Another in a long line of recordings released by DL Miller, this one under the “Damil” brand. Sleeve Notes: The sound of Tijuana is the sound of sunshine music that is gay, lively and filled with the kind of happiness … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Taking as their inspiration the highly romantic title And I Love You So the Mike Sammes Singers have woven twelve attractive variations round the eternal theme of love and happiness by means of as many different songs. Some … Continued
Sleeve Notes: The soft, romantic playing of Stan Freeman, enhanced by the full impact of total stereo sound, achieving a perfect musical atmosphere, sends one gently drifting into a world of dreams. His playing is direct and straight-forward and his … Continued
“Here is music to titillate the emotions of those who love dangerous living (as all Arabs do), of people who consider fear of death a monstrous absurdity (as most Arabs do), of bold souls who believe in living life fully … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Feeling in the mood for some musical relaxation? Them just sit back and enjoy the work of a team who really know what easy listening is all about. For nobody knows better than The Cliff Adams Singers, a … Continued
Sleeve Notes: A modern composer-conductor of versatility and distinction in all branches of music, Ronald Binge now contributes his fifth recording to the Rediffusion catalogue, reverting to the musicianly style of not-quite-mood-music that he provided so admirably in “Summer Rain” … Continued
Sleeve Notes: GAITE PARISIENNE is without question the gayest and most fun-filled ballet ever produced. It has wit and bubble that so delightfully portrays the Parisian Cafe Society of the Second Empire, Using the melodies of the nineteenth century composer … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Here is a selection of 12 top titles from the current charts, Ballads and Pop to please all tastes in popular music. We have tried to get as near to the original sound as possible and our only … Continued
This edition from Windmill Records is typical of their repertoire in that it features no established artists. It is instead another collection of cover versions of songs of the day, no doubt hurriedly put together to grab the moment before … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Before the conquest of South America in the sixteenth century there were large highly developed civilizations where Brazil and Mexico now lie. Their customs and cultures were quite different from those of the Spanish who conquered them and … Continued