チェッカーズ - フィフティーズ・メドレー／レッツ・ザ・ダンス
この映像は「チェッカーズ（アマチュア期）」というタイトルでＵＰされている。
メドレーの選曲・構成、見せ方がすばらしい。
ニューミュージックからたまたま路線変更して当てたヴィーナスとは理解もマインドも格段に違うことがこの動画だけでも解るが、先行するシャネルズとかぶる印象は否めない。
まぁしかし、青春だネ。
Gerry & The Pacemakers – Rock’n’Roll Medley（1993）
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Daryl Hall & John Oates – A Nite At The Apollo Live!–The Way You Do The Things You Do/My Girl（1985/08 stereo 45 single）
ダリル・ホールとジョン・オーツ – ナイト・アット・ジ・アポロ・ライヴ！ ザ・ウェイ・ユー・ドゥ/マイ・ガール
produced by Hall & Oates and Bob Clearmountain
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 20, Cash Box 22 – R&B Peak: 40 – A/C Peak: 12 – UK Peaks: 43 （NME）, 49 （MM）, 58 （Gallup）
“The Way You Do The Things You Do”/”My Girl”
From the Hall & Oates album “Live At The Apollo with David Ruffin & Eddie Kendrick” [sic], this is the 45 edit from the longer “Apollo Medley” track.
Daryl Hall & John Oates With David Ruffin & Eddie Kendrick – Apollo Medley
ダリル・ホールとジョン・オーツ – アポロ・メドレー
from the album “Live At The Apollo”（1985）ライヴ・アット・ジ・アポロ
Get Ready ゲット・レディー
Ain’t Too Proud To Beg エイント・トゥー・プラウド・トゥ・ベッグ
The Way You Do The Things You Do ザ・ウェイ・ユー・ドゥ
My Girl マイ・ガール
When Something Is Wrong With My Baby 僕のベイビーに何か
Everytime You Go Away エヴリタイム・ユー・ゴー・ア・ウェイ
※サムとデイヴ日本盤シングルの邦題表記は『僕のベイビーに何か？』。
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Larry Elgart and his Manhattan Swing Orchestra – Hooked On Swing（1982/05 stereo 45 single version）
ラリー・エルガートとマンハッタン・スイング・オーケストラ – フックト・オン・スイング
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 31, Cash Box 36 – A/C Peak: 20
Following “Stars On 45”, “Hooked On Classics”, and several others, this was the final Top 40 charted single related to the’medley craze’ of 1981-82. The track in Elgart’s “Hooked On Swing” LP ran nearly 3 minutes longer
Titles heard on the 45: In The Mood, Cherokee, American Patrol, Sing Sing Sing, Don’t Be That Way, Little Brown Jug, Opus #1, Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart, String Of Pearls, In The Mood
Larry Elgart and his Manhattan Swing Orchestra – Hooked On Swing（1982 mono radio promo 45）
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 31, Cash Box 36 – A/C Peak: 20
Following “Stars On 45”, “Hooked On Classics”, and several others, this was the final Top 40 charted single related to the’medley craze’ of 1981-82. The track in Elgart’s “Hooked On Swing” LP ran nearly 3 minutes longer
Titles heard on the 45: In The Mood, Cherokee, American Patrol, Sing Sing Sing, Don’t Be That Way, Little Brown Jug, Opus #1, Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart, String Of Pearls, In The Mood
Larry Elgart and his Manhattan Swing Orchestra – Hooked On Swing（album version）
ラリー・エルガートとマンハッタン・スイング・オーケストラ – フックト・オン・スイング
from the album “Hooked On Swing”（1982）フックト・オン・スイング～スイング・ヒット・メドレー76～
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Stars On – Stars On 45 III–A Tribute To Stevie Wonder（1982/03/27 U.S. 45 single version）
スターズ・オン – ショッキング・スティーヴィー45
米盤シングルＢ面は “Stars On 45 Get Ready III”。
日本盤シングルのＢ面は “It’s Not A Wonder, It’s A Miracle”（奇跡のスティーヴィー）。
オランダ原盤は12″シングル（1982）でメドレーに “Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing”（くよくよするなよ！）と “A Place In The Sun”（太陽のあたる場所）が含まれており、編集点として”Sir Duke”（愛するデューク）が２度出てくる。
Uptight (Everything’s Alright) アップタイト
My Cherie Amour マイ・シェリー・アモール
Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday イエスター・ミー
Master Blaster マスター・ブラスター
You Are The Sunshine Of My Life サンシャイン
Isn’t She Lovely 可愛いアイシャ
Stars On Jingle スターズ・オン・シングル
Sir Duke 愛するデューク
I Wish 回想
I Was Made To Love Her 愛するあの娘に
For Once In My Life フォィー・ワンス・イン・マイ・ライフ
Superstition 迷信
Fingertips フィンガーティプス
produced by Jaap Eggermont
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 28, Cash Box 40, Record World 61 （was still moving up toward its chart peak when Record World ceased publication with the April 10, 1982, issue） – R&B Peak: 44 – A/C Peak: 31 – UK Peaks: 13 （NME）, 14 （BMRB, MM）
Issued in most other countries as “Stars On Stevie,” this fifth Stars On U.S. single release was included in the Dutch group’s third album （titled differently in various countries but “Stars On Long Play III” in the U.S.）.
Stars On – Stars On 45 III–A Tribute To Stevie Wonder（album version）
from the album “Stars On Long Play III”（1982）
Side B
Stars On Long Play III Performed By Stars On In Tribute To Stevie Wonder (14: 45)
B1.1: Uptight (Everything’s Alright)
B1.2: My Cherie Amour
B1.3: Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday
B1.4: Master Blaster
B1.5: You Are The Sunshine Of My Life
B1.6: Isn’t She Lovely
B1.7: Stars On Jingle
B1.8: Sir Duke
B1.9: I Wish
B1.10: I Was Made To Love Her
B1.11: For Once In My Life
B1.12: Superstition
B1.13: Sir Duke
B1.14: Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing
B1.15: A Place In The Sun
B1.16: Fingertips
B1.17: Stars On Jingle
B1.18: Stars On Get Ready III
B1.19: Stars On Jingle
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Meco – Pop Goes The Movies（Part 1）（1982/02 stereo 45 single version）
ミーコ – 映画音楽ビックリハウス PART-1
Ｂ面は 同 Part II。
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 35, Cash Box 46, Record World 47 – A/C Peak: 17
From the recorded medley craze of 1981-82 came this tuneful salute to a number of familiar motion picture themes. The charted 45 heard here was an edit of the twelve-minute track which took up Side One of Meco’s “Pop Goes The Movies” LP （listen here: • Pop Goes The Movies Part 1 – Meco （1982） ）.
Content: 20th Century Fox Trademark, Tara’s Theme, The Magnificent Seven, The James Bond Theme, Goldfinger, The Good The Bad And The Ugly, Theme From The Apartment, Theme From The High & The Mighty
Meco – Pop Goes The Movies（Part 1）（1982 mono radio promo 45）
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 35, Cash Box 46, Record World 47 – A/C Peak: 17
From the recorded medley craze of 1981-82 came this tuneful salute to a number of familiar motion picture themes. The charted 45 heard here was an edit of the twelve-minute track which took up Side One of Meco’s “Pop Goes The Movies” LP （listen here: • Pop Goes The Movies Part 1 – Meco （1982） ）.
Content: 20th Century Fox Trademark, Tara’s Theme, The Magnificent Seven, The James Bond Theme, Goldfinger, The Good The Bad And The Ugly, Theme From The Apartment, Theme From The High & The Mighty
Meco – Pop Goes The Movies（album version）
ミーコ – 映画音楽ビックリハウス
from the album “Pop Goes The Movies”（1982）
●Ａ面: 12:20
20th Century Fox Trademark 20世紀フォックス映画トレードマーク・ミュージック
Tara’s Theme 風と共に去りぬ～「タラのテーマ」
The Magnificent Seven 荒野の七人
The James Bond Theme ジェイムズ・ボンドのテーマ
Goldfinger 007/ゴールドフィンガー
Theme From “Love Story” ある愛の詩
Laura ローラ殺人事件
Theme From “Chariots Of Fire” 炎のランナーのテーマ
Tom Jones トム・ジョーンズの華麗な冒険
Theme From “M.A.S.H.” マッシュのテーマ
Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 慕情
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly 続・夕陽のガンマン
Theme From “The Apartment” アパートの鍵貸しますのテーマ
The High And The Mighty 紅の翼
●Ｂ面: 15:11
As Time Goes By カサブランカ～「時の過ぎ行くまま」
Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe ハーヴェイ・ガールズのテーマ
Hatari ハタリ！
The Pink Panther ピンク・パンサー
Theme From “Days Of Wine And Roses” 酒とバラの日々
The Shadow Of Your Smile いそしぎ
Never On Sunday 日曜はダメよ
Secret Love カラミティ・ジェーン～「秘めたる恋」
Theme From “The Godfather” ゴッドファーザー愛のテーマ
Zorba The Greek その男ゾルバ
Three Coins In The Fountain 愛の泉
Windmills Of Your Mind 華麗なる賭け～「風のささやき」
Strike Up The Band ストライク・アップ・ザ・バンド
Hooray For Hollywood 聖林（ハリウッド）ホテル
The Merrily We Roll Along メリリー・ウィー・ロール・アロング
最後に拍手が入る。
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Stars on 45 – Medley: Intro “Venus”-Sugar Sugar-No Reply-I’ll Be Back-Drive My Car-Do You Want To Know A Secret-We Can Work It Out-I Should Have Known Better-Nowhere Man-You’re Going To Lose That Girl-Stars On 45（Netherlands：1981, US･UK:1981/04 stereo 45）
スターズ・オン – ショッキング・ビートルズ45
オランダ発の企画物。ディスコとその音楽のブームが大衆化・陳腐化を極め、もはや伸び代がないことを示した大ヒットだった。
Pop Chart Peaks: #1 on Billboard, Cash Box & Record World – A/C Peak: 11 – UK Peaks: 1 （NME, MM）, 2 （BMRB）
Credited in some countries as Starsound, this Dutch studio group produced by Jaap Eggermont gave us one of the world’s most memorable pop creations of the early 1980s. The recording’s background is too complex to summarize here, but see these Wikipedia pages for more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stars_on_45_（song） and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stars_on_45
The Beach Boys – The Beach Boys Medley（1981/07 mono 45）
ビーチ・ボーイズ – ビーチ・ボーイズU.S.A.
Good Vibrations
Help Me Rhonda
I Get Around
Shut Down
Surfin’ Safari
Barbara Ann
Surfin’ U.S.A.
Fun Fun Fun
オリジナル音源を編集でつなげたメドレー。
シングルＢ面には “God Only Knows”（神のみぞ知る）が収録されている。
米盤シングルはＡ・Ｂ面とも MONO 表示だが、日本盤シングル（1981）はＡ・Ｂ面とも STEREO となっている。
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 5, Cash Box 8, Billboard 12 – A/C Peak: 20 – UK Peak: 47 （BMRB）
Medley singles were a thing in 1981 & 1982: Beach Boys, Beatles, Elvis, Stars On 45, Hooked On Classics, Hooked On Swing, etc.
On this 45: Good Vibrations-Help Me, Rhonda-I Get Around-Shut Down-Surfin’ Safari-Barbara Ann-Surfin’ U.S.A.-Fun, Fun, Fun. And if you’re a Beach Boys fan, you might also enjoy this extended disco-era medley by the Canadian group Sea Cruise which I recently posted to The45Prof
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The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Hooked On Classics（UK:1981/07/31, US:1981/09 stereo 45 single version）
２度目の引用。
produced by Jeff Jarratt & Don Reedman
（debuted late’81） 1982 Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 9, Billboard & Cash Box 10 – A/C Peak: 8 – UK Peaks: 1 （MM）, 2 （BMRB, NME）
The “Stars On 45” and “Hooked On Classics” releases were among the most notable successes which helped spur the early-1980s medley recording fad. This Top 10 single was an edit of the longer lead track from the first “Hooked On Classics” LP, conducted by arranger-musician Louis Clark, who was also known for his work with Electric Light Orchestra. A label error failed to include “1812 Overture,” which follows “March Of The Toreadors.”
* While the so-called “Official” UK singles chart history from this period utilizes data from only one of the three existing national singles charts （BMRB, as published in Music Week and in which this record did not reach the top）, for historical reference our channel also credits as “#1 UK hit” any title which achieved that peak in one or more of the other two then-commonly-referenced charts （New Musical Express & Melody Maker）.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Hooked On Classics（1981 mono radio promo 45）
２度目の引用。
Louis Clark Conducting The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Hooked On Classics Parts 1 & 2
ルイス・クラーク指揮 ロイヤル・フィルハーモニー管弦楽団 – フックト･オン･クラシックス（パート1&2）
from the album “Hooked On Classics”（UK:1981）フックト・オン・クラシックス ショッキング･クラシック･メドレー106
２度目の引用。
Rimsky-Korsakov: Flight Of The Bumble Bee 熊蜂の飛行（リムスキーコルサコフ）
Mozart: Symphony No. 40 交響曲第40番ト短調K.550（モーツァルト）
Gershwin: Rhapsody In Blue ラプソディ・イン・ブルー（ガーシュイン）
Sibelius: Karelia Suite カレリア組曲（シベリウス）
Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 交響曲第5番（ベートーヴェン）
Bach: Toccata トッカータとフーガ ニ短調（Ｊ．Ｓ．バッハ）
Mozart: Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (1st Movt.) アイネ・クライネ・ナハトムジーク（第1楽章）（モーツアルト）
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 交響曲第9番二短調作品125（ベートーヴェン）
Rossini: William Tell Overture ウイリアム・テル序曲（ロッシーニ）
Mozart: Aria From “The Marriage Of Figaro” 「フィガロの結婚」よりアリア（モーツアルト）
Tchaikovsky: Romeo & Juliet ロメオとジュリエット（チャイコフスキー）
J. Clarke: Trumpet Voluntary トランペット・ヴォランタリ－（Ｊ．クラーク）
Handel: Hallelujah Chorus ハレルヤ・コーラス（ヘンデル）
Grieg: Piano Concerto In ‘A’ Minor ピアノ協奏曲イ短調（グリーク）
Bizet: March Of The Toreadors 闘牛士の行進曲（ビゼー）
Tchaikovsky: 1812 Overture 大序曲「1812年」（チャイコフスキー）
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Spinners – Medley: Yesterday Once More / Nothing Remains The Same（1981/02）
スピナーズ – イエスタデイ・ワンス・モア
※アルバムではそれぞれ１曲として収録されている。
from the album “Labor Of Love”（1981）イエスタデイ・ワンス・モア
スピナーズ – イエスタデイ・ワンス・モア
スピナーズ – 愛の道程
Meco – Empire Strikes Back（Medley）Darth Vader / Yoda’s Theme（US:1980/06 45 single version）
ミーコ – 「スター・ウォーズ/帝国の逆襲」メドレー ダース・ベイダーのマーチ ヨーダのテーマ
Time: 3:02
Ｂ面は “The Force Theme”（ルーク・スカイウォーカーのテーマ）。
arranged by Meco & Lance
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 9, Billboard 18, Cash Box 24
This rockin’ movie theme medley was also issued as a four-minute track on the 10-inch EP “Meco Plays Music From The Empire Strikes Back”
Meco – Empire Strikes Back（Medley）Darth Vader / Yoda’s Theme（1980 mono radio promo 45）
arranged by Meco & Lance
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 9, Billboard 18, Cash Box 24
This rockin’ movie theme medley was also issued as a four-minute track on the 10-inch EP “Meco Plays Music From The Empire Strikes Back”
Meco – Empire Strikes Back（Medley）Darth Vader / Yoda’s Theme（1980 10″EP version）
ミーコ – スター・ウォーズ/帝国の逆襲メドレー（ダース・ベイダーのマーチ/ヨーダのテーマ）
from the EP “Plays Music From ‘The Empire Strikes Back'”（1980）スター・ウォーズ/帝国の逆襲
Time: 4:05
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EP 収録曲:
Empire Strikes Back （Medley） Darth Vader / Yoda’s Theme スター・ウォーズ/帝国の逆襲メドレー（ダース・ベイダーのマーチ／ヨーダのテーマ）
The Battle In The Snow 霧の中の戦い
The Force Theme ルーク・スカイウォーカーのテーマ
The Asteroid Field / Finale 小惑星の原野/フィナーレ
Spinners – Medley: Cupid / I’ve Loved You For A Long Time（1980/05 stereo 45 single version）
スピナーズ – キューピッド
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard & Record World 4, Cash Box 5 – R&B Peak: 5 – A/C Peak: 3 – UK Peak: 3 （NME）
From the Spinners’ “Love Trippin'” album came this fourth version of Sam Cooke’s song “Cupid” to achieve Top 40 status （Cooke, Johnny Nash, Tony Orlando & Dawn previously）.
Spinners – Medley: Cupid / I’ve Loved You For A Long Time（1980 mono radio promo 45）
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard & Record World 4, Cash Box 5 – R&B Peak: 5 – A/C Peak: 3 – UK Peak: 3 （NME）
From the Spinners’ “Love Trippin'” album came this fourth version of Sam Cooke’s song “Cupid” to achieve Top 40 status （Cooke, Johnny Nash, Tony Orlando & Dawn previously）.
Spinners – Medley: Cupid / I’ve Loved You For A Long Time（album version）
スピナーズ – メドレー キューピッド／君を思い続けて
from the album “Love Trippin'”（1980）キューピッド
Spinners – Medley: Working My Way Back To You / Forgive Me, Girl（1979/12）
スピナーズ – ワーキング
from the album “Dancin’ And Lovin'”（1979）ワーキング
スピナーズ – メドレー ワーキング／あやまち
Donna Summer – MacArthur Park Suite: MacArthur Park / One Of A Kind/Heavens Knows / MacArthur Park（Reprise）
ドナ・サマー – マッカーサー・パーク組曲：マッカーサー・パーク～ワン・オブ・ア・カインド～ヘブンズ・ノウス～マッカーサー・パーク〔リプライズ〕
from the album “Live And More”（1978）ベスト・オブドナ・サマー～ライブ・アンド・モア
２度目の引用。
平野雅昭 – 演歌チャンチャカチャン（1977/11/25）
緑の地平線
かえり船
名月赤城山
東京ラプソディ
青い背広で
小樽のひとよ
くちなしの花
理由
わたしの城下町
せんせい
貴方につくします
夫婦鏡
おゆき
わたし祈ってます
Sea Cruise – Beach Boys Medley（Canada:1978）
from the album “Sea Cruise”（Canada:1978）
シングル盤ではＡ・Ｂ面に Part I、 Part II として収録。
Time: 11:51
Dance Dance Dance
Do You Wanna Dance
Surfin U.S.A.
I Get Around
Wendy
Help Me Rhonda
Surfer Girl
Fun Fun Fun
Good Vibrations
Little Honda
Shut Down
Little Deuce Coupe
California Girls
Summer Finale
Initial Issue on LP Celsius 61000 “Sea Cruise”
arranged & conducted by Jacques Lafleche
produced by John Pantis with Pat Deserio
Gene Pitney – It’s Over / It’s Over（Medley）（1977/10）
Producer: Jerry Fuller
Roy Orbison – It’s Over（1964/03）イッツ・オーヴァー
と
Jimmie Rodgers – It’s Over（1966/04）
の同名異曲メドレー。
２度目の引用。
Lester Lanin and his Orchestra – Christmas Medley（1966）
from the album “Christmas Dance Party”（1959）
White Christmas / I’ll Be Home For Christmas / Home For The Holidays / Happy Holiday
２度目の引用。
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Meco – Star Wars Theme / Cantina Band（1977/07 stereo 45 single version）
ミーコ – スターウォーズのテーマ
produced by Meco Monardo, Harold Wheeler & Tony Bongiovi
Pop Chart Peaks: #1 in Billboard, Cash Box & Record World – R&B Peak: 8 – A/C Peak: 18 – UK Peak: 5 （MM）
Meco （Domenico Monardo） with his chart-topping disco instrumental of John Williams’ iconic movie theme. You’ll note that Meco’s complete “Star Wars” medley from which this came ran a teeny bit longer on the LP. If you’re a fan of the recording, there’s much detailed background available at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_and_Other_Galactic_Funk
Meco – Star Wars Theme / Cantina Band（1977 mono radio promo 45）
produced by Meco Monardo, Harold Wheeler & Tony Bongiovi
Pop Chart Peaks: #1 in Billboard, Cash Box & Record World – R&B Peak: 8 – A/C Peak: 18 – UK Peak: 5 （MM）
Meco （Domenico Monardo） with his chart-topping disco instrumental of John Williams’ iconic movie theme. You’ll note that Meco’s complete “Star Wars” medley from which this came ran a teeny bit longer on the LP. If you’re a fan of the recording, there’s much detailed background available at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_and_Other_Galactic_Funk
Meco – Star Wars Medley （album version）
from the album “Music Inspired By Star Wars And Other Galactic Funk”（1977/07）スター・ウォーズ～銀河系ファンクの世界～
６月にレコーディング、７月にリリースされている。
平尾昌晃、ミッキー・カーチス、山下敬二郎 – 上陸！ロックン・ロール・タイフーン（1977/06）
編曲：平尾昌晃
君はわが運命
ダイアナ
恋の片道切符
オー・キャロル
悲しき街角
ルイジアナ・ママ
悲しき街角
ルイジアナ・ママ
ロコ・モーション
ダイアナ
アイ・ニード・ユア・ラブ・トゥナイト
監獄ロック
冷たくしないで
ハウンド・ドッグ
ビー・バップ・ア・ルーラ
ブルー・スエード・シューズ
ロック・アラウンド・ザ・クロック
ブルー・スエード・シューズ
ティーン・エイジ・ブギ
Shalamar – Uptown Festival （Part 1）（1977/03 stereo 45 single version）
シャラマー – アップタウン・フェスティバル
Ｂ面は同曲（Part 2）。
Part 1:
Going To a Go-Go ゴーイング・トゥ・ア・ゴー・ゴー
I Can’t Help Myself（Suger Pie, Honey Bunch） アイ・キャント・ヘルプ・マイセルフ
Uptight アップタイト
Stop! In The Name Of Love ストップ・イン・ザ・ネーム・オブ・ラブ
It’s The Same Old Song イッツ・ザ・セイム・オールド・ソング
Part 2:
The Tears Of A Clown 涙のクラウン
Love Is Like An Itching In My Heart 乱れるハート
This Old Heart Of Mine（Is Weak For You） ジス・オールド・ハート・オブ・マイン
Baby Love ベイビー・ラブ
He Was Really Saying Somethin’ ヒー・ワズ・リアリー・セイイング・サムシン
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 25, Cash Box 61, Record World 77 – R&B Peak: 10 – UK Peak: 29 （NME）
The first hit for Shalamar （initially featuring only session singers） was this disco medley of Motown songs.
Shalamar – Uptown Festival（album version）
シャラマー – アップタウン・フェスティバル
from the album “Uptown Festival”（1977）アップタウン・フェスティバル
Time: 8:52
Dr. Buzzard’s Original “Savannah” Band – Whispering / Cherchez La Femme / Se Si Bon（1976/10 45 single）
produced by Sandy Linzer
（debuted late’76） 1977 Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 23, Billboard 27, Record World 34 – R&B Peak: 31 – A/C Peak: 22
Biggest hit for the swing-influenced disco band; and here’s the full-length LP track
Dr. Buzzard’s Original “Savannah” Band – Whispering / Cherchez La Femme / Se Si Bon（album version）
オリジナル・サヴァンナ・バンド – ウィスパリング/シェルシェ・ラ・ファム/セ・シ・ボン
from the album “Dr. Buzzard’s Original Savannah Band”（1976）ファンキー・ノスタルジア
Glen Campbell – Don’t Pull Your Love / Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye（1976/03 stereo 45）
グレン・キャンベル – 恋のかけひき
produced by Dennis Lambert & Brian Potter
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 27, Cash Box 41, Record World 47 – C&W Peak: 4 – A/C Peak: 10
Glen’s twofer of titles originally popularized by Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds in 1971 and The Casinos in 1967.
Glen Campbell – Don’t Pull Your Love / Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye（1976 mono radio promo 45）
produced by Dennis Lambert & Brian Potter
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 27, Cash Box 41, Record World 47 – C&W Peak: 4 – A/C Peak: 10
Glen’s twofer of titles originally popularized by Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds in 1971 and The Casinos in 1967.
Gladys Knight & The Pips – The Way We Were / Try To Remember（1975/05 stereo 45）
グラディス・ナイト＆ザ・ピップス – 追憶 / トライ・トゥ・リメンバー
ライブ録音。
語りから入る。
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 9, Cash Box 10, Billboard 11 – R&B Peak: 6 – A/C Peak: 2 – UK Peak: 3 （NME, MM）
Recorded live at the Pine Knob Music Theater, northwest of Detroit.
Gladys Knight & The Pips – The Way We Were / Try To Remember（1975 mono radio promo 45）
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 9, Cash Box 10, Billboard 11 – R&B Peak: 6 – A/C Peak: 2 – UK Peak: 3 （NME, MM）
Recorded live at the Pine Knob Music Theater, northwest of Detroit.
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Al Wilson – I Won’t Last A Day Without You / Let Me Be The One（1974/12）
アル・ウィルソン
produced by Jerry Fuller
Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 61, Billboard 70, Record World 77 – R&B Peak: 18 – A/C Peak: 39
Paul Williams, Roger Nichols 作の
（１）
Carpenters “I Won’t Last A Day Without You”（1971/02）
カーペンターズ – ア・デイ・ウィズアウト・ユー
（２）
Carpenters “Let Me Be The One” from the album “Carpenters”（1971）ふたりの誓い カーペンターズ第3集
カーペンターズ – あなたの影になりたい
Nanette Workman “Let Me Be The One”（UK:1970/11/20）
のメドレー。
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The Ovations Featuring Louis Williams – Having A Party（Medley）（1973/08）
サム・クック メドレー
２度目の引用。
The New Seekers – Pinball Wizard / See Me, Feel Me（UK:1973/02/16, US:1973/02 stereo 45）
ザ・ニュー・シーカーズ – ピンボールの魔術師 シーミー, フィール・ミー
ロック・オペラ「トミー」より
Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 21, Record World 26, Billboard 29 – A/C Peak: 34 – UK Peaks: 12 （NME）, 16 （BMRB, MM）
Medley from The Who rock opera “Tommy” was the New Seekers’ final U.S. hit.
Johnny Mathis – Soul And Inspiration / Just Once In My Life（1972/10）
produced by Jerry Fuller
A/C Chart Peak: 37
Stephen Stills – Rock And Roll Crazies Medley（1972/05）
（a. Crazies ~ b. Cuban Bluegrass ~ c. Jet Set（Sigh）
スティヴン・スティルス・マナサス – ロックン・ロール・クレイジーズ
シングル “It Doesn’t Matter”（どうってことないよ）のＢ面。
バッファロー・スプリングフィールド、クロスビー、スティルス＆ナッシュだった人。
２度目の引用。
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Barbra Streisand – Sweet Inspiration / Where You Lead（1972/05/25 stereo 45）
バーブラ・ストライサンド – スイート・インスピレーション / 地の果てまでも
from the album “Live Concert At The Forum”（1972）フォーラム劇場のバーブラ・ストライサンド
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 30, Billboard 37, Cash Box 41 – A/C Peak: 15
This medley of “Sweet Inspiration” （a 1968 hit by The Sweet Inspirations） and “Where You Lead” （Barbra’s studio version had reached Top 40 in 1971） was a’live’ performance from the Four for McGovern Concert at the Forum in Los Angeles County on April 15, 1972,
Barbra Streisand – Sweet Inspiration/Where You Lead（1972 mono radio promo 45）
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 30, Billboard 37, Cash Box 41 – A/C Peak: 15
This medley of “Sweet Inspiration” （a 1968 hit by The Sweet Inspirations and “Where You Lead” （Barbra’s studio version had reached Top 40 in 1971 was a’live’ performance from the Four for McGovern Concert at the Forum in Los Angeles County on April 15, 1972,
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Steve Lawrence – Ain’t No Sunshine / You Are My Sunshine（1972/03）
arranged & conducted by Nelson Riddle
３度目の引用。
A/C Chart Peak: 24
Steve does the medley thing joined by recording studio royalty: Nelson Riddle conducting in a session overseen by Don Costa, who had arranged and conducted his memorable ABC-Paramount hits more than a decade earlier. Here also is the original Bill Withers “Ain’t No Sunshine” hit of 1971
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Elvis Presley – An American Trilogy
Aloha From Hawaii, Live in Honolulu, 1973
２度目の引用。
Elvis Presley – An American Trilogy
２度目の引用。
Mickey Newbury – An American Trilogy（1971/10 stereo 45）
ミッキー・ニューベリー
srrsnged by Mickey Newbury
２度目の引用。
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 24, Billboard 26, Cash Box 46 – Easy Listening Peak: 9 – UK Peak: 42 （BMRB）
Here’s Mickey’s medley of “Dixie,” “Battle Hymn Of The Republic,” and “All My Trials” in its 3:46 single 45 version, which ends prior to the additional one-minute orchestral finale included on the LP. The piece is often associated with Elvis, who performed it regularly in concert. His 1972 single release peaked at #66 on The Hot 100.
The 5th Dimension – Medley: A Change Is Gonna Come / People Gotta Be Free（1970/02）
フィフス・ディメンション – メドレー：ア・チェンジ・イズ・ゴナ・カム＆自由への讃歌
シングル “The Declaration”（平和のために（独立宣言））のＢ面。
２度目の引用。
The Lettermen – Traces / Memories Medley（1969/12/01 stereo 45）
レターメン – 想い出の二人
クラシックス・フォー『トレーセス』とエルヴィス・プレスリー『メモリーズ』のメドレー。
２度目の引用。
（debuted late’69） 1970 Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard & Record World 47, Cash Box 51 – Easy Listening Peak: 3
As they had done two years earlier with “Goin’ Out Of My Head / Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,” the Lettermen again created a hit record by combining two 1960s songs popularized by other artists: The Classics IV and Elvis.
Cat Mother and the All Night News Boys – Good Old Rock’N Roll（1969/06 stereo 45）
キャット・マザーとオール・ナイト・ニュース・ボーイズ – グッド・オールド・ロックン・ロール
２度目の引用。
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 12, Cash Box 16, Billboard 21
Jimi Hendrix co-produced this joyful tribute to The Fifties, consisting of Sweet Little Sixteen, Long Tall Sally, Chantilly Lace, Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On, Blue Suede Shoes, and Party Doll.
The Dells – I Can Sing A Rainbow / Love Is Blue（1969/05 stereo 45）ラブ・イズ・ブルー
３度目の引用。
produced by Bobby Miller
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 14, Cash Box 18, Billboard 22 – R&B Peak: 5
Often thought of as a’children’s song,’ “I Can Sing A Rainbow” （aka “Sing A Rainbow”） is interwoven here with a bellowingly-delivered lyric treatment of the popular French tune. Some issues of the 45 showed the title as “Medley: Can Sing A Rainbow （A. Hamilton） Love Is Blue （Blackburn-Popp）”
＜参考＞
I Can Sing A Rainbow – Rainbow Song
2009/07/26
MyVoxSongs Nursery Rhymes
３度目の引用。
Dee Irwin & Mamie Galore – Medley: By The Time I Get To Phoenix / I Say A Little Pray（1968/10）
２度目の引用。
Bobby Vee – Medley: My Girl, Hey Girl（1968/03/26 mono 45）
produced by Dallas Smith
Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 17, Record World 18, Billboard 35
Bobby interwove these two great 1960s ballads to create his final top-40 single.
The Lettermen – Goin’ Out Of My Head / Can’t Take My Eyes Off You（1967/11/20）
ライブ録音（風）？
produced by Kelly Gordon
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 6, Billboard & Cash Box 7
‘Live’ medley intertwining the Little Anthony and Frankie Valli hits.
Bunny Sigler – Let The Good Times Roll & Feel So Good（1967/06 mono 45）
produced by Madara-White-Huff
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 19, Cash Box 21, Billboard 22 – R&B Peak: 20
Sigler combines two R&B hits popularized by Shirley & Lee in the mid-1950s, the latter title also recorded in 1960 by Johnny Preston as “Feel So Fine.”
Medley: Meet Me in St. Louis / Take Me out to the Ballgame / In the Good Old Summertime…
フレディー・キャノン – セントルイスで会いましょう～ベース・ボールに連れていって～昔なつかしの夏のころ
from the album “Palisades Park”（1962）ザ・ベスト・オブ・フレディー・キャノン
The Four Preps – More Money For You And Me（medley）（1961/07/17 45 single version）
orchestra conducted by Lincoln Mayorga
Mr.Blue
Alley Oop
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
In This Whole Wide World
A Worried Man
Tom Dooley
A Teenager In Love
「Hooked on」物とか「チャンチャカチャン」とかの元祖でしょうかね。
Hotcha Trio – Medley: Le Piano Du Pauvre / La Petite Tonkinoise / La Petite Diligence
Sus componentes era Joop Heijman, Geert Van Driesten y Jan Vuik
Tony Bennett – Alone At Last and My Foolish Heart（1958/02/10）
with Ralph Sharon & his Orchestra
Johnny Maddox and The Rhythmasters – Rock And Roll Medley（1956/12）
“I’m In Love Again,” “I Almost Lost My Mind,” “I Hear You Knocking”
Winifred Atwell and her “Other” piano with rhythm accompaniment – Let’s Have Another Party（Parts 1 & 2）（1954）
メドレー “Let’s Have A Party”（1953）の続編企画。
Ａ面ラストがコント落ちのフレーズ。
２度目の引用。
Before the rise in international popularity of German pianist Fritz Schulz-Reichel （aka Crazy Otto）, England’s record charts were being populated by lively instrumental piano pieces–and medleys such as this–by Trinidad-born pianist Atwell. This two-sided single was the fifth of her nine top-10 releases.
Part 1: Somebody Stole My Gal, I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight, When The Red Red Robin, Bye Bye Blackbird, The Sheik Of Araby, Another Little Drink
Part 2: Lily Of Laguna, Honeysuckle And The Bee, Broken Doll, Nellie Dean
The Modernaires – A Salute To Glenn Miller（1953/12 version）
A1. I’ve Got A Gal In Kalamazoo
A2. Moonlight Cocktail
A3. Elmer’s Tune; Moonlight Serenade
A4. Chattanooga Choo-Choo
Part 2
B1. String Of Pearls
B2. Serenade In Blue
B3. At Last
B4. Perfidia
orchestra conducted by Fran Scott
Coinciding with the 1954 release of “The Glenn Miller Story,” Coral issued this medley, which was an updated arrangement of a （one-sided） Miller tribute which the group had previously recorded for the Columbia label
The Modernaires with Paula Kelly – Salute To Glenn Miller（Medley）（1946）
2. Elmer’s Tune
3. Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree （With Anyone Else But Me）
4. Chattanooga Choo Choo
orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres
recorded February 11, 1946
Billboard Juke Box Chart Peak: 18
In 1954 the Mods would record an extended two-sided “Salute To Glenn Miller” for the Coral label. On this version we hear “Moonlight Serenade,” “Elmer’s Tune,” “Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree,” and “Chattanooga Choo Choo.” For the flip side “Juke Box Saturday Night,”
Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians – Notre Dame Medley（Parts 1 & 2）（1940）
米超名門カトリック系私立大学の校歌・応援歌メドレー。
Side 1: When The Irish Backs Go Marching By, Hike Notre Dame, Notre Dame Our Mother
Side 2: Notre Dame Victory March, Down The Line
Back in 1929 the Lombardo orchestra had recorded a similar two-sided college medley of fight songs and alma maters associated with Big Ten schools
Louis Levy & his Orchestra – Walt Disney Medley（1940）
（Parts 1 & 2） （instrumental）
Composed for various Disney animated films, the tunes on Side 1 came from the shorter “Silly Symphony” cartoons and the familiar Side 2 songs from the studio’s first two feature-length releases.
Side 1
See The Funny Little Bunnies （Funny Little Bunnies-1934）
The World Owes Me a Living （The Grasshopper and the Ants-1934）
Lullaby Land （Lullaby Land-1933）
The Penguin Is a Very Funny Creature （Peculiar Penguins-1934）
Side 2
Whistle While You Work （Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs-1937）
Some Day My Prince Will Come （Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs-1937）
When You Wish Upon a Star （Pinocchio-1940）
Levy was a prominent musical director in British films and on radio, where he introduced his popular “Music From The Movies” series. This is one of the various orchestral medleys that he recorded, having previously released a series of dance records for Regal Zonophone as The Gaumont British Dance Orchestra.
Louis Levy and his Gaumont British Symphony – Music From The Movies–1937（1937）
（Parts 1 & 2） （instrumental）
Levy was a prominent musical director in British films and on radio, where he introduced his popular “Music From The Movies” series. This is one of several late 1930s orchestral medleys that he recorded, having previously released a series of dance records for Regal Zonophone as The Gaumont British Dance Orchestra.
Open & close: March Of The Movies （Gaumont British Newsreel theme）
We Saw The Sea （Follow The Fleet）
Would You? （San Francisco）
Top Hat, White Tie and Tails （Top Hat）
My Heart And I （Anything Goes）
Broadway Rhythm （Broadway Melody Of 1936）
Where Are You? （Top Of The Town）
September In The Rain （Melody For Two）
Thanks A Million （Thanks A Million）
Lovely Lady （King Of Burlesque）
I Saw A Ship A-Sailing （traditional）
Louis Levy and his Gaumont-British Symphony – “On The Avenue”–Selection（1937）
“On The Avenue” Medley （Parts 1 & 2）
vocal: Janet Lind & Gerry Fitz Gerald
Included here are these four Irving Berlin titles from the entertaining 1937 Fox musical “On The Avenue,” which starred Dick Powell, Madeleine Carroll, and Alice Faye.
Slumming On Park Avenue
This Year’s Kisses （Janet Lind, vocal）
You’re Laughing At Me
I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm （Gerry Fitz Gerald, vocal）
Levy was a prominent musical director in British films and on radio, where he introduced his popular “Music From The Movies” series. This is one of several late-1930s orchestral medleys that he recorded, having previously released a series of dance records for Regal Zonophone as The Gaumont British Dance Orchestra.
Bing Crosby – Medley Of Gus Edwards Song Hits（1939）
with The Music Maids
orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter
Bing’s “The Star Maker” was a film loosely patterned on the life of vaudeville composer, entertainer, and producer Gus Edwards.
Victor Orchestra and Mixed Chorus – Presenting: “Red, Hot And Blue” by Cole Porter Parts 1 & 2（1936）
recorded October 13, 1936
12-inch two-sider medley conducted by Leonard Joy. The 1936 stage musical ran for 183 performances and starred Ethel Merman, Jimmy Durante & Bob Hope.
Side 1:
It’s De-lovely （chorus）
You’ve Got Something （Alan Holt）
It’s De-lovely （Rae Giersdorf）
Ridin’ High （chorus）
Side 2:
Ours （Alan Holt）
Good-bye, Little Dream, Good-bye （Rae Giersdorf）
You’ve Got Something （orchestra）
It’s De-lovely （Rae Giersdorf）
Red, Hot and Blue （chorus）
Ray Noble and his London Orchestra – Ray Noble Medley（Parts 1 & 2）（1936）
vocal: Al Bowlly
Side 1
The Very Thought Of You
The Touch Of Your Lips
Love Is The Sweetest Thing
Side 2
Love Locked Out
What More Can I Ask
It’s All Forgotten Now
Goodnight, Sweetheart （Al Bowlly vocal）
What a great entertainment! This 12-inch 78 remained in-print well into the 1940s, featuring seven songs written or co-written by bandleader-composer Noble. Links to his original recordings of each song are included below.
Anton & the Paramount Theatre Orchestra, London, Reginald Foort at the organ – “Follow The Fleet” Selection, Part1 & 2（1936）
（instrumental）
Anton （real name Arthur Sweeting） and his Orchestra were regularly featured on the BBC Light Programme and Home Service for more than two decades, and for the latter half of the’30s he had served as conductor of the Paramount Theater Orchestra in London’s Tottenham Court Road. In addition to weekly broadcasts during that period, Anton recorded a number of these showtune medleys for HMV.
Anton & the Paramount Theatre Orchestra, London, Al Bollington at the organ – “On Your Toes” Selection, Part1 & 2（1936）
（instrumental）
“On Your Toes” was the 1936 Rodgers & Hart musical starring Ray Bolger that introduced “There’s A Small Hotel” “Slaughter On Tenth Avenue” and “Glad To Be Unhappy.” On this recording:
Side One
It’s Got To Be Love
Too Good For The Average Man
On Your Toes
The Heart Is Quicker Than The Eye
Side Two
Slaughter On Tenth Avenue
Quiet Night
There’s A Small Hotel
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra – Jubilee Medley, Parts 1 & 2（1935）
vocal: Ramona, The Kings Men, Roy Bargy, and Bud Linn
Side 1: Just One Of Those Things, Why Shouldn’t I, Me And Marie
Side 2: A Picture Of Me Without You, Begin The Beguine, When Love Comes Your Way
If the title of the musical “Jubilee” （book by Moss Hart, score by Cole Porter） is unfamiliar to you, perhaps you’ve heard of the songs “Begin The Beguine” and “Just One Of Those Things”? The play opened 10-12-35 for 169 performances and starred Mary Boland and Melville Cooper. On this two-sided 12-inch Victor we hear nine minutes of “Jubilee” tunes featuring the big Whiteman orchestra and his cast of singers, headed by Ramona Davies.
New Mayfair Orchestra – Jubilee Dance Memories, No. 1（1935）
（Parts 1 & 2–instrumental）
conducted by Carroll Gibbons
By early 1935 Ray Noble, Al Bowlly, and drummer Bill Harty had departed for Noble’s new career in America, so session conducting duties for his UK band–reverting to its original “New Mayfair” identity–were shared by several different leaders during the years that followed.
Side 1 Songs
I’m Afraid To Go Home In The Dark
Alexander’s Ragtime Band
Oh, You Beautiful Doll
Get Out And Get Under
Underneath The Stars
Hello! Who’s Your Lady Friend
If You Were The Only Girl In The World
Let The Great Big World Keep Turning
Good-Bye-ee
Side 2 Songs
Dardanella
I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles
How Ya Gonna Keep’Em Down On The Farm
Coal Black Mammy
Avalon
The Sheik Of Araby
My Sweetie Went Away
What’ll I Do
Horsey, Keep Your Tail Up
Billy Merrin & his Commanders – Wonder Bar–Selection Parts 1 & 2 （1934）
vocal: Ken Crossley
Two-sided British-made dance band medley of Dubin & Warren tunes from the Al Jolson-Warner Bros. pre-code film “Wonder Bar.”
Side 1
Why Do I Dream Those Dreams （instrumental）
Don’t Say Goodnight （vocal）
Vive La France （brief vocal chorus）
Side 2
Goin’ To Heaven On A Mule （instrumental）
Wonder Bar （vocal）
Geraldo and his Sweet Music – “Evergreen” Selection-Parts I & II（1934）
vocal: Cyril Grantham, （?）Jimmy Turnbull, and （?）Bill Tringham
Popular London-born bandleader Geraldo Bright presents six tunes from the Jessie Matthews stage musical “Evergreen,” some composed by Rodgers & Hart （from the original 1930 production） and others by Harry Woods （written for the 1934 film version）.
Over two sides of a 10-inch disc, we hear:
Dear, Dear
When You’ve Got A Little Springtime In Your Heart
Tinkle! Tinkle! Tinkle!
Dancing On The Ceiling
Over My Shoulder
Just By Your Example
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Paul Whiteman in a Tabloid Version of “Let’Em Eat Cake”（1933 picture disc）
vocal: Bob Lawrence, The Rhythm Boys, and Ramona Davies
Four George & Ira Gershwin songs from the failed （89 performances） politically-themed 1933 musical that was written by George S. Kaufman & Morrie Ryskind and starred William Gaxton, Victor Moore, and Lois Moran.
Mine （Bob Lawrence）
Let’Em Eat Cake （Orchestra）
Union Square （Bob Lawrence & Rhythm Boys）
On And On And On （Rhythm Boys）
Mine （Bob Lawrence & Ramona）
This 12-inch 78rpm platter was one of RCA Victor’s special’picture disc’ releases with images covering the entire playing surface of both sides. To construct these, a shellac core was sandwiched between two illustrated sheets, which were then coated with clear plastic upon which the recording was pressed.
See also the flipside medley from Irving Berlin’s “As Thousands Cheer”
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – RCA Victor presents Paul Whiteman in a Tabloid Version of “As Thousands Cheer” （1933）
vocal: Ramona Davies and Jack Fulton
Victor 39003（picture disc）
The topical 1933 Broadway revue “As Thousands Cheer” （Moss Hart, book; Irving Berlin, music） ran for an impressive 400 performances and starred Helen Broderick, Clifton Webb, Marilyn Miller （her final stage appearance） and Ethel Waters. In addition to the four titles included on this Whiteman medley, the songs “Heat Wave” “Harlem On My Mind” and “Lonely Heart” were also included in the original stage score.
How’s Chances （Orchestra）
Supper Time （Ramona）
Easter Parade （Jack Fulton）
Not For All The Rice In China （Ramona）
This 12-inch 78rpm platter was one of RCA Victor’s special’picture disc’ releases with images covering the entire playing surface of both sides. To construct these, a shellac core was sandwiched between two illustrated sheets, which were then coated with clear plastic upon which the recording was pressed.
Jack Payne & his Band – Hits From “Forty-Second Street”Parts 1 & 2（1933）
vocal: Jack Payne, Billy Scott-Coomber, and Trio
recorded in London June 1933
Young And Healthy （Jack Payne vocal）
Shuffle Off To Buffalo （trio vocal）
You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me （Billy Scott-Coomber vocal）
Forty-Second Street （trio vocal）
Isham Jones and his Orchestra – Dance Medley（1933）
recorded in NYC February 14, 1933
Pressed at 33 1/3 rpm, this 10-inch gold label RCA Victor’Program Transcription’ disc contains a continuous 7:31 performance of three songs that Jones also recorded individually in different takes at the same session for regular 78rpm release. Manufactured not as a’broadcast transcription’ for radio use, this series of early LP’s was marketed toward the consumer.
1 You’ve Got Me Crying Again （Newman-Jones） – Joe Martin, vocal
2 Down A Carolina Lane （Perkins-Parish） – Eddie Stone, vocal
3 Honestly （Newman-Jones） – Joe Martin, vocal
Also posted to this channel is a 1932 Isham Jones Program Transcription medley titled “Popular Selections”.
Paul Whiteman and His Concert Orchestra – Medley Of Cole Porter Hits（1933）
vocal: The Pickens Sisters, Ramona, and The Rollickers
On this 12-inch disc “Pops” reprises a trio of Porter hits that had originally been popularized in early 1930: “What Is This Thing Called Love,” “You Do Something To Me,” and “You’ve Got That Thing.”
Maurice Winnick and his Orchestra – Popular Song Medley（Parts 1 & 2）（1933）
vocal: Brian Lawrance
Freddy Gardner （reeds） and Stanley Black （piano） were among the musicians at this session.
Side One:
If I Had Somebody To Love
Don’t Blame Me （vocal）
In The Valley Of The Moon
Side Two:
Lazy Bones （vocal）
Trouble In Paradise
I Like To Go Back In The Evening
Sydney Lipton & his New Grosvenor House Band – Gold Diggers Of 1933–Selection（Parts 1 & 2）（1933）
vocal: Cyril Grantham & trio
Two-sided six-minute medley featuring five Dubin & Warren tunes from that sparkling Warner Brothers musical:
The Gold Diggers’ Song （We’re In The Money）
Shadow Waltz
Remember My Forgotten Man
I’ve Got To Sing A Torch Song
Pettin’ In The Park
Anson Weeks and his Orchestra – “Strike Me Pink” Medley–Part I & Part II（1933）
vocal: Art Wilson and Harriet Lee
On this two-sided 12-inch Brunswick are six Lew Brown-Ray Henderson tunes from the 1933 Broadway revue “Strike Me Pink,” which starred Jimmy Durante and ran for 122 performances. A 1936 film, also titled “Strike Me Pink,” starred Eddie Cantor and featured songs by Lew Brown and Harold Arlen.
Side 1: Strike Me Pink-I Hate To Think That You’ll Grow Old, Baby-Ooh, I’m Thinking
Side 2: Let’s Call It A Day-It’s Great To Be Alive-Home To Harlem
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – A Night With Paul Whiteman At The Biltmore（1932）
recorded in NYC December 2, 1932
78rpm Victor 36199（picture disc）, originally released on Victor 39,000
Entertaining two-sided medley of tunes, some of them Whiteman standards that he had popularized during the 1920s. The original-release picture disc was distributed to patrons of the New York Biltmore Hotel; and Victor reissued both tracks in 1937 on a regular black shellac 12-inch disc as “Whiteman Medley” （from which the posted audio was sourced）.
Side One
Whispering
Japanese Sandman
Some Of These Days （Ramona with Roy Bargy）
Ida （Red MacKenzie
Dinah （Peggy Healy）
When Day Is Done （Harry “Goldie” Goldfield, trumpet）
Side Two
St. Louis Blues （Irene Taylor）
Sweet Sue （Jack Fulton）
Mississippi Mud （Rhythm Boys…post-Bing era）
I Can’t Give You Anything But Love （Jane Vance & Al Dary）
Wabash Blues （Mike Pingatore, banjo）
Three O’Clock In The Morning
The above scan shows one of RCA Victor’s special 12-inch 78rpm’picture disc’ releases with images covering the entire playing surface of both sides. To construct these, a shellac core was sandwiched between two illustrated sheets, which were then coated with clear plastic upon which the recording was pressed.
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Dance Selections（1932）
vocal: Irene Taylor & Jack Fulton
発作のようにテンポが早くなる部分がある。
Pressed at 33 1/3 rpm, this 10-inch gold label RCA Victor’Program Transcription’ disc contains a continuous 6:47 performance of three songs that’Pops’ had also recorded individually at a previous session for regular 78rpm release. Manufactured not as a’broadcast transcription’ for radio use, this series of early LP’s was marketed toward the consumer. For additional information, check out the’transcription disc’ entry in Wikipedia.
1 Willow Weep For Me （Ronell） – Irene Taylor, vocal
2 Take Me In Your Arms （Parish-Rotter-Markush） – Jack Fulton, vocal
3 In The Dim Dim Dawning （Adams-Goodhart-Hoffman） – Irene Taylor, vocal
Waring’s Pennsylvanians – Fox Trot Medley（The Missouri Waltz-That Naughty Waltz）（1932）
Fred and his Pennsylvanians answer the musical question: “When is a waltz not a waltz?” For the also-posted flip side of this 78, Victor placed a British import from a year earlier, the Ambrose recording of “They Didn’t Believe Me.”
Isham Jones and his Orchestra – Popular Selections（1932）
vocal: Frank Hazzard
Pressed at 33 1/3 rpm, this 10-inch gold label RCA Victor’Program Transcription’ disc contains a continuous 5:24 performance of three songs that Jones also recorded individually in different takes at the same session for regular 78rpm release. Manufactured not as a’broadcast transcription’ for radio use, this series of early LP’s was marketed toward the consumer.
1 A Million Dreams （Kahn-Lewis）
2 A Little Street Where Old Friends Meet （Kahn-Woods）
3 What Would Happen To Me If Something Happened To You （Woods） （instrumental）
4 A Million Dreams （instrumental reprise）
Also posted to this channel is a 1933 Isham Jones Program Transcription titled “Dance Medley”.
Joe Moss and his Orchestra – Banking On The Weather / A Great Big Bunch Of You（1932）
vocal: Sammy Fain and Audrey Marsh
From Columbia’s short-lived 18000-D series, this unusual running time of 4:34 on one side of a ten-inch 78rpm disc was part of the company’s “longer playing record” experiment undertaken in 1932.
Frank Trumbauer & his Orchestra – Medley Of Isham Jones’ Dance Hits（1932）
vocal: Johnny Blake & Helen Rowland
Nearly five minutes of listenable dance music is squeezed onto one side of this 10-inch 78, one of only a few such discs issued as part of Columbia’s 18000-D series, their short-lived experiment with a finer-grooved, longer-playing commercial single.
On The Alamo – instrumental
Swingin’ Down The Lane – voc. Helen Rowland （spelled “Roland” on the label）
I’ll See You In My Dreams – voc. Johnny Blake
New Mayfair Orchestra – “The Cat And The Fiddle”-Selection Parts 1 & 2（1932）
conducted by Ray Noble
vocal: Webster Booth
Recording as the New Mayfair Orchestra with vocalist Webster Booth, Noble gives us a two-sided 12-incher containing seven tunes from the successful Jerome Kern-Otto Harbach stage musical “The Cat And The Fiddle,” which opened on Broadway in 1931, in London 1932, and in 1934 made it to the big screen as a pleasant Jeanette MacDonald-Ramon Navarro vehicle for MGM.
Side 1: I Watch The Love Parade, She Didn’t Say Yes, Try To Forget, A New Love Is Old, Poor Pierro
Side 2: The Night Was Made For Love, One Moment Alone, Finale （She Didn’t Say Yes）
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Dance Music from’Hot-Cha’ and’Face The Music’（1932）
vocal: Mildred Bailey, Red McKenzie, King’s Jesters
Two Whiteman medleys–recorded and issued back-to-back on one side of a 10-inch gold-label RCA Victor’Program Transcription’ disc. Manufactured not as a’broadcast transcription’ for radio use, this series of early 33 1/3 LP’s was marketed toward the consumer. For additional information, check out the’transcription disc’ entry in Wikipedia.
Here we have eight minutes of Whiteman music, two medleys, each of which he had also recorded earlier in a slightly different version for release over two sides of a standard 12-inch Victor 78 #36050. The audio source used for this video is an undated （post-1932） RCA Victor test pressing.
Hot-Cha: Lupe Velez, Bert Lahr, Buddy Rogers, and Eleanor Powell were among the “Hot-Cha” cast. It opened 3-8-32 and ran 119 performances, with music composed by Brown & Henderson. The songs featured on this Whiteman medley are:
1 You Can Make My Life A Bed Of Roses （Marry Me）
2 There I Go Dreaming Again （vocal by Mildred Bailey）
3 Say （vocal by Red McKenzie）
Face The Music: The Moss Hart-Irving Berlin political satire opened 2-17-32 for 165 performances, included Mary Boland in the cast, and introduced a couple of Berlin’s memorable depression-era tunes:
1 Soft Lights And Sweet Music
2 I Say It’s Spinach （And The Hell With It） （vocal by The King’s Jesters）
3 On A Roof In Manhattan
4 Let’s Have Another Cup O’ Coffee （vocal by Red McKenzie）
Abe Lyman and his California Orchestra – Of Thee I Sing–Dance Medley（1932）
vocal: Phil Neely, Frank Sylvano and Dick Robertson
２度目の引用。
A 12-inch Brunswick medley of the familiar Gershwin showtunes “Of Thee I Sing,” “Who Cares,” and “Love Is Sweeping The Country” （but good luck finding any other period commercial recordings of that third title）. The musical “Of Thee I Sing” （book by George S. Kaufman & Morrie Riskynd, score by George & Ira Gershwin） opened the day after Christmas 1931, played 441 performances, and starred Victor Moore.
Johnson-Shirley ADBORAF notes that due to the presence of Bennie Krueger and four different vocalists at this session, it’s possible that this and the other titles from that date were actually performed by the ARC house band using Lyman’s name.
Session data also indicates that some weeks earlier （January 8th）, both this and the flipside （Medley from “The Laugh Parade”） had been recorded in longer-duration tracks that were issued on a fine-groove version of the same-numbered Brunswick 20103. The “Of Thee I Sing” side purportedly ran 5:35 as opposed to the 4:33 standard-groove duration heard on this post.
Nat Shilkret conducting the Victor Orchestra – “Music In The Air” Medley（Pts. 1 & 2）（1932）
solo vocals & chorus
The Kern-Hammerstein standards “I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star” and “The Song Is You” highlight a nine-minute selection of tunes from the 1932 Broadway musical “Music In The Air,” issued over two sides of this 12-inch 78rpm platter, one of RCA Victor’s special’picture disc’ releases with images covering the entire playing surface of both sides. To construct these, a shellac core was sandwiched between two illustrated sheets, which were then coated with clear plastic upon which the recording was pressed.
Due to the different physical composition of the disc, playback’surface roar’ tends to be greatly enhanced in comparison to Victor’s usually good-quality 78rpm product. Hopefully any digital artifacts you may notice from my somewhat heavy-handed noise-reduction procedure on this track are not too distracting, as I attempted to reach a comfortable listening compromise.
The photo profiles pictured on side 2 represent actors who appeared in the Broadway production. The actual vocalists heard on this recording are shown below. Shilkret also recorded these same selections, but as a different take, for release on one side of the 12-inch Victor LP 67-2000 （the better-known “A Night With Paul Whiteman At The Biltmore” medley on the flip）.
Side 1
There’s A Hill Beyond A Hill （ensemble）
I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star （Marjorie Horton-Robert Simmons-ensemble）
And Love Was Born （Conrad Thibault）
When The Spring Was In The Air （ensemble）
Side 2
We Belong Together （Marjorie Horton-Robert Simmons）
In Egern On The Tegern Sea （Marjorie Horton）
One More Dance （Robert Simmons-ensemble）
The Song is You （Jack Parker-ensemble）
“I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star” は１９６１年、リンダ・スコットが歌っている（邦題『星に語れば』）。
“The Song is You” は１９４２年、フランク・シナトラがリバイバルヒットさせている。
Jack Payne and His B.B.C. Dance Orchestra – Hold My Hand–Selection, Parts 1 & 2（1931）
（Instrumental）
Songs: Pied Piper, What’s A Little Kiss?, Springtime, Turn On The Music, Hold My Hand, Why Oh Why Am I In Love
Jack Payne and His B.B.C. Dance Orchestra – Tunes Of The Times–Dance Medley,（No. 2）Parts 1 & 2（1931）
with vocal duet & vocal trio
10-inch two-sided medley of eight tunes…some familiar, some not.
Part 1:
（fade-in intro）Say It With Music
Just One More Chance
When It’s Night Time In Nevada （Jack Payne & Bob Busby, vocal）
Come To Me
Part 2:
Nevertheless
Ain’t That The Way It Goes
Walkin’ My Baby Back Home
Smile, Darn Ya, Smile （Billy Scott-Coomber, Bob Busby & Bob Manning, vocal）
（fade-out exit） Say It With Music
Victor Young and The Brunswick Orchestra – Gems From “The Band Wagon”–Parts 1 & 2（1931）
Instrumental with Vocal Choruses（Munn, Rowland, Parker, Luther & trio）
Side 1 – Dancing In The Dark, High And Low, Sweet Music, I Love Louisa
Side 2 – I Love Louisa, New Sun In The Sky, Confession, Dancing In The Dark
A two-sided medley of songs from the outstanding Howard Dietz-Arthur Schwartz score for the 1931 musical revue “The Band Wagon,” with a book by George S. Kaufman and a cast headed by Fred & Adele Astaire, Helen Broderick, Tilly Losch, and Frank Morgan. On this recording, vocals are performed by Frank Munn, Helen Rowland, Jack Parker, Frank Luther, and the Woodyard Trio.
You won’t hear the song “That’s Entertainment,” which wasn’t composed until many years later for the 1953 movie “The Band Wagon,” also starring Fred Astaire but sharing little more than the title and a few of the tunes with the original revue. However, you will hear the delightfully adult “Confession,” which has understandably been largely absent from mass media exposure over the years.
New Mayfair Orchestra – “King Of Jazz”–Selection（Sides 1 & 2） （1930）
conducted by Ray Noble
Selections: A Bench In The Park, It Happened In Monterey, Ragamuffin Romeo, Happy Feet, Song Of The Dawn
This delightful two-sided instrumental by Noble/New Mayfair, unissued by Victor in the U.S., consists of several tunes that were performed in the stylish and important 1930 two-strip Technicolor film “King Of Jazz,” produced by Universal and featuring the Paul Whiteman band along with various other musical and comedy performers.
Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians – College Medley Fox Trot（The Big Ten） （Parts 1 & 2）（1929）
米名門大学の校歌・応援歌メドレー。
It’s a two-sided instrumental rendering of fight songs and alma maters associated with what were– in 1929–Big Ten Conference member schools （yes, University Of Chicago was Big Ten until 1946）.
Per record label, here’s what you’re listening to:
Side 1: Wave The Flag （CHICAGO）, Go U Northwestern （NORTHWESTERN）, We’re Loyal to You Illinois （ILLINOIS）, On Wisconsin （WISCONSIN）
Side 2: Indiana Our Indiana （INDIANA）, The U of M Rouser （MINNESOTA）, Carmen Ohio （OHIO STATE）, The Victors March （MICHIGAN）, Hail Purdue （PURDUE）, Iowa Corn Song （IOWA）.
Ben Selvin & his Orchestra – Selections From “Hollywood Revue Of 1929″（1929）
２度目の引用。
“Singin’ In The Rain” “Your Mother And Mine” and “Orange Blossom Time” are heard in this medley. 23 years before MGM would release their classic 1952 film “Singin’ In The Rain,” that title song had reigned as one of the last major hit tunes of the Roaring 20s. Cliff “Ukulele Ike” Edwards made it famous on record （ https://youtu.be/T2yFwTOPkZk ） and introduced it on-screen in the early musical “The Hollywood Revue Of 1929,” which showed off the “talkie” talents of many of MGM’s top stars.
Ben Selvin & his Orchestra – Selections from “The Broadway Melody”（１929）
Selvin samples the Oscar-winning film’s three top hits: “You Were Meant For Me” “Broadway Melody” and “The Wedding Of The Painted Doll.” He had previously released full-length versions of the first two titles on the best-selling Columbia disc #1738-D. For the flip side medley from “Hollywood Revue of 1929,”
Sir Harry Lauder – Scotch Memories（1928 unaccompanied medley）
recorded in Camden NJ April 18, 1928, US release in February 1929
Songs: Hame O’ Mine, A Scot Is A Scot, My Bonnie Wee Wee
Victor Arden-Phil Ohman and Their Orchestra – Selections from “Good News” （1928）
２度目の引用。
recorded in NYC April 5, 1928
Varsity Drag, Lucky In Love, Good News, The Best Things In Life Are Free, Good News
directed by Frank Black
played on Hurdy Gurdy（Street Organ）- Medley Of Old Timers（1928）
1） Daisy Bell 2） Sweet Rosie O’Grady 3） After The Ball On the flip side is the previously-posted and similarly arranged “Sidewalks Of New York.”
Paul Whiteman and His Concert Orchestra with Mixed Chorus – Selections from “Show Boat” （1928）
２度目の引用。
Tuneful presentation of four Hammerstein-Kern songs, issued on one side of a 12-inch 78.
Why Do I Love You? – Olive Kline
Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man – Mixed Chorus
You Are Love – Lambert Murphy
Make-Believe – Kline & Murphy
The Four Provinces Orchestra – Katie Connor Medley（1927/01）
Side A
Katie Connor Medley
Hillside / Jackets Green / Colleen Dhas
The Four Provinces Orchestra – Little Stack Of Barley / Sand’s Hornpipe（1927/01）
Side B
Little Stack Of Barley / Sand’s Hornpipe
Dan Carroll And Mario Perry – Irish Jigs–Medley（1922）
SP盤 “Irish Reels–Medley” のＢ面。
Garry Owen
Haste To The Wedding
Paddy Wack
Irish Jig
Barndoor
St. Patrick’s Day
Irish Washerwoman
Frisco Syncopators – Old Timer’s Fox Trot（1922）
Hello My Baby
Stay In Your Own Back Yard
Bedelia
I’ve Got Rings On My Fingers
Yama Yama Man
Hiawatha
Dan Carroll And Mario Perry – Irish Reels–Medley（1922）
Miss McCloud’s Reel
Kelton’s Reel
Devil’s Dream
Chicken Reel
Witch Of The Waves
Half Penny
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Make Believe–Medley（1921）
Introducing “Old Pal, Why Don’t You Answer Me?”
２度目の引用。
This title was later generally shown as “Make Believe （You Are Glad When You’re Sad）” to differentiate from the more familiar 1927 “Show Boat” song.
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Some Little Bird–Medley（1921）
Introducing “The Mocking Bird”
whistling by Margaret McKee
recorded in NYC March 2, 1921
２度目の引用。
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – My Mammy–Medley（intro: “Beautiful Faces”）（1921）
２度目の引用。
Though most-commonly identified with Al Jolson, “My Mammy” dates back to 1918 when it was performed in Vaudeville by William Frawley. “Beautiful Faces” was an Irving Berlin song.
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Bright Eyes–Medley（1921）
Introducing “You Oughta See My Baby”
recorded in NYC February 4, 1921
Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra – Sally–Medley（1921）
Medley: Look For The Silver Lining, Whip-Poor-Will, Wild Rose
２度目の引用。
The Jerome Kern-Bud DeSylva song hit “Look For The Silver Lining” was first popularized on-stage by Broadway star Marilyn Miller in the musical “Sally.” For the Marion Harris version
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Do You Ever Think Of Me?–Medley（1921）
Introducing “Somebody’s Waiting”
recorded in NYC February 1, 1921
Paul Whiteman and his Ambassador Orchestra – Avalon–Just Like A Gypsy–Medley（1920）
recorded in Camden NJ August 23, 1920
Paul Whiteman and his Ambassador Orchestra – Best Ever Medley（1920）
“Dance of The Hours” “Love In Idleness”
recorded in Camden NJ August 19, 1920
Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh!
Art Hickman’s Orchestra – The Love Nest（1920）
Medley
introducing: “Mary” from “Mary”
Two titles from the Broadway musical “Mary” （220 performances, produced by George M. Cohan）. See also posted versions by John Steel and the Joseph C. Smith Orchestra
Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra – The Love Nest–Medley（1920）
recorded in NYC May 25, 1920
Two titles from the Broadway musical “Mary” （220 performances, produced by George M. Cohan）. See also posted versions by John Steel and the Art Hickman Orchestra
Art Hickman’s Orchestra – Hold Me（1920）
Introducing: Midnight Maid
２度目の引用。
recorded in NYC September 25, 1919
released in 1920
Six Brown Brothers – I’ll Say She Does（Medley）（1919）
1 I’ll Say She Does
2 Smiles
3 I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles
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Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra – Yellow Dog Blues（1919）
introducing, “Hooking Cow Blues”
featuring Harry Raderman and his Laughing Trombone
３度目の引用。
This novelty version of the W. C. Handy tune featured the’laughing trombone’ of Harry Raderman （misspelled Rederman on the label） with vocal laugh by bandleader Smith. For the 1930 Ted Lewis recording, and the 1958 revival by Joe Darensbourg and his Dixie Flyers
「ア～ハッハッハー」の笑い声はハリー・レダーマンの妙技「笑うトロンボーン」であるというのだが、
毎度２回ずつ出てくる笑い声の最初のほうがどうも人間の声のように聞こえるが、どうだろう。
＜参考＞
Harry Raderman’s Jazz Orchestra – Make That Trombone Laugh（1920/04）
SP盤 “Dardanella” のＢ面。
Edison Blue Amberol Record より蠟管レコードとしてすでにリリースされていた。
３度目の引用。
こちらはハリー・レダーマン当人の楽曲。トロンボーンで「笑い声」を出している感じが分かる。
谷啓はこの人のことをたぶん知っていたろう。
Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra – Rose Room（1918）
introducing “My Oriental Rose Bud”
２度目の引用。
Other posted versions of the Art Hickman tune （named after the’Rose Room’ in San Francisco’s St. Francis Hotel, where Hickman’s band appeared for a time）
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Victor Military Band – Poor Butterfly（New York Hippodrome Hits）（1916）
conducted by Edward T. King
２度目の引用。
（m/Come On Down To Ragtime Town/Hippodrome Street Parade）
With additional lyrics by John Golden （not included in this post）, the pop standard was introduced in the 1916 Broadway production “The Big Show” （425 performances）.
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Prince’s Band – Turkey Trot Dance Medley Part 1（1913）
“Bobbin’ Up And Down” and “Texico”
Prince’s Band – Turkey Trot Dance Medley Part 2（1913）
“Hitchy Koo,” “Waiting For The Robert E. Lee,” and “Ragtime Cowboy Joe”
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Agnes Kimball, Nevada Van der Veer, Reed Miller, Frank Croxton – Medley Of Christmas Carols（1911）
When Christ Was Born / Holy Night, Silent Night / A Joyful Christmas Song
recorded in NYC September 7, 1911 （Take 3）
２度目の引用。
安倍晋三首相は最後に放った矢が自分の背中に突き刺さって命取りとなり、日本を破綻させた人物として歴史に名を残すことになるでしょう。自国通貨の価値を下げるなんて、狂気の沙汰としか思えません。円はここ数年で４５～５０％も下落していますが、これは先進国の通貨の動きとしては異常です。このようなことが起きると国家は崩壊し、時には戦争に発展します。
これまで英国、ドイツ、フランス、イタリア、アルゼンチン、エクアドル、ジンバブエなど多くの国がこの手法を試みましたが、成功例は皆無です。米国は２度も失敗しました。
http://news.livedoor.com/article/detail/9752313/
■ジム＝ロジャースの見解
１．短期的に日本株はまだ上がる。その程度。ＦＸで円安ドル高のポジションで長期的に買うのはあり。
２．世界的な食糧危機によって農業のニーズが高まるので、みんなが見向きもしない農家を若い人が今からやればいずれ儲かる。
３．日本は中国に飲み込まれる。中国語を学んで中国人になったほうが有利。
４．ハイレベルの人材やお金持ちの日本からの脱出（逃亡）が増える。日本国内は橋下のようなレベルの低いバカと貧乏人のたまり場になって荒廃する。（イスラエルと似てるな）……そういうことですよ。日本人が思う以上に、海外の識者は、日本が「衰退していずれ中国に吸収される」と見ています。
＜内海新聞（2015/2/11 No.1066） 経済●ジム＝ロジャースの見解 より一部引用＞
http://www1.odn.ne.jp/~cad79480/
http://ameblo.jp/utumisinbun/
中共中国を分断しないほうが欧米各国にとっては利益になる。欧米各国がそう思っていることを中共中国自身もよく分かっている。
習近平は任期切れを待つオバマに会ったら「調子こいてんじゃねぇぞコノヤロウ」と凄みを利かせるにちがいない。
となればアメリカはいづれ日本を使い捨て、見殺しにする可能性は捨てきれない。その前提は米中不戦。
不戦の理由は核ミサイルで、いったん全面戦争になればそれが飛び交い、地球全体が壊滅してどちらも生き残れないので、ヤマアラシのジレンマとなる。
日本の原発維持はいつに核武装への用意であって電力需要のためではない。この忌むべき状況が実は日本を中国から守る唯一の盾となるかもしれない。
惨憺たる皮肉ではないか。
The Members – I’ll Get By Without You（1966/04）
２度目の引用。
The 45 was released in 1966 by Label Records and the catalog # is LR 45-102.
This group is from Florida.
Kathy Kirby – I’ll Get By（As Long As I Have You）（1963）
Ink Spots – I’ll Get By（As Long As I Have You）（1944）
Harry James and his Orchestra – I’ll Get By（As Long As I Have You）（1944）
vocal: Dick Haymes
Written in 1928, “I’ll Get By” reappeared in’44 and spent four weeks at #2 on “Your Hit Parade,” thanks to the song’s inclusion in the popular movie “A Guy Named Joe” and to this three year-old recording reissued by Columbia Records during The Recording Ban. It had originally been waxed by the James band in April 1941 and issued on Columbia 36285 before vocalist Dick Haymes was well known. By 1944, he was a major singing star and the new issue 36698 became one of the year’s biggest, spending six weeks atop the nation’s juke box charts. See also the Ink Spots version.
The Four King Sisters – I’ll Get By（As Long As I Have You）（1940）
orchestra conducted by Alvino Rey
1944 Billboard Jukebox Chart Peak: 12
Written in 1928, “I’ll Get By” reappeared in’44 and spent four weeks at #2 on “Your Hit Parade,” thanks to the song’s inclusion in the movie hit “A Guy Named Joe” and to various popular 78s available in the record stores. Due to both Columbia and Victor-Bluebird still currently enduring the infamous’Recording Ban’ （AFM union strike） in early 1944, they resorted to reissuing previous-released versions of the song. Thus, Columbia’s 1941 waxing by Harry James & Dick Haymes belatedly achieved the #1 spot on the national best-sellers chart, and this 1940 recording by The King Sisters & Alvino Rey also enjoyed some success. Decca had previously settled with the musicians union and recorded an also-popular new version by the Ink Spots.
Ruth Etting – I’ll Get By（As Long As I Have You）（1929）
Popular early recording of the standard, which made a major comeback in 1944 with recordings by Harry James and The Ink Spots （due primarily to the song’s being featured in the movie hit “A Guy Named Joe”）.
Mark Andrews – Christmas Fantasy–Parts 1 & 2（1925）
pipe organ solo medley
recorded in Camden NJ November 23, 1925
Part 1:
Christians Awake / It Came Upon the Midnight Clear / Hark! the Herald Angels Sing / Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
Part 2:
Joy To The World / God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen / The First Nowell
２度目の引用。
Tom Ferris – Medley of Irish Reels（1921）
Eileen Curran / Five Mile Chase
Uilleann Pipes
Silvertone 2650-B
Tom Ferris – Medley of Irish Jigs（1921）
Walsh Favorite / Butcher’s March
Uilleann Pipes
Silvertone 2650-A
John J Kimmel – Bonnie Kate – Medley Of Reels（1918）
Irish Accordion
Edison 50604-1
Francis J. Lapitino – Christmas Hymns（1917）
harp solo medley
recorded in Camden NJ September 6, 1917
２度目の引用。
While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks / It Came Upon The Midnight Clear / Silent Night / Adeste Fidelis
Charles D’Almaine – Medley Of Old Time Reels（1906）
２度目の引用。
recorded in Philadelphia November 28, 1905
“De’il Among The Tailors”
“Flow’r Of Edinburg”
“Speed The Plow”
“Tom And Jerry”
“Roger’s Reel”
“Miss McCloud’s Reel”
“Auld Lang Syne”
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先月１３日、習近平共産党総書記（国家主席）は党の規律検査委員会で「重要講話」を行った。その中で党内における「政治ルール」の重要性を強調し全党員に対し「ルールの厳守」を呼びかけた。そして１９日、人民日報は論評で、習総書記の言う「政治ルール」の解説を行った。
論評は冒頭から、故人である共産党古参幹部の黄克誠氏の話を取り上げた。黄氏は生前、抗日戦争時代に中国共産党が延安に本部を置いたときのことを次のように回顧したという。「当時、毛沢東主席は電報機の１台で全党全軍の指揮をとっていた。電報機の信号はすなわち毛主席と党中央の命令であり、全党全軍は無条件にそれに従った。疑う人は誰もいない。皆はただ、延安からの電信に従って行動するだけでした」と。
論評は黄氏の回顧を紹介した上、「これこそはわが党の良い伝統である」と絶賛した。そして、「習総書記の語る政治ルールとは、まさに党の伝統から生まれたこのようなルールである」と結論づけたのである。
http://www.zakzak.co.jp/society/foreign/news/20150212/frn1502121146003-n1.htm
人民共和国などという国号詐称を自ら認め自慢する赤色ファッショの狂気である。
すべての中国人が毛沢東個人にギアを合わせるよう強要された悍（おぞま）しい時代、――習近平はそれを復活させたいと見える。
かくの如き中共中国に呑み込まれることは日本の永遠の死滅を意味すると思うが、どうだ？
mit.eduという見慣れないドメインがログにあったのでどこの三流大学だと思って調べたらマサチューセッツ工科大学だった。
見ていたのは
https://pointex.biz/initial-2/archives/2013/02/page/19
で、
表示されていた投稿は
山元モナ＋秋川リサ＝モナ・リザ？ 2013/02/02 土曜日
と
陰謀と裏切り、エロと暴力が渦巻く現代社会 2013/02/01 金曜日
の２つ。
現在のところ当ブログは１ページに２件ずつ表示される設定で、ページ別アーカイブも同じ。ただし途中で新たに投稿すると、その分トコロテン式にズレていってしまう。
古い投稿で、長いページを分割することはままあるので、ズレた可能性はある。閲覧者が見たかったのが、必ずしも上記２件のどちらかだったかは、だから分からない。検索エンジン側のデータと実際が違ってることはよくある話だからね。