Produced by Joe Reisman.

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Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor #LPM-3356/LSP-3356 (mono / stereo) (1965).[LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor [UK] #SF.7725 (1965).[Stereo LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor [Canada] #LSP-3356 / LPM-3356(1965).[Stereo / Mono LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor [Brazil] #LPM-3356 (1965).[Mono LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor [India] #LPM-3356 (1965).[Mono LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor [UK] #RD.7725 (1965).[Mono LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor [Germany] #LSP 3356 (1965).[Stereo LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA International #_________ (1965).[LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor [UK RCA International] #INTS 1442 (1972).[LP]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA/BMG [Spain] #74321630002 (1998).[CD]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor [Japan] #BVCJ-37138 (2000).[CD Reissue]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA/BMG [Spain] #_________ (2002).[Digitally Remastered CD]
Henry Mancini, "The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini", RCA Victor #LPM-3356/LSP-3356 (mono / stereo) (unknown year).[Reissue LP]

Tracklist:

Side 1	Side 2
"Señor" Peter Gunn	La Raspa
Baía	The Breeze and I
Carnavalito	Preciosa
Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars	Come to the Mardi Gras
Vereda Tropical	Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps
Guararé	Tico-Tico

Personnel: Soloists: Plas Johnson, Dick Nash, Ted Nash, Ronny Lang, Jimmy Rowles, Laurindo Almeida and Victor Feldman.

Tracks 2, 4, & 11 - February, 8, 1965

Dick Nash - Trombone / Vince DeRosa - French Horn / Ronny Lang - Flute, Alto and Baritone Sax / Harry Klee - Flute and Alto Sax / Ted Nash - Flute, Alto and Tenor Sax /Gene Cipriano - Flute and Tenor Sax / Jimmy Rowles - Piano / Gene Garf - Organ / Laurindo Almeida - Acoustic Guitar / Bob Bain - Electric Guitar / Chuck Berghofer - Bass / Shelly Manne - Drums / Ralph Collier, Frank Guerrero, Frank Flynn and Jerry Williams, Percussion.

Tracks 3, 6, 8 & 10 - February, 23, 1965

Bob Enevoldsen - Valve Trombone / Justin Gordon - Tenor Sax / Douglas Fisher - Organ / Red Mitchell - Bass / Victor Feldman and Milt Holland - Percussion / Replace Dick Nash, Ted Nash, G. Garf, C. Berghofer, R. Collier and F. Flynn / Plas Johnson (tenor sax), added.

Tracks 1, 5, 7, & 12 - March 2, 1965

Dick Nash - trombone / Ted Nash - Tenor Sax / Ray Sherman (piano) and Rolly Bundock (bass) replaces B. Enevoldsen, J. Gordon, J. Rowles and R. Mitchell.

Plus a string section (16 violins, 6 violas and 6 cellos) added in all tracks.

Recorded at RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California: February 8, 1965 (tracks 2, 4, 9, 11); February 23, 1965 (tracks 3, 6, 8, 10); March 2, 1965 (tracks 1, 5, 7, 12)

LINER NOTES by Harvey Siders.

Produced by Joe Reisman.

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[Original STEREO LP]

 

[Original STEREO Labels]

 
[Original MONO Labels]

[1965 Germany STEREO Label]
 

 
[1966 UK Mono LP]

 
[1970 UK RCA International LP]

[1970 Germany RCA International LP]

 
[Unknown Year Japan LP]

The Anita Kerr Quartet, "We Dig Mancini", RCA Victor #LSP-3428 (stereo) #LPM-3428 (mono) (1965).[LP]
The Anita Kerr Quartet, "We Dig Mancini", RCA Victor [Germany] #LSP-3428 (1965).[Stereo LP]
The Anita Kerr Quartet, "We Dig Mancini", RCA Victor [UK] #RD-7746 (1966).[Mono LP]
The Anita Kerr Quartet, "We Dig Mancini", RCA Victor International (Camden) [Germany] #CDS 6005 (1970).[LP]
The Anita Kerr Quartet, "We Dig Mancini", RCA Victor International (Camden) [UK] #INTS 1138 (1970).[LP]
The Anita Kerr Quartet, "We Dig Mancini", RCA [Japan] #RJL-2702 (year unknown).[LP]

All tracks composed by Henry Mancini.

Tracklist:

Baby Elephant Walk

Charade

Mr. Lucky

Bye-Bye

Days of Wine and Roses

Dreamsville

How Soon

The Pink Panther Theme

Dear Heart

Too Little Time

Moon River

The Sweetheart Tree

Musician personnel:  The Anita Kerr Quartet:  Anita Kerr, Dottie Dillard, Gil Wright, Louis Nunley.

Produced by Chet Atkins; liner notes by Arthur Godfrey.

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[Original MONO LP]

The Orchestra and Chorus of Henry Mancini, "Academy Award Songs, Volume II: 12 Great Oscar Winners", RCA Victor #PRM-175/PRS-175 (mono / stereo) (1965).[Promo LP]

Marked on the front cover as "Special Collector's Edition".
This was a promotional item by B.F. Goodrich Stores and came in two volumes.

Tracklist:

Side 1	Side 2
Three Coins in the Fountain	Never on Sunday
Call Me Irresponsible	Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
High Hopes	In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening
It Might As Well Be Spring	The Last Time I Saw Paris
Over the Rainbow	The Way You Look Tonight
Swingin' on a Star	Thanks for the Memory

No personnel credited on this album.

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The Living Strings, "The Sweetheart Tree and Other Film Favorities", RCA Camden #926 (1965).[LP]

The Mancini song included is "The Sweetheart Tree".

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Os Velhinhos Transviados, "Embalados", RCA Victor [Brasil] #BBL-1319 (1965).[LP]

This album contains Mancini's Meglio Stasera (It Had Better Be Tonight).

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Living Jazz, conducted by Phil Bodner, "'Dear Heart' and Other Favorites", RCA Camden [mono] #CAL-878 (1965).[LP]

This album contains Mancini's "Dear Heart" composition.