DESCRIPTION:
0:00 When The Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob Bobbin' Along
2:23 These Foolish Things
6:09 Back In Your Own Back Yard
8:46 When You Wish Upon A Star
12:30 Me And My Shadow
15:43 I Hadn't Anyone Till You
18:38 I'll Take Romance
21:39 Willow Weep For Me
24:58 Let's Fall In Love
27:48 All Of Me
30:13 Imagination
33:56 I'm Confessin'


Credits and technical data from back cover:

["SOUND SPECTRUM Series Vol. 1 for Stage Bands

CONDUCTED by JOHN CACAVAS
Produced by RALPH SATZ

Saxophones
Walt Levinsky, Al Cohn, Al Klink, Leon Cohen, Danny Bank

Trumpets
Jimmy Maxwell*, Clark Terry, Doc Severinson*, Bernie Glow, Mel Davis
*Alternating

Trombones
Urbie Green, Bob Alexander, Will Bradley, Mervin Gold

Piano: Billy Taylor, Bass: Eddie Safranski, Guitar: Mundell Lowe, Drums: Sol Gubin

Arrangements by: Johnny Warrington, Chuck Cassey, Will Schaefer and John Cacavas

...

TECHNICAL DATA
The album was recorded at the Fine Recording Studios in New York under the A&R supervision of Ralph Satz. The recording engineer was Fred Christie, who has this to say about the technical aspects of the recording:

'Microphones employed for the recording were Telefunken, RCA, and AKG's. The sessions were mixed using a twelve position, three channel Western Electric Console. The original recordings were made on Ampex tape machines, and the masters were cut on a Scully cutting lathe using a modified Miller cutting head driven by a 200 watt MacIntosh amplifier.'

CREDITS
Production Assistant: Judy Bell
Liner notes: Mac Mitchell
Art work: Jack Cesareo
Musical Co-ordinator: Chuck Cassey
Recording engineer: Fred Christie"]

This original record album was released as MLP-1000 by Murbo Records in 1962, and is part of my personal music collection. I ripped its contents for my enjoyment and created this video hoping to share it with others who appreciate hard-to-find and obscure music. Should the current copyright holders require its removal from this site I will comply.

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