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VITAPHONIC HIGH FIDELITY HIGH FIDELITY THE COMPANY (Pinky, The Chorus Girls, and The Trio) PERFORMS: SIDE ONE —► Medley One: CRAZY WORDS - CRAZY TUNE (Pinky and The Girls) • BYE BYE BLACKBIRD (Pinky) • THE WHISPER SONG (When the Pussywillow Whispers to the Catnip) (The Girls) • LAUGH! CLOWN! LAUGH! (The Trio) ■ Medley Two: CHARLESTON (The Dixieland Band) • DOIN’ THE RACCOON (Pinky and The Girls) • BLACK BOTTOM (The Band) ■ Medley Three: I WANNA BE LOVED BY YOU (Pinky) - SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME (Pinky) • DON’T BRING LULU (Pinky and The Trio) ■ Medley Four: MOUNTAIN GREEN¬ ERY (The Dixieland Band) • SWEET GEORGIA BROWN (The Dixieland Band) ■ Medley Five: POOR BUTTER¬ FLY (The Trio) • LET’S MISBEHAVE (The Girls) • AVALON (Pinky and The Girls)
SIDE TWO —► Medley One: 0-00 ERNEST (Pinky and The Girls) • CLAP HANDS! HERE COMES CHARLEY! (The Girls) • DO-DO-DO (Pinky and The Trio) ■ Medley Two: I’M LOOKING OVER A FOUR LEAF CLOVER (The Band) • A CUP OF COFFEE A SANDWICH AND YOU (The Trio) • TEA FOR TWO (The Band) • THE GIRL FRIEND (The Band) ■ Medley Three: IT HAD TO BE YOU (Pinky) • JUST A MEMORY (The Trio) • BARNEY GOOGLE (The Girls) ■ Medley Four: I’M FOREVER BLOWING BUBBLES (The Dixieland Band) • LIMEHOUSE BLUES (The Dixieland Band) ■ Medley Five: AM I BLUE? (Pinky) • LET’S DO IT (Pinky, The Trio, and The Girls) • NAGASAKI (The Girls) • THE ROARING TWENTIES (The Entire Company) music from The Roaring 209s Warner Bros.9 New Hit Television Show songs hg Dorothy Prorine and the music of Pinky and her Playboys Musical Direction: Sandy Courage From out of the Sixties’ fascination with The Twenties comes Warner Bros.’ TV musical-drama, “The Roaring 20’s.” Starring Dorothy Provine, Rex Reason, Donald May, and Gary Vinson, the show mixes equal parts of hurley-burley and melody. In this album, the accent is on melody, with just a dash of hurley. ■ The major part of the melody-making in “The Roaring 20’s” is performed by Miss Provine. Her voice slithers down through the decades with such clarity on these numbers that the listener is left with the appetizing sensation that any moment now she’ll come busting through the beaded drape, drop an eyelid with the subtlety of a fire curtain, and let fly with a voice that fairly booms off the baldies out front. ■ Not that Pinky (the character Dorothy portrays) lives alone in this vivid world. On this album you’ll be hearing Pinky’s Playboys (the cabaret band that accompanies Dorothy on the show, together with the six squeaky-voiced chorus girls who go under the name of “And the Girls,” a trio of young chorines reminiscent of the limp-harmony groups of the era, a recreated “syncopation dance orchestra,” a New York Dixieland group, and various combinations thereof. ■ Put them all together, they spell the music of the Twenties with all the Roar still in them. ■ If you want to think of this album as a documentary, you won’t be far wrong; the music is as authentic as it can be. Much of it is played directly from “stocks,” the mass-produced musical arrangements of the time. These have been used because of Warner Bros.’ desire to produce a documented collection of the styles and moods of the era’s popular music. To this end, thirty (instead of the customary dozen) tunes have been included. Each of them, as you can note from the long list above, shares equally in the flavor of The Twenties. They are surrounded with all the sentiment and sass of the Prohibition Era. And as one listens through this cavalcade of the musical Twenties, it is almost impossible to turn one’s mind’s eye away from the greatest visions of that period: Lindy coming home, A1 Smith, Jimmy Walker, Jolson on one knee, and the Bambino swatting one out there; the aerial dare devils, raccoon-coated collegians, flashing hip flasks, and six-day bicycle races. And, of course, the music of Pinky and her Playboys. ■ The latter item is included in this listing because it fits in so neatly. The air of utter authenticity that surrounds each TV episode of “The Roaring 20’s,” from the city room of The New York Record to the shuttered clubs along Broadway, all the areas and artifacts of Manhattan in The Twenties are there. ■ Much of the credit for this extraordinary realism can be given to the large storehouse of early Warner Bros, newsreel and feature film that captures this era simply because it is of this era. Through such specialized film-making processes as rear projection and intercutting, it is actually possible to create the illusion of the show’s 1960 actors taking part in a chase sequence through an/authentic, contemporary ticker tape parade of the era that is the real stuff. ■ It is this same devotion to authen¬ ticity that creates this album. With all its breadth of repertoire and performers, it presents a true panorama of America’s wackiest age — The Roaring^O’s.
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