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PLATTER
By Lester Gottlieb
EASTER PARADE: Best of the lot is "Fella with an Umbrella,” recorded by Bing Crosby (Decca), Skitch Henderson (Capitol), Guy Lombardo (Decca), Frank Sinatra (Columbia), Three Suns (Victor). A typical Berlin musical wallop is found in "Steppin’ out with My Baby,” and Johnnie Johnston (M-G-M), Dinah Shore (Columbia), Gordon MacRae (Capitol), and The Three Suns (Victor), make merry with it. The platter crooners, Sinatra, Como (Victor), Andy Russell (Capitol), and Art Lund (M-G-M) have a time with "It Only Happens When I Dance with You.”
WHIPLASH: Helen Forrest sings the haunting theme melody called "Just for Now” (M-G-M).
BIG CITY: M-G-M has issued an album recalling the songs from this tribute to the big town. In it talented Betty Garrett sings "Ok’l Baby Dok’l” and "I’m Gonna See a Lot of You.” Art Lund croons, "What’ll I Do?” Danny Thomas has an independent M-G-M disk patching "Singin’ in the Rain” with "It’s Liable to Be True.” Pleasant but not top-drawer.
MELODY TIME: Don’t miss Dennis Day’s corking rendition of "Johnny Appleseed” (Victor), Ethel Smith’s dynamic organ doodlings of "Blame It on the Samba” (Decca) and the cute little one record album of "Little Toot” rendered by Don Wilson and The Starlighters (Capitol).
Luigi Infantino and Adriana Guerrini of wL.\olSl ■ \L the Rome Opera Company sing arias LAlll'M It from "La Traviata” in classic Italian opera style on this single disk . . . Lily Pons, assisted by husband Andre Kostelanetz sings a collection of operatic arias from "Barber of Seville,” "Tales of Hoffman” and "Le Coq d’Or” . . . Milhaud’s Symphony Number One is played by the CBS Symphony under the composer’s baton . . . Schumann’s Concerto in A Minor for Piano and Orchestra is played by Rudolph Serkin and the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy . . . The Pittsburgh Symphony conducted by Fritz Reiner, plays Straus’ "A Hero’s Life.” All above excellently grooved by Columbia Masterworks.
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