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by Norman Weser
Loday is palm Sunday, and a week
hence all Christendom celebrates Easter.
During the past weeks of the Lenten sea
son, culminating with the Easter service,
music-lovers have had available to them
some of the finest religious music ever
performed, thanks to records.
Since individual tastes vary widely on
this subject, we hesitate to recommend
any particular selections. Instead we sug
gest you visit your local record shop
where you will find many excellent re
ligious and inspirational albums.
TOPS ON THE RECORD SHELVES: De- ,
lightful is the word for Doris Day and her
new album, "Day by Day." With Doris
singing as only she can, and Paul Weston
and his orchestra providing the musical
background, this Columbia album should
wind up as one of the year's best bets.
MUSIC FOR FAMILY LISTENING: The
wonderful "Dukes of Dixieland" are out
with Volume 2 on Audio Fidelity, this
time featuring Betty Owen, better known
as the Duchess, and it looks like another
winner. For a change of pace, try Sarah
Vaughan singing "Great Songs from Hit
Shows," a two-record Mercury package,
or Roberta Sherwood with "Show Stop
pers," a new Decca release. Still on the
show-tune kick, but with a novel twist, is
the new Henry J. Kaiser record company
debut, "Broadway Wears a Lei," a most
interesting recording experience. Like a
bit of Gay Paree in your program? Try
"Bonjour Paris," a Columbia waxing fea
turing Michel Legrand in beaucoup hi fi.
For a varied vocal program, start with
the Crewcuts singing "Music ala Carte"
on Mercury, something old and plenty
good. Then follow with Peggy Lee's Dec
calbum, "Dream Street," truly a dem
onstration of what sweet dreams are made
of. Finally, there's Betty Johnson, whose
new Bally effort is identified simply as
"The Touch," but it's a touch of fire.
Moving to the classics, you won't want
to miss several new Angel releases, in
cluding the brilliantly performed "Abduc
tion from the Seraglio"; the Liverpool
Philharmonic and Huddersfield Choral
Society in Handel's "Israel in Egypt," a
work destined for greatness, and Otto
Klemperer and the Philharmonic Orches
tra performing Beethoven's "Symphony
No. 5," a most beautiful and moving read
ing. For warmth and freshness coupled
with strong rhythmic impulses, listen to
"Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" and "Sym
phony in C Major" as done by the London
Symphony Orchestra on Mercury.
THE SPINNING DISK: The Four Fresh
men have been re-signed by Capitol for a
six-year stretch . . . Harry Belafonte, now
America's No. 1 record seller, stars in a
new movie to be called "Island in the
Sun" . . . Nick Noble's new Mercury al
bum, "You Don't Know What Love Is,"
finally establishes this singer as a record
ing star . . . Insiders along Tin Pan Alley
predict the calypso rage will fade unless .
true West Indies music is used instead of
the synthetic brand now being pushed by
most record companies . . . Contrary to
reports, Jimmy Dorsey will not retire
from-the band business.
JAZZOMANIA: For those who are new
to jazz, as well as those who are experts
on the subject, "Encyclopedia of Jazz on
Records," a four-record Decca package, is
a must. It covers 40 years of jazz, from
Armstrong to the Bird. Records may be
purchased individually as well as in the
deluxe package. "The Most Happy Piano"
is just that, a Columbia delight by Erroll
Garner. Two outstanding Atlantic albums
are "Wilbur de Paris at Symphony Hall"
and Lars Gullin playing his magical bari
tone sax. Vocally, we think you'll like
Prestige's Barbara Lea singing with the
Johnny Windhurst quintet, and Morgana
King crooning the blues on Emarcy.
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