Vinyl Album - Various Artists - The Fabulous 50's - A Columbia Musical Treasury

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	The Fabulous 50's
Label:	A Columbia Musical Treasury
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	P2S 5510
Date:	1970
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Four Lads	Istanbul (Not Constantinople)		Rate
A2	Dinah Shore	Dear Hearts And Gentle People		Rate
A3	Johnny Ray	Just Walking In The Rain		Rate
A4	Mitch Miller	Children's Marching Song (Nick Nack Paddy Wack)		Rate
A5	Doris Day	Bewitched		Rate
A6	Jimmy Dorsey	Johnson Rag		Rate
A7	Johnny Ray	Little White Cloud That Cried		Rate
A8	The Four Lads	Skokiaan		Rate
B1	Johnny Mathis	Wonderful, Wonderful		Rate
B2	Paul Weston	Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You)		Rate
B3	Tony Bennett	Rags To Riches		Rate
B4	Patti Page	Tennessee Waltz		Rate
B5	Johnny Mathis	It's Not For Me To Say		Rate
B6	Rosemary Clooney	Half As Much		Rate
B7	Les Compagnons De La Chanson	Les Trois Cloches (The Three Bells)		Rate
C1	Dinah Shore	Buttons And Bows		Rate
C2	Vic Damone	On The Street Where You Live		Rate
C3	Arthur Godfrey	What Is A Boy		Rate
C4	Marlene Dietrich And Rosemary Clooney	Too Old To Cut The Mustard		Rate
C5	Stonewall Jackson	Waterloo		Rate
C6	Sammy Kaye	In The Mission Of St. Augustine		Rate
C7	Louis Armstrong	Theme From "The Three Penny Opera" (Mack The Knife)		Rate
C8	Patti Page	(How Much Is That) Doggie In The Window		Rate
D1	Rosemary Clooney	Come On-A My House		Rate
D2	Red Buttons	Strange Things Are Happening		Rate
D3	Fess Parker	Ballad Of Davy Crockett		Rate
D4	Patti Page	Mockin' Bird Hill		Rate
D5	Terry Gilkyson And The Easy Riders	Marianne		Rate
D6	Rosemary Clooney	Botch-A-Me (Ba-Ba Baciami Piccina)		Rate
D7	Frankie Laine	High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me)		Rate

Notes

Cat. No. is from sleeve. The actual disc numbers are DS 716 & DS 717

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Neil Forbes 2nd Feb 2015		I'm no longer in community radio(not by choice but by a gross injustice committed against me by the station's committee) but LPs like these have, in spite of themselves, become staple fare for community stations operating on tight budgets. Albums like this are often donated to the station, some volunteer presenter may offer to transfer them to CD or MP3 files for a computer playback system. That's where composer credit details come into play. Depending on policies or reporting requirements, community broadcasters may well need to note the composer of a song or musical piece(instrumental), and if these LPs don't have such detail, problems will likely arise. Record companies really have no legitimate excuse for leaving such detail off their labels, no matter how big or small the company is, no matter whether the album is budget- or full-priced.



Record Collector 2nd Feb 2015		Neil my comment what B5 says lol But in a way yes it's very strange by 1970 standards



Trainman 2nd Feb 2015		Re: the composer credit, that's a failing of a majority of the "budget" compilations on any label. The rational seems to be that no broadcast station should be using those albums anyway, so it doesn't matter. (Not that it makes a difference, just don't use them during the week you have to keep the royalties log) Wasn't there another song also called bewitched (and I mean a standard, not the TV theme)?



George Slv ● 2nd Feb 2015		The A5 song is the "Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered" composition. Columbia was good in the 1950s but got mixed up by the rock era.



Neil Forbes 2nd Feb 2015		What's the matter with this Columbia Special Products mob? Would it really kill them to put composer credits on their labels?

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USA - Columbia Musical Treasuries - 1977