Vinyl Album - Spike Jones And His City Slickers - Thank You, Music Lovers - RCA Victor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Spike Jones And His City Slickers
Title:	Thank You, Music Lovers
Label:	RCA Victor
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	RD-7724 / LPM-2224
Date:	1965
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	Cocktails For Two	Coslow, Johnston	Rate
A2	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	William Tell Overture	Rossini, Arr. Jones, Weaver	Rate
A3	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	Chloe	Kahn, Moret	Rate
A4	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	My Old Flame	Johnston, Coslow	Rate
A5	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	The Glow Worm	Robinson, Lincke, Arr. Jones	Rate
A6	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	None But The Lonely Heart (A Soaperetta)	Brandt, Jones	Rate
B1	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	Laura	Mercer, Raksin	Rate
B2	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	The Man On The Flying Trapeze	Arr. Weaver, Jones	Rate
B3	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	You Always Hurt The One You Love	Fisher, Roberts	Rate
B4	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	Der Fuehrer's Face	Wallace	Rate
B5	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	Dance Of The Hours	Ponchielli, Arr. Weaver, Jones	Rate
B6	Spike Jones And His City Slickers	Hawaiian War Chant (Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai)	Freed, Noble, Leleichaku	Rate

Notes

A1: Carl Grayson, voc.
A2, B5: Commentary by Doodles Weaver.
A3: Red Ingle, voc.
A4: Paul Judson, Paul Frees, voc.
A5: Red Ingle, Alleen Carlisle with chorus.
A6: Girl: Helen Grayco; Boy: Spike Jones; Dick Gardner, violin solo.
B1: Spike Jones,, His City Slickers and His Other orchestra, with Jimmy Cassidy, Red Ingle, Dr. Horatio Q. Birdbath, voc.
B2: Doodles Weaver, voc.
B3: Carl Grayson, Red Ingle, voc.
B4: Carl Grayson, voc; Willie Spicer at the Birdaphone.
B6: Spike Jones and His Wacky Wakakians with Chorus.
Liner notes: Frank Jacobs.
Illustration: Jack Davis.
A Decca release.

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