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Various - After The Ball (A History Of Popular Music)
Label:
Catalog#:
MRSSP 513, MRS 5131, MRS 5132
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mono
Country:
UK
Released:
1972
Genre:
Jazz,
Pop,
Rock
Style:
Rock & Roll,
Pop Rock,
Music Hall,
Vocal,
Easy Listening,
Ragtime,
Big Band
Tracklist
| A1 | Ian Whitcomb - | After The Ball | ||
| A2 | Georgia Glee Singers, The - | Soldiers In The Park | ||
| A3 | Burt Shepherd - | Laughing Song | ||
| A4 | Gottlieb's Orchestra - | The Grizzly Bear Rag | ||
| Conductor - Herr Gottlieb | ||||
| A5 | American Ragtime Octette, The - | Oh! You Beautiful Doll | ||
| Piano - Melville Gideon | ||||
| A6 | Warwick Green - | That Ragtime Suffragette | ||
| A7 | Hedges Brothers & Jacobson, The - | The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine | ||
| A8 | Mr. Nat D. Ayer* - | The Kipling Walk | ||
|
Conductor -
Mr. John Ansell*
Orchestra - Alhambra Orchestra | ||||
| B1 | Jack Hylton's Jazz Band - | Wang Wang Blues | ||
| B2 | Two Gilberts, The - | Yes! We Have No Bananas | ||
| B3 | Jack Smith* & Whispering Orchestra, The - | My Blue Heaven | ||
| B4 | Ambrose & His Orchestra - | Dance Little Lady | ||
| B5 | BBC Dance Orchestra, The - | Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing | ||
| Conductor - Henry Hall | ||||
| B6 | Frances Day - | It's D'Lovely | ||
| Written-By - Cole Porter | ||||
| B7 | Victor Silvestor & His Ballroom Orchestra* - | Lambeth Walk | ||
| B8 | Harry Roy & His Band* - | Beat Me Daddy Eight To The Bar | ||
| Vocals - Joe Crossman | ||||
| C1 | Steve Conway (2) - | Too Young | ||
| C2 | Tennessee Ernie Ford - | Shotgun Boogie | ||
| Written-By - Tennessee Ernie Ford | ||||
| C3 | T-Bone Walker - | Call It Stormy Monday | ||
| Written-By - T-Bone Walker | ||||
| C4 | Eve Boswell - | Sugar Bush | ||
| C5 | Eddie Calvert - | O Mein Papa | ||
| C6 | Cues, The - | Burn That Candle | ||
| C7 | Kay Starr - | Rock And Roll Waltz | ||
| C8 | Ronnie Hilton - | No Other Love | ||
| D1 | Don Lang And His Frantic Five - | Six Five Special | ||
| D2 | Laurie London - | He's Got The Whole World In His Hands | ||
| D3 | Vipers (3), The - | Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O | ||
| D4 | Johnnie Duncan* And Blue Grass Boys, The - | Last Train To San Fernando | ||
| D5 | Gene Vincent - | Say Mama | ||
| D6 | Shadows, The - | Apache | ||
| D7 | Freddie And The Dreamers* - | I'm Telling You Now | ||
| D8 | Ian Whitcomb - | You Turn Me On | ||
Credits
Compiled By -
Chris Ellis
Notes
Track A6: "Warwick Green" with Orchestra
Track A7: "The Hedges Brothers & Jacobson" with piano.
Track B4: Recorded at the Mayfair Hotel, London.
Track B6: "Francis Day" with orchestral accompaniment.
Track C6: "The Cues" with instrumental accompaniment.
Track D4: As "Johnny Duncan And His Blue Grass Boys".
Track A7: "The Hedges Brothers & Jacobson" with piano.
Track B4: Recorded at the Mayfair Hotel, London.
Track B6: "Francis Day" with orchestral accompaniment.
Track C6: "The Cues" with instrumental accompaniment.
Track D4: As "Johnny Duncan And His Blue Grass Boys".
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