Sleeve Notes: Boulevard are proud to present an album by Ian Raymond, his chorus and orchestra in a tribute to the instantly identifiable sound of Ray Conniff, the tracks on this record are ideal for background music or dancing, and … Continued
Sleeve Notes: “Romance in Hawaii” is a more than appropriate title for an album that concentrates on conjuring up just the right mood for relaxation and romance. To do so it uses the soft and delicate songs of the islands … Continued
Sleeve Notes: St Joseph’s Maori Girls College is one of the oldest of the Maori church boarding schools in the country. It was established on Bluff Hill in Napier in 1867, at the request of Father Reignier S.M., who worked … 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: UP UNTIL NOW there have been two Pearl Baileys. A Pearl Bailey of the night clubs and a Pearl Bailey of recordings. It has been a schizophrenic performing existence. The reason for the dual personality is Pearl’s attitude … 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: We have always admired Della Reese’s singing and were enormously pleased when the opportunity came fur as to bring her to RCA. We began her RCA history with a single recording, Don’t You Know, that underlined her warm, … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Through a succession of wonderful albums, Nancy Wilson has established herself as one of the finest singers of our day. So it has become natural that when good new songs come along, or old favorites become newly popular, … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Actually the only person competent enough to write these program notes for Eartha Kitt would appear to he Mr. Roget – he of Roget’s Thesaurus – or perhaps Mr. Noah Webster. But even having all the words in … Continued
