

Jackson 2:46

Some Velvet Morning 3:45

Sand 3:41

Lady Bird 3:00

I've Been Down So Long (It Looks Like Up To Me) 2:49

Nancy & Lee Again

Arkansas Coal (Suite) 5:36

Big Red Balloon 4:17

Friendship Train 3:33

Paris Summer 2:56

Congratulations 3:05

Down From Dover 3:35

Did You Ever 2:53

Tippy Toes 2:51

Back On The Road 2:21

Got It Together 3:58

Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood

Various ‎– Call Me - The Songs Of Tony Hatch

1-1 –Petula Clark Downtown
1-2 –Two Of Each Trinity Street
1-3 –The Searchers Sugar & Spice
1-4 –Jackie Trent 7.10 From Suburbia
1-5 –The Foundations Call Me
1-6 –Petula Clark Don't Sleep In The Subway
1-7 –The Pendulums The Weaver
1-8 –Julie Grant Count On Me
1-9 –The Settlers Major To Minor
1-10 –Jackie Trent Where Are You Now (My Love)
1-11 –The Montanas Run To Me
1-12 –Petula Clark A Sign Of The Times
1-13 –Two Of Each Colour My World
1-14 –The Sands Of Time Love Found A Way To My Heart
1-15 –The Breakaways That's How It Goes
1-16 –Sue Nichols Where Will You Be?
1-17 –Petula Clark I Couldn't Live Without Your Love
1-18 –Mally Page Life And Soul Of The Party
1-19 –The Montanas You've Got To Be Loved
1-20 –Yvonne Prenosilova Come On Home
1-21 –Petula Clark I Know A Place
1-22 –The Cookies You're The One
1-23 –Sandra Barry The End Of The Line
1-24 –Petula Clark The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener
1-25 –Sweetcorn Sunshine Follows The Rain
1-26 –The Baker Twins He's No Good
1-27 –Ninette  Push A Little Button
1-28 –The Brook Brothers Look For A Star
1-29 –The Overlanders My Life
1-30 –Tony Hatch & Cherry Children Yoko
2-1 –Scott Walker Joanna
2-2 –Long John Baldry Henry Hannah's 42nd Street Parking Lot
2-3 –Petula Clark Round Every Corner
2-4 –The Montanas You're Making A Big Mistake
2-5 –The Sands Of Time Where Did We Go Wrong
2-6 –Moya Moray Just Wait Till Spring Is Here
2-7 –Julie Grant Don't Ever Let Me Down
2-8 –Ninette  I Just Wonder Why
2-9 –Jackie Trent My Love
2-10 –Petula Clark You'd Better Come Home
2-11 –Two Of Each Summer Of Our Love
2-12 –Jackie Trent Send Her Away
2-13 –Mally Page You Can Be Wrong About Boys
2-14 –Sandra Barry You Can Take It From Me
2-15 –The Montanas A Step In The Right Direction
2-16 –The Settlers A Woman Called Freedom
2-17 –Jackie Trent When Summertime Is Over
2-18 –Petula Clark Who Am I?
2-19 –The Sands Of Time One Day
2-20 –The Breakaways That Boy Of Mine
2-21 –Joey Loren Heart
2-22 –Daryl Quist When She Comes To You
2-23 –Mark Wynter Running To You
2-24 –The Brook Brothers Tell Tale
2-25 –Patti Brook Look What You've Done To Me
2-26 –Danny Davis Tell All The World
2-27 –Norman Vaughan Happiness Tree
2-28 –Ken Cope Hands Off, Stop Muckin' About
2-29 –Benny Hill Harvest Of Love
2-30 –Bruce Forsyth I'm Backing Britain
Tony Hatch

Benny Hill - The Best

01 - Yakety Sax (Benny Hill Theme)
02 - Ernie (The Fastest Milkman In The West)
03 - Bianca
04 - Gypsy Dance
05 - New York Rap
06 - Star Names
07 - Just Wanna Be In Your Band
08 - Down On The Farm
09 - Unlucky Luke
10 - Pepy's Diary
11 - Older Women
12 - Cafe Ole
13 - Graffiti
14 - Lifeguards
15 - Go Round Again
16 - Yakety Sax
1992
Perhaps the best asset the late Benny Hill had was his hilarious facial expressions, which, of course, are missing on this release (except for the cover artwork). However, the songs on this collection are humorous, and if one couldn't discern the lyrics while Benny sang these songs on his television show, this release might provide clarity and therefore some satisfaction. Nevertheless, Benny Hill is funnier on the telly. ~ Tim Griggs

All songs by Benny Hill except "Yakety Sax" (James Rich/Boots Randolph).

Personnel: Benny Hill (vocals), Mitch Dalton, Lee Fothergill (guitars), B.J. Cole (steel guitar), Sid Sax (violins), Peter Hughes, Roy Willox, Chris Thompson (woodwinds), Derek Watkins, Tony Fisher, D. Healey (trumpets), Chris Dean (trombones), John Coleman (keyboards), Andy Pask, Paul Westwood (bass), Mike Smith, Harold Fisher (drums), Steve Henderson, Gary Kettel (percussion), Maggie Stredder, Penny Lister, Ann Simmons (background vocals).

Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London, England. Includes liner notes by Dennis Kirkland.

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It’s been said that Benny Hill was the most famous comedy artist in the world. His shows were (and, in some cases, still are) regularly screened in over a hundred countries around the globe. Comedian, pop singer, mime, clown … he was one of the most popular funnymen in the last fifty years, a man who also scripted the sketches and composed the musical numbers he performed.

Benny Hill and Thames Television enjoyed twenty years of enormous success with The Benny Hill Show, which was a sketch-comedy series in which Hill would often play multiple characters and satirize popular British and American performers and stars. Common themes in the show were the husband-beating wife, buxom women, and silent, high-speed chase scenes between Hill and the other characters

Hill's show was always chock-full of double entendres, sight gags, cross-dressing, and the scantily-clad beauties "Hill's Angels" that became his stock-in-trade. He also loved using slow-motion, speeded-up motion, and time-lapse sequences. It was with these classic shows of the '70s and '80s that Benny really hit his stride as a comic, and for these shows he will always be remembered.

Although he was to become world famous as the "dirty old man" who leered and cavorted with young women, in his private life, Hill had much less success with the ladies. He definitely liked women, enjoyed their company, and fell very deeply in love. Sadly, he proposed to three different women in his life and was turned down by all three. 

According to a few of the beautiful "Hill's Angels," Benny loved taking them out on dates, but never made the first move or even tried to kiss them. Rumors circulated that Benny was gay, which he laughingly denied. The irony of TV's top woman-chaser being suspected as gay is almost too much to believe. 

"I use a pretty girl the way Henny Youngman used his violin - as a bridge between one laugh and the next," he said during an interview in the 90's.

Lori Lieberman ‎

Killing Me Softly With His Song 4:23
Michael And The Children 3:27
And The Feeling's Good 3:02
Double-Decker Jet Plane 3:37
My Lover Do You Know 3:48
Time For Me To Go 3:31
Back To Before 4:08
There's A Harbor 3:46
To That Time 3:15
A Day Our Love Has Put Together 2:45
1972

Emil Dimitrov

Златни хитове 1

1 Арлекино

2 Нашият Сигнал

3 Песен За Чайката

4 Ти Си Отиде През Септември

5 Песен За Моята Майка

6 Ако Някога Се Срещнем Непознати

7 Нора

8 Вън Вали

9 Моряшко Сбогом

10 На Брега На Тихата Марица

11 Когато Отиваш Там При Другия

12 Лидия

13 Само Тази Нощ

14 Моя Страна

15 Джулия

16 Мариана

17 Писмо До Мама

18 Ела В София

19 Стела

20.   Obladi Oblada (Bonus)

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Златни Хитове 2

1 Ако Си Дал
2 Само Един Живот
3 Убий Ме За Това
4 Отмъщение
5 И Между Две Целувки
6 Ако Можех Да Избирам, Майчице
7 Пътища
8 Акордеон
9 Сбогом, Мария
10 Любовта Замина
11 Върни Ми Времето
12 Ретро Любов
13 Не Съжалявам За Изгубеното Време
14 Ти Налей Ми Чашата
15 Аз Съм, Майко
16 Автографи
17 Кръстопът На Любовта
18    Leti, otlita +
19    Anna +
20    Srednoshten monolog +
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Popular Bulgarian singer. He made his debut in 1960 and recorded about 30 albums. Born on December the 23rd, 1940 in Pleven. Died on March the 30th 2005 in Sofia)