Vinyl Album - Lou Stein - Sweet And Lovely - Coral

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Lou Stein
Title:	Sweet And Lovely
Label:	Coral
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CRL-57003
Date:	May 1955
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Lou Stein	Sweet And Lovely	Harry Tobias, Jules Lemare	Rate
A2	Lou Stein	Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread)	Rube Bloom, Johnny Mercer	Rate
A3	Lou Stein	Imagination	James Van Heusen, Johnny Burke	Rate
A4	Lou Stein	It's Easy To Remember	Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart	Rate
A5	Lou Stein	Athena (Theme Melody Of The MGM Picture "Athena")	Hugh Martin, Ralph Blane	Rate
B1	Lou Stein	Love Locked Out	Ray Noble, Max Kester	Rate
B2	Lou Stein	Out Of Nowhere	Johnny Green, Edward Heyman	Rate
B3	Lou Stein	I Only Have Eyes For You	Harry Warren, Al Dubin	Rate
B4	Lou Stein	I'll Never Be The Same	Matt Malneck, Frank Signorelli, Gus Kahn	Rate
B5	Lou Stein	Makin' Whoopee	Gus Kahn, Walter Donaldson	Rate

Notes

This info is found by means of the 21 May 1955 edition of the Billboard magazine on page 65.

For most of the life of Lou Stein, romantic music is the type in which he had specialized. Although Mr. Stein had attempted to play various instruments during his boyhood, he mastered the playing of the clarinet and the piano. Accordingly, this disc is subtitled "His Piano and Orchestra."

Despite the fact that Mr. Stein had professionally played the piano, he was called into the armed forces where he played with the band of Major Glenn Miller and fought to protect the USA during the Second World War for three years.

Some time later, Mr. Stein had played with the Charlie Ventura Sextet and was heard with various entertainers, such as Andre Kostelanetz, Percy Faith.. and had been presented on many famous television programs.

Even though Mr. Stein had successfully played modern jazz to a romantic style with tunes such as Out of Nowhere, Athena and Sweet and Lovely, this disc sadly did NOT sell well and did NOT become a sought-after item possibly because most classical music lovers enjoy hearing stereofonically such music. Finally, since no stereo recordings existed at that time, this disc and so many classical music discs monaural often were found in mint condition for one dollar at flea market outlets or Goodwill shops.

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