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By Lester Gottlieb
MELODY TIME: "Blue Shadows on the Trail” is sung by Buddy Clark (Columbia), Bing Crosby (Decca), Denny Dennis (London), Vaughn Monroe (Victor), Art Mooney (M-G-M), Roy Rogers (Victor) and Andy Russell (Capitol). "Little Toot” has disks by Sammy Kaye (VSetop) and The Kings Men (M-G-M). My favorite is the title song and Larry Wclk (Decca), Hal Derwin (Capitol), Buddy Clark (Columbia), have all adopted it. Finally, there’s "Pecos Bill” by Dick Jurgens (Columbia), Sammy Kaye (Victor), Roy* Rogers (Victor) or The Kings Men (M-G-M).
ROMANCE ON THE HIGh'sEAS: Doris Day has waxed three melodies for Columbia; "It’s Magic,” "Put ’em in a Box,” and "It’s You.” Other versions, Tony Martin (Victor), Dick Haymes (Decca), Margaret Whiting (Capitol), Vic Damone (Mercury), on "It’s You”; Haymes, Martin, Gordon MacRae (Capitol), and Damone with the beautiful "It’s Magic,” and Page Cavanaugh Trio (Victor), and Frankie Laine (Mercury) for the ©prightly "Put ’em in a Box.”
MICKEY: Lois Butler sings "Father Goose” and "Dreams in My Heart” (Capitol) .
LADY FROM SHANGHAI: The fetching theme is "Plaase Don’t Kiss Me.” Both Margaret Whiting (Capitol) and' Les Brown’s fine band (Columbia) make it sound good.
ARE YOU WITH IT: The versatile Sunset Trio (Capitol) and the refiable Vaughn Monroe (Victor) turn up on the waxworks with the best tune from this musical, "A Little Imagination.”
CLASSICAL CORNER
Pianist Maryla Jones plays Schumann’s "Scenes of Childhood” . . . Grieg’s familiar "Peer Gynt Suite” is performed by The Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy. . . . Cellist Gregor Piatigorsky is represented with Brahms’ Sonata No. 2 For Cello and Piano. . . . All of these disks are handsomely produced by Columbia Masterworks.
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