Vinyl Album - Hutch Davie - Much Hutch - Atco

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Hutch Davie
Title:	Much Hutch
Label:	Atco
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	33-105
Date:	Jun 1959
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Hutch Davie	Woodchopper's Ball	Woody Herman, Joe Bishop	Rate
A2	Hutch Davie	Begin The Beguine	Cole Porter	Rate
A3	Hutch Davie	Rock And Roll Party	Bob Davie	Rate
A4	Hutch Davie	Moonlight Cha Cha Cha	Bob Davie	Rate
A5	Hutch Davie	Honky Tonk Train	Meade Lux Lewis	Rate
A6	Hutch Davie	A String Of Pearls	Eddie DeLange, Jerry Gray	Rate
B1	Hutch Davie	Opus No. 1	Sy Oliver	Rate
B2	Hutch Davie	Fast Freight	Bob Davie	Rate
B3	Hutch Davie	Boogie Woogie	Clarence Smith	Rate
B4	Hutch Davie	Rockin' Up A Storm	Bob Davie	Rate
B5	Hutch Davie	In The Mood	Joe Garland, Andy Razaf	Rate
B6	Hutch Davie	The Dipsy Doodle	Larry Clinton	Rate

Notes

Robert Bunyan Davie III is an orchestra leader, arranger, composer and pianist of popular music. Mr. Davie had taught himself to play the piano at a very young age, and despised music that was not in the right playing tune. After Mr. Davie had graduated from the Birmingham Conservatory of Music, he had attended Louisiana State University to study music, but decided not to stay due to the fact that he did not want to fulfill a physical education requirement.

After Mr. Davie had relocated to New York City to pursue a music career, he had composed and played the piano by means of the Green Door, which was a top-rated song of Jim Lowe in 1956. Two years later, Mr. Davie had a minor US success with the tune of Woodchopper’s Ball, which was later featured by means of this first Atco album, and was penned by Woody Herman. Also, by means of this disc, Mr. Davie had composed four tunes, which were Rock And Roll Party, Moonlight Cha Cha Cha, Fast Freight and Rockin’ Up A Storm.

Mr. Davie had recorded this Atco disc of 33.33 rpm in 1958 thru which the Honky Tonkers, were his backing band. Even though this disc was not a big seller, Mr. Davie had composed at least fifty tunes, which had become prosperous by means of different artists. Furthermore, Mr. Davie had arranged tunes for Santo and Giovanni, the Angels, Linda Scott and James Ray during his tenure at Canadian-American and Caprice records, which was a subdivision of Canadian-American.

Finally, this Atco disc of 33.33 rpm was monaurally issued by means of a yellow label background that had a black drawing of a harp and the Atco logo in white block letters.

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