Vinyl Album - Ringo Starr - Sentimental Journey - Apple

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Ringo Starr
Title:	Sentimental Journey
Label:	Apple
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PCS 7101
Date:	27 Mar 1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	19 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ringo Starr	Sentimental Journey	Green, Brown, Homer	Rate
A2	Ringo Starr	Night And Day	Porter	Rate
A3	Ringo Starr	Whispering Grass (Don't Tell The Trees)	F. Fisher, D. Fisher	Rate
A4	Ringo Starr	Bye Bye Blackbird	Dixon, Henderson	Rate
A5	Ringo Starr	I'm A Fool To Care	Daffan	Rate
A6	Ringo Starr	Stardust	Carmichael, Parish	Rate
B1	Ringo Starr	Blue Turning Grey Over You	Razaf, Waller	Rate
B2	Ringo Starr	Love Is A Many Splendoured Thing	Fain, Webster	Rate
B3	Ringo Starr	Dream	Mercer	Rate
B4	Ringo Starr	You Always Hurt The One You Love	Fisher, Roberts	Rate
B5	Ringo Starr	Have I Told You Lately That I Love You	Wiseman	Rate
B6	Ringo Starr	Let The Rest Of The World Go By	Brennan, Ball	Rate

Notes

Produced by George Martin.
Ringo Starr - Lead Vocals.
George Martin Orchestra - All instrumentation.

A1: Arranged by Richard Perry. Originally recorded by Les Brown Band in 1945, with Doris Day on vocals, and became her first number one in America.
A2: Arranged by Chico O'Farrill. Originally from the 1932 musical, "The Gay Divorcee" and sung by Fred Astaire and Claire Luce.
A3: Arranged by Ron Goodwin.Originally recorded by the Ink Spots in 1940.
A4: Arranged by Maurice Gibb. Written in 1927 for vaudeville star George Price.
A5: Arranged by Klaus Voorman. Written in 1948, became a hit in 1954 for Les Paul and Mary Ford.
A6: Arranged by Paul McCartney. Hoagy Carmichael wrote the tune in 1927, with the words added in 1929. Ringo was probably familiar with the 1957 hit version by Billy Ward and the Dominoes.
B1: Arranged by Oliver Nelson.Originally recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1930.
B2: Arranged by Quincy Jones. An Oscar winning song from 1955, and a chart hit for the Four Aces.
B3: Arranged by George Martin. Written in 1945, a hit for the Pied Pipers.
B4: Arranged by Johnny Dankworth. A hit in 1944 for the Mills Brothers.
B5: Arranged by Elmer Bernstein. Originally recorded in 1946 by Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage.
B6: Arranged by Les Reed. The oldest song on this release, dating from 1919, and originally by George J. Trinkaus and his band. But Ringo and his family would probably have been more familiar with the 1944 Dick Haymes version.

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roboleyton 4th Sep 2013		1975 repressing labels added, with Yellow labels. This album was also released in Mono, but on Reel-to-Reel tape (Cat # TA-PMC 7101), and in Stereo on Parlophone for export only.