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Please send 25e in stamps or coin to pay for postage and handling charges. MITCHUM CO.. DIPT. 74-15, PARIS, TENNESSEE (811 See package for delicious Bran Muffin Recipe by Norman Weiser For those who enjoy the music from Broadway shows, two excellent albums are now available. For a current smash hit, listen to "Jamaica," RCA's release with Lena Home, Ricardo Montalban, and the rest of the original cast. The second package, from Columbia, is "The Four Lads Sing Frank Loesser." We think you'll like the "Guys and Dolls" bit on this one. TOPS ON THE RECORD SHELVES: For the first time in the history of LPs, a firm has simultaneously .introduced two new albums by the same group, and after listening to both, we think you'll understand why Audio Fidelity did this. The disks are called "On Bour bon Street with the Dukes of Dixie land" and "Minstrel Time with the Dukes of Dixieland." This is a real swinging group, one which both jazz and pop fans will find to their liking. MUSIC FOR FAMILY LISTENING: For a varied program of fine vocal music, let's start off with "It's All Over But the Swinging," a Decca release spotlighting Sammy Davis Jr. On the same label, "Songs of Love" by Sylvia Syms should find a wide audience among teens as well as the adults. Those who like a continental flavor in their musical julep might try "Paris Midnight," a Vanguard LP with Liane singing some fine tunes from the French capital. "Dalida" is the title of another album and the name of the singer who offers a most unusual voice. It's on Verve and it, too, comes from Paris. "Man, I Flipped" is a Cadence present featuring the fine Kirby Stone group. While in a mood for a real beat, try Hifi Record's "Harp with a Beat" by Verlye Mills. In a more sedate atmos phere is Disneyland's "Autumn" by Camarata and his musical invention which includes a pipe organ, piano, chorus, and full orchestra. Finally, from" Chicago's famous Pump Room come the danceable tunes of David Le Winter and his orchestra, on Mercury. COVERING THE CLASSICS: For those who know and love opera, yet are unable to get to the centers where it is performed, Angel has added an other fine complete recording. It's the La Scala company with Maria Callas performing "Turandot," and you can be assured a full evening's enjoyment when you spin this Puccini classic. Antonio Vivaldi's "The Four Sea sons," the four-part concerto which has achieved great renown since it was composed in the early 18th century, receives a moving performance on Van guard's new LP featuring Jan Tomasow on violin and Anton Heiller, harpsi chordist. Vladimir Horowitz sets his nimble fingers to the keyboard, and the result is an RCA gem called "Horowitz Plays Chopin." Also newly released is Chopin's "Ballades and Impromptus" as performed by another fine pianist, Agi Jambor, on Capitol. JAZZOMANIA: There is quite a vari ety of good new jazz now available, and for a sampling try "Hard Drive" with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, on Bethlehem. It's probably the best effort by this group to date. "West Side Story" is one of this season's big Broad way hits, and the Leonard Bernstein score gets a top jazz treatment from Manny Albam and his group in a Coral waxing which should find wide accept ance among collectors. One of the most famous jazz concerts was played in December, 1956, in Paris and starred the ageless musicianship of Kid Ory. Now Verve has released this performance for all to hear and enjoy. On the same label is the latest etching by Woody Herman and his Herd, this one called "Early Autumn" and offer ing some excellent listening. "All the King's Saxes" marks the debut of Disneyland Records on the jazz scene, and an auspicious start it is, with Hymie Shertzer conducting a group of finished musicians in a swinging, bouncing set you won't want to miss. HI-FI FUN: Want to demonstrate your high-fidelity equipment with some ex citing musical sounds? Then try one or all of these recent LPs: "Hi-Fi Salute to Bunny," with Ruby Braff on RCA; "Jimmie Lunceford in Hi-Fi," starring Sy Oliver on Decca; and "Getz Meets Mulligan in Hi-Fi," via Verve. Family Weekly, February 23, 1958 twwt IN
