“Kart-Party” Vol. 1 - 4 On the French Panarama label.
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Dana is the king of polka record labels. At least based on the covers. Here’s a nice example called “Polka Rock” by Frank … wait for it…Wojnarowski, and his orchestra.
Klik-Klak.
“Sound Off” The exciting new sound game. A record and a board game. Great cover illustration. 1960.
Another Annie Cordy and another Hula Hooper. On the French Columbia label.
From the nice folks at Do You Speak English Radio!
Honky Tonk and Western Swing star Hank Thompson “Songs for Rounders” Capitol Records. (1959)
“The Reluctant Golf Pupil” “Professional Golf Instruction in Sophisticated Humor” Starring Reginald Owen and Joe Novak. On Rex. With Jeanne Carmen (”as Felicity Comfort”)
Music for Hand-Jiving on London Records. A compilation of hits by Tommy Steele, The Blue Jeans and The Four Jacks, etc.
Hand-Jiving involves a complicated pattern of hand moves and claps including thigh slapping, cross-wrist slapping, fist pounding, chest slapping and pounding, hand clapping, elbow touching and hitch hike moves. It resembles a highly elaborate version of pat-a-cake. The hand jive was popularized by Johnny Otis’ 1958 hit “Willie and the Hand Jive”. Eric Clapton did a version of the song in 1974 that reached the Top 40.
Funny thing about this - I have Volume 1 and Volume 2. They made a third one! Thanks Calvin at The Disobedient Muse
I just looked at this again - check out the right hand of the bloke in the middle!
“Music for Losers, Boozers and Bluesers” The Nonchalants (As performed in the Sunburst Room of the Hotel New Yorker)
Buddy Morrow “Double Impact” (RCA) Sixties TV themes about guns and poker games.
“T” Texas Tyler sings “Deck of Cards”
“Basie Plays Hefti” Roulette Records (1958)
Thoughout the 50’s, Count Basie and composer/arranger Neal Hefti were an incredible team together. This album is one of their best and it’s overflowing with Hefti gems that include “Cute”, “Pensive Miss”, “Sloo Foot”, “Scoot”, “A Little Tempo Please”, “Count Down”, and “Pony Tail”. Of course, Hefti later gave us other classics like the themes to “Batman” and “The Odd Couple”.
SOLO PARA ADULTOS
Canadian professional wrestler Sweet Daddy Siki (aka “Mr. Irresistable”) “Squares off with Country Music” Canadian Arc Label. The black, Gorgeous George of his day.
“The Gallant Tailor of FOOLADELPHIA. “It’s a record it’s a game. It’s a record AND a game.” On Golden Records.
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