Henry Mancini on 
45 RPM Singles - Capitol Records
[U.S. Labels]
June Hutton and
Axel Stordahl, "Gee" / "Too Little Time", Capitol
Records #F2727 (1954).[45 rpm single]
Henry Mancini composed "Too Little Time".
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
Les Baxter, His Chorus and Orchestra, "The Shrike" / "Toy
Tiger", Capitol #F3195 (1955).[45 rpm single]
Les Baxter, His Chorus and Orchestra, "The
Shrike" / "Toy Tiger", Capitol [UK] #CL 14351 (1955).[45
rpm single]
"Toy
Tiger" is a Mancini composition.
[U.S. DJ / Promo Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
Patti Andrews with Harold Mooney Chorus/Vocal Group &
Orchestra, "Suddenly There's A Valley" / "Booga-Da-Woog",
Capitol #F3228 (1965).[45 rpm DJ / Promo single]
Patti Andrews with Harold Mooney Chorus/Vocal
Group & Orchestra, "Suddenly There's A Valley" /
"Booga-Da-Woog", Capitol #F3228 (1965).[45 rpm single]
Patti
Andrews with Harold Mooney Chorus/Vocal Group
& Orchestra, "Suddenly There's A Valley" /
"Booga-Da-Woog", Capitol [UK] #CL 14374
(1965).[45 rpm single]
"Booga-da-woog" is a Mancini
composition.
Frank DeVol, "Toy
Tiger" / "The Three Fishermen", Capitol #F3457 (19__).[45 rpm
single]
"Toy Tiger" is a Mancini
composition.
[Standard U.S. release]
[DJ/Promo 45 rpm Labels]
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, “I Won’t Let You Out
of My Heart / The Tears In Your Eyes”, Capitol Records #F 3613
(1957).[DJ/Promo 45 rpm single]
Henry Mancini composed "I Won't Let You Out of My Heart".
The Four
Freshmen, "That's The Way I Feel" / "What's It Gonna Be?",
Capitol #F3652 (19__).[45 rpm single]
"What's It Gonna Be?" is a
Mancini composition.
[U.S. DJ / Promo Sleeve and Labels]
[U.S. DJ / Promo Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Label]
[Canada Labels]
[Denmark Labels]
[Australia Labels]
Ray
Anthony, "Peter Gunn" /
"Peter Gunn", Capitol (no
catalog number) (1958).[45
rpm DJ / Promo single -
red label]
Ray Anthony, "Peter Gunn" / "Tango
For Two", Capitol #F4041 (1958).[45 rpm single]
Ray Anthony, "Peter Gunn"
/ "Tango For Two", Capitol [UK] #CL 14929 (1958).[45 rpm
single]
Ray Anthony,
"Peter Gunn" / "Tango For Two", Capitol [Canada]
#F4041 (1958).[45 rpm single]
Ray
Anthony, "Peter Gunn" / "Tango For
Two", Capitol [Denmark] #F4041
(1958).[45 rpm single]
Ray Anthony,
"Peter Gunn" /
"Tango For
Two", Capitol
[Ireland]
#CL(l) 14929
(1958).[45 rpm
single]
Ray Anthony,
"Peter Gunn" /
"Tango For
Two", Capitol
[Australia]
#45-CP-1362
(1959).[45 rpm
single]
"Peter
Gunn" written by Henry Mancini.
[U.S. Labels]
Ray Anthony,
"Walkin' To Mother's" / "The Bunny Hop", Capitol #F4176
(1959).[45 rpm single]
Ray Anthony, "Walkin' To Mother's" / "The Bunny Hop",
Capitol #S4176 (1959).[Special Edition Stereo red label 45 rpm
single]
"Walkin'
To Mother's" is a Mancini composition.
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
[Denmark Picture Sleeve]
[India Labels]
[New Zealand Labels]
[UK Labels]
[Canada Labels]
The Piltdown Men, "The Great Imposter" / "Goodnight Mrs.
Flintstone", Capitol #4501 (1961).[45 rpm single]
The Piltdown Men, "The Great
Imposter" / "Goodnight Mrs. Flintstone", Capitol
[Australia] #CP-1431 (1961).[45 rpm single]
The
Piltdown Men, "The Great Imposter" / "Goodnight
Mrs. Flintstone", Capitol [Denmark] #F 4501
(1961).[45 rpm single]
The
Piltdown Men, "The Great Imposter" /
"Goodnight Mrs. Flintstone", Capitol
[India] #45-CL 15186 (1961).[45 rpm
single]
The
Piltdown Men, "The
Great Imposter" /
"Goodnight Mrs.
Flintstone", Capitol
[New Zealand]
#F.4501 (1961).[45
rpm single]
The
Piltdown Men,
"The Great
Imposter" /
"Goodnight
Mrs.
Flintstone",
Capitol [UK]
#CL 15186
(1961).[45 rpm
single]
The
Piltdown Men,
"The Great
Imposter" /
"Goodnight
Mrs.
Flintstone",
Capitol
[Canada]
#F4501
(1961).[45 rpm
single]
"The
Great Imposter" is a Mancini composition.
Produced by Voyle Gilmore.
[UK DJ / Promo Labels]
Whittemore and Lowe, Pianists, with The Gene Lowell Singers,
"Love Music" / "Theme From 'Go Naked In The World'", Capitol
#4522 (1961).[45 rpm single]
Whittemore and Lowe, Pianists,
with The Gene Lowell Singers, "Love Music" / "Theme From 'Go
Naked In The World'", Capitol [UK] #45-CL 15201 (1961).[45
rpm DJ / Promo single]
"Love Music" is a Mancini
composition.
Conducted by David Terry.
[Japan labels & red vinyl single]
The Hollyridge Strings & Chorus, "Moon River" / "Something
Big", Capitol #4631 (1961).[45 rpm single]
The Hollyridge Strings & Chorus, "Moon
River" / "Something Big", Capitol [Japan] #7P-235
(1962).[45 rpm red vinyl single]
Contains Mancini's composition "Moon River".
Henri Rose and Bobby Stevenson, "Bachelor
in Paradise" / "Oh, Mein Liebchen", Capitol #4655 (1961).[45 rpm
single]
Henry Mancini composed "Bachelor in Paradise".
The Twin Pianos of Henri Rose & Bobby Stevenson.
Music arranged and conducted by Jack Marshall.
[U.S. Picture Sleeve and Jukebox inserts]
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
Laurindo Almeida And The Bossa Nova All Stars, "Viva Bossa
Nova!", Capitol Records #SXE-1759 (1962).[33 1/3 rpm 5-disc
Boxed Set Jukebox singles]
Henry Mancini composed "Moon River" and "Mr. Lucky" on this
Boxed Set.
Laurindo Almeida was a musician in Henry Mancini's orchestra.
Lucho Gatica, "The Days of
Wine and Roses" / "Pa Todo El Ano", Capitol #5022 (1963).[45 rpm
single]
"The Days of Wine and Roses" is a Mancini composition.
[Canada Labels]
The Four Freshmen, “Charade”/”Funny How Time
Slips Away”, Capitol #5083 (1963).[45 rpm single]
The Four Freshmen, “Charade”/”Funny How Time Slips
Away”, Capitol [Canada] #5083 (1963).[45 rpm single]
“Charade” is a Mancini composition.
[U.S. Labels]
Jackie Gleason, "Bird Brain" / "Soldier In The Rain",
Capitol Records #5131 (1964).[45 rpm single]
Henry Mancini composed both sides of this record.
Produced by Si Rady.
[U.S. Labels]
Plas Johnson, "(Theme From) The Pink Panther" / "It Had Better
Be Tonight", Capitol #5147 (1964).[45 rpm single]
Both sides composed by Henry
Mancini.
Plas Johnson was a regular member of Henry Mancini's studio
orchestra.
[U.S. DJ / Promo Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
Ray Anthony and His Orchestra, "Dragnet" / "Peter
Gunn", Capitol Records "Starline Series" #6102 / X 6102 / P 6102
(year unknown).[45 rpm DJ / Promo single Reissue]
Ray Anthony and His Orchestra,
"Dragnet" / "Peter Gunn", Capitol Records "Starline Series"
#6102 / X 6102 / P 6102 (year unknown).[45 rpm single
Reissue]
Henry Mancini composed "Peter Gunn".
[U.S. Labels]
Roy Hamilton, "Let This World Be Free" / "Wait Until Dark",
Capitol #2057 / P2057 (1967).[45 rpm single]
"Wait Until Dark" is a Mancini composition.
Produced by Marvin Holtzman.
Orchestra conducted by George Andrews.