Vinyl Album - Vic Dana - Moonlight And Roses - Dolton

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Vic Dana
Title:	Moonlight And Roses
Label:	Dolton
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	BLP-2036
Date:	Sep 1965
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Vic Dana	Moonlight And Roses	Black, Moret, Lemare	Rate
A2	Vic Dana	Don't Take Your Love From Me	Henry Nemo	Rate
A3	Vic Dana	Once I Had A Heart	S. Tepper, R. Bennett	Rate
A4	Vic Dana	I'm Confessin'	Neiberg, Dougherty, Reynolds	Rate
A5	Vic Dana	When My Dreamboat Comes Home	C. Friend, D. Franklin	Rate
A6	Vic Dana	That Old Feeling	L. Brown, S. Fain	Rate
B1	Vic Dana	Thinking Of You	H. Ruby, B. Kalmar	Rate
B2	Vic Dana	What'll I Do	Berlin	Rate
B3	Vic Dana	Bring A Little Sunshine (To My Heart)	Raleigh, Barkan	Rate
B4	Vic Dana	This Is The Last Time (I Cry Over You)	Berg, Fields, Morgan	Rate
B5	Vic Dana	Say You're Mine Again	C. Nathan, D. Heisler	Rate
B6	Vic Dana	Marie	Berlin	Rate

Notes

Vic Dana, who was born and reared in Buffalo, New York was a high-level tap dancer who was discovered by Sammy Davis, Jr. Mr. Davis had encouraged Mr. Dana to relocate to California to advance his dancing career. Sadly, the dancing entertainment industry had greatly declined that Mr. Dana had begun a singing career thru which he had popularized the vocal rendition of Red Roses For A Blue Lady, which had reached a peak position of number 10 by means of the Billboard hit parade of discs of 45 rpm. Furthermore, from 1961 to 1967, Mr. Dana had recorded 11 discs of 33.33 rpm by means of Dolton records of which the More, Shangri-La and Red Roses For A Blue Lady were commercial successes.

Despite the fact that this Vic Dana disc did not prosper, this was the first Dolton disc of 33.33 rpm from which the new 1966 to 1967 Dolton logo was a large D under which the small-print caption of “Dolton, A Product Of Liberty Records” was indicated only by means of the front and reverse jacket sides. But, the a and b sides of this Dolton disc of 33.33 rpm were still issued with either the 1963 to 1966 medium or dark blue label thru which the multi-colored Dolton logo was above the fish drawing.

Finally, the 1966 to 1967 Dolton label that had the large D sub-lined by the small-print caption was first featured by means of both the a and b side disc labels thru the Dolton BLP-2042 monaural and the Dolton BST-8042 stereofonic discs.

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