Vinyl Album - Lena Horne - Lena Sings Your Requests - MGM

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Lena Horne
Title:	Lena Sings Your Requests
Label:	MGM
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	MGM 02 943
Date:	1963
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Lena Horne	Love	Blane, Martin	Rate
A2	Lena Horne	I Wish I Was Back In My Baby's Arms	Goell, Ellington	Rate
A3	Lena Horne	Why Was I Born?	Hammerstein II, Kern	Rate
A4	Lena Horne	Good-For-Nothin'-Joe	Koehler, Bloom	Rate
A5	Lena Horne	Love Me Or Leave Me	Kahn, Donaldson	Rate
A6	Lena Horne	I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)	Webster, Ellington	Rate
B1	Lena Horne	Stormy Weather	Koehler, Arlen	Rate
B2	Lena Horne	Poppa, Don't Preach To Me	Loesser	Rate
B3	Lena Horne	Honeysuckle Rose	Razaf, Waller	Rate
B4	Lena Horne	The Lady Is A Tramp	Hart, Rodgers	Rate
B5	Lena Horne	Lover Man	Davis, Ramirez, Sherman	Rate
B6	Lena Horne	I Cant Help Lovin' That Man	Hammerstein II, Kern	Rate

Notes

Orchestra conducted by Marty Paich.
Arranged by Marty Paich (A3-A6, B1, B3, B5-B6)
Arranged by Bob Florence (A1-A2, B2, B4)

Recording engineer: Jim Malloy
Recordist and mastering: Dick Bogert
Cover design: Bill Pate

Produced by Dick Peirce

A Charter Record Production

Made and distributed in Australia by E.M.I. (Australia) Limited.

Matrices:
Side 1: 63-45-S/XMGMX147
Side 2: 63-46-S/XMGMX148

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PhilMH 15th Nov 2015		Lovely yellow and black MGM labels, still in use in Oz in 1963. Blue type black cover is typical of a lot of Aussie releases of the 60s, unfortunately, plus it omits one photo from the US edition. I have also touched the back up a little to remove the dirty residue of a sticker. Now, I am going to have a short rant, if I may (feel free to go and make a cuppa if you don't feel like reading this!); I hope most of you understand that the artist's name here is Lena Horne, and not just "Lena", as some particularly moronic denizens of another site seem to think, because "that's the artist name on the front cover" (according to one of their stupid guidelines). "Lena" there is the first word of the album title, and elsewhere (the spine, the liner notes, and both labels) she is Lena Horne, as she always was - she was never, ever, a one-name artist like Cher or Madonna. (Rant over!).

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Linked Releases

UK - MGM - 1963

USA - Charter [Mono]