Stereo Spectacular

The concept of the Stereo record is barely a decade old in this country, but it is as much a part of today's musical scene as the family gathering around the piano was in the last century. Stereo has brought the full sound of the human voice and the musical instrument back into the home, but in a bigger and better way.

Side 1

1. The Stars And Stripes Forever March
- Hallé Orchestra

2. Greensleeves
- St. Paul's Cathedral Choir

3. Winds On The Run
- Band Of The Coldstream Guards

4. Fugue A La Giga
- Ralph Downs

5. All In The April Evening
- Black Dyke Mills Band and the Bradford Festival Choral Society

6. Overture 1812
- National Brass Band Festival - Brighouse and Rastrick Band, City Of Coventry Band, Grimethorpe Colliery Band, G.U.S. (Footwear) Band, Hanwell Band.

Side Two

1. Roman Carnival Op. 9
- The London Philharmonic Orchestra

2. All Through The Night
- Ivor Emmanuel with the Rhos Vale Male Voice Choir

3. Pineapple Poll (Opening Dance)
- The Pro Arte Orchestra

4. Trumpet Voluntary
- Hallé Orchestra

5. Hallelujah Chorus (Messiah)
- Black Dyke Mills Band and the Bradford Festival Choral Society

MALS 1142 - (p) 1968

Sing Somethin Simple - The Adam Singers

Feeling in the mood for some musical relaxation? Them (sic.) just sit back and enjoy the work of a team who really know what easy listening is all about.

On this album the Adam Singers vocal charm works like a dream and creates the kind of listening pleasure that can only leave you asking for more. And that's why the "Sing Something Simple" formula is one of the most popular sounds around.

Side 1

Sing Something Simple
Hometown/Underneath The Arches
Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes
Cruising Down The River
Home On The Range

Side 2

Little Dolly Daydream/Lily Of Laguna
I Love You Truly
Me And My Shadow
My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean
Let The Great Big World Keep Turning

HMA 214 - 1959

The Sweet Sounds Of Tijuana

The sound of Tijuana music is the sound of sunshine music that is gay, lively and filled with the kind of happiness that only The Border Brass can convey. The titles are a recommendation in themselves for musical enjoyment, having been penned by talents like Burt Bacharach and Hal David, Nino Rota, Jim Webb and John Barry.

But more than the greatness of the compositions themselves is the pure musical enjoyment that The Border Brass put into every track. It's as infectious as as the sound of border sunshine and once it's been sampled there's only one thing to do - and that's to sample it again and again.

Side 1

This Guy's In Love With You
Aquarius and Let The Sunshine In
Love Theme From Romeo And Juliet
Galveston
Sweet And Low

Side 2

Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head
Midnight Cowboy
All Through The Night
Love Is Blue
Guantanamera

MER 315 - (p) 1970

The Sandie Shaw Supplement

What? You ask? A real album?

Well, sort of - this is a "magazine" album featuring a collection of covers performed by Sandie on T.V.'s "Girlie Show".

Side One

(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 (Troup)
Homeward Bound (Simon)
Scarborough Fair (Simon-Garfunkel)
Right To Cry (Goffin-King)
The Same Things (Andrews)
Our Song Of Love (Martin-Coulster)

Side Two

Satisfaction (Richard-Jagger)
Words (B. R. & M. Gibb)
Remember Me (Andrews)
Change Of Heart (Wine-Bayer)
Aranjuez Mon Amour (arr. Rodrigo)
What Now My Love (Becaud-Delanoe-Sigman)

NSPL. 18232 - (p) 1968