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FROM THE MOVIES
AARON SLICK FROM PUNKIN CRICK — Marslliiiallow Moon by the Four Knights (Capitol). Album of Songs by Dinah Shore and Robert Merrill* (Victor). Dinah co-stars in the film with Robert Merrill. Her record of Life Is A Beautiful Thing and Why Should I Believe In Love is available separately, as are Merri ll's Still Water and My Beloved.
BELLE OF NEW YORK — Oops! by Louis Armstrong & Eila Fitzgerald** (Decca); Margaret Whiting* (Capitol); Doris Day* (Columbia). Baby Doll by Gordon MacRae* (Capitol); Doris Day* (Columbia). Hard to choose between the three leading versions of Oops!, a clever novelty song by Johnny Mercer and Harry Warren. We'll take Louis and Ella — they've never sounded better together.
KATHRYN GRAYSON— Kathryn Grayson sings* (MGM).
Grayson fans will be delighted by this collection. Her famous treatment of Jalousie is included, as well as Romberg's Lover Come Back To Me, Kern's Yesterdays, Berlin's Always and two film favorites, Love Is Where You Find It and All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings.
POPULAR
TONY BENNETT — Silly Dreamer* (Columbia). Not a great tune, but anything Tony does nowadays is bound to be a hit, and chances are you'll like this one.
ALAN DEAN — Since My Love Has Gone** (MGM).
The young British singing sensation does a terrific job with this adaptation of a Traviata melody by Verdi. There's a great tune on the other side, too — // You Go, imported from France. Leroy Holmes' orchestra gives Alan sterling support. BILLY ECKSTINE-SARAH VAUGHAN — / Love You** (MGM)
The Cole Porter song, and an old ballad called Ev'ry Day, are both excellent duet vehicles for two of the most artistic of all present-day ballad singers. JOHNNIE RAY — Please Mr. Sun* (Columbia). Here's a youngster with the most original new vocal style since Frankie Laine. Whether you find him weird or wonderful (or both), you've got to admit he's different. The same tune is done in more conventional style by Perry Como (Victor) and Tommy Edwards (MGM).
JAZZ
LIONEL HAMPTON— LP record* (Victor).
A worthy addition to Victor's Treasury of Immortal Performances, featuring some of the all-star recording bands Lionel used to assemble with such men as Harry James, Johnny Hodges, Benny Carter.
WOODY HERMAN — Blue Flame* (MGM).
A new version of Woody's old theme song, coupled with New Golden Wedding; Sonny Igoe on drums.