Irving Fields with “The Fabulous Touch” Instrumental Standard Cha Cha Cha’s on GONE Records.
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George Feyer “Ecos de Paris” Sinter Records.
Helenic Songs on Nina Records.
Jazz harpist, Dorothy Ashby on Argo Records. After successfully integrating the harp into the hard bop and jazz funk idioms of the sixties, Ashby spent the next decade as an LA studio player on sessions with Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Earth, Wind and Fire and others. Acid jazz DJ’s picked up on her early recording on Cadet and have sampled her stuff. This one is here for the striking and artistic cover photo of her hands plucking the strings. And you thought getting an upright bass to gigs is tough!
“The Playings” On the Brazilian RGE label.
Mrs. Mills sings “Look Mum, No Hands” UK Odeon Label
“A Little Spice” Sung by Faye Richmonde. DAVIS Records. Adult comedy circa 1960,
“U.S. on the POP” By the covers this seems like 1970.
Suggested titles, suitable for enclosure in this Album Cover, are as follows:
“You Go To My Head”; “Oh, Johnny”; “In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning”; “That Old Feeling”; “Just In Time”; “Just in Time”; “Just A-Sittin’ and A-Rockin’”; “Let’s Sit This One Out”; “Doing What Comes Naturally”; “At Last”; “Somethings Got To Give”; “I Gotta Go Now”; “I Can’t Get Started With You”.
From Back Beat: Japanese actress Reiko Ike from the movie Koko no Sekai (1971)
“More Cocktail Capers” The Art Van Damme Quintet Capitol Records. Cover art signed by “Guidi”
Um Cavaquinho Em Hi-Fi. Poly e seu Conjunto. Columbia Brazil.
Die GroSSe Tanzparty Aus USA (Thanks Pookapooka.)
Larry Adams Sings “The Sun’s Coming Up” Inspirational music from someone less fortunate than most.
Marty Paich “Hot Piano” on Tampa Records. Red vinyl inside but look at this cool monkey cover.
“A Bachelor Gay and other songs to the Queen’s taste” sung by British Basso Raymond Buckingham
A neat Andy Warhol illustrated cover for Tennesse Williams Reading from “The Glass Menagerie, The Yellow Bird and Five Poems”. On Caedmon. Text and line drawings by Warhol (his signature clear in the upper left hand corner). Nice washes of color too.
Franck Pourcel “Amor e Musica” Odeon
“Los Picaros Cantores en Humorisquetas Musicales”
A French Barclay 45 of Donald Duck and the Three Little Pigs. Looks like early sixties.
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