Smile
Music by
Charles Chaplin
and lyrics by
John Turner
and
Geoffrey Parsons
, 1954
Bourne Inc. ASCAP
Medley
version recorded 1961
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With Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra
Arrangements by Joe Lipman and Jack Andrews
Recorded at RCA Victor's Studio A, New York City
Recording Engineer: Bob Simpson
Medley recording time 9:03
Recorded
May 17th, 1961
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Matrix No.
M5PW - 2290 Take 6
SESSION MUSICIANS
May 15th & 17th, 1961
A Hugo & Luigi Production
Orchestra
Leader: Mitchell Ayres
Contractor: Henry "Hank" Ross
Trumpet ~ James Maxwell
Trumpet ~ Bernie Glow
Trumpet ~ Melvin Davis
Trumpet ~ James Milazzo
Trombone ~ Robert Alexander
Trombone ~ John D'agostino
Trombone ~ Urban Green
Sax ~ Harry Terrill
Sax ~ Bernard Kaufman
Sax ~ Abraham Richman
Sax ~ Stanley Webb
Sax ~ Philip Zolkind
Piano ~ Henry Rowland
Guitar ~ Anthony Mottola
Guitar ~ Danny Perri
Drums ~ Sonny Igoe
Drums ~ Arthur Marotti
Bass ~ Robert Haggart
Harp ~ Margaret Ross
Violin ~ Sylvan Shulman
Violin ~ Mac Ceppos
Violin ~ Jack Zayde
Violin ~ Tosha Samaroff
Violin ~ Harry Urbont
Violin ~ Max Hollander
Violin ~ Harry Melnikoff
Violin ~ Felix Orlewitz
Viola ~ Isadore Zir
Viola ~ Howard Kay
Cello ~ Maurice Brown
Cello ~ Alan Shulman
Album issue: RCA-LP12 "
Sing To Me Mr. C
." LSP-2390 STEREO AUGUST 1961
Album issue: RCA-LP12 "
Sing To Me Mr. C
."
RCA UK SF-8191
STEREO 1971
Recorded as a
medley
with: "
How Deep Is The Ocean ?
" and "
This Nearly Was Mine
"
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Full version recorded 1977
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Arranged and Conducted by Nick Perito
Produced by Roncom Music Company
Recorded at Number One Studio, Olympic, Barnes, England
Recording Engineer: Phil Chapman
Recording Time 3:11
Recorded
June 6th, 7th & 10th, 1977
~ Matrix No. GPC6-1810 Take 1 +
Album issue: RCA-LP12 "
The Best of British
" AFL1-2373 STEREO 1977
Produced by Roncom Music Co.
Orchestra under direction of Nick Perito
The Tony Mansell Singers under the direction of Ray Charles
Arrangements by Nick Perito with exception of "Michelle" and "The Very Thought of You" by Don Costa
Album Coordinator David Machray
Album concept Tommy Loftus.
Recorded June 1977 at Number One Studio, Olympic, Barnes.
Recording Engineer: Phil Chapman. Album notes by Benny Green.
Album released in the U.K. and Canada only
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Notes: ~ The music for "Smile" was originally written by Charles Chaplin for the score of his 1936 film "Modern Times" and in it's new form was recorded by Nat King Cole, David Whitfield and Ferrante & Teicher.
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