Henry Mancini rehearsing with the Utah Symphony,
1981
Henry Mancini:
Capitol
[U.S. LP]
[UK LP & Labels]
Don Baker, "The Sound of 94
Speakers!", Capitol Records #ST 1626 (1961).[LP]
Don Baker, "The Sound of
94 Speakers!", Capitol Records [Canada] #ST 1626
(1961).[LP]
Don
Baker, "The Sound of 94 Speakers!", Capitol Records
[UK] #ST 1626 (1961).[LP]
This record contains Mancini's
"Theme From 'High Time'" and "Theme From 'The Great
Imposter'".
Don Baker, Organist.
Produced by Bill Miller.
[Taken from a Capitol Records LP inner sleeve
advertisement]
The Four Preps, "The Four
Preps", Capitol
#ST-1647/T-1647 (stereo/mono) (196_).[LP]
Album includes Mancini's Moon River.
[Taken from a Capitol Records LP inner sleeve
advertisement]
George Chakiris, "West Side
Story's Dynamic
George Chakiris", Capitol #ST-1750/T-1750 (stereo/mono)
(196_).[LP]
Album includes Mancini's Mr. Lucky.
Laurindo Almeida and the Bossa Nova All Stars,
"Viva Bossa Nova!", Capitol ST-1759 (1962).[LP]
Note that Laurindo Almeida, Jimmie Rowles, and Shelly Manne
were
Mancini studio regulars.
Mancini compositions include:
Mr. Lucky
Moon River
Musician personnel: Don Fagerquist,
trumpet; Bob
Cooper, tenor sax; Justin Gordon, flute; Jimmie Rowles, organ;
Laurindo Almeida & Howard Roberts, guitar; Max Bennett,
bass;
Shelly Manne, Chico Guerrero and Milt Holland, percussion.
Peggy Lee, "Mink Jazz", Capitol #ST-1850
(1963).[LP]
Peggy Lee, "Mink Jazz", Capitol #________(unknown year).[CD
Reissue].
Contains the Mancini composition "The Days of
Wine and Roses".
Laurindo Almeida and the Bossa Nova All-Stars,
"Ole! Bossa Nova!", Capitol T-1872 (1963).[LP]
Note that Laurindo Almeida, Jimmie Rowles, and Shelly Manne
were
Mancini studio regulars.
Mancini composition included:
Days of Wine and Roses
Personnel: Don Fagerquist, trumpet; Bob
Cooper, tenor sax; Justin Gordon, flute; Jimmie Rowles, organ;
Laurindo Almeida & Howard Roberts, guitar; Max Bennett,
bass;
Shelly Manne, Chico Guerrero and Milt Holland, percussion.
[Advertising image from the back
cover of another Glen Gray album]
The Glen Gray Casa Loma Orchestra, "Today's
Best - The Sounds of the Great Bands - Vol. 7", Capitol
#ST-1938
(196_).[LP]
Contains Mancini's "Days of Wine and Roses"
composition.
[Advertising image of this album taken from the back cover
of Ray
Anthony's "Today's Trumpet"]
Ray Anthony, "Charade And Other Top Themes",
Capitol #ST-2043 (1964).[LP]
Contains the Mancini' compositions "Days
Of
Wine and Roses" and "Charade".
The Four Freshmen, "Funny How Time Slips Away", Capitol
#ST-2067 (196_).[LP]
This album contains Mancini's "Charade".
LINER NOTES (by Bill Wagner):
Liners.JPG
The Four Freshmen, "More 4 Freshmen and 5 Trombones",
Capitol #T-2166 (19__).[LP]
Arranged and conducted by Pete Rugolo.
This album contains Mancini's "Days of Wine and Roses".
LINER NOTES (uncredited):
Liners.JPG
Produced by Bill Miller.
Various Artists, "Let's Bacardi Party", Capitol #______
(1964).[LP]
At least one composition by Mancini is listed on the tracklist
below.
Tracklist:
Side 1:
1. This Could Be the Start of Something Big - Jack Jones
2. Fly Me to the Moon - Laurindo Almeida
3. Charade - Ray Anthony (Mancini)
4. On the Street Where You Live - Jonah Jones
5. Woodchopper's Ball - Woody Herman
Side 2:
1. The Girl from Ipanema - Four Freshmen (Jobim)
2. September Song - George Shearing
3. Painted, Tainted Rose - Al Martino
4. End of a Love Affair - Stan Kenton
5. Fools Rush In - Keely Smith
6. Cherry - Harry James
George Shearing (The George Shearing Quintet With String Choir),
"Here & Now!", Capitol #T-2372 (19__).[LP]
This album contains the Mancini compositions "(Theme From) Mr.
Lucky", "Dear Heart", and "Days of Wine and Roses".
LINER NOTES (uncredited):
Liners.JPG
Produced by David Cavanaugh.
[Advertising image of this album taken from the back cover of
Ray
Anthony's "Today's Trumpet"]
Ray Anthony, "Dream Dancing Today", Capitol
#ST-2457 (1966).[LP]
Contains Mancini's composition "Dear
Heart".
