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Guild Gmbh Switzerland GUILD MUSIC GLCD 5215 Song of the West GUILD MUSIC GLCD 5215 Song of the West 2014 Guild GmbH GLCD 5215 © 2014 Guild GmbH Guild GmbH Switzerland GUILD MUSIC GLCD 5215 Song of the West SONG OF THE WEST GLCD 5179 Portrait of My Love GLCD 5199 Three Great American Light Orchestras GLCD 5180 Bright and Breezy GLCD 5200 A Glorious Century of Light Music 1 Gateway To The West (Robert Farnon) 3:03 GLCD 5181 The Lost Transcriptions – Vol. 2 GLCD 5201 Fiddles and Bows GLCD 5182 A Second A-Z of Light Music GLCD 5202 Cinema Classics ROBERT FARNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA – MGM SE 3804 1960 GLCD 5183 A Return Trip to the Library GLCD 5203 Great British Composers – Vol. 2 GLCD 5184 The Lost Transcriptions – Vol. 3 GLCD 5204 Salon, Light & Novelty Orchestras 2 “Bonanza” – Theme from the TV series (David Rose) 2:07 GLCD 5185 Christmas Celebration GLCD 5205 Here’s To Holidays GLCD 5186 Light Music While You Work – Vol. 3 GLCD 5206 Non-Stop To Nowhere NELSON RIDDLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA – Capitol ST 1869 1962 GLCD 5187 Light and Easy GLCD 5207 Ça C’est Paris GLCD 5188 The Art of the Arranger – Vol. 1 GLCD 5208 The Lost Transcriptions – Vol. 4 3 El Rancho Grande (My Ranch) (Silvano R Ramos, arr. Percy Faith) 3:00 GLCD 5189 Holidays for Strings GLCD 5209 My Dream is Yours PERCY FAITH AND HIS ORCHESTRA – Columbia CS 8038 1957 GLCD 5190 Continental Flavour – Vol. 2 GLCD 5210 Invitation to the Dance GLCD 5191 Strings Afire GLCD 5211 Light Music While You Work – Vol. 5 GLCD 5192 Stereo into the Sixties GLCD 5212 Bright Lights 4 Oklahoma! (Richard Rodgers) 1:55 GLCD 5193 The Art of the Arranger – Vol. 2 GLCD 5213 Light and Latin THE MELACHRINO ORCHESTRA Conducted by GEORGE MELACHRINO GLCD 5194 Nature’s Realm GLCD 5214 Great British Composers – Vol. 3 GLCD 5195 Great British Composers – Vol. 1 GLCD 5216 Springtime – RCA LSP 2513 1962 GLCD 5196 Melodies for the Starlight Hours GLCD 5197 Melody Mixture 5 Prairie Sail Car (from “Around The World In Eighty Days”) (Victor Young) 1:48 GLCD 5198 Light Music While You Work – Vol. 4 THE CINEMA SOUND STAGE ORCHESTRA – Stereo Fidelity SF-2800 1958 A GUILD LIGHT MUSIC RELEASE 6 Ranch House Party (from “Portrait Of A Frontier Town”) (Don Gillis) 2:54 • Series Producer and compilation: David Ades / Audio restoration and remastering: Alan Bunting NEW CONCERT ORCHESTRA Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON • Final master preparation: Reynolds Mastering, Colchester, England – Boosey & Hawkes O 2128 1948 • Cover: Cattle Drive 1, c.1877 by James Walker (1818-89) – California Historical Society Collections at the Autry / Gift of Mr and Mrs Reginald F. Walker / The Bridgeman Art Library 7 Prairie Sunset (Ernest Tomlinson) 3:00 • Design: Paul Brooks, Design and Print, Oxford / Executive Production: Guild GmbH BOSWORTH ORCHESTRA – Bosworth BCV 1376 1962 ■ Guild GmbH, Bärenholzstrasse 8, 8537 Nussbaumen/TG, Switzerland Tel: +41 (0)52 742 85 00 8 Sioux War Dance (Ray Martin) 2:30 ■ Guild GmbH., PO Box 5092, Colchester, Essex CO1 1FN, Great Britain RAY MARTIN AND HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA – Columbia DB 2882 1951 ■ e-mail: [email protected] World WideWeb-Site: http://www.guildmusic.com 9 Colorado Trail (Traditional, arr. Robert Farnon) 4:53 WARNING: Copyright subsists in all recordings under this label. Any unauthorised broadcasting, public ROBERT FARNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA – MGM SE 3804 1960 performance, copying or re-recording thereof in any manner whatsoever will constitute an infringement of such copyright. In the United Kingdom licences for the use of recordings for public performance may be obtained from Phonographic Performances Ltd., 1 Upper James Street, London W1F 9EE. 2 GUILD MUSIC GLCD 5215 Song of the West Guild presents The Golden Age of Light Music GLCD 5139 Musical Kaleidoscope – Vol. 1 10 Overland To Oregon – Suite (Trevor Duncan, real name Leonard Charles Trebilco) 9:55 GLCD 5140 Musical Kaleidoscope – Vol. 2 UNIDENTIFIED ORCHESTRA – Impress IA 222 & 223 1960 GLCD 5101 An Introduction GLCD 5141 Globetrotting GLCD 5102 The 1940s GLCD 5142 The 1950s Vol. 5 : Sunny Side Up GLCD 5103 The 1950s – Vol. 1 GLCD 5143 Animal Antics 11 Stampede (Herbert Leonard Stevens) 2:10 GLCD 5104 Great British Light Orchestras GLCD 5144 Childhood Memories – Vol. 2 NEW CENTURY ORCHESTRA Conducted by SIDNEY TORCH GLCD 5105 Great American Light Orchestras GLCD 5145 Scenic Grandeur – Francis, Day & Hunter FDH 042 1947 GLCD 5106 The 1930s – Vol. 1 GLCD 5146 Stringin’ Along GLCD 5107 Charles Williams and the QHLO GLCD 5147 Bandstand in the Park – Vol. 2 GLCD 5108 British Cinema & Theatre Orchestras GLCD 5148 George Gershwin and Jerome Kern 12 Frontier Marshall (Jack Beaver) 2:16 GLCD 5109 Light Music From The Silver Screen GLCD 5149 The Show Goes On DANISH STATE RADIO ORCHESTRA Conducted by ROBERT FARNON GLCD 5150 String Fever GLCD 5110 Mantovani – By Special Request (‘The Melodi Light Orchestra Conducted by Ole Jensen’ on record label) – Chappell C 586 1957 GLCD 5111 The 1950s – Vol. 2 : Midnight Matinee GLCD 5151 Going Places GLCD 5112 Reflections of Tranquility GLCD 5152 From Stage And Screen GLCD 5113 Mantovani – By Special Request – Vol. 2 GLCD 5153 Strings And Things Go Stereo! 13 Pow Wow (Robert Farnon) 2:40 GLCD 5114 Great American Light Orchestras – Vol. 2 GLCD 5154 Musical Kaleidoscope – Vol. 3 ROBERT FARNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA – Decca LK 4119 1956 GLCD 5115 Highdays and Holidays GLCD 5155 Melodies for Romantics GLCD 5116 The 1930s – Vol. 2 : In Town Tonight GLCD 5156 Picking Strings GLCD 5117 Bandstand In The Park – Vol. 1 GLCD 5157 A Box of Light Musical Allsorts 14 Tall In The Saddle (John Cacavas) 3:08 GLCD 5118 Buried Treasures GLCD 5158 That’s Light Musical Entertainment TELECAST ORCHESTRA Conducted by ROBERT FARNON – Chappell C 642 1959 GLCD 5119 The 1950s – Vol. 3 : Say It With Music GLCD 5159 More Strings in Stereo! GLCD 5120 The Light Music Hall of Fame – Vol. 1 GLCD 5160 Light And Lively GLCD 5121 Joyousness – Haydn Wood GLCD 5161 European Tour 15 Home On The Range (Traditional) 3:06 GLCD 5122 British Cinema and Theatre Orchestras –2 GLCD 5162 Hall of Fame – Vol.3 MANTOVANI AND HIS ORCHESTRA – Decca SKL 4073 1959 GLCD 5123 Richard Rodgers GLCD 5163 The 1930s Revisited GLCD 5124 The Light Music Hall of Fame – Vol. 2 GLCD 5164 A Trip To The Library 16 Rocky Trail To A Peaceful Valley (Waters; Hall) 2:25 GLCD 5125 Childhood Memories – Vol. 1 GLCD 5165 Orchestral Gems in Stereo GLCD 5126 Soloists Supreme GLCD 5166 Highly Strung LEROY HOLMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA – MGM 863 1955 GLCD 5127 Light Orchestras Salute Cole Porter GLCD 5167 Strings in Rhythm GLCD 5128 Light Music While You Work – Vol. 1 GLCD 5168 British Cinema & Theatre Orchestras – 3 17 Prairie Rider (Charles Williams, arr. Cecil Milner) 2:36 GLCD 5129 Beyond The Blue Horizon GLCD 5169 A First A-Z of Light Music GLCD 5130 The 1950s Vol. 4 : Cornflakes GLCD 5170 Magical Melodies NEW CONCERT ORCHESTRA Conducted by JACK LEON – Boosey & Hawkes O 2193 1950 GLCD 5131 Light Music On The Move GLCD 5171 War and Peace – Light Music of the 1940s GLCD 5132 Continental Flavour GLCD 5172 Lightly Classical 18 Colorado Sunset (Jack Brown) 2:34 GLCD 5133 Amor Amor : Music For Romance GLCD 5173 The Pianist in the Spotlight NEW CENTURY ORCHESTRA Conducted by SIDNEY TORCH GLCD 5134 Four Decades of Light Music – Vol. 1 GLCD 5174 The Lost Transcriptions – Vol. 1 GLCD 5135 Four Decades of Light Music – Vol. 2 GLCD 5175 Confetti – Francis, Day & Hunter FDH 050 1948 GLCD 5136 Marching and Waltzing GLCD 5176 From the Vintage Vaults GLCD 5137 Light Music While You Work – Vol. 2 GLCD 5177 The Composer Conducts – Vol. 1 GLCD 5138 Light Music For All Seasons GLCD 5178 The Composer Conducts – Vol. 2 10 3 GUILD MUSIC GLCD 5215 Song of the West 19 American Panorama (Wilfred Burns) 2:39 1971. American Panorama is one of his many pieces accepted by various London publishers, and it is his THE SYMPHONIA ORCHESTRA Conducted by CURT ANDERSEN eighth contribution to a Guild CD. – Charles Brull/Harmonic CBL 493 1962 California Here I Come is usually played as a bright up-tempo number. Our version features the work of Harold (Hal) Mooney (1911-1995), an American composer, arranger and conductor who worked with 20 California Here I Come (Buddy De Sylva; Joseph Meyer; Al Jolson) 2:40 most of the top bands and singers during a long career. It demonstrates how a fresh approach to a familiar HAL MOONEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA – Mercury SR 60047 1959 and often hackneyed melody can be given fresh life in the hands of an expert arranger. The familiar theme from the film “High Noon” is conducted by David Carroll (1913-2008 – real 21 “High Noon” - Theme from the film (Dimitri Tiomkin) 2:58 name Rodell Walter ‘Nook’ Schreier) who was well-known in his native USA as a conductor and arranger. DAVID CARROLL AND HIS ORCHESTRA – Mercury MG 20156 1956 In the mid-1940s he joined the newly formed Mercury Records where he spent the next 15 years. Initially employed as an arranger and conductor, he progressed to being a producer and was later promoted as head 22 Lazy Cowboy (Ruth Guthrie) 2:44 of artists and repertoire. RAY MARTIN AND HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA – Columbia DB 3258 1953 Last on the podium this time, with the title track for this collection, is Richard ‘Billy’ Vaughn 23 Song Of The West (Billy Vaughn, arr. George Greeley) 9:58 (1919-1991), born in Glasgow, Kentucky, who began his career playing piano and singing baritone in the BILLY VAUGHN AND HIS ORCHESTRA – DOT DLP 25442 1962 group ‘The Hilltoppers’, before joining Dot Records as musical director where he accompanied many of the label’s top singers.
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