Sleeve Notes: ‘Fascinating Rhythm’ was a very apt title for the tune George Gershwin wrote all those years ago, and which has now become a ‘standard’ and it is also a very apt title for this LP. The rhythm of … Continued
Sleeve Notes: If you have any doubts whatsoever that Hollywood has produced a lot of extremely beautiful music, the artistry of Ronnie Aldrich will convince you and more than that, will captivate you. Here is a real musician one who … Continued
Sleeve notes: Here is your musical passport to a land of gentle breezes and swaying palm trees. The romance and magic of a turntable trip to the Pacific isles – home of Don Hilo and his Sounds of the Islands. … Continued
Sleeve notes: Side OneShaftI Just Cant Help BelievingSleepy ShoresI Can’t Let You GoI’d Like To Teach The World To SingSoley Soley Side TwoNo Matter How I TrySomething Tells MeSing A Song Of FreedomIs This The Way To AmarilloTokolashe ManJeepster Here … Continued
Long player, long hair, long dress, long long ago. Love songs in HiFi Stereo was an early seventies delight. Label: Polydor 2482 294 1972 1970s Covers
Sleeve Notes: The very mention of “Arabian Nights” brings to mind a picture of the romance and fabulous riches of the mystic East. Ron Goodwin, already famous for his brilliant orchestrations, has obtained his inspiration for this record from the … Continued
Sleeve Notes: SMASH HITS OF TODAY FOR YOUR DANCING OR LISTENING PLEASURE JACK IN THE BOX • MY SWEET LORD • LA BAMBA • ROSE GARDEN • THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN • MY WAY • BLUES FOR THE … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Regular listeners to BBC Radio 2 will be familiar with infectiously catchy stylings of Chico Arnez, thanks to all year-round appearances on programmes such as “Late Night Extra”, “Night Ride” and the Tony Brandon, Charlie Chester and Joe … Continued
Sleeve Notes: The songwriter-singer has always played a strong role in the development of popular music, yet few individuals have gifted it with quite the imagination that Gilbert O’Sullivan brings to his work. His songs, performed on record with consistent … Continued
Sleeve Notes: SIDE ONE During the February of 1880, Tchaikovsky was in Rome. The Carnival was at its height, the weather was glorious, and the composer had fallen in lave with Tivoli and its Villa d’Este. The wonders of this … Continued