Henry Mancini:
Verve/Verve By Request (continued)
[Original DJ/Promo LP labels]
[CD Reissue]
Stan Getz, "Reflections", Verve #V/V6-8554
(1963).[Original LP]
Stan Getz, "Reflections", Verve #314 523 322-2
(2003).[CD Reissue]
Mancini composition included is "Charade",
arranged by Lalo Schifrin.
[Original Mono LP]
[Original Mono LP labels]
[Original Stereo LP]
[Original Stereo LP labels]
[Original Mono DJ/Promo labels]
Webmaster's Note: Side Two of the DJ/Promo version has a different tracklist than the original black Mono label above it; the DJ/Promo version includes "Slipping Around" which was left out of non-DJ/Promo copies and was substituted with "Dear Heart" instead. V-DJ-10 shares the same Mono album cover as V-8602 (and is numbered as V-8602) with the exception of the "Designed for Programming" imprint on the back cover, upper right hand corner. Also, on the DJ/Promo records on Side II, "Gotta Travel On" and "Dang Me" are reversed in playing order.
All V/V6-8602 copies of albums have the tracklist on the back cover as it appears on the DJ/Promo "Designed for Programming" labels and cover - instead of the way the tracklist actually appears on the V/V6-8602 labels.
Kai Winding, "Modern Country", Verve #V/V6-8602
(1964).[Original LP]
Kai Winding, "Modern Country", Verve #V-DJ-10 [Mono] (1964).[DJ/Promo LP]
This album contains Mancini's composition "Dear Heart".
Recorded Nashville August 5, 1964
Kai Winding (leader, arr., trb.), Gene Mullins, Bill Watrous (tb);
Grady Martin, Harold Bradley, Ray Edenton, Wayne Moss (g); Joe Zintan (b);
Murray Herrman, Doug Kirkbom (d); The Anita Kerr Singers (vcl).
I Really Don't Want To Know (w/vcl)
Busted
Wolverton Mountain
Bye Bye Love (w/vcl)
Nashville August 6, 1964:
Cool Water (w/vcl)
Dang Me
I Walk The Line (w/vcl)
Wildwood Flower
Detroit City (w/vcl)
Slipping Around (w/vcl) ***
Gotta Travel On (w/vcl)
Oh, Lonesome Me (w/vcl)
Dear Heart (w/vcl)
1964 Billboard ad advertising the single from "Modern Country"!
LINER NOTES (by Jack Maher):
Orchestra conducted by Grady Martin.
Arranged by Kai Winding and Bill McElhiney.