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“Delirium in Hi-Fi” Elsa Popping and Her Pixieland Band Fontana Records (UK) 1959. Jalousie-Tango; Beer Barrel Polka; Adios Muchachos-Tango; La Polka Du Roi. Illustrated by the great William Steig (Father of jazz flautist Jeremy Steig, FYI)
“Tweeter and Woofer” (The highs and lows of Hi-Fi for Youngsters) Columbia Children’s Records
“Cartoons in Stereo” Comedy Strips with Sound Effects! Audio Fidelity Records Cover Drawing by Ted Schaap. Effects by Bob Prescott. Voice by Cy Harrice.
“Delirium in HI-FI” Elsa Popping and Her Pixieland Band Fontana Records (Philips Records) AUSTRALIA Recorded “somewhere in France, “Elsa Popping” is actually French arranger-conductor Andre Popp and sound effects wizard Pierre Fatosme. Cover Art: Morris Tookey
Here’s the latest, greatest LP cover I have to get a copy of. Here’s a $100 bounty for anyone down under (or elsewhere) that can find me a copy! (This one is Tony’s and that’s just unbearable) Here’s the more common U.S. cover on Columbia:
“Music To Break Any Mood” Dick Schory’s New Percussion Ensemble RCA Victor Living Stereo 1960. Includes Caravan, Speak Low, Walkin’ My Baby Back Home, Fascinating Rhythm, A Foggy Day, Autumn in New York, I’ll Remember April, Stranger in Paradise, South Rampart Street Parade, and Tortilla.
