RECORD

MAIL

A MONTHLY REVIEW OF - POPULAR' RECORDS

ISSUE, BT E.M.I. RECORDS LTD.

I. His Master's Voice', Columbia, Parlophone, M.G.M.)

t',I. 1. No. L

Pried 1.!.

Fct,, a ISSF

HILTON RECORDS

IN GREAT PAIN

SENSATIONAL H.M.Va ISSUE

JIMMY YOUNG

JOINS

COLUMBIA

BIG NEWS this month is the signing by COLUMBIA

of singing star JIMMY YOUNG.

Since he cane into prominence in 1951 with his smash

hit of "TOO YOUNG," his name had held top position

in every aspect of show business. Since that date he has

had a succession of Hit Parade records including,

UNCHAINED MELODY," "THE MAN FROM

ILARAMIE;' "SOMEONE ON YOUR MIND;' "CHAIN

GANG" and "MORE;' and it is with obvious delight

that we welcome him to the Columbia label.

cfA

ea

pnpeefroce his oea

broad aai

and televa

lvon, Jlm ie has also

been featured in his own T.V.

hasgra amen. elOhn dd'th Gave

Kelly ant.

"olnvilatiov to the

Dance" — hen he rag

"SOPHISTICATED LADY."

This popular star is due ns make his i first car f

Columbia within the e t few

weeks. We nrong!y aadviso race

t� mi or for ' .

em.

NEW RELEASE

FOR ALMA

A new single issue by Alms Cogav is due for relearn rode

!February 7th). This is m addition to her big L.P. debut, which

is reported elsewhere.

The dust this e ' qq w Alma Cogav team

"SUGAR7ff end "GETTDV• NEADY FOR FREDDYr

"

on POPASO.

r'EW people wiU realise ort listening to the graat create

Ronnie Hilton issue that it was recorded under con-

siderable di 11 Only days before, Hilton had suffered

an injury on the football field, due to an aaidental kick

on injury

c le.

This at of 'he St. paaina¢¢ eat

charity match when Ronnie, and

Theatre, Sheffield. ehallenged a team handW a

by corn A en Stan

St en, who l, Iso rnideet in pavtomime at a nearby thw[rc.

The match, which was in aid

of Ilut y, namnlly pp owed a

great s d xd0 e

"ued t play d y W fact

hat he had pulled t

o ligament

d chipped an anal* bone.

Though on'derabll' roue

he

has managed coo

plaYine the pan f Prince

Flonul, hrs fins pantomime

role.

Whilst still In this painful

condition. Ronnie Hilton had to

make the return journey be, tween Londo and Sheffield so

that he might put o ecord

hat yy people regard as

being his Brae t *Hon YeL The

titles of this n w H.M.V.

.o— d. rlc J an Pritig

January 71st a "MAGIC

MOMENTS" wad ONE

BLADE OF GRASS (In a

d—)" on POPA46.

RONNE HILTON

STEREO DEVELOPMENTS

a we thou interest in the

�h be irecerd<has t=9=2 recently

which has been made in this field by EM.I._he world's la pat

*cord company.

r

Th two blown methods of r divg aterco on disc are

both bsaed o a specification wanted by E.M.I. ae lovg ago

as 1931. For matey yeah w n t Ipmble to develop this

technique be®ute the shellac r rd d the phs'... esluiy

mentthe, available were too made se high fidelity praduc-mde [o give satisfactory rc- Uon,

together iW intennve re-

ise

bloh

wk

to aa.

consi consider ad.

t tnn

Cif% a rcul voar-bility.

a

E.M.I'amm

rk in build•

dump h

bbp

raaat I.- y

eo n�

lapen

used by the B.B.C.nfn ma mm ten broadcast f reran

radio w of them— es, that E.M.I�a.,c.d, has

the m rI" for supplying the

Public t000rd

a

in then

ne of

ed'um.

on But it is no use putting stereo

discs , the m rket—E.M.I.

old do that tomorrow— til

the m of playing % them

is

-liable in form d t

prim a"e""e to worsh

while satin- of the public.

Work n perfatin`

a suit.

able pick-up for a reproducer

which will play both stereo and

Vpproduetiov. The advent of the

,1d1

bred record and the

great strides which arc being

tiro',

lark Pa key and davit: person.

Weft rnM r, d!

yne, has t

ll

.

I y rWucrrd h era for

o f ,..—., N.M.V. Long Pfoyin8 record. Jack Pay. fs

phvurcd here wir Recording At ..9 r. Hermon Newe(f.

ON THE MAPP

There's a new issue by sing-ing star LUCILLE MAP;

which is bound to ca n-siderable attention. Lueillea

lease is"LOVE IS and

THE EARLY BIRDIE" 00

Columbia DBAo7L

Lucille, the 25-ynr-old singer

from Trinidad, is married mth

She met her husband

wit,

is

n

a policeman when she

k s t b

a s om

of Police aeno-stapher.

She starred singing as a child

and made her first orofevroval

p wasp..

with B.— Holder.

It long before she had

her own radio i "Lucille

Mepp Sings." ai Sunday lunch.

time. A peak listening hour

in he Ilm Mat

India. to Ena1 d

is 1954 foie holiday with her

husband and derided to stay

hen I iderin Sothm

a termio-

here than at home. ugh bests

She hadn, been in this

o y long- before she —

offered part in tau Train."

t as this lucky break but

really brought L.. to the

nolim of the British public. She

s chiefly remembered for the

Florence Mill, number "I'm a

Little Blackbird." Soon she

snapped up by We B.B.0

for sev 1 seriec in doting

her to a still wider public. 0.

She has completed am

rk

her first film, with Anna Nngle

d Syla , Sym. in wWch

Lucille PIaYs

the pvn of a staff

num in childrens hospital.

Her first record for Columbia

Raords was released in Match.

1956. The rifles 7 "MANGOS"

ISLpled with "TREASURE

AND" on DBA9t6. Sin"then she has

had several each-

jog record releases.

Lucille is currently in a pro-.I ... t role in the new British

musical "Lady at the Whml."

o�rai,ary r rda is q wing

II ill E.M.I. ttthntcal design

dapartmmts iv Britain, europe

d America

Although therefore, it ill

probably be acme ynn before

stereo di a are available in the

same d�

se I

records der the H.M.V.,

Columbia, Capitol and other

merit., the stage b almost set

fora ma use

but stowing num-bar m ter e ket—pro-bably in about 12 month % rime.

RECORD MAIL - February, 1958

Enjoy life at 4S! No, this

is not another commercial for

poprem

ills, but only a way of

reminding you that the best of

corded mu is available on 70

,.p.m. record from the labels of

Columbia, ParlophonI

and M-G-M is also available in

posainily every a¢ on the

co mpact 45 r.p.m. 7" size.

To buy your music in this form

has many advantages. Not only

does its size permit storage of

a greater number of records

than the standard 10", but the

weight factor should not be

rverlooked. Record, on 7' 45

.p.in can be safely placed on a

bookshelf as you would your

favourite books.

Additionally, its flexibility

s that it is ma

c callly u

breakable in I usag , and

the playing surface available an

this type of recording enables

you to enjoy a greater quality

of reproduction. A single play-' a 45

reprise yo on r.

won

will s

you as to the wonderful soles

which may be obtained from

such a compact a

record. The

exceed life f 45 r

r,

an

hr

ads its pre,

are a

and if

the fine and

lob

s are kept fren

of dust d lubricated with

Emir cleaner, then thepos

will derive unlimited an.

joymenl from his favourite r

ordings on this wonderful new

playing speed.

In brief, the 35 re

p.. record

,rings and

to you superior mpm.

duc'on, a silt surface. It

takes up much less rob .

Finally, a important factor

for every record "y`_7 us

45 r.p.m, record case no ri t

than te

Its 10 inch 70 r.p-.

co

u rser[.

Still on this subject. one must

mainly not erlook the

adnnage, which the Extended

play record has brought with

it. The qualities are the same

a. above, but the playing time

sl st 8 "lute, o

ei

ithert

side, presenting for your

pleasure, the finest listening

material available o record.

They are attractively n

packaged,

not only giving photographs and

valuable information r

favourite stars, but additionally

offering protection for the long

life and safety of your record

collection. _

Why not talk to your .local

record dealer NOW.

JAZZ

JAZZ

JAZZ

by Nevil Skrimshire

"I LOVE LISTENING TO

BUDDY BREGMAN PLAY-ING THEMES FROM THE

FILM 'WILD PARTY"' is

the t tle f re, BUDDY

BREGMAN L.P. on H.M.V.

featuring Stan Getz and Ben

Webster. All the touts am

from the new. film "Wild Party

nowCLP1154

show.

ing in London.

FOR MUSICIANS ONLY"

msleatfmg title for a jazz

L.P. If the public hear it and

like 'it, does si mm they am

P 'yafs-nr is it

nsh

(a rsmal

ll

l

ority)? Whichever way you

look at it, DIZZY GILLESPIE,

STAN GETZ and wonderful

STITT play

jarz no 33CX10095.

Since JOHNNY HODGES

rejoined Duke Ellington, we

have had the great "Elling

e have to

CX 10098 56," and ow

n

33 " JOHNNY

HODGES AND THE ELL-INGTON ALL STARS." One

f the tunes goes der the

fantastic tide f Ballade for

very tad and tlred toms eaters:'

Thrs record evokes memories

f earlier Ellington records and

there is now a collection of the

1937/38 material on H.M.V.

DLP1172.

There is a new E.P. this

month of COUNT BASIE and

hi& orchestra I der the title

BASIE WAS HERE" SEB

!0083, a by ART TATUM

t the Hollywood Bowl SEB

10054, and one by ROY ELD-RIDGE and his Dixielavders

SEB10085.

British tenor sax player

KENNY GRAHAM is not

fren ,an playing these days.

The m n being that he is

spendings

moat of hs time wdt-

rg a..

Aresa sample f his kxn

mind is the clever "MOON-DOG" and "SUNCAT" suites.

on MGM C.764 (LP.). This is

played by a group of modem-u en order Kny's direction,

and it should prove that we can

co pate with the American's in

_oil jazz arranging.

Two E. P's of interest are by

JOHNNY DANKW.RTH

GEP.8653, and the now extinct

CRANE RIVER JAZZ BAND

GEP.8652. Both are collet,

dons of previous issued singles

that voirmit issue.

"Imm b e r

Lmnard Feamer's Hi Fi Suite

ill be interested in a new E.P.

by LEONARD- FEATHER

AND. HIS ALL STARS on

M-G-M EP.631.

BEST SELLERS ON LP

Have You Got Them ?

ELLA $ LOUIS AGAIN

STUDENT PRINCE—Mario Lama

BEST OF ELVIS—Elvis Presley

OFF STAGE—Tony Brent

JOHNNY DUNCAN'S TENNESSEE

SONG BAG

COFFEE BAR SESSION—The Vipers

FIVE STEPS TO DANKWORTH

CtP1146Jr

ALP1196

DLPHS9

335i+25

33SI122

PM01050-

-0/4CIW3

HMV

HMV

HMV

COL

COL

PAR

PAR

GERRY WKMOVS

"RECORD HOP"

A Famous Dise Jockey a

TR

Surveys the Musie Scene

"

]ffELLO again. Welcome back to "Record Mail "and to

my second contribution and a written version of

" RECORD HOP." Being in the favoured position of being

able to talk to you each week on Radio Luxembourg, and

to write to you each month in "Record Mail" has cer-

tainlybrought me a host of good friends. I sure appreciate

your continued, interest.

Without further ado, let's have a quick survey of

some of the great discs that have come up during January

from the labels of H.M.V., COLUMBIA, PARLOPHONE

AND M-G-M. Off we go then!

Our own ALMA COGAN

an

d f

she hasg prto oduced

8th,

most intriguing disc r curtly

n 1-3. I say on guing,

because of the tremendous con-trast in style on both s

ides of

the one record. Alma does a

delicious performance on the

top ballad f the t,

STORY OF MY LIFE"

'THE

d it can duly add further to

her laurels. The reverse,' LOVE

IS;' is so completely different

that I think you will find that

Alma gives you a re 1 eye-pener. "Love [s ^ is a beaun-

fuI new song from the musical

Lady At the Wheel," but it's

Alma's interpretation which has

«racted so may additional

❑steners for her. n

She to

rates with the best no whatever

material' she tackles.

EVE BOSWELL

From America come two

great dises which both deserve

Hit Parade places. Firstly

DANNY9ND IH6IUNIORS

with e....p-ro - wig called AT THE HOP. This is really

catching on in a big way, and is

rapidly helping to establish

Danny and The Juniors with

ceold buying enthusiasts. The

umber is POP.436, and the m-ee title s "SOMETIMES

(WHEN he

E

,barMor

which has

caught my record

attention is by

JOHNNY NASiH on POPA35.

JohDny made a sizeable impact

last year with his first record on

H.M.V.("LADDER OF

LOVE;' I'LL WALK

ALONE" POP.402) and n

he returns in even greater

strength with two big ballads,

"WONT YOU LET ME

SHARE MY LOVE WITH

YOU" and A VERY

SPECIAL LOVE." A new name

makes its bow on H.M.V.

POPA38. A young .man by the

e of ADAM FAITH. wbo

ne ently made his debut on the

popular B.B.C. "Six-

five

Specral" TV how nd n

demonsimtee his abilities o

record ith " HEARTSICK

FEELING" d ` BROTHER.

HEARTACHE AND SISTER

TEARS." In quieter round, and

f your taste Is smetlY rchea-eral, let me recommend Britain's

TONY OSBORNE AND HIS

DANCING STRINGS. Tony's

great arcng and conducting

perfectly demon-tmted i ' THE LOVELY

LADIES OF MILANO" (Die

Schdnen MBdchm Von Milano)

and "THE LIGHTS OF LIS-BON.". A new name to appmr

this month—HOKE SIMPSON.

I know very little about him,

but I do know that what he has

"or us on record is just the sort

of material that both you and I

are looking for on POP.442. A

couple f dazzling side—" I

FINALLY FOUND YOU"

and "GI-GI." If, like me, you

watch television frequently,

then you will know in advance

what born !VICTOR

of SOVERALL

has. Since winning a TV com-petition last year, he has fm-quently appeared in major ppr

grammes, and has won Vat

of admirers with his wonderful

tenor v It therefore

with ¢ unr Ce

med delight that I

¢,come Victor's first H.M.V.

disc on POP-443. I strongly

commend to make a point of

I steNng to this record, and

Victor's kable voice in

THE GIFCa

OF LOVE" and

BELOVED.. Finally, the

H.M,V. list, JOE 6ENNETT

and the Sparkletones return

(remember their BLACK-SLACKS!") with a really driv-ing record ov POP.445. The

titles are "PENNY LOAF-ERS AND BOBBY SOCKS"

d-"xOCKE7'.":-.: Believe -ure,

they both go like rockets.

- On Columbia, with wonder-fully relaxed singer MICHAEL

HOLLIDAY, and his version

of "THE STORY OF My LIFE on DBAOSR The reverse

is KEEP YOUR HEART:'

and you don't need words from

e to tell you what a great

performance to pert from

M i c h a e 1. Still spotl. is

in?

British artists I turn to DENNIS

LOTIS and acknowledge a great t

performance on DB.9056 with " VALENifINA " and "GOOD

MORNIN" LIFE." Both quite

contrasting, but both with the

impeccable Lotis touch. Golden

trumvv t star EDDIE CAL-VERT has teamed pwith ERIC WINSTONE AND HIS

OgnaNre�Nuent the

e RA t

f We s

popular

A.B.C.-T.V. pre! en t anon

"HOLIDAY NIGHT." The

minabor is, DBA059, and - for

additional value from the "Gol-den Tramper" man there is also

a mar top performance o

"FREE AND EASY" The last

few months nave seen the right,

lot establishment of R US S

CONWAY as a recording pian-ist. The latest issue from Russ,

and probably his best to date,

is is dehglitftd novelty piece

tied THE LANTERN

SLIDE" (DB.4060). For the

mvers,I'm very glad to se

that he has chosen a perennial

favourite — "THE HARRY

LIME THEME." Still on

Columbia, here's the big cos

hich both you and [ have

been looking forward to.

Another great disc by that sta-tional singing star PAUL

ANKA. Paul has pr wed

I tremendous follow-up to his

two previous a ih

title Iled YOU ARE MY

DESTINY." A great song with

Vemadous beat and a won-derful b stratlon by. Don

Costa. This d whirl,

so

bound € s er

sr

for it he

'very mossible

uy gredienL

w

A

little e n the style hich o

nly associate with Paul

we normally I STOP

LOVING

YOU." The . her DB.4063.

THE KING BROTHERS

That first-rate ballad .singer

TONY BRENT, accompanied

R by NORRIE PARAMO AND

HIS ORCHESTRA, gives a

very refreshing performance of

Id song—" THE CLOUDS

WILL SOON ROLL BY:'

This is DB4066 and

pled n

th "DON'T SAVE

YOUR LOVE."

On PARLOPHONE, B ' ritains

LAURIE LONDON 'is

back again with another couple

of sparkling songs, "HANDED

DOWN" and "SHE SELLS

SEA SHELLS." The number is

Ill nd with this pe rform-ce there

m-ce thereis every i dlcacion

that Laurie will r peat the

fantastic succe which he had,

and is sti ss

ll having, with his first

PARLOPHONE disc of "HE'S

GOT THE WHOLE WORLD

IN HIS HANDS" (l

rondnaed on vex 7

February, 1958

RECORD MALL

IN THE FINER GROOVE

3

This Month's Review of Long Playing Records By Mervyn Douglas

''fHE holidays are over, and all

the good thin

egn

s w received

ever, god things contnue i. the

welcome shape of Long Playing

record, , and the February list

from the labels of H.M.V.,

COLUMBIA, PARLOPHONE and

M-G.M a enoe.ugh to satisfy

reference guide s

can be found on

pages 6 and 7. but we take the

opportunity in this c [ n

lumn of

highlighting tome of he e

iss

The big e n o n H.M.V, is

he frst is of a I2" Long

ALMA'COGAN

tar

Y "1 LOVE TO

SING." Such a record has long

been a waited, but Alma has

c ken her time in collecting the

best material for this, her debut

L.P. Those

people who only

as, t Alma with her famous

happy.

bubbling sound are going

joy further delights

CLP.I152. Alma shows off all her

seal artistry, and the experience

and style shown on the record

only bring her any

mi more

ad. With a wonderful

orchestra' backing from Frank

Cordell, Alma can be heard m

ontrasting sepias

h w "

loved es s THEY CAN'T

TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME,"

YOU DO SOMETHING TO

ME," "CHEEK TO CHEEK;'

AS TIME GOES BY These

re but a few titles on this a..

cellent new H.M.V. showcase for

popular Alma Cogan.'

In very different style, '

o they famous artist—JOYCE

GRENFELL. The planted Miss

G renfell can be heard on a new

H.M.V. L.P. titled "AT HOME"

n CLP.1155. Miss Grenfell

needs introduction or build

up from and the a titles

n his L.P. make a wonny

derful

vehcle f thistalented British

To select any titles for

special attention is. almost a

impossible task.

Orchestral music is always in

demand, and there is

always

the right m ant" for listen-ing to such

-a cord. Famous

conductor, TONY OSBORNE.

constantly produces the sort of

o sound that o should he d.

lately dash to hear. His frst

L.P. on H.M.V. called "LOVERS

IN THE DARK" can be found

n CLP.1151. He waaves his

wonderful orchestra through

such beautiful tunes as "YOU

AND THE NIGHT AND THE

MUSIC;' "A KISS IN THE

DARKDARK," "TWO CIGARETTES

," DARK" and "DREAM

LOVER" to ment� o but a few.

Add t all this the charming

piano playing of Tony Osborne

him'flf ano

d you sisrHyo

have a

fist a chestral re I. d.

Over w to COLUMBIA.

d L.P. anby the, famous

dust or mas into tremendous orchestral backing.

ERIC JUPP AND HIS ORCHES- Many of the sitl.s are old

TRA, with a very lush orchestral favourites, probably written be.

sound on 33SX.1072 under the fore Frankie was born. and 'n

collective title 'MUSIC FOR eludes such songs a "LET'S

SWEETHEARTS." This is an ex- FALL IN LOVE," "SOMEBODY

LOVERa MEN; "FOOLS RUSH

n IN " d MY BABY JUST

CARES FOR ME."

Fine orchestras come to the

fore this ,nth, and turning to

PARLOPHONE we find yet

pother conductor. ALYN AINS.

WORTH. This famous conduc-tor who has made his repuntion

with he B.B.C. Northam

Variety ,

Orchestra has made an

,citing debut on the PARLO.

PHONE label with his L.P.

"MOONLIGHT BECOMES

YOU" I, PMC.1049. If you are

interested orchestral styles

than this is other must for

you: Whether for relaxing

background uoi c o (or serious

listening. this package which

"MOON, which include

LIGHTS w BECOMES

YOU," "WRAP YOUR

TROUBLES IN DREAMS;'

•' SMALL FRY," THANKS FOR

THE MEMORY" and "EAST OF

of

SUN " is more than worthy

f your attention.

On M-G-M we find wonderful

British song stylist. CLEO

LAINE. For a long ti

her repuntion has a now.

crossed, and- she has longr

bee,

a featured

lse a 'a with 1 hnny

D .kw h ndhis Orchestra

on his programmes and his T.V.

.pp .... nces. On this new

M-G-M L.P.. Cleo' talents are

given the widest possible scope

under he descriptive title

"SHE'S THE TOPS I" (M- -M-C-765). I r mend whole-heartedly that you listen to Cleo.

FOR THE LOVE

OF MIKE!

Singing star MICHAEL

HOLLIDACe s currently enjoying

great os with his latest

COLUMBIA issue—THE

STORY OF MY LIFE" on

DBA058.

This isy has

w ted a or

ng time for[

another

Hit Panda entry, and this timb

he has really rtormed the charts

't, a eng a Within .dry,

of release. Michael's v t on had

s climb,

rapidly entrench,d w

as

THE favourise.

Every rsisl enjoys seeing a

His Parade disc. and though

Mich

aftersel perfecto re

cord, the

record

BIG one has constantly eluded

him.

Everyone who it,,,, Michael

Holliday will agree that it could

t happen o r pce

erson.

Whatever w-found

es fromn

the popularity of

The Story of my Life;'

Michael will continue to keep his

feet firmly on the ^round.

He

will certainly rem i the "like.

able guy "that everyone knows.

and his wide TV viewing is blic

will increase as each month

paThe number is DBAOSB, and

the reverse title is one of his

own wmpositions—" Keep Y

Heart"

— AND-�ON--EXTENDED PLAY Aloe for money SKIFFLING that M_G.Mue.

Continental Flavour.

ALONG WITH THE VIPERS" M-G-M can usually offer music

ON,

— o the E.P. is es for

February and f thou

that

cellent L.P.for ettearcs f

any age 1 Eric ,at sooth-ing mood with

.

such old

favourites a "HOW u

DEEP IS

THE OCEAN;' "THE VERY

THOUGHT OF YOU "THE

KISS IN YOUR EYES;' "LOVE

WALKED IN." Still on Columbia

but in different style, there is

citing L.P. tallest

FRANKIE LYMON IN LOW

DON" (33SJ127), recorded

n 1957 during his visit to this

unlry. Frankie Lymon se

up his o special brand of

rockin' rhythm coupled with a

FRANKIE LYMON

ing with them Johnny' authen

song-style and "Footprints itely Jim Dale. Four o was d.fi.

f his best xcerpts from "KIS ME KATE

prefer their ter, i menu n CUBAN BAND. From the States inc

the Snow"; "Kaw-Ligar' known tithes are offered on GEP featuring !GATHRYN GRAYSON,

this compact farmsa

they have an att 'v g-stylist appears "Rock-a-Billy Baby •' and "Get 8656, HOWARD KEEL, ANN MILLER

se,a" ly not been neglected by MEET MONICA LEWIS" Along Home Cindy." Pleasant

'het

E.M.I. group. Gems a (7EG.8706) an introduction listening—and so real you can

tied v rywlare hrouihe you'll find hard decline. .[moat mall those Texan oil

out ,

the labels of H.M.V., Col- Recently. a young British film wells. For the energetic teen-u bia, Parlophone and M.G-M. star

—1, his debut on HMV ager, how about"THE TERRIFIC

On HMV my spotlight immedi- fe

e singer and a ngwriter. TERRY WAYNE" (SEG.7758).

a tely settled TEG.8300—an The name was JOHN s

CAIRNEY, Lots of vitality and foot-tapping

E.P. titled "NOEL COWARD and his fresh individual style vocals. Recent issues by the one

SUCCESSES:' His amt alone w immediately ecogM.d!. and only GRACIE FIELDS have

is sufficient as a guide to what :,as

JOHN LAIR- been collected together on

re for you on this record. NEY" on 7EG.8310 does just SEG.7759. Songs such as "Mary's

A in at.' t

,ion of such classics as that! With his collaborate, Boy Child," "Scarlet Ribbons;'

"Madn

Dogs d Englishmen;' SAMMY SAN, John Cairney pro "Around The World," "Far

"Poor Lied. Rid Girl' "Mrs. sent' their refreshing c_ Away' can do nothing but

Worthington" and 'London positions inw

"Two Strangers" please. What a great artist she

Pride" establishes this portico- "Your TM sing Heart;' "A still is "SATURDAY NIGHT

lap HMV record as a gem that no Certain Girl 1 Know;' and AT THE CROWN" on SEG.

collection should be without. "Never Be Alone:' Lastly, and 7760 offers uninhibited chorus

We were introduced during 1957 certainly by a lean— zinging. One se " let your hair

an orchestra from France "SOUVENIR OF JACK BUCH- down" with. MICHAELHOLLI-un

der the ductorshhs f ANAN"on HMV 7EG.8307. ]I's DAY—that must r lazed singer

FRANK POURCEL. On 7EG.8301 still not easy to accept the fact with the most pleasant voice

'- that this "youthou

lr

vat ran"

s taken from midst i

1957.

THE SEINE

—there'sa delightful offering by

this orchestra of "Le Cygnet'

"Reverie,' "Caardas" and

" Barcarolle." There's none

quite like ELLA FITZGERALD,

and if you want to add to those

Ella L.P's that you should have

beady (CLP7098, . Is 16/T,

CLP1116/7, CLPI&O/4) then I

hasten to r mend HMV1

su, 7EG.8703.

FATS" �sWALLER. alas no

longer with lives today

on recordings uS

in

the hearts

of both young and old. When

is apt to take things too

seFanF

...ly. the happia s which

ts an

s

ot letter

r

hough

his

a tonic.

music In e

EIs . an

"FATS

WALLER IN LONDON No:,

(TEG.8304)—a collection which

displays his talent a

an organist of rx

considerable

calibre. If you've Latin blood in

your 'ems record to it

tingling is o

"CHICO'S CHA-

CHA" a 7EG.8305, featuring

CHICO O'FARRILL'S ALL-STAR

JOHNNY DUNCAN

has another E.P. his month on

Columbia SEG.7761. o

Colum-hiai own NORRIE PARAMOR

conduct his orchestra in "SKY-SCRAPER SERENADE" on SEG.

7762. Exquisite orchestral pre.

cations of such

"Lullaby of Birdlond' "Man-hattan Serenade; "' Harlem Noo

turner' "Lullaby of Broadway."

Back o "hap" mood and

JIMMY BOWEN with the RHY.

THM ORCHIDS "MEET

JIMMY BOWEN"(SEG.7757) is

just the right prescription.

Finally on Columbia may I re

mend the VIENNA BOYS'

CHOI0. "MELODY IN

VIENNA "I

(SEG.7754). A m

satisfying r cord—andran

satisfying choral ou d a

Posi

vely this ord has " that

something special."

On Columbia comes JOHNNY On PARLOPHONE there's that

DUNCAN with his BLUE GRASS most popular kilBe group— BOYS "FOOTPRINTS IN THE VIPERS. They give their

THE SNOW " (SEG.W53) bring- special brand of music, and full

TERRY WAYNE

(GEP8655). One of THE British from film sound tracks, and this

seal succeszez of 195] ..nth is option. Firstly,

.ad TOMMY FALL may be

Found on M-G-M-E—. Addi-tionally there's "THE BELLE OF

NEW YORK" with FRED

ASTAIRE d ANITA ELLIS n

M-G-M-EP-620. Still with the

s, but strictly orchestral,

the LEROY HOLMES

AND HIS ORCHESTRA play-ing film hemes "SEAT IN

THE CIRCLE" (M-G-M4EP-629).

Easy listening and beautifully

sce,ed. Consistently top-race.

the RAY CHARLES SINGERS

gain with their E.P.

"WINTER WONDERLAND"

(M-G-M-EP-630). Britain's I—

American visitors —

LARRY PARK v

and his wife

BETTY GARRETT can be heard

on

"RECKON I'M IN LOVE"on

M-G-M-EP-632 with their special

factious charm—and finally

"THE INIMITABLE YVES SKINNAY ENNIS AND HIS

MONTAND" (GEP8654). A ORCHESTRA ar 'showcased'

charming vocal recording with on M-G-M-EP-634.

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HIS

MASTER'S VOICE

12-inch Long Play

LOVE LISTENING TO BUDDY BREGMAN

PI ying music from "WILD PARTY"

BUDDY BREGMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA

featuring Stan Getz and Ben Webster

Wild Party; Melody Room; Bads Blues; Kicks Swings; Melody

Lane; Lost Keys: Go Kicks; Gaga Flips: Derek's Blues:

Muliiganville ;Terror Ride ;The Flight ; Tom i Idea ; Melodyville :

Honey Chile: End of Party; Kicks is in Love =C-1:77494'

"AT HOME"—JOYCE GRENFELL

William III ezard at the piano

Opening Numbers; Ballad: Nursery School; London-Scottish:

.Boat Train: Joyful Noise: The Woman on the Bus: Introduction

to songs my .,her taught me— Old Joe Clark

Step Light Lady

All The Pretty Little Horses;

Shirley', Girl Friend; Time: It's Almost Tomorrow idi'+et—

CLP series (124-1, LP)-35/30d.

HMV 10-inch Long Play

A BLUES SERENADE ( Period 1937-1938)

DUKE ELLINGTON and His Orchestra

The New East St. Louis Toodle O: Portrait of the Lion;

A Gypsy Without a Song : The Gal from Joe s ; Braggin' in Brass

Solid Old Man; Smorgasbord and Schnapps; Cotton Club Stomp;

Prologue to the Black and Tan Fantasy; A Blues Serenade

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"CLEF" SERIES

12-inch Long Playing

FOR MUSICIANS ONLY

DIZZY GILLESPIE—STAN GETZ—SONNY STITT

Be-Bop; We; Dark Eyes : Lover come back to me T X ta)9S--THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO

at the STRATFORD (Canada) SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL

Falling in love with love: How about you: Flamingo; Swinging

..on;

star. Noreen dl

; 5�nd Sort. them

sy in e

H.3

high the

You ma Nocturne;

3r'viW9f

Pers ref

Oscar Peterson (piano). Herb Ellis (guitar) and Ray Brown (bass)

.JAZZ AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL

Introduction by Norman Gran, '

Side I—JAM SESSION

I. Honeysuckle Rose

Soloists (in order of appearance):

Harry Edison (trumpet), Flip Phillips (tenor sax),

Illinois Jacquet (tenor sa,), Roy Eldridge (trumpet).

Rhythm Section;

Oscar Peterson (piano), Herb Ellis (guitar). Ray Brown

(bass), Buddy Rich (drums).

2. The Ballad Medley '-

I n 't get started —Roy Eldridge.

If I had yo Harry Edison.

I've got the World on a string — Flip Phillips.

Side 2—THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO

Oscar rs Peteon (piano), Herb Ellis (guitar),

Ray Brown (bass). -

1. 920 Speci

about

2. How bout you

ELLA FITZGERALD and

LOUIS ARMSTRONG and his Orchestra

3. You w 't be satisfied

4. Undecided

5. Finale : When the Saints go marching in

by entire ensemble -37E'AQdTT-

COLUMBIA 12-inch Long Playing

"CLEF" SERIES

JOHNNY HODGES AND THE ELLINGTON ALL STARS

Meet Mr. Rabbit; Duke's in bed; Just Squeeze me; Confab with

Rats; Ah Oodie Costs; Ballade forvery sad and very tired

locos a,er,; IL had to be you ; Black and Tann

Fe

a3

nFtasy

Take the "A' t

33

a

Cx Series (12-inch LP) 41/8id.

M-G-M 12-inch Long Playing

CLEO LAINE

SHE'S THE TOPS!

The sa

Ladysings the Blues; Mean to me; Mood Indigo; I'll get by

Love-is here to stay; Earlyy one and Autumn: St Louis Blues:

love : Ta net

[

what

You do (it's the way that cha do it); Happiness is a thing

called Joe; Hit the road to Dreamland M61RC21117

M-G-M Series (10-inch LP) 35110d.

HIS

MASTER'S VOICE

HMV 7-inch Extended Play

NOEL COWARD SUCCESSES

Noel Coward with musical ac orpaniment

Mad Dogs and Englishmen; Poor Little Rich Girl;

Mrs. Worthington; London Pride -

EVENING BY THE SEINE

The Glittering, Shimmering Strings of Frank Pourcel

Le Cygne; Reverie; CzSrdfis; Barcarolle

ELLA FITZGERALD

with Orchestra conducted by Buddy BreOman

Stay There; Too Young for the Blues; The Silent Treatment

ELLA FITZGERALD

wi th Orchestra conducted by Russell Garcia

Hear My Heart Based on "Valle THste — S,behus IBM

"FATS" WALLER IN LONDON NO. 1

"Fats" Waller (Organ Solos)

Swing Low, Sweet -

Chariot; All God's Chillun -Got

-Wirp;

Go Down Moses; Deep River

CHICO'S CHA{HA-CHA

Chien O'Farrill's All Star Cuban Band

Perfid is; Amapola; A Kiss of Fire (El Choclo); Frenesi

TBIIII 6

MEET MONICA LEWIS

Morin Lewis with Orchesra conducted by Frank D,V,I

Leis Face the Music and Dance; I Cover the Waterfront;

Rough Ridin'; Nice Work if you can get it - 7B09-

SOUVENIR OF JACK BUCHANAN

And her mother came too; Fancy our meeting ; Who ; Like Mon.

day follows Sunday; Two little our

birds; Goodnight Vienna;

It's not you ; There's always tomorrow ; Weep no more mY baby ;

PRESENTING JOHN CAIRNEY

Z�Ge�

Jahn Caimey with Sammy San

with accoon niment directed by Geoff Love and his Ordiestm

Two Stranger; Your Trusting Heart; A Certain Girt lie

�

Never be alone TEG1&

TEG Series (7-inch E.P.) I1/1#d.

February, 1958

HIS

MASTER'S VOICE

124rich Long Playing

ALMA COGAN

with Orchestra conducted by

Frank Cordell

I Love to Sing; Life is Just a

Bowl of Cherries; They Can't

Take That Away From Me

Taking n Chance o Love:

Ain't We Got Fun ; You Do

Something To Me ; Today I Love

Ev'rybody: Cheek to Cheek:

If This Isn't Love; As Time

Goes By: Comes Love; Blue

Skies I3tR" 11✓

LOVERS IN THE DARK

TONY OSBORNE

his Piano and Orchestra

Two Silhouettes ; Two Shadows:

You and the Night and the

Music: A Kiss the Dark:

When You Wish Upon a Star;

Love,, n the Dark ; The Second

Star to �the Right; Whispers in

the Dark; Two Cigarettes -n

he Dark ; Dancing in the Dark ;

Dream Lover; I'll See -You in

My Dreams -CCFsFF!ff=

COLUMBIA

10-inch Long Playing

FRANKIE LYMON IN LONDON

Lets fall in love: So goes my

love ; Somebody loves me ; Fools

rush in : You were only fooling

My girl; Too young; Little girl;

Yoe

urs; My baby just for

February, 1958

COLUMBIA

12-inch Long Playing

MUSIC FOR SWEETHEARTS

ERIC JUPP and his Orchestra

Let me call vsweetheart;

How deep is the ­ism; The

vary thought of you; 'Deed 1 do;

The kiss in your eyes; If you

w .. the only girl in she world

Hounslow; It's magic; Love

walked in ; If I had a talking

picture of you ; You are y

heart's delight ; I love you truly

PARLOPHONE

12-inch Long Playing

�LYN AINSWORTH

d his Orchestra

MOONLIGHT BECOMES YOU

Moonlight becomes you: If I

had you; That old feeling:

Wrap your troubles in dreams:

By the, fireside: Small fry:

Little white lies ; Thanks for the

memory ; East of the Sun: You

u . most h ve been a beautiful You

A nightingale sang in Berkeley

Square; I'm confessin'; Three

miss a fountain: Transatlantic

lullaby Something to remember

You by -41mc2fmL

M-G-M

12-inch Long Playing

MOONDOG AND SUNCAT

SUITES

KENNY GRAHAM and

his Satellites

MOONDOG SUITE

On Four; 2 West 16th Street.

Two Four; Chant; Three

Four; Utsu;. Four Four;

Lullaby and Five four; Fog on

the Hudson

SUNCAT SUITE

Sunrise: Sunbeam: Tmpial

Sun; Sunstroke: Sunset;

Sunday

VFIIEO9N-

RECORD MAIL

COLUMBIA.

7-inch Extended Play

FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW

JOHNNY DUNCAN and the Blue Grass 617s

Footprints i the snow: Kaw:Uga; Rock-a-Billy baby; Get

along home. Cindy -98697537-

THE TERRIFIC I TERRY WAYNE

with accompaniment directed by Geoff Love

Matchbox ; Your true love

TERRY WATHE

with Tony Osborne and his Orchestra and

the Rita Williams Singers

Plaything ; Slim Jim Tie

GRACIE FIELDS

with Tony Osborne, his Orchestra and Chorus

Around the world (from the film "Around the world in 80

days'): Far away

GRACIE FIELDS

wmpanied by To Osborne and his Orchestra with

the Rita Williams Singers

Mary, Boy Child; Scarlet ribbons -'Nm2L" —

SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE CROWN

MIKE SAMMES and the Locals

Saturday night at the Crown ; Don't stop my `urf a pint o' beer

Beer, beer, glorious beer; Roll out he barrel; ChaSmpagLie

Charlie; Lets have .other one 86776

ALL-TIME FAVOURITES

MICHAEL HOWDAY with Norris Paramor and his Orchestra

,it .wee yIn' for you; We'll gather lilacs: If I an help

...body ; The lonesome Road

SKYSCRAPER SERENADE

NORRIE PARAMOR and his Orchestra

LBIIaby of Birdhod; Manhattan serenade: Harlem

Lullaby of Broadway

n

om_

FAVOURITE QUICKSTEPS

VICTOR SILVESTER. and his Ballroom Orchestra

Who, sorry now I ; Lonesome and o : That certain feeling

Lovable and Sweet (from .Street Girlry

') �CGvvssII-'

MEET JIMMY BOWEN

JIMMY BOWEN with the Rhythm Orchids

Stop we, my time: Ever since that night: Raggedy Anne

Way back home

MELODY IN VIENNA

VIENNA BOYS' CHOIR with musical accompaniment

Mit Motile dumhs Leber; Es wollt em Jagerlein lase.; La

a Giro met; Schlafe meIn Pri...him -SEG77SL

"CLEF" SERIES

BASIE WAS HERE

COUNT SASIE and his Orchestra

Jumpin' at the Woodside ; How high the moon; Else glop blues

Flute juice; One o'clock jump SE6190B8_

ART TATUM AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL

Someone to watch o me; Begin the Beguine; Willow p

for me; Humoresque over

-SE610OAO-

ROY ELDRIDGE and his. Central Plata Obdeland..

(What did I do to be) So black and blue; Tin Roof Blues SKINNAY ENNIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Got a data with an angel ; You m getting to be a habit with ow

SEG Series (7-inch EP) 11/11d. Did you ever see a dream walking; It's only a 0 m

SEB Series 174nch EP) 11/lOd.

7

PARLOPHONE 7-inch Extended Play

THE INIMITABLE YVES MONTANO

Grads Boulevards; Le Musicien: Le Gamin d'Paris; Les Feuilles

M—es Genial

ZARAH LEANDER

with the UFA TontiIm Orchestra and Chorus

directed by M. Jary

ZARAH LEANDER

with the N.W.D.R. Orchestra and Chorus Hamburg,

Davon Geht Die Welt Niche Unter: Blaue Hurt— directed by Waldo Fevre

Es Gibt Keine Fnu, Die Niche Lust; Weno Der Herrgott Will

GEP Series (74nch EP) 11/11d. g�posrr

M-G-M

7-inch Extended Play

PARLOPHONE

7-inch Extended Play

THE CRANE RIVER JAZZ BAND

Taint nobody, biziness if I do; Slow Drag blues; Lily of the

valley; Till

we meet again 1*NWAW

M. Sunshine (clarinet). S. Morris (trumpet). R. Orpwood

( trombone), P. Denude (piano). S. Peacey (bass), L. Page

(banjo), P. Appleby (drums).

THE DANKWORTH WORKSHOP (No. I)

JOHNNY DANKWORTH and his Orchestra

ApplecaIke ; Coquette; Melbourne Marathon ; Firth of,Four[hs

SKIFFLING ALONG WITH THE VIPERS

THE VIPERS SUPPLE GROUP

Homing Bird; Pay me my money down; 10,000 years go:

Maggie May ASS

JIM DALE

with Instrumental Accompaniment

Be my girl; Piccadilly Line

JIM DALE and the Rita Williams Singers

d Instrumental Accompaniment directed by Ken Jones

Crazy dream; Just bom (to be your baby) t̀

KISS ME KATE

(Excerpts from M-G-M Picture " Kiss Me Kate ")

Starring KATHRYN GRAYSON, HOWARD KEEL ANN MILLER

and TOMMY RALL

with Andrf Prcrin conducting the M-G-H Studio Orchestra

So in love: Why cant you behave; Wunderbar; Alwa s true to

you in my fashion; So this me, Kate M. 62L

THE BELLE OF NEW YORK

(Excerpts from M-G-M Technicolor Picture

"The Belle of New York")

Starring FRED ASTAIRE and ANITA ELLIS

Accompanied by Adolph DeuUch and the M-G44 SlWio Orchestra

I wannis be a dancin' man ; Baby Doll: Bachelor dinner song;

Naughty, but n MBfEPbM

SEAT IN THE CIRCLE

Leroy Holmes and his Orchestra

Wild 's the wi (featu in he film "Wild is the wind")

o

Dean Jnes It,

red David Rose and his Orchestra

The Ti. Star (featured in the film "The Tin Star")

Leroy Holmes conducting his Orchestra and Chorus

Katsumi Love Theme (film "Sayonara")

Darid Rose and His Orchestra

Ca, C'est L'amourv(M-G-M film "Les Girls") M-G-4$E&M

WINTER WONDERLAND - -

THE RAY CHARLES SINGERS

Winter Wonderland ; June in January; Button up your overcoat:

When Winter comes -/d-CdUBS167P

FROM BEVERLY HILLS

LEONARD FEATHER end his All Stars

The Goof and I ; Beverly Hills ; East Coast- West Coast

MBaPFM69F

RECKON I'M IN LOVE

BETTY GARRETT and LARRY PARKS with Orchestra

Can I come I in for a second ?; Reckon I'm ' love (featured in

the film Montana ") ; both conducted by Harnld Mooney

A Lazy lack-a-dahy day ; Go to sleep, go to sleep, go to sleep

both conducted by Leroy Holmes M-6 M-BP632

M-0-M-EP Series (7-inch EP) 11/11d.

Gerry Wilmot's

(commadlom past zl

THE KING BROTHERS, v

m

Bri-tain's top vocal-instruental

group, have agreaI new release

right now. The big side o

R4389 I,r

PUT A LIGHT IN

THE WINDOW." THE

VIPERS also have an -

shtc. This

cesful issue

Parlopho��group

produced a great dfx with

BABY WHY" and "NO

OTHER BABY." Sparkling

EVE BOSWELL has waxed a

couple of wonderful perform-ances ma R4401. Eve, a com-panied by RE G OWEN AND

HIS ORCHESTRA 'gives dhe

polished artistry which one ex-pecm

'from her ov "HOBBY"

d "(I LOVE YOU) FOR

SENTIMENTAL REASONS."

Still ov Parlophom, es per-vality singing star LORRAE

DESMOND, accm opanied by

KEN JONES AND HIS

ORCHESTRA. I-octet "zips„

through "TWO SHIPS" and

Finally. looking at the

a a geeOrdl Hop "

M-G-M label I we three titles

re than worthy of notation.

"LITTLE DAVID" on R4400.

HANK HORNSBY on

M-G-M972 and a couple of in-teresting onge, "THE

LEGEND OF THE BIRDS

AND BI.ES" Bad "OIRLS,

GIRLS GIRLS." That

superb singer JONI JAMES

on M-GM973 shigat ' MY

FUNNY VALENTINE" (fea-tured in the film "Pal Joey")

d "MY DARLING. MY

DARLING" (featured in the

sbow "Where's Charlie?")

Finally, but rtafihty byis

ns le AI ast, MARVIN RN-WATER. Marvin has produced

ber of great sides o

M -G- , but zI really believe ma -

this latest issue M-C.-NM4 that

he has one of the strongest con-tenders for the Hit Parade that

he has had for a cry song

time. The title which particu-larly catches my fancy i

"WHOLE LOT OF

WOMAN."

8

HAUL ANJCA left a lasting

impression in Britain fol-lowing his recent tour, not only

through his special brand f

singing, but because of his

charm. Critics were g-reely

surprised to find this world-famous star a most pleasant boy

who, to his off-stage time, acted

and behaved like any other 16-year

ordpreoodon of us.essg and this

certainly put him higb upp in the

stmatfon of everyone he met.

The big thrill of his tour was

ti.

'h'y the f"

g of his

British Golden d. but he

as also delighted with the addi-tonal gift he received from the

Chairman f Electric and

Musical Industries Limited,

Mr. J. F. LOCRWUOD, Thu

was a goIdpen and pencilset

especially engraved for him.

Another gift which he s

cIwoys pleased to show was the

attle. wrier Watch which he

received from his record com-pany in America, A.B.C-P

a-" "t' The dial was grooved as

a gramophone record aad in the

ntl a perfect reproduction of

the Anteater label for his re-cording of " Diana I" ... Talk-ing recently to Colmbia's fare

us Conductor, Artists &. Reper-toire Manager, NORRIH

PARAMOR, Baled that his

most uncountable Christmasever

RECORD MAIL

IDOL GOSSIP

was in 1944. Norrie, they

humble sergeant in the R.A.F.

sa India, was asked to take a

ce show to the Palace of

the Maharajah of Jodhpur.

The show made its way to the

Palace from anothec part of

Iudia, whilst Norrie was

flown in the Maharajah's pri-ate pla.el I. the two to three

days prior to the actual show,

Norrie ce naintd "roy-ally" and ate off r 1 gold

Plate' is

tee d dravk out of gold

psl a

Vler a please.[ week

d and giving the how, th

Maharajah presented Nom

with a silver and gold cigarett

naturally of

l

of Norrie mos

.1i. ax c�agreesWhen The me

a

re-turned to

a

mp on Chtistma

Eve aad sppent Christmas Day

an a N.A. F.I. canteen. A big

difference after the afyle of fiv

e.;'

etnc

short days prior to thhata few

JOHN CAIRNEY, who recently

ode his debut as a singer on

H.M.V., is in real life a mos

tea"' t

"HIS MASTERISVOICE

�za ISSUES

45&78

99

ELVIS PRESLEY

I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone -How Do You Think I Feel -POP428

IOE LOSS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

'll Buy You A Star (from the musical production

"A Tree Grows In Brooklyn") (F)

At Last (F) POP430

JOE LOSS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Pallas Moi Amour (W)

My Darling, D' My Darling (F)

(from "Where's Charley?") POP437

EYDIE GORME

Love Me Forever

Until They Sail (from fil,. same name) POP43T-

ALMA COGAN

The Story Of My Life

Love is (from the m sical production " Lady At

The Wheel") POP433—

.ON LANG and His Frantic Five

6.5 Hand Jive: Ramshackle Daddy -P.OP434-

JOHNNY NASH

Wont You Let Me Share My Love With You

A Very Special Love P0 F43V_

DANNY AND THE JUNIORS

At the Hop; Sometimes (When I'm All Alone) POP436

RONNIE HILTON

I'll any You A Star (from the musical production

"A Tree Grows In Brooklyn")

You Should Belong To Me (adapted from the world

famous tango by Alberta) POP437

ADAM FAITH

Got A Heartsick Feeling

Brother Heartache and Sister Tears -POP438

TONY OSBORNE and His Dancing Strings

The Lovely Ladies of Milano

(Die Schdnen M1,16- Von Milano)

The Lights of Lisbon POP439—

THE JUMPIN' JACKS featuring Danny tannage

My Girl, My Girl; Tried and Tested 'POP440— KEN MACKINTOSH AND HIS ORCHESTRA

The Stroll: The Swingin' Shepherd Blues (P9JB4

HOKE SIMPSON

I Finally Found You; Gi-G! 40R442—

VICTOR SOVERALL

The Gift of Love (from film same name); Beloved POP443

LES O -

DynamoB

(fi' "The Golden Disc")

Two Ships - POP444

IOE BENNETT and the Sparkletones

Penny Loafers and Bobby Seeks; Rocket POP445

RONNIE HILTON

Magic Moments: One Made Of Grass POP446-

experi�ced ac lot . He has

ppeared ra c%.,t sa plays and

TV programmes and films

which include "III Met by

MoonfighL" Mimde in Sobo"

d "Lucky Tim." He wiH

honly be seen m a aew pro-duction from Pinewood Studios

teed " Window's Way." We

advise you to watch out for it— it has a best of stars and you

should especially look out for

Job. Caimey. Job. is Glasgow

born and is 27 years old, and

lives with his wife at Cookham

in lovely Berkshire ... TONY

BRENT, whose first Col-umbia L.P.has recently bee,

Ssued under the title "Off

tage;' is seldom in trouble if

his many travels

breaks fr

wn om

theare on his

to

theatre. Tony, before taking

up singing, tudted engivcering

and passed the many exams and

lcqutrmeots ceded to make

him a qualified

in

e.gincer.

It as hill, king at the

Ford Motor Company

America that Tany entered his

first talent cent titton and won.

himself a 50-dollar cash prize

and the chance of singing with

famous band leader Tex

Berke. Another unusual In-terest%at he has is wild animal

hunting. Perhaps this is not

slvpristng for he was brought

up and It, for in y years m

Northern India . ,Many people

sing the praises f BILL

FYFFE, the talented pianist

th H.M. V's staging star R.Ch

NIE HILTON. No[ only is hie

piano playing admimd, but his

e of comedy always shines

when he does-"double apots

with Hilton. Without doubt this

STOP PRESS

Every indication that Paul

Auk. w 1 return for a British u

tor in March. His British

agents are currently veg.ti.ti.g.

IMPORTANT NOTE

"His M.an"z Voice" is the

Reg,. Trade-Mark. of. the Gramo-phone Co. Ltd.

"Parl.phone" I. the Regd.

Trade Mark of the Parlophone

Col Ltd.

' Columbia" the Regd.

Trade Mark of Columbia Gramo-phone Co, Ltd,

"M-G-M" I the Trade Mark

All remrda bite) i i

this Public.d_

receurod n Greae eri«in.

NOTICE-CapY_,I

p 11

COLUMBIA, PARLAn'

an` M-G-M endings. Any .n-

auM1.rl+ed broV

aY

dopsting, public

eQQ

of X, M.V.. COLUMBIA. PARLOPHO�NE

an+ywhatsoever will n

Mringer

.f aucM1 >>YY 6 c AVVplin.enr

pHO"OM aM1eultl

ribs edtlr«sea w

TD N Aron

PH uv:1

35636 6 MOderE

MBI Lenaen. H.M.V., <bL-A, PARLOPHONE and M-G-M

by patents In Gram Britain. Eire and

othh., w nmiea: ny le of

=.­s anttu[at an b."in 4

etembm

ftw. mgm

an

te°°

.

is a talent which he has inheri

led from a famous father, and

few people realise that this was

the great Scottish c""""

t_

WILL FYFFE.

Talking of Will Fyffe r 'ads

us of a welcome E.P. tsauad re-ta ally me Columbia with four

of the a... particularly associ-ated with him (7EG.7746) .. .

DO and DENA FARRELL, the

" on ldie, who —do

their debug recently o. H.M,V.

with their own compositions

"Young Magic" and ' New

Love Tonight," have certainly

mused a big t pression with

impresarios and publishers

like. The future certainly looks

bright for this talented duo.

Until recently, Denawas a

bus conductress London

TYahspon, and Do wor

ked

as Clerk in

a big foot-ball

s

pools office . Sing-

whe stair made a healthy

MMIE

impact

I,

record tn-

Co

lu

iv with his first record on

Columbia —"Honeycomb"— has really clinched'a

re$uta-

vowit

h his second us

unte a

"Kases

n

sa

ws

eetter

Than Wine" has really made

its mark o, the Hit Parade. He

as established himself as a top

ranking singer in Britain, and

as also been instrumental in

reviving a beautiful old song.

February, 1958

RECORD MAIL

is issued each month

by

EMI RECORDS LTD.

till Gt. Castle Street

London, W.1

in the interests of

better-int-fried

listening

to, the popular

records of

HMV

COLUMBIA

PARLOPHONE

and MGM

IMPORTANT

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ark.d LP and EP. are Leng PhyinP

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inis«) ana —ad. 11.1 P-inc

retard. whh a playing speed of 4

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His-tailmo' Orhestra

VI O

Ins A Wonderful Thing To Ben

Loved, Tango DB4053

VICTOR SILVESTER and His Ballroom Orchestra

Alone, Q.S.

All The Way (from fit, "The Joker Is Wild"), S.F. DB40S4

RAY ELLINGTON with Eric Jupp and His Orchestra

Long Black Nylons

Living Doll DB4057

MICHAEL HOLUDAY

The Story Of My Life

Keep Your Mean

SHAVE COGAN

Billy Be Sure

Doodle Doodle D­

DENNIS LOTIS

Good Mornin' Life

Valentina

DB4056

EDDIE CALVERT (with Eric Willice- and Hls Orchestra)

Holiday Night

Free And Easy

RUSS CONWAY

The Lantern Slide

The Harry Lime Theme (film "The Third Man ") VU060

RU CONWAY

PARTY POPS NO.. 2 (pt. 1)

Ma (Hai akin' eyes at me)

Wake Up Lille Susie; At...

Pt. 2

All The Way (film "The Joker Is Wild")

I'll Buy You A Star; My Special Angel

GEORGES GUETARY

I Hear That Song Again

Mon Amou, O Mon Amour

PAUL ANKA

You Are My Destiny

When I Slop Loving You (That'll Be The Day) DB4063

THE MUDLARKS

Mutual Admiration Society (from show "Happy

Hunting ")

A New Love

GEOFF LOVE and His Orchestra

A Story of Ireland

Wherever You Are

TONY BRENT

The Clouds Will Soon Roll By

Don't Save Your Love (For A Rainy Day) DB4066

D04059

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DB4064

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