Oddly enough, this particular Hollywood label (there have been several others) was located in New York City. It was part of Paramount Enterprises, 383 Concord Avenue in New York. The president of the label was Benjamin Lowe. The label issued pop, classical, and children's records (through the Hollywood/Robin Hood label). It was affiliated with the Hallmark label. It also apparently received favor with the Saturday Evening Post, since the albums prominently displayed a Post emblem as a "recognized value." We are not sure if this was an actual award or it just meant that Hollywood Records (or Hallmark) was a regular advertiser in the Post. Their yellow budget sticker ("label may be removed") notes that the album, now $1.49 instead of $3.98, is "as advertised" in the Post.

As did many of the budget labels of the 1950s, Hollywood started off with fourteen albums of different genres for an initial offering. The gereric working titles for these albums — Religious Hymns, Polka Party, Dixieland Jazz, Rock & Roll, Easy Listening #1, Easy Listening #2, Showboat Medlies (Banjo), Romantic Moods, Music for Everyone, Jazz and Swing, Viennese Waltzes, Tunes for Tots, Broadway Show Tunes, and Mostly Strings — indicate that it was all here. In fact, although the covers were designed with particular titles, many of the record labels still retained the generic working titles of the albums, for example, Easy Listening No. 2 on the label for LPH-6, which was titled Dreamy Afternoon on the jacket.

Most of the first dozen albums and several others came from material from Carl Burkhardt's Gateway/Kentucky/4 Hits labels, with offices and recording studios in Cincinnati. Burkhardt's labels specialized in cheap knock-offs of hits, but also recorded original material. Many of the artists had already released records on the Gateway and related labels, including the Peterson Family Choir (LPH-1), Chuck Farone and the Polka Larks (LPH-2), the Hot Rod Six Plus Two (LPH-3), the Lindsey Powers Combo (LPH-4), the Roy-Cliffs (LPH-5 and LPH-6), the Banjo Hot Shots (LPH-7), Herbie Layne (LPH-9 and LPH-13), Michael Lehman ("Michel René") Orchestra (LPH-11), Delbert Barker (LPH-18), Sonny Osborne & His Sunny Mountain Boys (LPH-19), Jack Daniels (LPH-22) and Piano Willie (LPH-27).

Many, if not all, of the albums from Gateway were apparently originally issued on the Gateway label itself, in addition to other labels like Hep Records and Variety Records, with the same covers and numbers. Burkhardt made it easy to reissue the records on different labels, since the Gateway covers were quite generic, with a generic logo that just said "An Ultra High Fidelity Record" on a black circle with two horizontal stripes. When Hollywood Records reissued the albums, they first used the generic covers also, but then reissued the albums with new cover art with high quality full color photos for the cover art. Hollywood also often changed the names of the artists when they changed cover art, so we have several cases where the exact same album is credited to two different artists' names.

The revised album cover art is mostly a series of photos with studio models, sometimes including recognized Hollywood actors and actresses. It is interesting to note that although different female models were used (or at least their hair was different) for the different albums, the male model was often the same (compare LPH-121 through LPH-124, for example). Hollywood Records did not last much past 1959, when they began selling off their assets.

		The first Hollywood label was usually dark red with silver print (far left), but had several color variations, including other shades of red and maroon-to brown (near left). There was a thin ring about a quarter of the way from the outer edge of the label to the center hole. Outside the ring, "HOLLYWOOD RECORDS" was at the top and "long play 33 1/3 rpm" on the bottom.
		Later, the label changed somewhat (far left), with the ring gone and the writing at the bottom now including a silver disc and a different font. Near the end of their life, the later Hollywood label (near left) had just the label name in block letters at the top.
		The Gateway label (far left) was black with silver print. This same label style was used for the Hep label (discussed in the story above). The Variety label (near left) was black with silver print, and "Variety" replaced "Hollywood" on the front cover. We believe that this particular Variety label (there were several) was operating out of Chicago in the mid-to-late 1950s.

We would appreciate any additions or corrections to this discography. Just send them to us via e-mail. Both Sides Now Publications is an information web page. We are not a catalog, nor can we provide the records listed below. We have no association with Hollywood Records. Should you be interested in acquiring albums listed in this discography (all of which are out of print), we suggest you see our Frequently Asked Questions page and follow the instructions found there. This story and discography are copyright 2002, 2006, 2010 by Mike Callahan.

HOLLYWOOD ALBUM DISCOGRAPHY

Cover	Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] Contents
	LPH-1 Series:
	LPH-1 - The Hymns We Love: The Nation's Favorite Hymns - Peterson Family Choir [1956] Originally issued in 1956 on four four-song EPs on the Gateway label (Gateway 9020-9023). Issued in the UK on Egmont Records EGM-9203. Also issued as a set of three 45rpm six-song EPs as Variety EPV-1808 (individual discs EPV 6013-15). Faith Of Our Fathers/The Old Rugged Cross/Onward Christian Soldiers/Rock Of Ages/In The Garden/I Love To Tell The Story/Nearer My God To Thee/Shall We Gather At The River/Lead Kindly Light/Holy, Holy, Holy/Stand Up For Jesus/Jesus, Lover Of My Soul/Bringing In The Sheaves/He Leadeth Me/Abide With Me/Near The Cross/The Church Is One Foundation/God Be With You Till We Meet Again
	LPH-2 - Polka Party - Chuck Farone & the Polka Larks [1956] Early issue. Beer Barrel Polka/Little Girl Polka/Love From Pilsen/Fisherman's Polka/My Only Little Polka/Cellophane Heart/Lucky Friday/Happiness Cocktail Polka/The Dove Polka//Clarinet Polka/Tell Me, My Dear, Polka/Old Bachelor Polka/Green Road Polka/Papa Was A Musician/Knock-Knock Polka/Lucky Crossing Polka/Restaurant Polka/Julaida Polka
	LPH-2 - Polka Party - Stanley Yovorski & His Polka Orchestra [1956] Same record as above with different cover and artist renamed. Beer Barrel Polka/Little Girl Polka/Love From Pilsen/Fisherman's Polka/My Only Little Polka/Cellophane Heart/Lucky Friday/Happiness Cocktail Polka/The Dove Polka//Clarinet Polka/Tell Me, My Dear, Polka/Old Bachelor Polka/Green Road Polka/Papa Was A Musician/Knock-Knock Polka/Lucky Crossing Polka/Restaurant Polka/Julaida Polka
	LPH-3 - Strictly from Dixie [aka Dixieland Jazz] - Hot Rod Six Plus Two/Dixieland Five Plus Two [1956] Album cover gives the group as the Dixieland Five Plus Two, while the label credits the Hot Rod Six Plus Two. Either way, the real band was The Cy Laurie Jazz Band. Because the label also has the working title, "Dixieland Jazz," even though the actual title of this album is "Strictly from Dixie," this album is sometimes listed as "Dixieland Jazz". (This album may have originally been issued with a different cover showing the Firehouse Five Plus Two.) It was also issued as Westchester LPH-3. These songs were originally issued in 1955 on four four-song EPs by the Hot Rod Six Plus Two on the Gateway label (Gateway 9008-9011). That's The Way I Want It/Snake Rag/Careless Love Blues/Milenberg Joys/Willie The Weeper/Dippermouth Blues/St. Louis Blues/Just Go On//When You And I Were Young Maggie/Tiger Rag/When The Saints Go Marching In/St. James Infirmary/The Way I Ride/Weary Blues/Dixieland Rag/Royal Canadian Blues
	LPH-4 - The Latest in Rock N' Roll - Lindsey Powers & His Combo [1956] Cover title is The Latest in Rock N' Roll, but label gives the working title of Rock And Roll Instrumentals. These songs were originally issued in 1955 on four four-song EPs on the Gateway label (Gateway 9012-9015). Moon Dream/Sky Rocket/Let's Go/Move Over/Round Robin/Blazing Home/Stampede/Take It Easy//Time Out/Star Fire/Jump The Gun/Shuffling Along/Low Man/Wailing Away/All Gone/Stand Up
	LPH-5 - Music for Relaxing - Roy-Cliffs [1956] The "Roy-Cliffs" was an instrumental duo, named Roy and Cliff, who played the "Baldwin Orgo-sonic Spinet Organ and the Baldwin Piano." Label may have the working title "Easy Listening No. 1" for this album. All these songs were issued in 1955 on a series of four-song Gateway Records EPs (Gateway 136-139). Tenderly/That Old Gang of Mine/Till I Waltz Again with You/September Song/April Showers/Always/Whispering/Careless//You Can't Be True Dear/Peg O' My Heart/In A Small Hotel/Jealous/Smoke Gets In Your Eyes/Why Do I Love You/I Surrender Dear/Only Make Believe
	LPH-6 - Dreamy Afternoon - Roy-Cliffs [1956] Early back cover shows Roy and Cliff with a short blurb about their music. Later this was replaced by a label album listing. Label title is the working title "Easy Listening No. 2." All these songs were issued in 1955 on a series of four-song Gateway Records EPs (Gateway 159-162). Autumn Leaves/I'm Cofessing/Now Is The Hour/The Very Thought Of You/Amapola/I'm Always Chasing Rainbows/Tea For Two/Did You Ever See A Dream Walking//My Gal Sal/Kiss In The Dark/The Birth Of The Blues/Young At Heart/Rose Room/I'll See You In My Dreams/For Me And My Gal/Someday My Prince Will Come
	LPH-7 - Here Comes the Showboat featuring American Banjo: Showboat & Minstrel Medlies - Banjo Hot Shots [1956] These songs were issued in 1955 on a series of four six-song EPs on the Gateway label (Gateway 9004-9007). Side By Side-Yes Sir That's My Baby-You're Driving Me Crazy/When The Red Red Robin-My Blue Heaven-Ukelele Lady/Carry Me Back To Old Virginny-Dixie-Camptown Races/Cradle Song-I'll See You In My Dreams-Coal Black Mammy//Alexander's Ragtime Band-California Here I Come-Happy Days Are Here Again/Swanee River-Turkey In The Straw-Marching Through Georgia-Oh Suzanna/I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover-Bye Bye Blackbird-Chinatown My Chinatown/I Wonder If My Baby Does The Charleston-Rose Of Old New Orleans-Pasadena
	LPH-8 - In the Mood - Lanny Ross/Vincent Lopez Orchestra/Allan Roth Orchestra [1956] You And The Night And The Music/I Only Have Eyes For You/They Didn't Believe Me/Body And Soul/Greensleeves/I'm In The Mood For Love/Lovely To Look At//Smoke Gets In Your Eyes/Secret Love/With These Hands/These Foolish Things/Stardust/September Song
	LPH-9 - Music to Remember You By - Herbie Layne & His Orchestra [1956] Several of these songs (*) were previously issued on Gateway's labels. *Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White/You Go To My Head/*Lisbon Antigua/Just One Of Those Things/Don't Get Around Much Anymore/Yesterdays/The Song Is You/Moonlight Serenade/I've Got You Under My Skin/Picnic Theme/Autumn Leaves
	LPH-10 - Jazz and Swing for Dancing - Barry English & His Orchestra [1956] Reissue of Gateway LP-10 with the same Gateway cover (with the Gateway "An Ultra High Fidelity Record" logo) with a Hollywood label record inside. Also issued as Hep Records LP-10 with the same cover. C-Jam Blues/Take The "A" Train/You're The Tops/Begin The Beguine/In The Still Of The Night/I'm Beginning To See The Light/Stomping At The Savoy//One O'Clock Jump/Sweet Georgia Brown/Hawaiian War Chant/Tiger Rag/Weepin Willie/True Blue Lou/Anything Goes/Temptation
	LPH-10 - Jazz and Swing - Billy Lawrence & His Orchestra [1956] Reissue of above album with a new Hollywood cover and the artist renamed. C-Jam Blues/Take The "A" Train/You're The Tops/Begin The Beguine/In The Still Of The Night/I'm Beginning To See The Light/Stomping At The Savoy//One O'Clock Jump/Sweet Georgia Brown/Hawaiian War Chant/Tiger Rag/Weepin Willie/True Blue Lou/Anything Goes/Temptation
	LPH-11 - Waltz Time in Vienna - Michel René & His Orchestra [1956] These songs were originally issued in 1956 on three four-song EPs on the Gateway label (Gateway 9028-9030) as by the Michael Lehman Orchestra. Voices Of Spring/One Thousand And One Nights/Tales From The Vienna Woods/Kiss Waltz/Artist's Life/Flug Schrifter//Blue Danube/Rhine Bells/Vienna Life/Southern Roses/Lagoon Waltz/Emperor Waltz
	LPH-12 - The Children's Hour - Studio Group [1956] No artists are identified, but these may also have come from the Gateway label. The Talking Harmonica/Davey Crockett/Daffo-Dilly Duck/Three Blind Mice/Ding Dong Bell/The Mama Doll Song/Three Little Kittens/Old King Cole/Jack And Jill/Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat/The Muffin Man/Hot-Diggity Dog//Bimbo/Choo-Choo Train/The Cat And The Fiddle/A Tisket-A Tasket/Mistress Mary/See-Saw Marjory Daw/The Alphabet Song/Open Up Your Heart/The Bible Tells Me So/Early To Bed, Early To Rise/Rock-A-Bye Baby/Sleep Baby, Sleep
	LPH-13 (A) - Two on the Aisle: 12 Broadway Show Tunes - "Stars of Broadway & Hollywood" [= Herbie Layne & His Orchestra] [1956] This was a reissue of Gateway LP-13, 12 Broadway Show Tunes by Herbie Layne & His Orchestra (Gateway cover shown at right), although Layne is not credited on the Hollywood reissue (nor is anyone else). Artists credited on the front cover of (A) are just "Stars of Broadway and Hollywood". Standing On The Corner/Stranger In Paradise/Hernando's Hide-Away/Steam Heat/Hey There/Fanny//On The Street Where You Live/All At Once You Love Her/Whatever Lola Wants/Young And Foolish/All Of You/Heart
	LPH-13 (B) - Two on the Aisle: 12 Broadway Show Tunes - Various Artists [1956] This is a second, different, release of Hollywood LP-13, with a slightly different cover and mostly different songs. Artists given on the front cover of (B) are Vic Damone, Martha Wright, Lanny Ross, Kay Armen, Peggy Mann, and "Other Stars of Broadway and Hollywood". I've Got You Under My Skin - Vic Damone/September Song/A Kiss In The Dark/Stormy Weather/Home Alone/Love and Marriage//Friendly Persuasion/Standing On The Corner/Overture From "The Most Happy Fella"/On The Street Where You Live/Yesterdays/Overture From "Oklahoma"
	LPH-14 - Strings in the Enchanted Garden - Michel René & His Orchestra [1956] Four of these songs (*) were issued by the Michael Lehman Orchestra on Gateway 9031. *Treasure Waltz/Alone Together/Where The Citrons Bloom/Yesterdays/Vienna Woods/Picnic Theme//*Oh Lovely May/April In Paris/*Wine, Women And Song/Dancing In The Dark/*Morning Journals/White Lilacs
	LPH-15 - There She Blows! - Dayton Selby Trio featuring Willene Barton [1956] Day By Day/Too Close For Comfort/Blues #2/Blues #1/Little Brown Jug/Dayton's Dance/I'll Never Stop Loving You//Blues #3/Seven-Eleven/Breaking The Blues/Blue Moon/In The Still Of The Night/Barton's Blues
	LPH-16 - Cool Sounds - Spencer Collingswood, His Saxophone & Orchestra [1956] Stomping At The Savoy/This Can't Be Love/Willow Weep For Me/Just You Just Me/Sweet Loraine/Harlem Nocturne//Get Happy/Perdido/What Is This Thing Called Love/Off Shore/Lover Man/Come Rain Or Come Shine
	LPH-17 - The Gospel Mariners - Gospel Mariners [1956] In The Sweet Forever/The Old Rugged Cross/Lead Me To That Rock/Peace In The Valley/When I Move/How Long Has It Been//On The Jericho Road/All Of This And Heaven Too/I Wanta Go There/Just A Closer Walk With Thee/I'm Gonna Walk Dem Golden Stairs/What A Day That Would Be
	LPH-18 - Memories of Hank Williams - Delbert Barker [1956] These songs were issued on the Gateway labels in 1952-1956. Barker (pictured, left) was a well-known Hank Williams imitator also known as the "King of the Covers." These same recordings later appeared on a number of other budget labels credited to different (fictitious) artists. You Win Again/You're Just In Time/Honky Tonk Blues/You Better Keep It On Your Mind/Kaw-Liga/Your Cheating Heart/Mansion On The Hill/Weary Blues//I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive/I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You/Jambalaya/Window Shopping/A House Without Love/I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry/Baby, We're Really In Love/I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)
	LPH-19 - Five String Hi-Fi - Sonny Osborne & His Sunny Mountain Boys [1956] Sonny and brother Bobby were also known as the Osborne Brothers. Most of these songs were issued on a series of Gateway singles and EPs from 1953-1956 (Gateway 3008-3012). Sunny Mountain Chimes/Blue Waves/Gun Powder/Walking Cane/Jesse James/Swanee River/Silver Rainbow//Wildwood Flower/Auld Lang Syne/Banjo Boy Chimes/Raw Hide/Cumberland Gap/Train Forty- Five/Whitehouse Blues
	LPH-20 - King Cole Favorites - Larry "88" Keyes [1956] Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup/Paper Moon/Nature Boy/Pretend/Somewhere Along The Way/Route 66/Too Young//Sweet Lorraine/That's My Girl/Red Sails In The Sunset/What Can I Say Dear/Mona Lisa/Can't See For Looking/There Goes My Heart
	LPH-21 - Let's Square Dance: Square Dances with Calls - Uncle Bill Wiley & His Tall Corn Boys [1956] Divide The Ring/Marching Thru Georgia/Arkie Star/Comin' Round The Mountain/Set Louser//Darktown Strutters Ball/Summer Knot/Hey Good Looking/Diamond Shuffle/Do It Yourself
	LPH-22 - Frank Sinatra Favorites - Jack Daniels [1956] Several of these songs (*) were previously issued on the Gateway Top Tune label. *Learning The Blues/You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me/I Get A Kick Out Of You/*Love And Marriage/Funny Valentine/Like Someone In Love//*Hey, Jealous Lover/Too Marvelous For Words/This Love Of Mine/*Flowers Mean Forgiveness/Try A Little Tenderness/Wee Small Hours
	LPH-23 - 12 Cha-Chas and Merengues - Miguelito Cuba & His Orchestra [1956] First cover. Label and jacket both credit Miguelito Cuba and His Orchestra. Mulatas Del Cha-Cha-Cha/Pobre Luna/La Cruz/Yo Tengo Una Muneca/Tea For Two Cha- Cha/Quiereme//Desconsiderada/Piel Canela/El Negrito Del Batey/Mi Abulito/Estacy/Bon-Boncha
	LPH-23 - 12 Cha-Chas and Merengues - Pupi Campo & His Orchestra [1956] Second cover. Jacket credits Pupi Campo & His Orchestra, while the label credits Miguelito Cuba and His Orchestra. Mulatas Del Cha-Cha-Cha/Pobre Luna/La Cruz/Yo Tengo Una Muneca/Tea For Two Cha- Cha/Quiereme//Desconsiderada/Piel Canela/El Negrito Del Batey/Mi Abulito/Estacy/Bon-Boncha
	LPH-24 - Mambo in Havana - Miguelito Cuba & His Orchestra [1956] Isla Verde/Esy Petsy/Papa Luccioni/Mambo Lindo/Swinging With Humberto/Mambish/Morales' Minuet/Barapipi/Minute Waltz Mambo//Blue Danube Mambo/Oriental Mambo/Mambeat/I Want To Mambo/Pokeron/Magdelena/Mambo Boogie/Rumor Tropicale/Long Hair Mambo
	LPH-25 -
	LPH-26 - Calypso Carnival - Various Artists [1956]
	LPH-27 - Saloon Tunes - Piano Willie [1956] These songs were originally issued in 1954 on a series of EPs on the Big 4 Hits label (104-107). Sheik Of Araby/In My Adobe Hacienda/Bombastic Boogie/Charmaine/Frankie And Johnny/Three Little Indians/Show Me The Way To Go Home/Piano Roll Blues//La Paloma/Coquette/Love Letters In The Sand/Way Down Yonder In New Orleans/Chicago/Ukulele Lady/Marcheta/Sweetheart
	LPH-28 - Classic Guitar - Various Artists [1956]
	LPH-29 - Famous Folk Ballads - Various Artists [1956] I'm On My Way To The Old Home/Don't Sell Daddy Any More Whiskey/Away Out On The Mountain/Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie/The Letter Edged In Black/Old Shep/Wildwood Flower/"T" For Texas/Mule Skinner Blues/Jack Of Diamonds/The Death Of Mathy Fields/Danny Boy
	LPH-30 - Rhythm and Blues in the Night - Connie Bennet, Bill Smyth & Harlem-Aires [1957] This album is of note in this budget series, and unlike the others goes for a premium price. This album, in addition to the cover picture of Julie Newmar, is an outstanding album musically. The names credited on the album are pseudonyms. Many of the tracks are from the 1949 - 1952 period of Abbey records New York featuring in reality such artists as Ralph Willis and Spider Sam, Brother Blues (Jack Dupree) and the Back Room Boys, The Master Keys, and Bobby Marshall. Many of these were on the album on Solitaire SR-063. Call Me Darlin' - Bobby Marshall [Abbey 3014]/I'm Gonna Live For Today [male vocal group, rec. 1949]/Don't Cry Darlin' - Master Keys [Abbey 3017]/Steady Roll - Bill Gooden [Abbey A66]/Tell Me Pretty Baby - Ralph Willis & Spider Sam [Abbey 3005]/Featherweight Baby - Brother Blues & the Back Room Boys [Abbey 3015]/Rain, Rain, Rain//Mister Blues/I Want to Rock Till I Drop [female vocal group, rec. 1949]/I Don't Hurt Anymore/If You Believe [male singer]/Honey Love [female singer]/Come to Me Darlin' [male singer]/When My Heart Beats Like a Hammer [male singer]
	LPH-31 - The Nation's Favorite Rock 'N Roll Hits - Various "Vocal Stars of Radio & Television with Famous Orchestras" [2/57] Later reissued as 18 Big Rock 'N Roll Hits with a cropped cover photo (shown at right). Rock Around the Clock/Long Tall Sally/Blue Suede Shoes/Ain't That a Shame/Hound Dog/See You Later, Alligator/Blueberry Hill/Rip It Up/I Want You, I Need You, I Love You//Let the Good Times Roll/The Fool/Every Day/When My Dreamboat Comes Home/Why Do Fools Fall in Love/Love, Love, Love/Don't Be Cruel/Ready, Teddy/I'm in Love Again
	LPH-32 - The Paul Hindberg Quintet Plays Swedish Jazz - Paul Hindberg Quintet [1957] Stars Fell On Alabama/Taking A Chance On Love/Sweet Georgia Brown/Ow!//Around About Midnight/A Night In Tunisa/Anthropology/Shortly
	LPH-33 - Jazz Smörgåsbord - Nils-Bertil Dahlander Quartet/Paul Hindberg Quintet [1957] Someone To Watch Over Me - Nils-Bertil Dahlander Quartet/Clarinet Walk - Paul Hindberg Quintet/Summertime - Nils-Bertil Dahlander Quartet/Easy To Love - Paul Hindberg Quintet/Laura - Nils-Bertil Dahlander Quartet//What Is This Thing Called Love - Nils-Bertil Dahlander Quartet/Love Me Or Leave Me - Paul Hindberg Quintet/Lullaby Of The Leaves - Nils-Bertil Dahlander Quartet/Doin' The New Low Down - Paul Hindberg Quintet/Frenesi - Nils-Bertil Dahlander Quartet
	LPH-34 - Sweet Violins - Harry Arnold & His Orchestra [1957] Remember/The Song Is Ended/Smoke Gets In Your Eyes/Tea For Two/If I Lost You/Russian Lullaby/What'll I Do/Goodnight Angel/Goodnight My Love/Goodnight Sweetheart/A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody/Dearly Beloved/The Nearness Of You/Cocktails For Two/Cheek To Cheek/As Time Goes By/Linger Awhile/April In Paris
	LPH-35 - Rhythm and Blues in the Night - Various Artists [10/57] Artist credits are only: "Vocal with Instrumental Accompaniment." Issued with the same cover photo as on LPH-30, with a block with the new titles. Unlike the first volume, which had R&B records from the late 40s and early 50s, these are just knockoffs of current hits. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On/Love Is Strange/Valley Of Tears/Short Fat Fannie/Green Door/Honeycomb//I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter/Since I Met You Baby/That'll Be The Day/Blue Monday/Stardust/I'm Walkin'
	LPH-36 - 9 Beats to the Bar - Bengt Hindberg Trio/Nisse Engstrom Trio/Reinhold Svensson Trio [10/57] China Boy/My Heart Belongs To Daddy/Honeysuckle Rose/I Got It Bad/Destination Moon/Tea For Two/Goodie Goodie/Time On My Hands/Too Marvelous For Words/Perdido/Stars Fell On Alabama/Bel Ami
	LPH-37 - Real Smooth - Reingold Svensson Quartet [10/57] You Go To My Head/Pennies Form Heaven/Don't Blame Me/Get Happy/A Foggy Day//Exactly Like You/Schlaslik/Lover Come Back To Me/Willow Weep For Me/Stella By Starlight
	LPH-38 - Swingin' in Dixie - Coney Island Crackerjacks [1957] Washington And Lee Swing/At The Jazz Band Ball/Fidgety Feet/Cut 'Em Out/Jada/Basin Street Blues//That's A Plenty/Tidler's Blues/The Sheik/Dell's Dilemma/Up A Lazy River/Muskrat Ramble
	LPH-39 - The Goodman Style - Various Artists [1957]
	LPH-40 (A) - Red, Hot and Cool - Various Artists [10/57] Stars Fell On Alabama/Blue Lou/Flying Home/Jeepers Creepers/Stealing Apples/Beat The Clock//Top O' The Morning/Just A Gigolo/I Wished On The Moon/The Song Is Ended/Queen Of Saba/Undecided
	LPH-40 (B) - Red, Hot and Cool - Various Artists [1958] Second version of above. With four exceptions, the songs listed on the cover are not the same as the songs listed on the label. The following is from the label. Somebody Loves Me/Stars Fell On Alabama/Flying Home/Basin Street Blues/The Continental/Jeepers Creepers//Don't Get Around Much Anymore/Undecided/Birth Of The Blues/They Can't Take That Away From Me/You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To/Just A Gigolo
	LPH-41 - Swing Is the Thing - Various Artists [1957]
	LPH-42 - To You with Love - Peter Veldon & His Orchestra [10/57] Darling My Heart Is Yours/Standing In The Rain/Sing Nightingale Sing/Please/You Make The World Beautiful/Virginia Blues/Two Hearts In May/If I Had A Love//C'est Magnifique/Paris Night/Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen/Moritat/Love Is A Story/Missouri/Two Blue Eyes/John And Julie
	LPH-43 - Round the World - Fernando [1957]
	LPH-44 - Dick Terry Sings Gershwin - Dick Terry [10/57]
	LPH-45 - Keyes Carries On - Larry "88" Keyes [1957]
	LPH-46 - Dance Time U.S.A. - Herbie Layne & His Orchestra [1957] Carolina In The Morning/Girl Of My Dreams/Our Love Is Here To Stay/The Nearness Of You/Once In A While/Dancing On The Ceiling//I Could Write A Book/Stardust/Autumn In New York/La Vie En Rose/Get Happy
	LPH-47 - Light Classics - Various Artists [1957]
	LPH-100 Series:
	LPH-100 - The Nation's 12 Big Hit Recordings - Various Artists This was actually a series of albums with knock-off versions of the hits of the day. Periodically, the album would be updated with a new set of songs. Albums had a letter after the catalog number to differentiate the different versions in the catalog, then later they were issued with separate catalog numbers (e.g., see LPH-139 and LPH-144).
	LPH-100A - The Nation's 12 Big Hit Recordings - Various Artists [9/57] These are knockoffs of the hits. Tammy/I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter/Teddy Bear/Send For Me/White Silver Sands/Love Letters In The Sand//Old Cape Cod/It's Not For Me To Say/Honeycomb/In The Middle Of An Island/Short Fat Fannie/Star Dust
	LPH-100B - The Nation's 12 Big Hit Recordings - Various Artists [11/57] These are knockoffs of the hits. Wake Up Little Susie/Jailhouse Rock/Honeycomb/That'll Be The Day/Happy Happy Birthday Baby/Whole Lot Of Shakin' Goin' On//Keep A Knockin'/Just Between You And Me/Hula Love/Melodie D'Amour/And That Reminds Me/Plaything
	LPH-100C - The Nation's 12 Big Hit Recordings - Various Artists [12/57] These are knockoffs of the hits. April Love/Peggy Sue/Kisses Sweeter Than Wine/Raunchy/Great Balls Of Fire/At The Hop/Why Don't They Understand/Put A Light In The Window/My Special Angel/A Very Special Love/Jailhouse Rock/Silhouettes
	LPH-101 - Rimsky-Korsakoff: Scheherezade (Original Complete) - National Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Malcolm Thomas [5/57] Billboard's review on May 20, 1957 (Page 119): "With some 25 choices already on the market, prospects for this inferior disk would seem slim even at $1.49. Sound of the 'National Philharmonic Orchestra' has the typical quality of Russian recordings of over a decade ago. Other low-price merchandise now available has superior features. Sexy cover might attract some before auditioning."
	LPH-102 - Sleeping Beauty Ballet - National Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Malcolm Thomas [5/57]
	LPH-103 - One Hour of the Best of the Ballet - National Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Malcolm Thomas [5/57] Billboard's review on May 20, 1957 (Page 119): "Another example of third-rate, second hand recording of first-line material. Perpetrators remain anonymous on label [but identified on generic back of record jackets]. The $1.49 price will sell this in some outlets, but regular disk shops should beware." Sleeping Beauty Ballet/Masquerade Suite/Faust Ballet/Mignon Ballet Fantasy/Scheherazade
	LPH-104 - Music from the Films - Hollywood Orchestra [1957] Anastasia/Theme From Picnic/Thee I Love/Rififi/Baby Doll//True Love/Le Grisbi/The High And The Mighty/I Cover The Waterfront/September Song
	LPH-105 - The Nation's Top 21 Country and Western Favorites - "Famous Western Stars & Full Orchestra" [1957] The Yellow Rose Of Texas/The Bible Tells Me So/My Little Buckeroo/T For Texas/Old Dan Tucker/Whisling Rodeo Polka/Buffalo Gals//The Old Chisholm Trail/Blue Tail Fly/Red River Valley/Git Along Little Dogie/Billy Boy/Big Rock Candy Mountain/Home On The Range/Polly Wolly Doodle/Skip To My Lou/She'll Be Comin' Round The Mountain/The Lone Prairie/Oh Susanna/Arkansas Traveler/Clementine
	LPH-106 - Mid-Night in Paris - Michel René & His Orchestra [1957] April In Paris/Autumn Leaves/Body And Soul/Boulevard Of Broken Dreams/Poor People Of Paris/C'Est La Vie/The Last Time I Saw Paris/(others)
	LPH-107 - Campfire Songs - Red Barry & Pioneers [1957] The Old Chisholm Trail/Blue Tail Fly/Red River Valley/Git Along Little Doggie/Billy Boy/Big Rock Candy Mountain/Home On The Range/Polly Wolly Doodle/Skip To The Lou/She'll Be Coming Around The Mountain/The Lone Prairie/Oh Susanna/Arkansas Traveler/Clementine/Whispering/Old Piano Roll Blues/Let Me Call You Sweetheart/The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise/I Wish I Had A Sweetheart/Make Someone Happy Today/Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella/Down Yonder
	LPH-108 - Mid-Night in Mexico - "Famous Mexican Motion Picture and Radio Stars" [1957] In Mundo Raro/Mi Ultimo Fracaso/La Enramada/Las Siete Leguas/Virgen De Guadalupe/Paloma Negra/La Noche De Mi Mal/Grittenme Piedras Del Camino/Llora, Paloma Llora/Rogaciado/Los Bueyes/Antes Y Despues/Pancho Lopez/Lamento De Las Campanas/La Verdolaga/Carta Abierta/Espinata/El Tren Sin Pasajeros
	LPH-109 - Swing Your Partner: 12 Square Dances with Calls - Uncle Bill Wiley & His Tall Corn Boys [1957] Ragtime Annie/Promenade Thru Georgia/Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight/When The Work's All Done This Fall/Pop Goes The Weasel/Ricketts Reel//The Campbells Are Coming/Honey Musk/Darlin' Nellie Grey/Rosie Lee/Sally Goodin/Skip To My Lou
	LPH-110 - All Star Color TV Review, Volume 1 - Various Artists [1957] Artists include: Vic Damone, Charlie Magnante, Lanny Ross, Peggy Mann, and the Camarate Orchestra. Dancing In The Dark/Something To Remember You By/Canadian Capers/Dizzy Fingers/Over The Rainbow/Stormy Weather/Breezing Along With The Breeze/Twilight In Turkey/The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful
	LPH-111 - A Dream of Love - Sylvan Levin Orchestra/Ralph Norman Orchestra [1957] Liebestraum (Love Dream)/The Old Refrain/Caprice Viennois/Melody In F/Moment Musical//Narcissus/La Golondrina/Country Garden/Valse Triste/Consolation
	LPH-112 - Music for Going Steady - Vic Damone & Peggy Mann with Ted Dale's Orchestra [1957] Three of these are vocals and the rest instrumentals. I've Got You Under My Skin - Vic Damone/Time On My Hands - Ted Dale's Orchestra/The Man I Love - Peggy Mann/Someone To Watch Over Me - Peggy Mann/The Touch Of Your Hand - Ted Dale's Orchestra/I'll See You Again - Ted Dale's Orchestra/Stars In My Eyes - Ted Dale's Orchestra/Going Home - Ted Dale's Orchestra
	LPH-113 - Famous Operatic Arias with Famous Stars - John Brownlee/Vivian Della Chiesa/Clara Mae Turner/Robert Marshall/Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra [1957] Toreador Song From "Carmen"/Vesti La Guibba From "Pagliaci"/Celeste Aida From "Aida"/Maranera From "Carmen"/Voi Lo Sapete From "Cavalleria Rusticana"/M'Appari From "Martha"/My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice From "Samson And Delilah"
	LPH-114 - Musical Comedy and Operetta Favorites, Volume 1 - Various Artists [1957]
	LPH-115 - Musical Comedy and Operetta Favorites, Volume 2 - The Chicago Theater of the Air conducted by Sylvan Levin [1957] Serenade from "The Student Prince"/Deep In My Heart/Sylvia/The Desert Song/Wanting You/Will You Remember/Giannina Mia/Sorrento
	LPH-116 - True Love Songs of Our Time - Various Artists [1957] Artists include: Dick Brooks, Bill Mann, Betty Lou Anders, Sunny Day, and the Harlemaires. True Love/I'll Never Stop Loving You/Two Different Worlds/Ivory Tower/You Don't Know Me/Melody Of Love/Unchained Melody/Night And Day/Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
	LPH-117 - All-Time Junior Pops: For Party, Play, and Active Participation - Studio Group [1957] The Yellow Rose Of Texas/Sixteen Tons/Mr. Sandman/Davey Crockett/Bingo/Hokey Pokey/Zip- A-Dee Doo-Dah/Dungaree Doll/Gum Drop/Open Up Your Heart/The Little Child/(others)
	LPH-118 - Selections from Oklahoma, My Fair Lady, and Carousel - "Famous Broadway Stars with Orchestra and Chorus" [1957] Oklahoma Overture/If I Loved You/Wouldn't It Be Loverly/People Will Say We're In Love/The Surrey With The Fringe On Top/I Could Have Danced All Night/Oh, What A Beautiful Morning/You'll Never Walk Alone/Get Me To The Church On Time
	LPH-119 - In the Still of the Night - Allen Roth & His Orchestra/Lawrence Brooks & Glen Osser Mixed Chorus & Orchestra [1957] Deep Night/Smoke Gets In Your Eyes/Song For A Summer Night/Whispering/Clair De Lune/Warm All Over/Evening Song/Stardust/Getting Sentimental over You
	LPH-120 - Good Music for People Who Hate Good Music - George Enesco, Eric Leinsdorf, and Henry Weber & Chicago Philharmonic Symphony [1957] First cover. Nocturne/Hungarian Rhapsody #2, Parts 1 & 2/Peer Gynt Suite #1, Parts 1 & 2/Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Faun/Marche Slav/Brahms' Hungarian Dances #1 & #5/Air On The G String
	LPH-120 - Good Music for People Who Hate Good Music - George Enesco, Eric Leinsdorf, and Henry Weber & Chicago Philharmonic Symphony [1957] Second cover. Nocturne/Hungarian Rhapsody #2, Parts 1 & 2/Peer Gynt Suite #1, Parts 1 & 2/Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Faun/Marche Slav/Brahms' Hungarian Dances #1 & #5/Air On The G String
	LPH-121 - I Could Have Danced All Night - Various Artists [1957] Artists include: Allen Roth & His Orchestra, Ted Dale's Orchestra, Vic Damone, and Lanny Ross. Begin The Beguine/Tea For Two Cha Cha/Isla Verde/La Cruz/Missouri Waltz/Dancing In The Dark/Tales Of The Vienna Woods/Helena Polka/Rock Around The Clock/Opus No. 3/Boogie Woogie
	LPH-122 - Ecstasy - Vic Damone & Kay Armen with Ted Dale's Orchestra [1957] Night And Day/What Is This Thing Called Love/My Blue Heaven/Lullaby Of The Leaves//A Kiss In The Dark/The Song Is You/I Surrender Dear/Diana
	LPH-123 - Thee I Love - Vic Damone with Camarata's Orchestra [1957] I'll See You In My Dreams/Thee I Love/Don't Cry/My Heart Is So Full Of You/All Of You/Alone Together/I'm In The Mood For Love/Body And Soul
	LPH-124 - Songs for My Beloved - Various Artists [1957] Artists include: Glen Osser's Orchestra, Allen Roth's Orchestra, Vickie Richards, Lawrence Brooks, and Clara Mae Turner. Temptation/How Deep Is The Ocean/Make Believe/Love Walked In/Lover Come Back To Me/I'll Take Romance/Where Or When/My Heart Stood Still
	LPH-125 - Echoes of Broadway - M.P. Downes & Bud Deering [1957]
	LPH-126 - All Star Color TV Review, Volume 2 - Various Artists [1957] Artists include: Vic Damone, Lawrence Brooks, Allen Roth's Orchestra, Glen Osser's Orchestra.
	LPH-127 - World Famous Overtures and Preludes - Chicago Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra (Henry Webber, Conductor) [1957] William Tell Overture/Poet And Peasant/Prelude To Act 1 Of "Tristan And Isolde"/Prelude To Act 3 Of "Lohengrin"/Impresario Overture
	LPH-128 - Campus Favorites - Various Artists [10/57] Buckle Down Wisconsin/Boola Boola/Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi/Betty Coed/The Eyes Of Texas/Far Above Cayuga's Waters//You've Got To Be A Football Hero/Whiffenpoof Song/Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech/The Old Ox Road/Stein Song/Washington And Lee Swing
	LPH-129 - Opera Highlights - Henry Weber/Eric Leinsdorf & Chicago Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra [10/57] Intermezzo (Cavalleria Rusticana)/Dance Of The Hours (La Giaconda)/Ballet Music (Aida)/Ballet Music (Faust)/March (Tannhauser)/Barcarolle (Tales Of Hoffmann)/Hilights (Mignon)
	LPH-130 - A Tribute to Eddy Duchin - Vincent Lopez & His Orchestra with Inez Carillo [10/57] Inez Carillo, vocals. Nola/Manhattan/The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else/Nocturne In E Flat//Kitten On The Keys/I'm In The Mood For Love/I Can't Give You Anything But Love/Chopin's Polonaise In A Flat
	LPH-131 - Accordiana - Charlie Magnante & Mullen Sisters [10/57] Magnante Boogie/Twilight On The Trail/Caravan/Dark Eyes/Tumbling Tumbleweeds/Cheerful Little Earful/La Cinderantrine/Two Guitars
	LPH-132 - With a Song in My Heart - Lanny Ross & Ted Dale's Orchestra [10/57] With A Song In My Heart/Donkey Serenade/September Song/Begin The Beguine/The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful/Strange Music
	LPH-133 - Vic Damone Sings - Vic Damone with Camarata & His Orchestra [10/57] Embraceable You/Somebody Loves Me/I'll See You In My Dreams/Blue Skies/When Day Is Done/Oh, Lady Be Good/Among My Souvenirs/The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
	LPH-134 - Hansel & Gretel - Chicago Theatre of the Air & Chicago Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra [10/57]
	LPH-135 - Romeo & Juliet/The Nutcracker Suite - Henry Weber/Erick Leinsdorf & Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra [10/57]
	LPH-136 - The Dorsey Touch - Maury Laws & His Chorus & Orchestra [10/57] Getting Sentimental Over You/Royal Garden Blues/Boogie Woogie/Song Of India/Swanee River/Marie/Will You Still Be Mine/Once In A While//Yes Indeed/Sunny Side Of The Street/I'll Never Smile Again/Opus No. 1/This Love Of Mine/Embraceable You/There Are Such Things/Quiet Please/Getting Sentimental Over You
	LPH-137 - An Evening with Jayne - Kurt Jenson & His Orchestra [1958] Actually, Jayne Mansfield's contribution to this album is limited to the cover photo; she does not appear in the grooves. These Foolish Things/Out Of Nowhere/Yesterdays/September In The Rain/Green Sleeves/A Rose In Granada/The Nearness Of You/Stars In Your Eyes/Secret Love/With These Hands/Petticoats Of Portugal
	LPH-138 - Look at Me Now - Dick Haymes [1958] You Stepped Out of a Dream/This Time the Dream's on Me/You're My Girl/My Heart Stood Still/A Sinner Kissed an Angel//Cheek to Cheek/So Far/On a Slow Boat to China/The Riviera/Oh! Look at Me Now
	LPH-139A - The Nation's 12 Big Hit Recordings - Various Artists [2/58] These are knockoffs of the hits. The Stroll/Get A Job/Don't/Catch A Falling Star/Don't Let Go/Oh Julie/Short Shorts/Dede Dinah/Swinging Shepherd Blues/You Are My Destiny/Oh-Oh, I'm Falling In Love Again/26 Miles
	LPH-139B - The Nation's 12 Big Hit Recordings - Various Artists [4/58] These are knockoffs of the hits. Tequila/Sweet Little Sixteen/Breathless/Maybe Baby/Lazy Mary/Catch A Falling Star//Who's Sorry Now/Lollipop/It's Too Soon To Know/Are You Sincere/26 Miles/Oh-Oh I'm Falling In Love Again
	LPH-140 - A Tribute to Irving Berlin - Various Artists [1958] Cheek To Cheek - Dick Haymes/How Deep Is The Ocean - Vickee Richards/Always - Vickee Richards/A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody - Vic Damone//Marie - Maury Laws & His Orchestra/Remember - Vic Damone/Easter Parade - Glenn Osser & His Orchestra/Blue Skies - Vic Damone
	LPH-141
	LPH-142 - Saturday Night Dance Party - Maury Laws & His Orchestra [1958] Love Me Or Leave Me/Day By Day/Wake The Town/Chee-Chee-Oh Chee/Longest Walk/Something's Gotta Give/Autumn Leaves/Love Is A Many Splendored Thing/Sweet And Gentle
	LPH-143 - Music for a Summer Night - Various Artists [1958]
	LPH-144 - The Nation's 12 Big Hit Recordings - Vocal Stars of Radio and Television with Famous Orchestras [6/58] These are knockoffs of the hits. Witch Doctor/Return to Me/Oh, Lonesome Me/Kewpie Doll/Twilight Time/He's Got the Whole World In His Hands//Chanson D'Amour/All I Have to Do is Dream/Looking Back/Wear My Ring Around Your Neck/Tequila/Book of Love
	LPH-145
	LPH-146 - Memories of Al Jolson [12/58]
	LPH-147- The Fabulous George M. Cohan featuring Sonny Howard - Maury Laws & His Orchestra [12/58] Give My Regards To Broadway/Mary Is A Grand Old Name/Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway/Molly Malone/Always Leave Them Laughing When You Say Goodbye//You're A Grand Old Flag/Over There/Harrigan/Yankee Doodle Boy/Nellie Kelly I Love You
	LPH-148
	LPH-149 - The Barons of Basin Street - Barons of Basin Street [12/58] This album was originally Hallmark HLP-312, titled Dixie by "The Empire City Six." Musicians include Tony Spair (trumpet), Harry DiVito (trombone), Kenny Davern (clarinet), Johnny Varro (piano), Pete Rogers (bass), and Phil Failla (drums). It was also issued on Stardust SD-101 and Manhattan MANS-537. It was recorded in New York City in January, 1958. That's A Plenty/Tin Roof Blues/Indiana/Chicago/Charleston/Darktown Strutters Ball/Limehouse Blues/Battle Hymn Of The Republic/Muskrat Ramble/Black And Blue/Wolverine
	LPH-150 - Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake Ballet (Highlights)/The Outlaw - Nathan Rahklin & the National Symphony Orchestra [1958] Swan Lake Ballet//The Outlaw
	LPH-151
	LPH-152
	LPH-153
	LPH-154
	LPH-155 - Aloha - Paul Kalani & His Orchestra [12/58]
	LPH-156
	LPH-157
	LPH-158 - Barber Shop Quartet Favorites - Coney Island Harmoneers [1959] Later reissued as Best 533.
	LPH-159 - Pal Joey - Don Elliott Quartet [1959] Reissue of the 1957 album of the same name (Hallmark 317). I Could Write A Book/I Didn't Know What Time It Was/Plant You Now, Dig You Later/Bewitched/Do It The Hard Way//The Lady Is A Tramp/There's A Small Hotel/My Funny Valentine/Kick It Around/What Is A Man?
	LPHX-200 Christmas Series:
	LPHX-200 - 18 Christmas Carols - Caroleers [12/58] Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/Hark The Herald Angels Sing/Joy To The World/Deck The Halls/ The First Noel/Jingle Bells/Away In A Manger/It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/Adeste Fideles/Twelve Days Of Christmas/Good King Wenceslas/(6 others)
	LPHX-201 - 18 Christmas Favorites - Various Artists [12/58]
	LPHX-202 - Organ and Chimes at Christmastime - Various Artists [12/58]
	LPHX-203 - Merry Christmas to You - Various Artists [12/58]
	LPHX-204 - 16 Children's Christmas Songs and Carols - Various Artists [12/58] Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer/O Christmas Tree (Tannenbaum)/Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town/Jingle Bells/Nuttin' For Christmas/Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem/The Night Before Christmas/The First Noel//Frosty The Snowman/Hark The Herald Angels Sing/All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth/Joy To The World/I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus/Deck The Halls/Silent Night/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
	Golden Music Society LPG-3000 "GMS Hi-Fi" Series: Note: These had either red or gold labels.
	LPG-3000
	LPG-3001
	LPG-3002
	LPG-3003 - Music for a Sunday Afternoon - Valentino [1958] Red label. Alone Together/Dancing In The Dark/Yesterday/I'll Be Seeing You/Vienna, City Of Dreams/April In Paris/Wine, Women And Song/In Old Lisbon/Two Guitars/Czardas
	LPG-3004 - The Most Happy Fella: Selections from Frank Loesser's All Time Great Musical - Broadway Stars & the G.M.S. Orchestra directed by Maury Laws. [1958] Gold label.
	LPG-3005 - 18 Family Hymns - Peterson Family Choir [1958] Reissue of Hollywood LPH-1 (cover photo reversed). Faith Of Our Fathers/The Old Rugged Cross/Onward Christian Soldiers/Rock Of Ages/In The Garden/I Love To Tell The Story/Nearer My God To Thee/Shall We Gather At The River/Lead Kindly Light/Holy, Holy, Holy/Stand Up For Jesus/Jesus, Lover Of My Soul/Bringing In The Sheaves/He Leadeth Me/Abide With Me/Near The Cross/The Church Is One Foundation/God Be With You Till We Meet Again
	LPG-3009 - Cha Chas and Merengues - Pupi Campo Orchestra [1958] Reissue of Hollywood LPH-23. Mulatas Del Cha-Cha-Cha/Pobre Luna/La Cruz/Yo Tengo Una Muneca/Tea For Two Cha- Cha/Quiereme//Desconsiderada/Piel Canela/El Negrito Del Batey/Mi Abulito/Estacy/Bon-Boncha

Thanks to Johnny Spencer, Dan DeClark, Tim Faracy, Bill Holtzapple, Ken Leonhardt, Dan McGuffin, Peter Metson, Eric Goldberg, Kevin Doyle, Michael Wrann, and Steven Earl Newberry.



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