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앨범: 기억들 (Memories) (2003 A-Play)
Billy Vaughn & his Orchestra
A1. Magic Moments - Track 전곡 연주 |
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Album Title: Memories
Conductor: Billy Vaughn
Orchestra: Billy Vaughn & his Orchestra
Audio CD (2003)
Format: Import Audio CD
Number of Discs: 1
Label: A-Play Collection
Copyright: (C) 2003 A-Play Collection
Genre: Pop | |
Billy Vaughn & his Orchestra
Side A
A1. Magic Moments 3:10
Composer Bacharach And David
A2. Strangers in the Night 1:48
Composer B. Kaempfert, C. Singleton, E. Snyder
A3. Around The World 2:04
Composer ?
A4. My Sweet Lord 2:20
Composer G. Harrison
A5. Greensleeves 2:44
Composer Traditional
A6. Hotel California 3:07
Composer D. Felder, D. Henley, G. Frey
A7. The Windmills of Your Mind 2:33
Composer Bergman, Bergman, Legrand
A8. Paloma Blanca 2:45
Composer J. Bouwens
A9. Love Is Blue 2:32
Composer Popp, Cour
Side B
B1. Sweet Caroline 3:35
Composer N. Diamond
B2. Spanish Eyes 2:23
Composer B. Kaempfert, C. Singleton, E. Snyder
B3. Bridge Over Trouble Water 4:01
Composer P. Simon
B4. Amazing Graze 2:22
Composer Traditional
B5. El Condor Pasa 2:14
Composer Traditional
B6. When I Need You 2:54
Composer Hammond, Sager
B7. Fernando 3:43
Composer B. Andersson/B. Ulvaeus, S. Anderson
B8. Somewhere My Love 2:01
Composer M. Jarre
B9. Sloop John B. 2:43
Composer Traditional
B10. Green Green Grass of Home 2:13
Composer Putnam
B11. Red Roses for a Blue Lady 2:03
Composer Bennett, Tepper
Companies etc
Recorded At – Great Circle Sound Studio, Nashville
Credits
Arranged By – George Tipton, Jerry Gray, Milton Rogers, Perry Botkin Jr., Pete Carpenter
Notes
"20 Magic Melodies vom Orchester Billy Vaughn"
Recorded at the Great Circle Studios in Nashville, Tennessee
Billy Vaughn & his Orchestra
Birth Name: Richard Vaughn
Born: April 12, 1919 in Glasgow, KY
Genre: Pop
Years Active: '50s, '60s
Biography
Billy Vaughn was one of the most popular orchestra leaders and pop music arrangers of the '50s and early '60s. In fact, he had more pop hits than any other orchestra leader during the rock & roll era. Vaughn was also the musical director for many of the hitmakers on Dot Records, including Pat Boone, the Fontane Sisters, and Gale Storm. As a pop music arranger, he was most distinctive for his his clean, inoffensive mainstream adaptations of rock & roll and R&B hits. Vaughn was also a recording artist, and he cut a number of albums of easy listening instrumental music that were very popular throughout the '60s.
Vaughn began his professional music career in 1952, forming the vocal quartet the Hilltoppers with Don McGuire, Jimmy Sacca, and Seymour Speigelman. From 1952 to 1957, the Hilltoppers had numerous hit singles, beginning with Vaughn's song "Trying." He left the group in 1955 to join Dot Records as a musical director. Vaughn was responsible for most of Dot's biggest hits of the '50s as he rearranged popular rock & roll and R&B songs for white mainstream groups. His first success was with the Fontane Sisters, who sang with his orchestra on all their singles, including their 1954 breakthrough hit "Hearts of Stone." However, Dot's biggest success was Pat Boone, who had a series of hits with Vaughn's cleaned-up arrangements of rock & roll songs.
At the same time he was leading the vocal pop division of Dot, Vaughn was recording his own instrumental records, which frequently were also covers of R&B and country songs. Beginning with 1954's "Melody of Love," Vaughn had a string of easy listening U.S. hit singles that ran for over a decade. He also recorded numerous hit albums, with 36 of his records entering the U.S. album charts between 1958 and 1970. Though he was the most successful orchestra leader of the rock & roll era, he wasn't able to sustain an audience in the late '60s. Vaughn released several albums in the '70s before quietly retiring in the early '80s.
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