THE RAY CHARLES SINGERS - Memories Of Romance

Item Description

5 x Vinyl,
LP Compilation Stereo

Track A1 - Written to promote the 1966 movie, 'Alfie', it was added to the US version, played during the closing credits
Track A2 - Written for the 1967 movie, "A Countess From Hong Kong", only an instrumental performance was used in the movie
Track A3 - This is the Love Theme from the 1966 movie, "And We Were Lovers"
Track A4 - This is the Love Theme from the 1965 movie, 'The Sandpiper'
Track A5 - From the 1967 Disney movie, "The Happiest Millionaire"
Track B1 - From the 1939 movie, "The Wizard Of Oz"
Track B2 - From the 1937 movie, "Waikiki Wedding"
Track B3 - From the 1934 movie, "Belle Of The Nineties"
Track B4 - A popular song from 1944, Dinah Shore introduced it in the 1944 movie, "Follow The Boys"
Track B5 - Music from the instrumental score of the 1966 movie, "A Man Could Get Killed"
Track C2 - Composers Lilli Grecco and Jimmy Fontana are missing from the release
Track C3 - Original Italian title, "Voglio bene al mondo"
Track C4 - Original Italian title, "Una casa in cima al mondo"
Track C5 - Original Italian title, "I ricordi dela sera"
Track D1 - Original French title, "Le bal de Madame de Mortemouille"
Track D3 - Adapted from "Récit de Cassard"
Track D5 - Based on French song, "Que reste-t-il de nos amours?"
Track E3 - Original Portuguese title, "Se Todos Fossem Iguais A Você"
Track E4 - Original Portuguese title, "Chega de Saudade"; believed to be the first recorded Bossa Nova
Track E5 - Other Ray Charles releases include the sub-title (Yeh-Yeh-Yeh) for this song
Track F3 - Credits on release appear to be a typographical error. Credits have been added as on other Ray Charles Singers releases and copyright documentation.
Track F4 - Prince Leleiohaku's name is misspelled on the release
Track G2 - Release credits the composers of the music. Almeda is credited on [r5023385] and has been added here.
Track G3 - Was written by Richard Wilson only. The Almeda credit is a typo and should be on track G2.
Track H4 - Alternate title, "Baby Don't Ask Me"
Track J1 - From the 1966 musical, "Mame"
Track J2 - From the 1966 musical, "Cabaret"
Track J3 - From the 1964 musical, "Fiddler On The Roof"
Track J4 - From the 1964 musical, "Fiddler On The Roof"
Track J5 - From the 1967 musical, "Henry, Sweet Henry"