Vinyl Album - Acquaviva And His Orchestra - A Man And His Dream - MGM

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Acquaviva And His Orchestra
Title:	A Man And His Dream
Label:	MGM
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	E-3696
Date:	Jul 1958
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	Curtain Time	Bob Haymes	Rate
A2	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	Always The Sea	Jerry Bock	Rate
A3	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	This Might Be Love	Jerry Bock	Rate
A4	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	Every Day	Kenny Jacobson	Rate
A5	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	One Moment More	Jerry Bock	Rate
A6	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	New York In A Nutshell	Nick Acquaviva, Ted Varnick	Rate
B1	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	A Man With A Dream (From Musical Production "Seventh Heaven")	Victor Young, Stella Unger	Rate
B2	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	Road Show	Bob Haymes	Rate
B3	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	Alone With You	Jimmy Mundy	Rate
B4	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	Am I In Love	Nick Acquaviva, Ted Varnick	Rate
B5	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	Joni	Jerry Bock	Rate
B6	Acquaviva And His Orchestra	Prayer For Peace		Rate

Notes

Antonio (Tony) Acquaviva conducted this orchestra, whereas his brother Nicolo had composed the tunes. Furthermore, Mr. A. Acquaviva had married Ms. Giovanna Babbo, more professionally called Joni James in 1956.

Though this disc was a bad seller, Mr. A. Acquaviva did fantastic arrangements to the degree where Ms. James had prosperous hits, such as Why Don't You Believe Me, Have You Heard, Your Cheatin' Heart, There Goes My Heart, There Must Be A Way and several others.

Lastly, this was the first MGM disc of 33.33 rpm thru which the front jacket had indicated the catalog ID # to the right of the new MGM logo which was in the structure of the letters b and q which intersected and formed a circle thru which a spiral and a bullseye dot were enclosed and thru which a forward slash divided the b and q letters by means of the bullseye dot.

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