Sleeve Notes: No one who has ever seen a James Bond film (and this probably takes in half the population of the Western world) will forget the driving, beat-filled music of John Barry which accompanied the adventures of the high-living … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Although this album primarily features The Singers singing the words, there are two songs which feature the orchestra and chorus instrumentally. Ray plays trombone on one of these, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, and he also … Continued
Sleeve Notes: The concept of the Stereo record is barely a decade old in this country, but it is as much a part of today’s musical scene as the family gathering around the piano was in the last century. Stereo … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Love Is Blue has proved to be one of the most delightful melodies of 1968, and one wonders how it could possibly have finished as low as fourth in the 1967 Eurovision Song Contest. Still, Paul Mauriat has … Continued
Sleeve notes: With this album Studio Two presents just three of the many facets in the musical talent of the distinguished French conductor and arranger, Franck Pourcel. It contains some very individual arrangements of chart-toppers, a selection of Tangos and … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Tahiti – never before has an island captured the hearts of so many persons both young and old an island that lives for ever in the memories of those who have been fortunate enough to visit it. This … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Whatever your musical pleasure, stereo completes it, gives life and depth, clarity and brilliance. Here at last is the stereo introduction record everybody has been waiting for. Long famous for the quality of their stereo recording, Polydor present … Continued
Sleeve Notes: These SUPERSTEREO Albums bring to you a new concept in stereo recording. For, until now, most stereo has been of the ‘gimmick’ type exploiting the techniques of stereo whilst not fully realising the true musical value of the … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Sit back, relax and enjoy this unique collection of hit tunes brought to you by twelve of the world’s greatest recording Stars. The distinctive styles of each artist make this a record to treasure as an example of … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Following the tremendous success of his first album, ‘HI-FLYING HAMMOND’, Keith Beckingham once again demonstrates the mastery of the Hammond Organ which has carried him round the world, playing before literally hundreds of thousands of people in Hammond … Continued