Remembering The 40's-A Parade Of Nostalgic Hits-8 x LP Box-1977 Readers Digest

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REMEMBERING THE 40’S

- A PARADE OF NOSTALGIC HITS

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Label: Reader’s Digest Australia – P 171

Format: 8 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Boxed Set, Stereo

Original Year Of Release: 1977

Country Of Issue: Australia

Cat # P 171

Genre: Jazz, Pop

Style: Easy Listening

Vinyl Grading: Ex

Jacket Grading: VG+

Product Description

Various-Remembering The 40’s: A Parade Of Nostalgic Hits-8 x LP Box-1977 Reader’s Digest Australia-P 171 (Rare 1977 Reader’s Digest Australia 8 x LP compilation boxed set.  This set contains 96 tracks - all recordings from the 1940’s - 12 tracks per disc, and each record is housed in a generic die-cut sleeve with track listing and individual song notes on the rear of each sleeve.  Albums are housed in a picture box in VG+ condition, with light edge wear, small scuff to bottom and small stain to rear of box.  All vinyl LPs are in excellent condition.  A fantastic collection of jazz and popular hit songs from the 1940's – P 171)

TRACK LIST:

Record 1

1940

A1       Glenn Miller & His Orchestra, Ray Eberle, Vocal - Imagination  

A2       Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Bob Eberly, Vocal - The Breeze And I

A3       Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Frank Sinatra, Vocal - Polka Dots And Moon Beams         

A4       Dinah Shore - Careless       

A5       Bob Chester & His Orchestra, Al Stuart, Vocal - Practice Makes Perfect

A6       Judy Garland - I'm Nobody's Baby

1940  

B1       Glenn Miller & His Orchestra, Ray Eberle, Vocal - When You Wish Upon A Star        

B2       The Andrews Sisters - Ferry-Boat Serenade       

B3       Bing Crosby - Only Forever

B4       The Ink Spots - We Three  

B5       Wayne King & His Orchestra, Buddy Clark, Vocal - We Could Make Such Beautiful Music  

B6       Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers, Vocal - I'll Never Smile Again   

Record 2

1941

A1       The Ink Spots - I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire 

A2       Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians - Intermezzo     

A3       Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Bob Eberly & Helen O’Connell, Vocal - Yours           

A4       Wayne King & His Orchestra - 'Til Reveille           

A5       Freddy Martin & His Orchestra, Clyde Rogers, Vocal - Tonight We Love

A6       Glenn Miller & His Orchestra - Adios         

1941-42

B1       Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Bob Eberly & Helen O’Connell, Vocal - Green Eyes 

B2       The Ink Spots - Do I Worry?           

B3       Carmen Miranda - I Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi      

B4       Harry James & His Orchestra, Helen Forrest, Vocal - I Don't Want To Walk Without You     

B5       Eddy Howard - One Dozen Roses

B6       Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Sleepy Lagoon          

Record 3

1942

A1       Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers, Vocal - There Are Such Things           

A2       The Merry Macs - Jingle Jangle Jingle     

A3       Billie Holiday - Lover Man   

A4       Vaughn Monroe & His Orchestra, Vaughn Monroe, Vocal - My Devotion

A5       Jimmie Lunceford, His Orchestra & Chorus - Blues In The Night (My Mama Done Tol’ Me) 

A6       Harry James & His Orchestra, Helen Forrest, Vocal - I Had The Craziest Dream       

1942-43

B1       Bing Crosby - Be Careful, It's My Heart     

B2       The Andrews Sisters - Shoo-Shoo Baby  

B3       Glenn Miller & His Orchestra, Ray Eberle & The Modernaires, Vocal - Elmer's Tune 

B4       Eddy Howard - Miss You    

B5       Dooley Wilson, Piano & Vocal - As Time Goes By          

B6       Glenn Miller & His Orchestra, Tex Beneke, Marion Hutton & The Modernaires, Vocal - Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me)

Record 4

1943

A1       Glenn Miller & His Orchestra, Ray Eberle, Vocal - At Last          

A2       Dick Haymes And The Song Spinners - You'll Never Know       

A3       Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Bob Eberly & Helen O’Connell, Vocal - Brazil

A4       Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra, Eugenie Baird, Vocal - My Heart Tells Me (Should I Believe My Heart?)    

A5       Bing Crosby - Sunday, Monday, Or Always         

A6       Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - Don't Get Around Much Anymore     

1943-44

B1       Alfred Drake And Joan Roberts - People Will Say We're In Love          

B2       Ella Fitzgerald And The Ink Spots - I'm Making Believe  

B3       Bing Crosby - Moonlight Becomes You    

B4       Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Frank Sinatra, Vocal - In The Blue Of The Evening           

B5       Marlene Dietrich - Lilli Marlene       

B6       Russ Morgan & His Orchestra, Russ Morgan, Vocal - Dance With A Dolly (With A Hole In Her Stockin’)        

Record 5

1944-45

A1       Bing Crosby - Swinging On A Star 

A2       Dick Haymes And Helen Forrest - Long Ago (And Far Away)   

A3       Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians, Skip Nelson & The Lombardo Trio, Vocal - It's Love, Love, Love! 

A4       Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five, Louis Jordan, Vocal - Is You Is, Or Is You Ain't (Ma' Baby)       

A5       Johnny Long & His Orchestra, Patti Dugan, Vocal - No Love, No Nothin'

A6       Judy Garland - The Trolley Song  

1945

B1       Dick Haymes - It Might As Well Be Spring

B2       Vaughn Monroe & His Orchestra, Vaughn Monroe & The Norton Sisters, Vocal - There, I've Said It Again 

B3       Carmen Cavallaro & His Orchestra - Chopin Polonaise 

B4       Perry Como - Till The End Of Time

B5       Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Opus One       

B6       Dick Haymes - The More I See You          

Record 6

1946-47

A1       Perry Como - They Say It's Wonderful      

A2       Freddy Martin, His Orchestra & Chorus - Managua Nicaragua 

A3       Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra, Billy Williams Choir - The Old Lamp-Lighter

A4       Eddy Howard - My Adobe Hacienda         

A5       Perry Como - Chi-Baba Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go To Sleep) 

A6       Louis Prima, His Orchestra & Chorus - Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo)

1946-47

B1       Art Lund - Mam'sell  

B2       Jimmy Dorsey & His Orch., Bob Eberly & Helen O’Connell, Vocal – Jim

B3       Vaughn Monroe & His Orchestra, Vaughn Monroe, Vocal - Ballerina  

B4       Sammy Kaye & His Orch., Don Cornell, Vocal - Serenade Of The Bells          

B5       Hoagy Carmichael - Ole Buttermilk Sky    

B6       Eddy Howard - I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder    

Record 7

1948

A1       Art Mooney, His Orchestra & Chorus - Baby Face          

A2       Margaret Whiting - A Tree In The Meadow          

A3       Freddy Martin & His Orchestra, Glen Hughes & The Martian Men, Vocal - The Dickey-Bird Song  

A4       The Andrews Sisters - Toolie Oolie Doolie (The Yodel Polka)

A5       Blue Barron, His Orchestra & Chorus - You Were Only Fooling

A6       Carson Robison & The Pleasant Valley Boys - Life Gits Tee-jus, Don't It

1948

B1       Bing Crosby - Now Is The Hour     

B2       Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra, The Three Kaydets, Vocal - Lavender Blue

B3       Dick Haymes - Little White Lies      

B4       Francis Craig, Piano - Beg Your Pardon   

B5       Perry Como - Because        

B6       Gordon Jenkins & His Orchestra, Charles LeVere & Chorus - Maybe You'll Be There          

Record 8

1949

A1       Vaughn Monroe & His Orchestra, Vaughn Monroe, Vocal - Riders In The Sky          

A2       Perry Como - "A" - You're Adorable (The Alphabet Song)         

A3       Russ Morgan & His Orchestra, Russ Morgan, Vocal - Sunflower          

A4       Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra, Don Cornell, Vocal - Room Full Of Roses

A5       Evelyn Knight And The Starlighters - Powder Your Face With Sunshine (Smile! Smile! Smile!)

A6       Freddy Martin & His Orchestra, Merv Griffin, Vocal - I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Cocoanuts (Roll Or Bowl A Ball – A Penny A Pitch)

1949

B1       Bing Crosby - Dear Hearts And Gentle People    

B2       Vaughn Monroe & His Orchestra, Vaughn Monroe, Vocal - Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You)           

B3       Henri René & His Orchestra, Tony Martin & Fran Warren, Vocal - I Said My Pajamas (And Put On My Pray'rs)          

B4       Perry Como - Some Enchanted Evening  

B5       Gordon Jenkins, His Orchestra & Chorus - Don't Cry Joe (Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go)

B6       Blue Barron, His Orchestra & Chorus - Cruising Down The River (On A Sunday Afternoon)

RECORD GRADING

MINT:

RECORD: New condition with no surface marks or loss of sound quality.

COVER: New condition with no surface marks or wear.

NEAR MINT:

RECORD: Barely noticeable surface mark with no loss of sound quality.

COVER: Barely noticeable surface mark/ wear.

EXCELLENT:

RECORD: Some signs of being played with extremely little if no loss of sound quality.

COVER: Slight wear.

VERY GOOD:

RECORD: Obviously been played with noticeable surface marks & the occasional light scratches but exhibits no major loss of sound quality.

COVER: Noticeable wear. Slight writing / stains.

CONDITION: This item is in excellent or mint condition unless stated above.

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