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Sing Famous Hits Of Famous Quartets

                 



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Condition: G / M- (Cover / Media)    More Info
Label: Rca Victor LPM 1954
Country: Us
Released: 1959
Genre: MALE VOCAL
Num In Set: 1
Quantity: 1 in stock
Seller Ref:   OAMESBRO01

Nice original black label (RCA Victor in silver at top, dog at top, "long play 33 1/3" at bottom) mono pressing of 1959 LP.   The Ames Brothers, with Hugo Winterhalter and his orchestra, perform hits made famous by the Weavers, Mills Brothers, The Charioteers, the Pied Pipers, the Sons of the Pioneers, College Quartets, the Four Aces, Golden Gate Quartet, the Ink Spots, the Buffalo Bills, the Modernaires, the Four Lads.   a couple of tiny marks on front cover, otherwise fine, back cover looks a little age worn.

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Tracklist
 
A1Goodnight Irene
A2Paper Doll
A3The Gaucho Serenade
A4I'll Never Smile Again
A5Cool Water
A6Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi
B1Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing
B2Hit The Road To Dreamland
B3To Each His Own
B4Lida Rose
B5Moonlight Cocktail
B6Moments To Remember



Credits
Arranged By [Vocals] - Al Semola
Arranged By, Conductor, Producer - Hugo Winterhalter
Engineer - Bob Simpson
Illustration - Victor Kalin
Liner Notes - Frank S. Brenner
Supervised By - Joe Reisman

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In this album, America's most popular vocal quartet pays a stunning musical tribute to the famous foursomes of the past. The twelve carefully selected songs, ten of which were million-record hits, receive a million-dollar treatment with sparkling new vocal settings by Al Semola and the imaginative background scoring of Hugo Winterhalter.

While the identifying link in this recording is the association of each tune with quartet singing, the repertoire covers many varied aspects of the American musical scene. There's a sentimental reminder of college days in Sweetheart of Sigma Chi which dates back to pre-World War I days. The name band era casts its reflection in Moonlight Cocktail and I'll Never Smile Again and Hollywood is represented with two songs from films, Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing and To Each His Own. There's a Western ballad (Cool Water) and even a lovely example of American folk music (Goodnight Irene).

Yet, although the tunes cover a span of almost fifty years, the combination of up-to-date Ames Brothers' stylings and ultramodern recording techniques will make you feel that you're listening to these favorites for the first time. This should come as no surprise to the growing army of Ames Brothers fans, as the brothers are virtually synonymous, in the entertainment world, with freshness and versatility. The boys have been singing together since they were kids in Malden, Massachusetts. Their first big hit on the RCA Victor label was You, You, You in 1953, which earned them another "Golden Record," - the industry's medal for records that top the million mark - and they've been flying high ever since. Their repertoire cuts a wide swath from operatic arias to sparkling comedy to ballads. But whatever the material, the performance always bears the Ames Brothers stamp of precision and vitality. Dubbed by both The Billboard and The Cash Box as the "Best Vocal Combo," the boys now present a graceful vocal salute to the great quartets of both past a


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Tracklisting is supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
     
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