Vinyl Album - Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra - Dance To The "New Live" Sound Of Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra - Coral

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra
Title:	Dance To The "New Live" Sound Of Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra
Label:	Coral
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CRL-57363
Date:	Apr 1961
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	Snap And Clap		Rate
A2	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	A. I Think Of You / B. This Love Of Mine		Rate
A3	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	October Twilight		Rate
A4	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	A. Too Young / B. There I've Said It Again		Rate
A5	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	A Blues Serenade		Rate
A6	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	Opus One		Rate
B1	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child		Rate
B2	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	A. Let's Get Away From It All / B. Oh! Look At Me Now		Rate
B3	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	Malaguena (From The Suite "Andalusia")		Rate
B4	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	A. You'll Never Know / B. When I Fall In Love		Rate
B5	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	That Old Feeling		Rate
B6	Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra	A. There Goes That Song Again / B. I've Heard That Song Before		Rate

Notes

The issue info of this disc is found by means of the 15 April 1961 edition of the Cash Box magazine on page 46.

Ralph Flanagan was a big band leader, who was credited with re-popularizing the "sound" of the Glen Miller Band. Even though this disc did NOT sell well, Mr. Flanagan's recording of "Slow Poke" was the first song played on the initial edition of the Today Show on the 14 January 1952, and this tune had peaked at position number 6 the same year that it was played by means of this program.

This is the first Coral disc that had a new logo that was enclosed in a white background oval that was styled like the letter P that was inside of the ldark background symbol that resembled the letter r. This was displayed only on the front jacket, whereas the old style Coral logo, which was enclosed in an ordinary oval, was displayed on the reverse jacket. Since this was the only Coral issue that had that transition, the new Coral label style appeared on both the front and the reverse jackets until the final LP disc, Coral CRL-757517, was issued.

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