- PERRY COMO
- NO OTHER LOVE
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RCA CAMDEN CAS-941 (e)
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Electronically
Reprocessed Stereo
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ASSEMBLED 1966
- Memorable Como
Performances
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A&R
Coordinator: Ethel Gabriel.
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With
the Orchestras of Mitchell Ayres, Lloyd Shaffer and Henri
René.
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Vocal
accompaniment by the Fontane Sisters
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& The Ray Charles
Singers.
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Electronically
Reprocessed Stereo.
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- Side One
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No
Other Love
- ~ a double charted single from
May, 1953, with flip side "Keep It Gay"
- from the 1953 Stage Musical
"Me and Juliet"
-
Richard Rodgers and lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein I
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Over
The Rainbow ( with Sally
Sweetland )
- ~ from Perry's 1952 RCA Victor album
"TV Favorites"
- from the Hollywood musical
"The Wizard of Oz"
- Music by
Harold Arlen and lyrics by
E.Y. Harburg ,
1939
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To
Know You ( Is To Love You ) (
with Ray Charles )
- ~ from Perry's 1959 RCA Victor album
"Como Swings"
- Music by
Robert Allen and lyrics by
Allan Roberts , 1952
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Linda
- ~ from Perry's 1959 RCA Victor album
"Como Swings"
- Words and Music by
Jack Lawrence,
1947
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- If
- ~ a double charted single from
November, 1950,
- with flip side "Zing Zing - Zoom Zoom"
- Music by
Tolchard Evans, lyrics by
Robert Hargreaves
- and
Stanley J. Damerell ,
1934
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- Side Two
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Song of Songs
- ~ a popular single from
January, 1947, with flip side "Easter Parade"
- An English translation
of the French song "Chanson du Coeur Brise"
- Music by
Harold Vicars and lyrics by
Clarence Lucas , 1914
- Original French lyrics by
Maurice Vancaire
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Some
Enchanted Evening
- ~ a double charted single from
March, 1949, with flip side "Bali Ha'i"
- from the 1949 Stage musical
"South Pacific"
- Music by
Richard Rodgers and lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein II
, 1949
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We
Kiss In A Shadow
- ~ popular flip side to Perry's
1951 charted single "Hello Young Lovers"
- from the 1951 Stage musical
"The King and I"
- Music by
Richard Rodgers and lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein II
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You're
Just In Love ( I Wonder Why ) (
with The Fontane Sisters )
- ~ charted single from
September, 1950, with flip side "It's a Lovely Day Today"
- from the 1950 Broadway
musical "Call Me Madam"
- Words and Music by
Irving Berlin , 1950
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Especially
for The Young
- ~ from
Perry's 1961 RCA Victor album "For The Young At Heart"
- also released as a single on the flip
side of "You're Following Me" in 1961
- Music by
Ben Weisman
and lyrics by
Manny
Curtis
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~ these
tracks were originally recorded in real stereo but released here
electronically
-
reprocessed from monaural to simulate stereo. In his 1958
statement regarding RCA Camden,
-
Mr. G. R. Marek, Vice-President and
General Manager of RCA Victor Record Division, claimed
- "It is the desire
of RCA Victor that the public be assured that the same high standards
used in
- the production of RCA Victor Records have also been used in the
manufacture of RCA Camden Records."
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Notes: ~ "To Know You (
Is to Love You )" is
incorrectly labelled within this compilation as
the original 1952
single version sung with the Fontane Sisters. However, the track included within this compilation
is from
Perry's 1959 album "Como Swings",
sung as a duet with Choral Director Ray Charles.
The original single version was released in Perry's 1960 RCA Camden album
compilation
titled
"Dreamer's
Holiday" CAL-582 and, interestingly, mislabelled there as being
sung
with Betty Hutton.
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RCA CAMDEN CAS-941 (e)
-
Electronically
Reprocessed Stereo
-
ASSEMBLED 1966
- Memorable Como
Performances
-
-
A&R
Coordinator: Ethel Gabriel.
-
With
the Orchestras of Mitchell Ayres, Lloyd Shaffer and Henri
René.
-
Vocal
accompaniment by the Fontane Sisters
-
& The Ray Charles
Singers.
-
Electronically
Reprocessed Stereo.
-
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