Sleeve Notes: Born Free, Lara’s Theme (From “Dr. Zhivago”), Goldfinger, Ben Hur, A Taste Of Honey, This Is My Song (From “Countess From Hong Kong”), You Only Live Twice, Magnificent Seven, Lawrence Of Arabia, Tara’s Theme (From “Gone With The … Continued
Sleeve Notes: On this album are twelve unique titles. Unique, because each one of them has touched the nerve of an entire generation. Not just in this country, but right round the world. Most of them came from ‘ left … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Fresh from their exhilarating success with It’s the Talk of the Town, (CL 1334/CS 8143), The Ray Conniff Singers turn their voices to another exemplary group of wonderful standards. Equally delightful for dancing or listening, these songs take … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Ray Conniff has been at the top of his profession now for almost twenty years and his famous sound clearly belongs as much to the ’70s as it did to the ’50s and ’60s. His records, in fact, … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Beautiful music, wonderfully sung by a rich, velvet-voiced choir is what the Giinther Kallmann Choir is all about. When you hear the pick of the very best popular songs of today and yesterday, you’ve got the kind of … Continued
Sleeve Notes: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical ‘Hair’ has brought the world of the Hippies into the theatre. In so doing it has caused a sensation that has rarely been equalled; the world it shows is onewhere conventional inhibitions—sexual taboos, … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Burt Bacharach (his dad’s the syndicated columnist) is talented, youthful, versatile, hand-some, amiable, respected by his colleagues and married to a beautiful movie star (Angie Dickinson). He’s internationally known as a top notch composer, a skilled conductor and … Continued