Reader's Digest: RD4-89-1--RD4-89-4 (on container: RDA 89-D1--RDA 89-D4). "Reader's Digest collector's edition of original recordings"--Container. Artie Shaw, clarinet, and his orchestra; Helen Forrest, Tony Pastor, Paula Kelly, vocals; the Gramercy Five. "Electronically re-recorded to simulate stereo." Program notes on inner sleeves; and index to songs ([4] pages : ports.) laid in container.
Contents:
Begin the beguine -- I didn't know what time it was (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- Stardust -- The donkey serenade -- Rosalie (Tony Pastor, vocal) -- Traffic jam -- What is this thing called love? -- Deep purple (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- Frenesí -- Indian love call (Tony Pastor, vocal) -- Moonglow -- Non-stop flight -- Softly, as in a morning sunrise -- Time on my hands -- Carioca -- Moonray (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- Jeepers creepers (Tony Pastor, vocal) -- One-night stand -- Out of nowhere -- Bill (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- Dancing in the dark -- Lover, come back to me -- Comes love (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- Serenade to a savage -- Copenhagen -- Day in, day out (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- My blue heaven (The Gramercy Five) -- I don't want to walk without you (Paula Kelly, vocal). (cont.) I surrender, dear -- One foot in the groove -- 'S wonderful -- Back bay shuffle -- All the things you are (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- Temptation -- The sad sack (The Gramercy Five) -- Jungle drums -- Smoke gets in your eyes (The Gramercy Five) -- Someone's rockin' my dreamboat (Paula Kelly, vocal) -- Summertime -- Prosschai (Tony Pastor, vocal) -- My heart stood still -- Do I love you? (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- It had to be you -- When the quail come back to San Quentin (The Gramercy Five) -- Alone together -- I poured my heart into a song (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- Rose room -- Oh, lady be good -- Nightmare.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)28720376
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.