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Other Festival LP Series AUSTRALIAN RECORD LABELS Other Festival Records LP series 1953–1992 COMPILED BY MICHAEL DE LOOPER MARCH 2020 Other Festival LP series POPULAR RECORD CLUB THE POPULAR RECORD CLUB PTY. LTD. BEGAN JULY 1959. IT LATER INCORPORATED THE SYMPHONY RECORD CLUB. IT WAS SUCCEEDED BY THE UNIVERSAL RECORD CLUB IN 1963. PUBLISHER: COLIN A. FITZPATRICK // CLUB MANAGER: J. F. HINCH ADDRESSES: G.P.O. BOX 3410, SYDNEY // 153A CLARENCE ST, SYDNEY // 215 CLARENCE ST, SYDNEY. E.P. SERIES T 1 TOP HIT TUNES, NO. 1 MX 7017/18, EP NATIONAL SINGERS OF U.S.A. 1960 T 2 TOP HIT TUNES, NO. 2 EP NATIONAL SINGERS OF U.S.A. 1960 T 3 TOP HIT TUNES, NO. 3 EP T 4 TOP HIT TUNES, NO. 4 EP NATIONAL SINGERS OF U.S.A. 1960 T 5 TOP HIT TUNES, NO. 5 EP T 6 TOP HIT TUNES, NO. 6 EP NATIONAL SINGERS OF U.S.A. T 7 TOP HIT TUNES, NO. 7 MX 7797/98, EP NATIONAL SINGERS OF U.S.A. 1961 A 3 KAY STARR SINGS KAY STARR B 1 KIDDIE FAVOURITES NO. 1 MX 7431/32, EP 1961 B 2 KIDDIE FAVOURITES NO. 2 MX 7433/34, EP 1961 CC 1 HIGHLIGHTS FROM ABU HASSAN EP ORCHESTRA OF RADIO BERLIN CC 2 CAMEOS FROM WAGNER, VERDI EP MUNICH STATE OPERA, BERLIN CIVIC ORCHS. CC 3 CAMEOS FROM RIMSKY-KORSAKOV, GLIERE EP CC 4 CAMEOS FROM BIZET,SCHUBERT EP CC 5 JOHANN STRAUSS WALTZES EP LEIPZIG PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 5 GW HAYDN, TCHAIKOVSKY, DONIZETTI, PURCELL, GREIG EP MC 01 MELODY ALBUM EP KURT JENSEN & ORCHESTRA MC 02 MELODY ALBUM EP KURT JENSEN & ORCHESTRA EVERGREEN LP SERIES E 1 THAT’S MY DESIRE FRANKIE LAINE E 2 PERFECT FOR DANCING WILLIE FARMER ORCHESTRA E 3 SHOW MUSIC IN HI-FI JOHNNY GREGORY ORCHESTRA E 4 IN A PENSIVE MOOD SARAH VAUGHAN E 5 THEM THERE EYES KAY STARR E 6 CHRISTMAS CAROLS ST NICHOLAS BOYS’ CHOIR OF NEW YORK E 7 IN A JAZZ MOOD DUKE ELLINGTON E 8 IN A SWING MOOD ARTIE SHAW E 9 IN A SWINGING MOOD SARAH VAUGHAN E 10 JAN PEERCE SINGS JAN PEERCE E 11 MUSIC MAN / SOUTH PACIFIC CAST (S)E 12 MY FAIR LADY CHELSI, HOPKINS, O’LEARY E 13 THE BROADWAY ‘PARTY SING’ ALBUM VARIOUS ARTISTS E 14 DANCE WITH KURT MAIER KURT MAIER 3.60 E 15 SOUTH PACIFIC MURIEL RUHL, TOM O’LEARY, RUSS CASE E 16 MISS YOU GIGI DURSTON 3.60 E 17 MUSIC MAN RUSS CASE ORCHESTRA E 18 GREAT JAZZ VARIOUS ARTISTS E 19 FRENCH HITS WITH KURT MAIER KURT MAIER E 20 THE KING AND I VOCAL AND ORCHESTRA E 21 DANCE PARTY JOHNNY DESMOND E 22 THE BEST OF OKLAHOMA! AND CAROUSEL VOCAL AND ORCHESTRA 6.60 E 23 PLAY YOUR FAVOURITES PERCY FAITH & DAVID ROSE ORCHESTRAS E 24 WESTERN FAVOURITES SONS OF THE PURPLE SAGE 2 Other Festival LP series E 25 BING AND THE DIXIELAND BANDS BING CROSBY E 26 A TRIBUTE TO EDDY DUCHIN VARIOUS WITH AL LERNER E 27 EYEFUL OF PARIS NESTOR AMARAL & HIS CONTINENTALS E 28 RUSS CASE AND HIS MAGIC STRINGS RUSS CASE E 29 A COWBOY SERENADE JIMMY WAKELY E 30 TOMMY DORSEY’S DANCE PARTY TOMMY DORSEY 6.60 E 31 JACK TEAGARDEN PLAYS DIXIE JACK TEAGARDEN E 32 A SALUTE TO THE INSTRUMENTS NEIL HEFTI E 33 PORGY AND BESS HOLLYWOOD GRAND STUDIO ORCHESTRA 8.60 E 34 RAY EBERLE PLAYS GLENN MILLER FAVOURITES RAY EBERLE ORCHESTRA E 35 DIXIELAND MATTY MATLOCK E 36 WEST SIDE STORY ORIGINAL ENGLISH CAST E 37 BESAME! TONI ARDEN E 38 MISS WONDERFUL PEGGY LEE E 39 VERY HI-FI ORGAN JOCELYN MCNEILL E 40 THE PIED PIPERS IN A TRIBUTE TO TOMMY DORSEY THE PIED PIPERS 10.60 E 41 IT’S SPANISH KURT MAIER E 42 THE INK SPOTS IN HI-FI THE INK SPOTS E 43 THE LATIN RHYTHMS OF ETHEL SMITH ETHEL SMITH E 44 LOUIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ CLASSICS LOUIS ARMSTRONG E 45 I MARRIED AN ANGEL HILL BOWEN ORCHESTRA E 46 CHRISTMAS FAVOURITES TOPS ORCHESTRA & CHORISTERS E 47 LET’S ALL SING OUR CHRISTMAS FAVOURITES FIRESIDE CAROLERS E 48 THE PIED PIPERS SING CHRISTMAS CAROLS THE PIED PIPERS E 49 A LAZY AFTERNOON MALCOLM LOCKYER ORCHESTRA E 50 WE LIKE GIRLS VARIOUS ARTISTS E 51 THE SWINGING DORSEYS TOMMY & JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRAS E 52 ELLA AND HER FELLAS ELLA FITZGERALD 11.60 E 53 FIRE DOWN BELOW ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK E 54 AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK E 55 WE’RE HAVING A PARTY MALCOLM LOCKYER ORCHESTRA E 56 HONEYMOON IN HAWAII AKONI LANI & HIS ALOHA BOYS E 57 GIGI COMPLETE SHOW E 58 ROCK ‘N’ ROLL ‘SCAT MAN’ E 59 MODERN JAZZ RONNIE LANG & HIS ALL-STARS 12.60 E 60 FRANCIS WAYNE SINGS FRANCIS WAYNE E 61 STARDUST ROAD HOAGY CARMICHAEL E 62 MUSIC FOR TONIGHT STEVE ALLEN ORCHESTRA E 63 RE-UNION IN HI-FI GLENN MILLER’S STARS E 64 POT POURRI HOWARD MORRISON QUARTET 12.60 E 65 MOODY MISS GEORGIA CARR E 66 HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE TONY OSBOURNE ORCHESTRA E 67 LOUIS PRIMA ENTERTAINS LOUIS PRIMA E 68 MUSIC FOR LISTENING JAY STEVENS CONCERT ORCHESTRA E 69 TEENAGE PARTY THE MCGUIRE SISTERS E 70 SWING AROUND ROSIE ROSEMARY CLOONEY E 71 BOB CROSBY IN HI FI BOB CROSBY E 72 TERESA BREWER AND THE DIXIELAND BAND TERESA BREWER E 73 SWEETEST MUSIC THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN GUY LOMBARDO E 74 CAN CAN CAST AND ORCHESTRA (S)E 75 LES BLACK & HIS DANCE PARTY ORCHESTRA AUS LES BLACK E 76 LATIN HOLIDAY DON AMORE’S ORCHESTRA E 77 THE FABULOUS MAE WEST MAE WEST 2.61 E 78 CHA CHA AND MAMBO JUAN PEREZ ORCHESTRA E 79 HOLIDAY IN SPAIN LEW RAYMOND ORCHESTRA E 80 SAMMY DAVIS JR SINGS JUST FOR LOVERS SAMMY DAVIS JR E 81 YES! IT’S VIENNA KURT MAIER E 82 BING CROSBY ORIGINALS BING CROSBY 3 Other Festival LP series E 83 KITTY’S CHOICE KITTY WELLS E 84 NEAR YOU THE ANDREWS SISTERS E 85 PARIS AFTER DARK PIERRE DORSEY E 86 ACCORDION FAVOURITES MEL BRANDT E 87 A VISIT TO ITALIAN MOVIES SABATO’S LIDO ORCHESTRA E 88 THE MANHATTAN JAZZ SEPTETTE MANHATTAN JAZZ SEPTETTE E 89 ANYTHING GOES ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK E 90 SOUTH SEA ISLAND HOLIDAY TAHITIAN-AIRES E 91 CALYPSO CARNIVAL ERNESTO SAN MIGUEL E 92 THE GIRL THAT I MARRY JACK SAY ORCHESTRA E 93 STRICTLY FOR LOVERS JAY GORDON’S ORCHESTRA E 94 COLE PORTER – IRVING BERLIN FAVOURITES VARIOUS ARTISTS E 95 T.V. THEMES RICHARD GLEASON ORCHESTRA 3.61 E 96 THIS IS ART ART LUND ORCHESTRA E 97 DON DON CORNELL (S)E 98 DANCE AND ROMANCE TOMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA E 99 SWEETEST MUSIC THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN GUY LOMBARDO (S)E 100 PARIS IS MY BEAT EARL GRANT E 101 TWIN PIANO MAGIC GUY LOMBARDO E 102 YES ! IT’S ITALY KURT MAIER E 103 SHOW TIME ! KIRBY STONE FOUR E 104 THESE FOOLISH THINGS JACK SAY ORCHESTRA E 105 EVERYBODY DANCE GUY LOMBARDO E 106 TREASURE CHEST BILL SNYDER E 107 BING CROSBY ORIGINALS VOL. 2 BING CROSBY E 108 PEARL BAILEY PEARL BAILEY 4.61 E 109 CONCERT IN JAZZ EARLE SPENCER ORCHESTRA E 110 A TRIBUTE TO AL JOLSON WILL HARRIS E 111 INTO THE FIFTIES ORIGINAL HIT PERFORMANCES E 112 E 113 CHARLIE VENTURA PLAYS HI-FI JAZZ CHARLIE VENTURA E 114 LOVE ON BROADWAY HILL BOWEN ORCHESTRA E 115 E 116 DANCE TO THE MAGIC OF BILLY DANIELS BILLY DANIELS E 117 E 118 JERRY LEWIS JUST SINGS JERRY LEWIS 5.61 E 119 HITS ON THE HAMMOND JESSE CRAWFORD E 120 CALYPSO HEATWAVE JOHNNY DESMOND E 121 SWEETEST MUSIC THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN GUY LOMBARDO E 122 MOTHER DEAR HOWARD MORRISON QUARTET E 123 E 124 SONGS FROM PETE KELLY’S BLUES PEGGY LEE & ELLA FITZGERALD E 125 BIG HITS FROM COLUMBIA PICTURES HOLLYWOOD GRAND STUDIO ORCHESTRA E 126 A TRIBUTE TO HELEN MORGAN CONNIE HAINES E 127 BING CROSBY ORIGINALS BING CROSBY E 128 E 129 THE COURT JESTER DANNY KAYE E 130 COWBOY SONGS OF THE WEST BILLY ARNOLD E 131 NIGHT OUT MUSIC FOR STAY AT HOMES VARIOUS ARTISTS E 132 ALAN FREED’S ROCK ‘N ROLL DANCE PARTY ALAN FREED, VARIOUS ARTISTS E 133 ROMANTIC MUSIC OF THE ISLANDS JOHNNY PINEAPPLE E 134 STARRING AL HIBBLER AL HIBBLER (S)E 135 DANCE TO MY GOLDEN FAVOURITES SAMMY KAYE ORCHESTRA E 136 THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK (S)E 137 MY PARADE OF GOLDEN FAVOURITES LIBERACE 7.61 E 138 SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE DATE JOHNNY LONG E 139 SLAVES OF LOVE JOHNNY GREGORY E 140 DANCE AGAIN WITH LES BLACK AND HIS MUSIC AUS LES BLACK 4 Other Festival LP series (S)E 141 SOUSA MARCHES SEALANDAIR FORCE BAND (S)E 142 THE INK SPOTS VOL. II THE INK SPOTS E 143 EVERYBODY SING 18 VOICE SING-ALONG E 144 JAM SESSION SIDNEY BECHET & MUGGSY SPANIER E 145 ON YOUR TOES ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST 8.61 E 146 HERE COME THE MODERNAIRES THE MODERNAIRES E 147 A MAN HAS GOT TO SING AL ALBERTS (S)E 148 PRESENTS THE ACCORDION ORCHESTRA PIETRO DEIRO E 149 MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE JOE REICHMAN 9.61 (S)E 150 SHOW BOAT VOCAL AND ORCHESTRA E 151 AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN LAWRENCE WELK E 152 GORME SINGS SHOW STOPPERS EYDIE GORME E 153 ANDRE PREVIN PLAYS PRETTY ANDRE PREVIN E 154 THE WILD SIDE OF LIFE BURL IVES E 155 MANNA OVERBOARD CHARLIE MANNA 10.61 E 156 PAUL ANKA PAUL ANKA (S)E 157 SING ALONG AROUND THE CAMPFIRE FOUR COUNSELLORS & THE SCOUTS E 158 THE BOY WITH THE GOLDEN VOICE JOHNNY NASH E 159 ROBERTA SHERWOOD ROBERTA SHERWOOD E 160 WILD BILL DAVIS SINGS HIT SONGS FROM ‘MY FAIR LADY’ WILD BILL DAVIS 11.61 (S)E 161 AT THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN CHARLES K.
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