Vinyl Album - Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra - College Prom - MGM

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra
Title:	College Prom
Label:	MGM
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	E-3758
Date:	May 1959
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra	Medley: When I Take My Sugar To Tea, Louise, Tangerine, Love Is Just Around The Corner		Rate
A2	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra	Medley: Please, Just One More Chance, Soon, With Every Breath I Take		Rate
A3	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra	Medley: Out Of Nowhere, I Don't Want To Walk Without You Baby, If I Should Lose You, You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me		Rate
A4	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra	Medley: My Old Flame, My Future Just Passed, Heart And Soul, Thanks For The Memory		Rate
B1	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra	Medley: You're A Sweet Little Headache, What Am I Gonna Do About You?, Cross Patch, In The Cool Cool Of The Evening		Rate
B2	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra	Medley: Moonlight And Shadows, I Wished On The Moon, Moonlight Becomes You, Moon Song		Rate
B3	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra	Medley: I Hear Music, Sing You Sinners, I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine, Jingle Jangle Jingle		Rate
B4	Leroy Holmes And His Orchestra	Medley: When We're All Alone (Penthouse Serenade), Isn't It Romantic?, Two Sleepy People, You're Mine You		Rate

Notes

This Leroy Holmes disc is composed of thirty-two popular tunes, which will keep one dancing for many hours, All the songs are divided into eight "sets" of dances, and are performed in a medley of four tunes to each tune track of this MGM disc.

When this LP was issued, only a few dance band specialists had the background to make a swing dance prosperous. Despite the popularity of rock music, Mr. Holmes and his band had continued to play dance band music at various college and secondary school proms for at least two decades after the end of the era of the swing dances.

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