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Artist: Steve Allen And The Gentle Players Title: Songs For Gentle People Label:   Dunhill Country: USA Catalogue: D-50021 Date: Aug 1967 Format: LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	Here Comes Sargent Pepper	Leonard Whitcup, George Douglas	Rate
A2	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	So Nice	Norman Gimbel, Marcos Valle	Rate
A3	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair)	John Phillips	Rate
A4	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	Something Stupid	Clarence Carson Parks	Rate
A5	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	Groovin'	Felix Cavaliere, Eduardo Brigati	Rate
A6	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	Fox	Gabor Szabo	Rate
B1	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	Keep Telling Me	Steve Allen	Rate
B2	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	Flowers And Love	Gabor Szabo	Rate
B3	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	59th Street Bridge	Paul Simon	Rate
B4	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	Green	Steve Allen	Rate
B5	Steve Allen And The Gentle Players	Flower Revolution	Gabor Szabo	Rate

Notes

Steve Allen was an entertainment success by means of radio, television and recorded music. For example, Mr. Allen had created and was the first presentator of the Tonight Show in 1953. A few years later, he had numerous successful discs of 33.33 rpm by means of the Coral record label. In the 1960s, Mr. Allen was the presentator of his own live television series, one of which featured a young Francesco Zappa, who had demonstrated that one could make music by using bicycle parts that represented musical instruments.

Despite the largely prosperous entertainment programs that Mr. Allen had presented, this Dunhill disc was NOT a successful seller probably because most of the baby-boom generation preferred to listen to loud rock and roll music. This disc featured Hal Blaine, a drummer and Gabor Szabo, who was a guitarist whose music style had incorporated jazz, pop, rock and Hungarian music, and had composed three tunes of this disc. This was the final Dunhill disc of 33.33 rpm of which the front jacket had indicated only the Dunhill logo due to the fact that Mr. Alder had sold Dunhill to ABC records in the late summer of 1967.

The next Dunhill disc, Dunhill D-50022 was the first of which the front jacket had indicated both the ABC records logo directly under the Dunhill logo. This was a transitional logo-structure that was featured by means of the next four Dunhill discs of 33.33 rpm. However, the a- and b-sides of these Dunhill vinyl discs still had indicated only the Dunhill logo.

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