«Дедушка, голубчик, сделай мне свисток».
«Дедушка, найди мне беленький грибок».
«Ты хотел мне нынче сказку рассказать».
«Посулил ты белку, дедушка, поймать».
— Ладно, ладно, детки, дайте только срок,
Будет вам и белка, будет и свисток!
Disco Duck (Part I Vocal)3:10
Barely White (That'll Get It Baby)3:45
Bionic Feet3:12
Flick The Bick4:54
Disco Duck (Part II Instr.)3:03
Dis-Gorilla3:05
Doctor Disco4:50
Bad Shark4:17
He Ate Too Many Jelly Donuts3:02
The Peanut Prance2:47 1977
A1Feliz Navidad
A2Aguinaldo Antillano
A3Jingle Bells
A4El Cha Cha Cha Navidad
A5Fiesta De Navidad
B1Bachata En Navidad
B2Eterna Navidad
B3Tu Y Yo En Navidad
B4Capricho Navidad
B5Rey De Los Cielos 1971
1-1–Benn Joe ZeppaShame On You Miss Lindy
1-2–The Sabres My Hot Mama
1-3–The Majestics Riding By
1-4–The Catalinas Destruction
1-5–Kip TylerRumble Rock
1-6–Ted SelfLittle Angel (Come And Rock Me To Sleep)
1-7–Gene MaltaisDeep River Blues
1-8–The Ramblers Devil Train
1-9–The NoisemakersPanic
1-10–The Party RockersHouse Party
1-11–Lord Luther with The Kingsmen(I Was A) Teenage Creature
1-12–Betty McQuadeMidnight Bus
1-13–Mississippi Mud MashersMoonglow
1-14–Harry Coons & Richard CampbellWatusi Apb
1-15–The MedallionsBehind The Door
1-16–The EnchantersCafe Bohemian
1-17–Jackie CannonChill Bumps
1-18–The Vice-RoysMoasin'
1-19–Bob TaylorWowsville
1-20–James 'Red' HollowayA La Carte
1-21–Red Hewitt And The BuccaneersDJ Blues
1-22–Joe Wallace Leopard Man
1-23–Jay FanningIt's Love
1-24–Clyde StaceyHoy Hoy
1-25–Jack HammerWiggling Fool
1-26–Buddy Miller Teen Twist
1-27–Bobby LoneroLittle Bit
1-28–The Cats & The Fiddle Killin' Jive
1-29–Billy Devroe And The DevilairesI'm Packin'
1-30–Johnny & The Baa-BaasMove Along
1-31–The MidnightersSexy Ways
1-32–The Highlights Ah So!
2-1–The TempestsRockin' Rochester USA
2-2–Allen Page And The Deltones Dateless Night
2-3–Johnny Stark Rockin Billy
2-4–Johnnie & JonieKee Ro Ryin
2-5–Bob LumanAll Night Long
2-6–Duane de SantoReal Cool
2-7–Don FrenchLonely Saturday Night
2-8–Jo Ann CastleCherokee
2-9–The RevelsIntoxica
2-10–The Four Plaid ThroatsThe Message
2-11–Kay StarrThe Headless Horseman
2-12–Bell Book And CandleZodiac Blues
2-13–Frankie Capp Percussion GroupPeter Gunn
2-14–Willie MabonI'm Mad
2-15–The Fortune TellersSong Of The Nairobi Trio
2-16–Tommy Dee & The MellotonesDragonfly
2-17–Bobby WilliamsTarzan
2-18–Bob & Terry CarawayBallin' Keen
2-19–David HoustonOne And Only
2-20–Misty BonnerI Can't Sit Still
2-21–Bill HayesBop Boy
2-22–Sweetie JonesBaby Please Don't Leave Me
2-23–Leon MachYou Hurt Me So
2-24–Gar BaconThere's Gonna Be Rockin' Tonight
2-25–The Gravestone FourRigor Mortis
2-26–Ron FeuerWhy Don't You Do Right
2-27–Terry SnyderBlue Tango
2-28–Mel McGonnigleRattle Shakin' Mama
2-29–The Cables Choo Choo
2-30–Buck OwensHot Dog
2-31–The MyrogensThe Dancing Katydids 2017
1–Sonny ColeI Dreamed I Was Elvis2:19
2–Phil Gray Bluest Boy In Town2:12
3–Johnnie FullerFirst Stage Of The Blues2:25
4–Glenn Starks Gonna Have A Party1:32
5–Bobby Lee Run, Fool, Run2:31
6–Gary Middleton Don't Be Shy1:55
7–Jerry DykeMean Woman Blues1:51
8–The Road RunnersRains1:59
9–Buddy LoveHeartbreak Hotel2:10
10–Gary Middleton Pretty Please2:20
11–Billy DevroeButtercup2:00
12–Joe HughesMake Me Dance Little Ant1:52
13–Phil Gray Pepper Hot Baby2:03
14–Tracey PendarvisIt Don't Pay2:03
15–Burrie MansoMy Woman1:50
16–Ronnie SpeeksWhat Is You Technique2:12
17–Billy EldridgeHalf A Heart2:02
18–Mackey HargettSo Glad You're Mine2:05
19–Chavis Bros.Love Me Baby2:30
20–Rodney ScottYou're So Square2:10
21–Phil Gray Somebody's Got My Baby2:38
22–Ronnie KnullG.I. Blues3:40
23–Dennis Smith This Little Heart2:00
24–Jack GillenTreat Me Nice2:20
25–Jimmy ReaganLonely, Lonely Heart2:40
26–The RecallsNo Reason2:25
27–Rick BountyIt Will Be Me2:49
28–Jerry LandoPut My Mind At Ease2:30
29–Don Ellis Blue Fire2:35
30–Tommy HammondReconsider, Baby2:47
31–Ray St. GermainShe's A Square2:28
32–Roger La RueI Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine2:22 1998
This HIGH Quality SOUND CD has been digitally remastered from the original 45's to maintain the real 50's blast.
"In recent years, man has pondered the mystery of the flying saucers. This is one story of that mystery and the effect it had on the female sex."
So read the brief liner notes on the back of this one sided, ten-inch album from 1963. Such an alluring title that turns out to be a rather silly promotional for...
August 20, 1927 - August 29, 2013
Bert Tenzer writer, producer, director, filmmaker, and creative visionary has died at the age of 86.
Bert died on August 29th, 2013 of complications from cancer at home surrounded by his family. He left this world the same way he came in, never giving up, always following his dreams, and displaying the courage and vision he was known for all his life.
The New York Times once wrote "Bert Tenzer's motion picture is 2,000 years ahead of it's time." Perhaps that also applies to Bert himself. Bert was born in Long Beach, New York, he began his career early, in his teens by writing a critically successful column in the city's newspaper called "Frankly Speaking" which was a satirical look at what was going on in the world at the time. Soon after still in his teens he produced a magazine where he wrote all the articles and sold advertising space to local retailers. This provided some revenue and paid for his college.
Acclaimed by Prentice Hall "Birth of a Salesman" was Bert's first recorded production. It dramatized and demonstrated what it takes to motivate and sell.
When Bert's career was interrupted by service in the US Army, Bert went to the head general and suggested a unique way to recruit soldiers via an armed forces radio show he called "Your Soldier in War".
From radio and records Bert moved to television in the early 1960s and he began turning products into 30 minute dramatized TV stories. What followed was a new generation of thirty-minute infomercials.
The end of the sixties was a time of revolution. "I looked at the madness of the decade and decided to get into motion pictures", said Bert. Not a shy individual Bert literally grabbed a guy who owned a 35mm camera and talked him into going around the country to capture what was happening. Bert wrote his first screenplay a story that would represent America as the Roman Empire headed for another fall. Titled "2000 Years Later", the finished movie, which Bert wrote, produced, and directed, was picked up by Warner Brothers. "Tenzer is a film maker who has produced one of the finest, most creative feature pictures I have ever seen", said the film's leading actor Terry Thomas, on "The Johnny Carson show". Judith Crist in her New Yorker magazine review, compared the film to Fellini's "La Dolce Vita" and "Dr. Strangelove" and urged her viewers to see it. Bert went on to write, produce, and direct other films such as "The Day The Music Died", "Free", and the "Summer of 70".
After movies Bert moved into video with the invention of the VCR. He built a franchise of more than 1000 stores across the country called "The Video Connection". He was a pioneer and the first to rent videos far ahead of blockbuster and others who later followed.
Toward the end of his career Bert created several TV news magazine shows highlighting businesses, the latest was called Moving America Forward. He also recently completed a film titled "Changes are coming," which was a combination of scenes from his original film "2000 years later" and new footage shot in 2007. He continued to work, write and create up until the end. Bert truly had a passion for life, his family, and work.
"Doing what you love to do with real passion, courage, and vision", that is how Bert lived his life and shall be remembered.
Bert was a loving father, husband and is survived by his wife Regina and two sons, Scott and Keith.
Published in the Los Angeles Times on Sept. 1, 2013
1Call My Name
2Little Red Wagon
3A Woman Called Sorrow
4Fire (Keep Away From My Heart)
5House Of Jack
6It's All In The Game
7When It Comes To My Baby
8You'd Better Run
9Send Out Love
10Sitting In The Station
11Take Me Like I Am
12Hey Little Boy
13Thru The Love
14Time Hangs On My Mind
15Anna-Lee 2006
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.
Side E
E1. Tony Bennett - Once Upon A Time (from "All-American")
E2. Percy Faith, His Orchestra and Chorus - Soft Lights And Sweet Music
E3. Ray Conniff and His Orchestra and Chorus - The Lamp Is Low
E4. Jerry Vale - Stella By Starlight
E5. Peter Nero - I Love How You Love Me
Side F
F1. Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra - In The Arms Of Love (from "What Did You Do In The War Daddy?")
F2. Mark Lindsay - Feel The Warm
F3. The Jack Gold Orchestra and Chorus - It Hurts To Say Goodbye
F4. Patti Page - Yester-me, Yester-you, Yesterday
F5. Skitch Henderson - Love Is All You Really Want
LP-4
Instrumentally Speaking
Side G
G1. Erroll Garner - Misty
G2. Percy Faith, His Orchestra and Chorus - Theme from "A Summer Place"
G3. Charlie Byrd - Samba De Orpheus (from "Black Orpheus")
G4. Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra - What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life (from "The Happy Ending")
G5. Bobby Hackett - Now And Forever
Side H
[06:16] H1. Dave Brubeck - Take Five
[02:18] H2. The Jimmy Wisner Sound - A Time For Us (from "Romeo And Juliet")
H3. Luiz Bonfa - Amor Em Brasilia (Love In Brazil)
H4. John Barry - Theme from "Romance For Guitar And Orchestra"
H5. Ray Conniff and Billy Butterfield - Something To Remember You By 1972
A1. Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra - Tonight (from "West Side Story")
A2. Ray Conniff And The Ray Conniff Singers - There's A Kind Of Hush
A3. Eydie Gorme - Make The World Go Away
A4. Johnny Mathis - Warm And Tender A5. Percy Faith, His Orchestra And Chorus - Elvira's Theme (from "Elvira Madigan")
Side B
B1. O.C. Smith - Here's That Rainy Day
B2. The Briarcliff Strings and Voices, Eric Lars conducting - Strangers In The Night
B3. Anita Bryant - Stranger On The Shore
B4. Jim Nabors - The Story Of A Starry Night
B5. Skitch Henderson and his Piano and Orchestra - (Carol's Theme) The Eyes Of Love (from "Banning")
LP-2
You And The Night And The Music
Side C
С1. Percy Faith, His Orchestra and Chorus - Some Enchanted Evening (from "South Pacific")
C2. Tony Bennett - Tender Is The Night
C3. The Briarcliff Strings, Eric Lars conducting - Moon River (from "Breakfast At Tiffany's")
C4. Doris Day - Night Life
C5. Charlie Byrd - A Time For Love
Side D
D1. Percy Faith, His Orchestra and Chorus - The Night Was Made For Love
D2. Robert Goulet - Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars
D3. Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra - Be My Love
D4. Vikki Carr - If You Could Read My Mind
D5. Ray Conniff and His Orchestra and Chorus - Goodnight Sweetheart
1Big Boss Man2:54
2Don't Catch The Dog's Bone3:17
3Piece Of My Heart2:37
4Baby, What You Want Me To Do2:16
5Open Up Your Soul3:13
6I'm Just Not Ready For Love2:24
7Don't Have The Right To Cry3:18
8What Kind Of Girl (Do You Think I Am?)2:15
9Don't Blame Me2:48
10Hello Again2:42
11It's Over2:15
12Time After Time2:56
13Each Night I Cry2:25
14Dear Momma2:40
15Never Again2:25
16Don't Wait Too Long2:20
17Have You Ever Had The Blues?2:48
18I Don't Want No Mama's Boy2:22
19Abracadabra2:08
20Love Is Blind2:53
21Never Let Me Go2:45
22Pledging My Love2:35
23The Man I Love2:31
24Saving My Love For You3:01
25Ev'rytime We Say Goodbye2:45
26Detour Ahead2:52 2009
Erma Franklin - Piece Of Her Heart - The Epic And Shout Years (2011)
Piece Of Her Heart: Epic & Shout Years album by Erma Franklin was released Oct 20, 2009 on the Shout! label. When 'Piece of My Heart' reached the U.S. Top 20 in 1968, the Pop music world was largely unaware that Janis Joplin's gritty vocal was but an echo of the emotive original by Erma Franklin from the R&B Top 10 of a year earlier. Erma was the eldest sibling in the Franklin family, senior to Aretha and Carolyn, and like the former was signed to Columbia Records in the early 1960's, producing a number of high quality singles and an album on the Epic label. She then pacted with Shout Records in New York in 1967 to cut four singles of bluesy Soul gems, moving to Brunswick in 1969. This collection brings together, for the first time, a comprehensive collection of all tracks released on both the Epic and Shout labels, reflecting the full range of Erma's musical talent in this fine showcase of Soul and Blues repertoire, also blessed with a hint of Jazz styling.
1Make Me Yours3:12
2Fall In Love With Me2:54
3Don't Look Back2:48
4Don't Wait Too Long2:37
5Don't Take My Mind2:30
6I Can't Stop Loving You3:51
7I Think I'm Falling In Love2:48
8You Gave Me Love2:39
9The Heartache Is Gone2:23
10I Will Not Cry3:03
11What Is My Life Coming To2:43
12A Change Is Gonna Come3:54
13I Think I'm Falling In Love (Fast Version)2:01
14The Man Who Said No2:20
15What Can It Be2:28
16Our Love2:54
17Lonely Love2:13
18The Dance Is Over2:02
19I Will Not Cry (Single Version)2:24
20Don't Take My Mind (Remix From Multi-Track Tapes)
Remix – Rob Keyloch
2:33
21Make Me Yours (Remix From Multi-Track Tapes)
Remix – Rob Keyloch
3:21
22Our Love (Previously Unreleased Alternative Vocal)3:09
23You Gave Me Love (Previously Unreleased Alternative Vocal)2:58
24Don't Look Back (Previously Unreleased Acoustic Guitar Version)3:11 2001
Born in Baltimore as Sara Bolling Hutchins (1935-1992), Sallie Blair drifted into music as a child. She took her stage name while at Douglass High School, then spelling it Sally with a Y, and gained experience singing with local bands that encouraged her to change her brunette hair to blonde. So in 1952 she made her first mark as the blonde, band singer with the Johnny Otis Band of Hand Jive fame.
Subsequently, she sang with the Illinois Jacquet and Duke Ellington bands. In July 1953, tired of one-nighters, she left the band business in Los Angeles to work as a single. Early in 1956, she began a solo career as Sallie Blair. In 1957, Cab Calloway signed her for his Cotton Club Revue. The show was a hit, and from then on, it was one triumph after another for the blonde bombshell.
Her sexy and intimate approach made her recordings ideal for radio programming and as a night-club singer. Walter Winchells column earned her spots on the Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson TV shows and she became an international star with appearances in South America, Europe, and the Middle East.Although her stage persona became more sophisticated in style of delivery, voice and dress with the years, one thing is for sure: Sallie Blair delivered more sex and surging, sultry emotion in a song than many singers in their whole careers
A1Me And My Teddy Bear
A2Open Up Your Heart
B1My Chocolate Rabbit
B2The Queen's Highway 1958
Вспомнилась наша Ирма Сохадзе звездочка 60-х
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А вот найденная информация о ихней звездочке
Little Beverley Bunt, from the village of Indian Queens in Cornwall, was just seven years old when she recorded her first - and so far only – EP for His Master’s Voice back in 1959.
According to the sleeve notes, even at that young age Bev was already something of a veteran, having won several singing competitions including the Junior Vocal Championship of Cornwall.
Arranged and conducted by Ron Goodwin, the four songs on this release are just lovely: The Queen’s Highway attempts to teach children how to cross the road safely, and predates the Tufty Club and the Green Cross Code Man by years. Open Up Your Heart has also been recorded, notably by Little Marcy, as Let The Sunshine In.
Me And My Teddy Bear had been recorded by dozens of artists before, including a pre-Little Marcy Marcy Tigner, on her one-off EP for Angelus, which I featured on this very blog back in 2013. My Choc’late Rabbit, credited on the disc as having been written by a gentleman by the name of Pascal Marks was, in fact, co-written by American songwriters Gerald Marks, the author of All Of Me and Milton Pascal. The song had previously been recorded by Rosemary Clooney in 1950, the year before she hit the big time with Come On-a My House
Bev did not release a record under her own name again, although she did pop up in 1968 in the regional heats of a Miss Cornwall competition, and she also appears to have done some session work at Roche Studios in Cornwall in the late 1970s.
The name Indian Queens, incidentally, seems to have come from an 18th Century public house and rather than Pocahontas or Queen Victoria, the one-time
01 The Theme From Z (To Yelasto Pedi)
02 Something
03 Hair
04 For Once In My Life
05 Oh Calcutta
06 A Familiar Concerto
07 Lay Lady Lay
08 Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head
09 Good Morning Starshine
10 Leaving On A Jet Plane
11 Ballad Of Easy Rider
12 Colonel Bogie March 1970
Ferrante & Teicher
Profile:
US duo pianists known for his arrangements of popular songs, classical music, soundtracks and musical pieces, formed by Arthur Ferrante (New York City, Sept 7, 1921 - † Sept 19, 2009) & Louis Teicher (Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Aug 24, 1924 - † Highlands, North Carolina, Aug 3, 2008). The duo recorded 150 albums, won 22 Gold and Platinum records, selling 90 million records, performed 5,200 concerts before retiring in 1989.
1Welcome Home
2I'm Confessin'
3Let It Be Me
4Love Will Keep Us Together
5The Air That I Breathe
6Suspicious Minds
7You Make Me Feel Brand New
8Don;t Stay Away Too Long
9Endless Love
10Always On My Mind
11Rainbow
12Hello
13Hey! Mr. Music Man
14Through All The Years 1998-Compil.
A1Song for Anna (Chanson D'Anna) (André Popp)3:46
A2Apples of Paradise (Toutes les Pommes du Paradis) (André Popp, Jean Claude Massoulier)3:09
A3One Day of Love (Un Jour L'amour) (André Popp, Jean Claude Massoulier)2:45
A4Living in Dreams (Herb Ohta)3:08
A5Little Romance (La Romancita) (André Popp, Jean Claude Massoulier)3:39
A6The Sun of My Heart (Du Soleil au Coeur) (The Sky So Wide) (André Popp, Jean Claude Massoulier)3:05
B1A Shade of Blue (André Popp)3:25
B2Gardens of Marmara (Les Jardins de Marmara) (André Popp, Jean Claude Massoulier)3:20
B3Love Is Blue (L'amour Est Blue) (André Popp, Pierre Cour)2:30
B4A Heart Too Tender (Le Coeur Trop Tendre) (Maybe Today) (Eddy Marnay, André Popp, Larry Kusik, Eddie Snyder)2:55
B5Keeping You Company (Herb Ohta)2:46
B6Dawn of Our Love (On N'Oublie Jamais) (One Never Forgets) (André Popp, Jean Claude Massoulier, Richard Ahlert)3:08 1973