A Portrait Of Arthur Prysock

Yep ! when I first heard this one I thought that "John" had sent me a "Billy Eckstine" by mistake but checking on "Wikie" and reading about him it is the right L/P !!
Its a great set of classic standards sung well !!
 Arthur Prysock Jr. (January 1, 1924 or 1929 – June 14, 1997) was an American jazz and R&B singer best known for his live shows and his baritone, influenced by Billy Eckstine. According to his New York Times obituary, "his heavy, deep voice projected a calm, reassuring virility."

1. Ebb Tide
2. Stella By Starlight
3. I'll Be Around
4. Because
5. There Will Never Be Another You
6. Am I Asking Too Much

1. Autumn Leaves
2. Jet
3. Are You Ready For a Laugh
4. I Wonder Where Our Love Has Gone
5. Where Can I Go 
6. My Wish

      6. Am I Asking Too Much

Crying...Roy Orbison.

Nice to see Roy's full face !!..I guess these are his early recordings before he started wearing his signature "shades !!...the majority of the songs are composed by him so its the whole package !!

1. Crying
2. The Great Pretender
3.  Love Hurts
4. She Wears My Ring
5. Wedding Day
6. Summersong

1. Dance
2. Lana
3. Loneliness
4. Lets Make A Memory
5. Nite Life
6. Running Scared

        2. Lana.

The Stranger...Billy Joel

Some Billy Joel tracks now...I haven't took much notice of him and not heard any of his L/P's only his hit singles so this was a nice introduction to some of I imagine his early work....

1. Movin' Out 
2. The Stranger
3. Just The Way You Are
4. Scenes From An Italian Restaurant

1. Vienna
2. Only The Good Die Young
3. She's Always A Woman
4. Get It Right The First Time
5. Everybody Has A Dream 

       2. Only The Good Die Young.

Oooh It's That Chaquito Again !

 A couple of nice Stereo versions now !..so power those speakers up and have a Listen !!

John Primo Gregory (born Primino Giuseppe Giovanni Gregori; 12 October 1924 – 23 April 2020) was a British bandleader who also recorded as Nino Rico and Chaquito.

In the late 1950s, he recorded Latin-flavoured albums as Nino Rico, and then as Chaquito. In 1960, he began to make his own records, with The Cascading Strings, as part of the Philips record label's easy listening albums. More unusual was Melodies of Japan (1963), a reworking of the traditional folk music of the far east.

       2. The Little Engine

Spies And Dolls...The Chaquito Big band.

We are now once again with the "Spies " !!

    Theme's From...

1. They Call me Mr Tibbs.

2. Bullitt

3. The Anderson Tapes.

4. Spies & Dolls.

5. The Looking Glass War.

6. The French Connection.

1. When The Eight Bells Toll.

2. The Spy's Wife. 

3. Heist-Money Is.

4. Our Man Flint.

5. The Spy With A Cold Nose.

6. Shaft.

     6. The French Connection.

Half A Love...The Chi-Lites.

From 1975 !

       2. Here I Am

The World Of Alan Price.

As the title say's The World Of !!

 

       1. Hi Lili, Hi Lo.