Vinyl Album - Various Artists - CHFI 680 Presents A Gathering Of Stars - Columbia Special Products

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	CHFI 680 Presents A Gathering Of Stars
Label:	Columbia Special Products
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	CSPS-358
Date:	1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Percy Faith, His Orchestra And Chorus	Don't Sleep In The Subway		Rate
A2	Peter Nero	Hey Jude		Rate
A3	Andy Williams	More		Rate
A4	The Ray Conniff Singers	Sound Of Silence		Rate
A5	Steve Lawrence And Eydie Gormé	Walkin' Happy		Rate
A6	The Briarcliff Singers	Alfie		Rate
B1	Michele Lee	Can't Take My Eyes Off You		Rate
B2	Percy Faith, His Orchestra And Chorus	There's Always Something There To Remind Me		Rate
B3	The Doodletown Pipers	Never My Love		Rate
B4	Eydie Gormé	As Long As He Needs Me		Rate
B5	Simon And Garfunkel	Scarborough Fair		Rate
B6	Andre Kostelanetz Orchestra	Lara's Theme		Rate

Notes

"12 brilliant performances
chosen just for you by
12 shining CHFI personalities"
XSV 147621 / XSV 147622

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Comments and Reviews


mojofilter 15th Apr 2022		CHFI-FM Toronto was a "beautiful music" format station beginning in 1957. In 1962, CHFI-AM was added at 1540 KHz, simulcasting the FM programming in mono. They moved to 680 KHz in 1966. In 1971, the call letters for the AM station were changed to CFTR (TR stands for Ted Rogers, who built a broadcasting empire in Canada) and by 1972, the format changed to Top 40. They became the main competition for 1050 CHUM, and eventually overtook them in the ratings in 1984, at which time CHUM dropped their Top 40 format and went to Adult Contemporary. The "Candlelight And Wine" format started at CHFI, and they worked with Columbia Special Products to issue numerous compilations of the type of music they broadcast. I believe this album was the first of a series, that predates the "Candlelight And Wine" name.



Doug Wass 15th Jul 2018		Added album & labels

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