Ross Bagdasarian

 

1957-

The Music Of David Seville

A1 Armen's Theme 2:05

A2 The Donkey And The School Boy 1:42

A3 Amapola 2:00

A4 Gotta Get To Your House 1:32

A5 The Gift 2:34

A6 Pretty Dark Eyes 1:30

B1 Cecilia 1:46

B2 Carousel In Rome 1:55

B3 Camel Rock 1:48

B4 Third Man Theme 2:04

B5 Willow Weep For Me 2:20

B6 Goofus 1:30

1966-The Mixed Up World Of Bagdasarian

Gotta Get To Your House

Russian Roulette (Dark Eyes)

The Prom

Navel Maneuver

Yeah, Yeah!

Armen's Theme

Lucy, Lucy

Maria From Madrid

Scallywags And Sinners

Bagdad Express

Freddy, Freddy

Come On A My House

Ross Bagdasarian

American pianist, singer, songwriter, actor and record producer, born January 27, 1919 in Fresno, California, USA, died June 16, 1972 in Beverly Hills, California, USA. Father of Ross Bagdasarian Jr., the progenitor of The Chipmunks taking the "New Chipmunks" to a new group of children in the 1980s

De Bieteltjes ‎– Jèh-Jèh-Jèh Gekke Pappie / Haal Die Scheiding Uit Je Haar

 

A Jèh-Jèh-Jèh, Gekke Pappie ! ! !

B Haal Die Scheiding Uit Je Haar

1964

The 1970 England Football Squad ‎– The World Beaters Sing The World Beaters

 

A1 Back Home 2:07

A2 Sugar Sugar

Lead Vocals [Leading The Players] – Bobby Moore

Vocals [Last Verse] – Francis Lee

Written-By – Kim, Barry

2:33

A3 Lovey-Dovey

Vocals – Gordon Banks

2:25

A4 Lily The Pink

Vocals [Verse Solo] – Geoff Hurst, Jeff Astle, Peter Bonetti

Written-By – Gorman, McGear, McGough

4:14

A5 You're In My Arms

Lead Vocals [Leads The Lads] – Jeff Astle

2:42

A6 Puppet On A String 2:10

B1 Congratulations 2:32

B2 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

Backing Vocals – Martin Peters , Norman Hunter , Terry Cooper, Tommy Wright 

Lead Vocals – Bobby Moore 

Written-By – Lennon, McCartney

2:52

B3 Glory-O

Vocals – Alan Ball, Emlyn Hughes

2:29

B4 Make Me An Island

Written-By – Hammond, Hazlewood

2:53

B5 Cinnamon Stick

Vocals – Brian Labone, Francis Lee 

2:08

B6 There'll Always Be An England

Voice [A Special Word From] – Alan Ball, Bobby Moore, Jackie Charlton

Written-By – Charles, Parker

2:50

1970

The album cover is shaped as a football with a picture of the Jules Rimet trophy on the front along with the signatures of the squad. It is a gatefold sleeve, made up of 5 sections, with pictures of the match against West Germany from 1966. It slso shows photos of the 1970 Squad who went to Mexico.

Artist credited on the label as "England World Cup Squad "70"".

Ronnie Barker ‎– A Pint Of Old And Filthy

 

A1 They Tell Me There's A Lot Of It About

A2 All Sorts

A3 I Go Oompah

A4 Billy Pratt's Bananas

A5 Not Round Here

A6 The State Of The Economy

A7 Black Pudding March

B1 Not Too Short, Not Too Tall

B2 I Put It In The Hands Of My Solicitor

B3 Bang Crash Ooh Ah!

B4 I Can't Stand By And Just Watch Others Suffer

B5 Our Mary Ann

B6 Nell Of The Yukon

B7 I Believe In Doing Things In Moderation

1969

Ronald William George Barker

Английский актер, комик и писатель, родился 25 сентября 1929 года в Бедфорде, Бедфордшир, Англия, умер 3 октября 2005 года в Аддербери, Оксфордшир, Англия. Его помнят за его давнюю связь с Ронни Корбеттом в телевизионном комедийном скетч-шоу BBC «Два Ронни». 

Dave Harris And The Powerhouse Five ‎– Dinner Music For A Pack Of Hungry Cannibals

 

Dinner Music For A Pack Of Hungry Cannibals 2:48

In An Eighteenth Century Drawing Room 2:43

Siberian Sleigh Ride 2:55

Wreckless Night Aboard An Ocean Liner 3:15

Minuet In Jazz 2:53

Twilight In Turkey 2:40

Power House 3:00

The Toy Trumpet 3:04

The Penguin 2:46

Boy Scout In Switzerland 2:53

The Happy Farmer 2:54

War Dance For Wooden Indians 2:31

1961

Тенор-саксофонист Дэйв Харрис, участник группы звуковых экспериментаторов Рэймонда Скотта в конце 30-х годов, выпустил всего один альбом - мрачную «Dinner Music For A Pack Of Hungry Cannibals», путешествие по миру из Турции в Швейцарию, Сибирь и др. с остановкой для вышеупомянутых каннибалов и ночевкой на океанском лайнере. Это насыщенное сочетание звуков и стилей, записанное как дань уважения Скотту, звуковое путешествие, которое постоянно вращается по касательным - классика. 

Monica Lassen & The Sounds

 

愛撫 = Woman!! 1970

Three Women 3:35

Love Touch 4:30

Cottage 3:32

Whimper 5:26

Incitation 5:29

Happiness 3:50

Tie-In 4:12

Double Bed 5:38

Enjoy Time 8:16

1

La Jouissance = たわむれ 1970

Che Vuole Questa Musica, Stasere

Dalliance In Wave

On Rollin' Yacht

Time Of The Season

In A Cabin

Che Vuole Questa Musica, Stasere

Du Soleil Plein Les Yeux

Path For Two

Embrace Ment

The Gentle Rain

A Lodge Of Joy

Du Soleil Plein Les Yeux

2

Madame Mame ‎– Instant Sex

 

A1 Keep Your Knees Together Daughter

A2 Take Your Hand Right Off Of It

A3 I Blew Louie, In St. Louie

A4 I Never Saw Such Knockers

A5 If You Think You Got It Hard

A6 After The Balls

B1 Instant Sex

B2 I Got A Handful Of Nuts

B3 Better Come, Bill Bailey

B4 My Thermometer Man

B5 He's A Fairy Nice Fellow

B6 I Wanna Do It Right Now

B7 In The Shade Of Her Apple Tree

Instant

M. Kawahara & The Exotic Sounds= 川原正美とエキゾティック・サウンズ* ‎– Ecstasy

 

1 Temptation 3:23

2 Manha De Carnaval 3:09

3 Taboo 3:32

4 Jungle Drums 3:16

5 Swahili 3:06

6 Hombre Y Mujer 3:17

7 Mit-Day Lagoon 3:24

8 Nightingale 3:17

9 The Voodoo 3:20

10 Flamingo 3:11

11 Emiliano Zapato 3:07

12 Poinciana 3:27

Erotic Oriental Sunshine 1968~1980 Series

Petite M'amie ‎– Girl Friend Baby Doll

 

Girl Friend 3:36

Baby Doll 3:21

Splendor 3:03

Pardon 3:01

Cry 2:50

Make-Love 3:10

Prologue 1:37

Drive 3:27

Coffee 4:23

Wine 1:56

Shower 4:30

Date-Time 4:48

Erotic Oriental Sunshine 1968~1980 Series

Various ‎– Mad Mike Monsters Volume 3 - A Tribute To Mad Mike Metrovich

 

A1–Johnny Otis Johnny Otis Spot #2

A2–Blonde Bomber Strollie Bun

A3–Premieres Firewater

A4–Ban-Lons I Like It

A5–Hong Kongs Surfin' In The China Sea

A6–Delcos Arabia

A7–Wild Child Gipson Uncle John

A8–Avalons Malanese

A9–Mad Mike And The Maniacs The Hunch

B1–Baby Huey And The Babysitters Monkey Man

B2–Motivations The Birds

B3–Duvals Cotton

B4–J.J. Jackson & The Jackals Oo-Ma-Liddi

B5–Marino Choice Cherry Juice

B6–Ervin Rucker Done Done The Stop

B7–Youngsters Zebra

B8–Big Syl Barnes Come On Back

2008

Various ‎– Mad Mike Monsters Volume 2 - A Tribute To Mad Mike Metrovich

 

A1–No Artist WZUM Radio Spot

A2–Saxons Camel Walk

A3–Del-Mars Snacky Poo

A4–Corvettes Pick Up

A5–Harvey Anyway You Want

A6–James "Red" Holloway A La Carte

A7–Caps The Red Headed Flea

A8–Jimmy Kelly & The Rock-A-Bouts Little Chickie

A9–Rhythm Addicts Oomp Boomp

B1–Shane Kai Ray Jungle Talk (I Want Some Of That)

B2–Count Ferrell Wizard Of Ah's

B3–Renegades Geronimo

B4–Neons Tucson

B5–Big Danny Oliver Sapphire

B6–Savoys Slappin' Rods And Leaky Oil

B7–Grand Prees Jungle Fever

B8–Marquis Chimps Red Rose Tea

B9–No Artist WZUM Radio Spot

2008

Various ‎– Mad Mike Monsters Volume 1 - A Tribute To Mad Mike Metrovich

 

–No Artist Johnny Otis Spot #1

–Sonics Psycho

–Silvertones Get It

–Scott Wood Chicken Rock

–Ronnie Cook & The Gaylads The Goo Goo Muck

–Belltones Swingin' Little Chicky

–Little Ike She Can Rock

–Aqua-Nites Carioca

–King Rock And The Knights Send-Di

–Saucers  Cha Wailey Routa

–Eddie Jones Certainty All

–Calvin Cool El Telecote

–Patrice Holloway Do The Del Viking

–Instrumentals Chop Suey Rock

–Four Sounds Mama Ubangi Bangi

–Jimmy Heap Gismo

–Vels Mysterious Teenage

–No Artist WZUM Radio Spot

2008

Black Lace ‎– Greatest Ever Party Album

1 Agadoo
2 Superman
3 Do The Conga
4 I Am The Music Man
5 Tubthumping
6 Village People Medley
7 Macarena
8 Hot Hot Hot
9 Hands Up
10 Time Warp
11 Hokey Cokey
12 Simon Says
13 Wig Wam Bam
14 Boney M Medley
15 El Vino Collapso
16 I Speaka Da Lingo
17 Gypsy Kings Medley
18 Birdy Song
19 Proud Mary
20 Jammin' The Sixties Medley
21 Sailing - You'll Never Walk Alone
2000

Black Lace
Originally formed in 1974, the four members of Black Lace from 1976 to 1981 were:
Steve Scholey (lead vocals)
Alan Barton (backing vocals and guitar)
Colin Gibb (b. Colin Routh) (bass, guitar and backing vocals)
Terry Dobson – (drums and backing vocals)

In 1979 they recorded their first single, Mary Ann, which won the BBC Television's A Song For Europe and went on to (unsuccessfully) represent the UK in the 1979 Eurovision Song Contest.

In 1981, the four member slimmed down to a duo of Colin Gibb and Alan Barton, with a novelty (sometimes risqué) musical act.

Balsara & His Singing Sitars

Great International Hits 1968

These Boots Are Made For Walking

Puppet On A String

My Favourite THings

I Want To Hold Your Hand

Sugar Town

Edelweis

Do-Re-Mi

If I Had A Hammer

Strangers In The Night

Tequila

Lemon Tree

Lara's Theme - Somewhere My Love

Original release 1967 - WRC edition 1969.

Golden Hits-1971

The Last Waltz

Yummy, Yummy, Yummy

San Francisco De Assisi

A Man Without Love

Bend Me Shape Me

Lara's Theme

Guantanamera

Theme from Come September

Roses, Moonlight and One Little Bottle of Wine

Acapulco 1922

Kiss Me Goodbye

Strangers in the Night

Balsara & His Singing Sitars
Pressed in India for the Australian WRC, the sleeve uses the out-of-date 1968 address combination. "S.4822" on sleeve, "S. 4822" on labels.

Various ‎– Hi-Fi Sounds For Hounds

A1 Intro
A2 Hawaiian War Chant
A3 Ride The Roller Coaster
A4 Drum & Bagpipe Medley
A5 Clarinet Polks - Skaters Waltz - Daisey
A6 The Pacific Ocean
A7 Cherry Pink - Melody Of Love - Davey Crockett
B1 One Million C.P.S.
B2 At The Handle Bar
B3 10 O'Clock
B4 School Days - Beer Barrel Polka - Mockingbird Hill
B5 Colligiate
B6 Mexican Hat Dance
B7 Avalon In Rehersal
1957

Various ‎– Great Googa Mooga!

1–Larry Williams Heeby Jeebies
2–The Chips Rubber Biscuit
3–Tom & Jerrio Great Googa Mooga
4–The Penguins Ookey Ook
5–Pretty Boy Bip Bop Bip
6–Richard Berry Yama Yama Pretty Mama
7–The Bobbettes Um Bow Bow
8–Don & Dewey Bim Bam
9–Jonesy's Combo Featuring Fletcher Smith's Squares Ting Ting Boom Scat
10–Blues Woman (Marion Abernathy), The* With The Buddy Banks Sextet Voo-it! Voo-it!
11–The Falcons Du-Bi-A-Do
12–Arthur Lee Maye & The Crowns Oochie Pachie
13–Marvin & Johnny And The Marsmen Mamo Mamo
14–Billy Byrd & His Penguins Boom Pacha Boom
15–The Magic Tones Good Googa Mooga
16–LaVern Baker Voodoo, Voodoo
17–Jessie Hill Ooh Poo Pah Doo Pt 1
18–Savoys Featuring Al Smith, Jack McVea's Orchestra* Yacka Hoom Boom
19–Dolly Cooper Ay La Bah
20–Little Anthony & The Imperials Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop
21–The Rivingtons Mama-Oom-Mow-Mow (The Bird)
22–Claude McLin Jambo
23–Little Richard Bama Lama Bama Loo
24–JJ Jackson Oo-Ma-Liddi
25–Gamma Goochee Himself (You Got) The Gamma Goochee
26–King Coleman Loo-Key Doo-Key
27–Claude McLin Jambo (Instrumental Version)
2003

https://melomanchicrus.blogspot.com/2019/11/the-frantics-complete-frantics-on-dolton.html

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.

Bernard Cribbins ‎– The Best Of Bernard Cribbins

A1 The Hole In The Ground
A2 Folk Song
A3 Right Said Fred
A4 Winkle Picker Shoes
A5 I Go A Bundle
A6 Quietly Bonkers
A7 Sea Shanty
B1 Gossip Calypso
B2 The Tale Of A Mouse
B3 Verily
B4 The Bird On The Second Floor
B5 Double Thinks
B6 I'd Rather Go Fishing
B7 One Man Band

1970
Bernard Cribbins (born 29 December 1928, Derker, Oldham, Lancashire, England) is an English character actor, voice-over artist and musical comedian with a career spanning over half a century who came to prominence in films in the 1960's, has been in work consistently since his professional debut in the mid 1950's, and as of 2010 is still an active performer.

Cribbins served an apprenticeship at the Oldham Repertory Theatre, taking a break during his years of study to undertake National Service with the Parachute Regiment in his late teens

Cribbins made his first West End theatre appearance in 1956 at the Arts Theatre playing the two Dromios in A Comedy of Errors and co-starred in the first West End productions of Not Now Darling, There Goes the Bride and Run For Your Wife. He also starred in the revue An' Another Thing, and recorded a single of a song from the show entitled "Folksong". In 1962 he recorded two highly popular and well-remembered comic songs, "Right Said Fred" (in which a group of workmen struggle to relocate what would seem to be a piano) and "Hole in the Ground" (in which an embittered workman murders a bowler-hatted harasser).

Cribbins appeared in films from the early 1950's, his credits include three Carry On films, the second Doctor Who film Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD, and as the station porter, Perks, in The Railway Children (1970). He returned to the revival Doctor Who series as Wilfred Mott alongside David Tennant. He was the narrator of the British animated children's TV series The Wombles, as well as Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings. He also narrated a celebrated BBC radio adaptation of The Wind in the Willows and provided the voice of the Tufty character in RoSPA road safety films in the 1960's. He was the reader in more episodes of Jackanory than any other person, with a total of 114 appearances. Other television appearances included Fawlty Towers, as the spoon salesman Mr. Hutchinson (mistaken by Basil Fawlty for a hotel inspector) in the episode "The Hotel Inspectors" (1975).

Various -Strip Tease And Other Delights

The Stripper
A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody
How To Keep Your Guy At Home
The Southern Shake
I Want A Girl
Temptacious
Tempest's Moon
Strip Girl
Shifty Gypsy
Sahara Jewel

1967

Zacherley ‎– Spook Along With Zacherley

01 -  Happy Halloween
02 - Let's Twist Again
03 - Monster Monkey
04 - Dinner With Drac
05 - Come With Me To Transylvania
06 - Monster Mash
07 - Pistol Stomp
08 - Weird Watusi
09 - Dummy Doll
10 - I Was A Teenage Caveman
11 - Monsters Have Problems, Too
12- Limb From Limbo Rock
13 - Franc And Drac Are Back
14 - Lunch With Monster Goose
15 - Hello, Dolly
16 - A Ticket, A Casket
17 - I'm The Ghoul From Wolverton Mountain
18 - Ring A Ding Aurangotang
19 - Popeye
20 - A-B-C
21 - Eighty Two Tombstones
22 - Surfboard
23 - Dear Dear Valentine
24 - Gravy
25 - Baying At The Moon
26 - The Bat
27 - Scarey Tales From Mother Goose
28 - A Sure Sign Of Spring
29 - Coolest Little Monster
30 - Clementine
31 - The Spider & The Fly
32 - Igor
33 -Transylvania P.T.A
34 - Dinner With Drac Part 2 (Bonus Track)
Zacherley

John Zacherle (born September 26, 1918, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA - died October 27, 2016, Manhattan, New York, USA) was an American television host, radio personality and voice actor, known for his long career as a television horror movie host in the 1950's and 1960's. He is sometimes credited as John Zacherley.

Честно говоря не знаю что это за альбом,на диск 1960 он не похож,аналогов не нашел,хотя и не в этом ВЕЛИКАЯ СЕРМЯЖНАЯ ПРАВДА !👲