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by Norman Weiser
The new year is still young, and already
the record shops are loaded with
exciting new releases. So let's look
at some of the packages awaiting your
listening pleasure.
TOPS ON THE RECORD SHELVES:
Come March, the Academy Awards will
be flying, and "Sayonara" should be a
front-runner. The RCA sound track from
this great picture is a beautiful, haunting
work, one you will enjoy listening to
many, many times.
For those who like their music on the
dreamy side, with the finest in vocal
interpretation, "Like Someone in Love"
should be right down their alley. It's
the inimitable Ella Fitzgerald at her best
on this Verve etching.
MUS!C FOR FAMILY LISTENING: For
a vocal program, try "Tony Perkins," an
Epic release featuring this bright new
entertainer, then follow with "Just One
of Those Things," Capitol's new Nat
"King" Cole biscuit; "Tell It Again," a
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truly delightful bit of shellac with Julie
Andrews and Martyn Green on Angel;
"Dream Along with Me," Camden's entry
starring Perry Como; "Teen Time," a
Ricky Nelson offering via Verve; "Blue
Starr," Kay Starr's latest on RCA; Con
cert Hall's interesting experiment, "It's
Time for Tina" with Tina Louise; and,
finally, "Dan Dailey," featuring this fine
performer on Tops.
For dancing or just plain listening,
let's spin "The New Glenn Miller Or
chestra in Hi-Fi," an RCA release spot
lighting Ray McKinley. Now "Dance till
Dawn" with Howard Lanin and his or
chestra on Decca, then follow with Jackie
Gleason's fine new waxing, "Oooo!" on
Capitol; "For You," Bethlehem's con
tribution with Dick Stabile; Richard
Haymen in "Havana in Hi-Fi" via Mer
cury; and "Rhythmagic," by Escobar on
Cadence. Finally, "And They Called It
Vaudeville" will bring back many mo
ments of nostalgia for Mom and Pop. It's
on Golden Crest.
COVERING THE CLASSICS: Puccini's
"Tosca" is one of the most famous of all
operas, and RCA's new complete record
ing of the score, featuring such magnifi
cent voices as Zinka Milanov, dramatic
soprano portraying the lead role, Jussi
Bjoerling, Leonard Warren, and the
Rome Opera House chorus and orchestra,
is certain to be "must" listening for all
opera lovers.
Gilbert and Sullivan fans will welcome
Angel's "The Gondoliers," starring the
Pro Arte Orchestra and the Glynde
bourne Festival Chorus. Also on tap are
two other fine recordings, Gliere's "Ilya
Mourometz" by the Houston Symphony
Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski conducting,-on
Capitol, and Mercury's "Rossini
Overtures" as performed by the Minne
apolis Symphony Orchestra under the
baton of Antal Dorati.
BIG SOUNDS FOR SMALL FRY: Walt
Disney's "Story of Bambi," complete
with narration by Jimmy Dodd and full
color illustrations and story book, is now
available by way of Disneyland. And on
the same label, "Jimmie Dodd Sings His
Favorite Hymns" is another sure thing
for the younger set.
JAZZOMAN IA: The great Charlie
Parker comes to life in a new three
record series, "The Charlie Parker
Story," on Verve. This hunk of jazz
legend can be purchased individually.
And from the same label comes a series
of 14 separate LPs which were cut at the
Newport Festival last July and feature
some of the greatest names in jazz.
For the buffs, here's a mixture to suit
any taste: "Direct from San Francisco,"
with Bob Scobey on Good Time Jazz;
"Salute to Satch," Joe Newman, RCA;
"The Jazztone Mystery Band," and don't
look at the liner notes on this one see if
you recognize the artists from their ex
citing sounds; "Gone for the Day," June
Christy's latest on Capitol; "Jazz Eroti
qa," starring some excellent musicians
on Hi-Fi Records; the exciting Sarah
Vaughan and her trio on Mercury's
"Swingin' Easy," and finally, "La Vern,"
Atlantic's New Year surprise with the
very fine La Vern Baker vocalizing.
SAMPLING THE SOUND TRACKS:
Sinatra's "Pal Joey" with Rita Hayworth
and Kim Novak is Capitol's offering, and
already it has found a big audience with
those who have seen the movie. "Search
for Paradise," from Cinerama's release of
the same title, features a Dimitri Tiom
kin . score, and is presented by RCA.
Direct from the San Francisco and Los
Angeles Light Opera comes "Annie Get
Your Gun" with Mary Martin and John
Raitt, and this one, too, is rapidly hitting
the sales jackpot.
Oh, These Women!
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"I was just at the bank! You
haven't been depositing!"
"Couldn't you be something bet
ter than just a philanthropist?"
Family Weekly, January 26. 1958
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