GUIDE TO DISCOGRAPHY: MAY 1946 , TONY PASTOR & ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal': TONY
PASTOR & THE CLOONEY SISTERS: vocal*; TOMMY LYNN (LEONETTI): vocal"
6206 EVERYBODY HAS A LAUGHING PLACE Cosmo 722 recording date - personnel 6206 (matrix #)-EVERYBODY HAS A LAUGHING
PLACE (title)-Cosmo (label)-722 (record company's serial #)
CL = Columbia (Lp) Co = Columbia (78 rpm) HL = Harmony (Lp - Mono)
HS =Harmony (Lp - Stereo) B = Columbia (45 rpm Extended Play)
MJV = Columbia (Children's Record) PB = Philips (78 rpm) BBR =
Philips (10-inch Lp)
ZTV = 7-inch 33 rpm Garber Baby Foods K = MGM (45 rpm) 45-Q = Coral
(45 rpm)
DOT = Dot Records UA = United Artists
MAY 1946 TONY PASTOR & ROSEMARY CLOONEY:
vocal': TONY PASTOR & THE CLOONEY SISTERS: vocal*; TOMMY LYNN
(LEONETTI): vocal"
6206 EVERYBODY HAS A LAUGHING PLACE* Cosmo 722
6209 HOW DO YOU DO?#/" Cosmo 722
6210 ZIP A DEE DOO DAH# Cosmo 723
6211 UNCLE REMUS SAID# Cosmo 721
6212 SOONER OR LATER' Cosmo 721
(all from: Walt Disney's'Song Of The South')
JUNE 5, 1947 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; TONY
PASTOR & ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal*: TONY PASTOR & THE CLOONEY
SISTERS: vocal#
HCO 2358 TIRA LIRA LI (THE SONG OF THE
GONDOLIER)# Co 37839
HCO 2359 I'M SORRY I DIDN'T SAY I'M SORRY (When I
made you cry last nite) Co 37562
HCO 2361 BREAD AND BUTRER WOMAN# Co 38962
HCO 2362 MY O'DARLIN' MY O'LOVELY MY O'BRIEN# Co 37839
SEPTEMBER 29,1947 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal;
TONY PASTOR & THE CLOONEY SISTERS: vocal#
CO 38245 GRIEVING FOR YOU Co 38383
CO 38246 GONNA GET A GIRL# Co 37973
OCTOBER 30,1947 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; TONY
PASTOR & ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal'; TONY PASTOR & THE CLOONEY
SISTERS: vocal*: TONY PASTOR: leader
CO 38297-2 THE CHOWDER SOCIAL# Co 38355
CO 38298-2 THE CLICK SONG# Co 38297
CO 38299 IT'S LIKE TAKING CANDY FROM A BABY' Co 38355
CO 38300 AT A SIDEWALK PENNY ARCADE Co 38142
DECEMBER 22, 1947 TONY PASTOR & THE
CLOONEY SISTERS: vocal; TONY PASTOR: leader
CO 38595 I'M MY OWN GRANDPAW Co 38068
CO 38596 THE SECRETARY SONG (BIBIDI BOO BOT) Co 38068
CO 38597 A BOY FROM TEXAS, A GIRL FROM TENNESSEE
Co 38207
CO 38598 SATURDAY NIGHT MOOD Co 38383
DECEMBER 23, 1947 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal;
TONY PASTOR & THE CLOONEY SISTERS: vocal*; TONY PASTOR: leader/saxophone
CO 38593 WHO KILLED 'ER (Who killed the black
widder?) # Co38142
CO 38594 THERE'S A MAN AT THE DOOR# Co 38178
CO 38607 YOU STARTED SOMETHING Co 38297
MARCH 3, 1949 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; TONY
PASTOR & THE CLOONEY SISTERS: vocal#; with TONY PASTOR and his Orchestra
CO 40501 WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE Co 38454
CO 40502 IT'S A CRUEL, CRUEL WORLD# Co 38449
CO 40503 BUSY LINE# Co 38741
CO 40504 'A' YOU'RE ADORABLE (THE ALPHABET SONG)
# Co 38449
CO 40505 SAN # Co 38454
MARCH 28, 1949 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; TONY
PASTOR & THE CLOONEY SISTERS: vocal#; with TONY PASTOR and his Orchestra
CO 40585 IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS# Co 38577
CO 40587 CABARET Co 38501 HL 7123
CO 40588-2 BARGAIN DAY Co 38501 HL 7123
JUNE 16, 1949 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with
orchestra conducted by NORMAN LEYDEN
CO 40872 LOVER'S GOLD Ha 1050
CO 40873 THE FOUR WINDS AND THE SEVEN SEAS Ha 1050
SEPTEMBER 14, 1949 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal;
with orchestra and chorus conducted by HUGO WINTERHALTER
CO 41717 DON'T CRY JOE (LET HER GO, LET HER GO,
LET HER GO) Ha 1071 ; HL 7123
CO 41718 THERE'S A BROKEN HEART FOR EVERY LIGHT
ON BROADWAY Ha 1074
CO 41719 OH, YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL Ha 1071 ; CL 2525
CO 41720 THE KID'S A DREAMER (THE KID FROM FOOL'S
PARADISE) Co 38678
CO 41725 CHICAGO Ha 1074 ; HL 7123
DECEMBER 1, 1949 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with
orchestra conducted by HUGO WINTERHALTER
CO 41972 WHY DON'T YOU HAUL OFF AND LOVE ME Co
38678 ; CL 1230; HL 7454
MARCH 9, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; EDDY
MANSON: harmonica'; PERCY FAITH: leader; with female & male chorus
CO 42960 THE CANASTA SONG Co 38767
CO 42961 I
ONLY SAW HIM ONCECo 38804; 39591 HL 7123 Co 41547
CO 42962 A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL Co 38767
CO 42963 I FOUND MY MAMMA' Co 38766; MJV 70
CO 42964 ME AND MY TEDDY BEAR Co 38766; MJV 70l
HL 9501; CL 969 J 1775
MARCH 29, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; JOHNNY
THOMPSON: vocal'; PERCY FAITH: leader;
CO 43C)57 ON AN ORDINARY MORNING' Co 38804
APRIL 8, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; FRANK
SINATRA : vocal; GEORGE SIRAVO: leader
C043100 PEACH TREE STREET Co 38853
APRIL 18, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal; with
orchestra conducted by PERCY FAITH
CO 43157 LITTLE JOHNNY CHICKADEE Co 38851; MJV 73
J 1843
CO 43158 PETERKIN PILLOWBY Co 3885 1; MJV 73
CO 43159 WHO'LL TIE THE BELL (ON THE OLD CAT'S
TAIL) MJV 109
CO 43160 LITTLE SALLY ONE SHOE MJV 98; MJV 174 HL
950 1; CL 969 J 1 775
MAY 23, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal overdub
CO 43058 CRYING MYSELF TO SLEEP Co 38900
JUNE 21, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal: PERCY FAITH: leader
CO 43957 WHY FIGHT THE FEELING? Co 38900; B 2550 HL 7236
AUGUST 23, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PERCY FAITH: leader
CO 44259 WHERE DO I GO FROM YOU Co 38983
AUGUST 23, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with orchestra conducted
by TONY MOTTOLA; with male chorus
CO 44269 PUNKY PUNKIN (THE HAPPY PUMPKIN) Co 38972; MJV 86
CO 44270 THE WOBBLIN' GOBLIN Co 38972; MJV 86
AUGUST 24, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with orchestra conducted
by TONY MOTTOLA; with male chorus
CO 44271 FUZZY WUZZY (WUZ A BEAR) Co MJV 95
CO 44272 MY CHOC'LATE RABBIT Co MJV 95; J 1843
AUGUST 28, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MILTON KLAUS:
piano/organ/leader; & orchestra male quartet under the direction
of NORMAN LEYDEN
CO 44277 C-H-R-1-S-T-M-A-S Co 38988
CO 44278 (REMEMBER ME) I'M THE ONE WHO LOVES YOU Co 38983
CO 44279-2 I WHISPER YOUR NAME Co 21423
CO 44280 BLESS THIS HOUSE Co 38988 HL 7454
OCTOBER 21, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: duet vocal; GUY MITCHELL: duet
vocal; PERCY FAITH: leader;
CO 44539 MARRYING FOR LOVE Co 39052
CO 44540 YOU'RE JUST IN LOVE
Co 39052
CO 44541 THE PLACE WHERE I WORSHIP Co 39054
CO 44542 THE HOUSE OF SINGING BAMBOO Co 39054
DECEMBER 11, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: duet vocal; FRANK SINATRA:
duet vocal; AXEL STORDAHL: leader
CO 44714 LOVE MEANS LOVE Co 39141
CO 44715 CHERRY PIES OUGHT TO BE YOU Co 39141
DECEMBER 30, 1950 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; TONY PASTOR: vocal/leader
CO 44793 SENTIMENTAL MUSIC Co 39158 LN 3160
JANUARY 2, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; BETTY CLOONEY: vocal';
with orchestra conducted by PERCY FAITH
CO 44685 I STILL FEEL THE SAME ABOUT YOU' Co 39186
CO 44637 WHEN APPLES GROW ON CHERRY TREES Co 39185
JANUARY 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with orchestra conducted by
PERCY FAITH
CO 45036 THE LAND OF HATCHY MILATCHY Co MJV 98; MJV 138 CL 969
JANUARY 27,1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MITCH MILLER: leader;
MUNDELL LOWE: guitar; ROBERT HAGGART: bass; TERRY SNYDER: drums;
BUDDY WEED: piano; BUDD JOHNSON: trumpet
CO 45084 BEAUTIFUL BROWN EYES
Co 39212: B 1810 CL 1230; HL 7454
CO 45085 SHOT GUN BOOGIE Co 39212
FEBRUARY 22, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PERCY FAITH: leader
CO 45147 MIXED EMOTIONS
Co 39333; 39536 ;CL 1230; HL 7454
MARCH 26,1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; ART RYERSON : Iectric
guitar; FRANK CARROLL: bass; SPECS POWELL: drums; LOUIS STEIN: piano
CO 45631 THE KENTUCKY WALTZ Co 39333 CO 45632 THE SYNCOPATED CLOCK Co MJV 109 ;HL 9501; CL 969
APRIL 27, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with orchestra conducted
by PERCY FAITH - SONGS FROM 'ALICE IN WONDERLAND' :
CO 45783 ALICE IN WONDERLAND / THE UNBIRTHDAY SONG MJV 112
CO 45784 ALL IN A GOLDEN AFTERNOON / I'M LATE) Co MJV 112
MAY 31, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with orchestra conducted by
TONY MOTTOLA,drums;
CO 46255 SUZY SNOWFLAKE Co 39612; MJV 123 J 1783
CO 46256 LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD'S CHRISTMAS TREE Co 39612; MJV 123 J 1783
CO 46257 DANDY, HANDY AND CANDY Co MJV 117
CO 46258 WILLIE, THE WHISTLING GIRAFFE Co MJV 117 HL 9501; CL 969
JUNE 5, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal: MITCH MILLER: leader
CO 46275 THE LADY IS A TRAMP
CL 2525: HL 7454
CO 46276 I'LL BE AROUND CL 2525
JUNE 6, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MUNDELL LOWE: guitar; FRANK
CARROLL: bass; JIMMY CRAWFORD :drums; STAN FREEMAN : harpsichord
CO 46305 COME ON-A MY HOUSE Co
39467; 50007 ; CL 585; CL 1230 Co 33010; B 1618
CO 46306 ROSE OF THE MOUNTAIN Co 39467
CO 46307 IF
TEARDROPS WERE PENNIES Co 39535 HL 7123
AUGUST 8, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MUNDELL LOWE: guitar;
FRANK CARROLL: bass; TERRY SNYDER: drums; STAN FREEMAN on harpsichord
CO 46847 FIND ME Co 39591
CO 46848 I'M WAITING JUST FOR YOU Co 39535
CO 46849-2 STICK WITH ME Co 40024
CO 46850 I WISH I WUZ (HI, HO, FIDDLE DEE DEE) Co 39536
NOTE: Rosemary overdubbed two different lyrics on the backing track
of CO 46849.
AUGUST 23, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PERCY FAITH: leader
CO 47040 HALF AS MUCH Co
39710 ; CL 1230: Co 50037; B 1810
NOVEMBER 21, 1951 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PERCY FAITH: leader
CO 47255 BE MY LIFE'S COMPANION
Co 3963 1; B 2550 HE 7123; HL 7454
CO 47256 DID ANYONE CALL? Co 39648
CO 47257 TENDERLY Co 39648;
40031 CL 2525; CL 1230 Co 50037; B 1810
CO 47258 WHY DON'T YOU
LOVE ME Co 39631
JANUARY 4, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PERCY FAITH conductor
CO 47326 EGGBERT, THE EASTER EGG Co MJV 13 1: J 1843
CO 47327 BUNNY ON THE RAINBOW Co MJV 131; J 1843
CO 47328 ON THE GOOD SHIP LOLLIPOP Co MJV 138 CL 969; HL 9501
CO 47329 POOR WHIP, POOR
WILL (MOVE OVER, MOVE OVER) Co 39710
APRIL 18, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MARLENE DIETRICH: duet
vocal': MUNDELL LOWF: guitar; SAL SALVADOR: guitar; FRANK CARROLL:
bass; TERRY SNYDER: drums; STAN FREEMAN: harpsichord
CO 47399 BOTCH-A-ME
(BA-BA-BACIAMI PICCINA) Co 39767 CL 1230
CO 47400-5 ON THE FIRST WARM DAY Co 39767 HL 7123
CO 47401-4 TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD Co 39812; B 1699
APRIL 25, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal; PERCY FAITH leader
CO 47415 WHO KISSED ME
LAST NIGHT Co 39813 (Stephan Weiss)
CO 47416 BLUES IN THE NIGHT
Co 39813; 40031 CL 2525; CL 1230 Co 50007: B 1810 B 2550
MAY 19, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MARLENE DILTRICH: vocal; J
MMY CARROLL leader;
CO 47455 GOOD FOR NOTHIN' Co 39812; B 1699
MAY 23, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; HARRY JAMES: leader
RHCO 10162 SWEET LEILANI Co 39855; B 1687 CL 6224; CL 585
RHCO 10167 YOU'LL NEVER KNOW
Co 39852: 39905 CL 6224; CL 585 B 1659
RHCO 10168 WHEN YOU WISH UPON A STAR Co 39853;40496 CL 6224; C L 585
B 1659
RHCO 10169 OVER THE RAINBOW
Co 39855; B 1687 CL 6224; CL 585
MAY 26, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; HARRY JAMES: leader
RHCO 10170 ON THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND THE SANTA FE Co 39853; B 1659
CL 6224; CL 585
RHCO 10171 THE CONTINENTAL
Co 39854; 39905 CL 6224; CL 585 B 1687
RHCO 10 1 72 IN
THE COOL, COOL, COOL OF THE EVENING Co 39852: B 1659 CL 6224; CL 585
RHCO 10173 IT MIGHT
AS WELL BE SPRING Co 39854; 40496 CL 6224: CL 585 B 1687
JUNE 20, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; GENE AUTRY: vocal; CARL
COTNER leader RHCO 10198 THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS SONG Co 39876; MJV 149
RHCO 10199 LOOK OUT THE WINDOW (The Winter Song) Co 39876; MJV 149
SEPTEMBER 10, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY:vocal: PERCY FAITH: leader
CO 48169 IF I HAD A PENNY Co 39892;39931 )
CO 48170 I LAUGHED UNTIL I CRIED Co 39931 HL 7454
CO 48171 YOU'RE AFTER MY OWN HEART Co 39892
CO 48172 LONELY AM I Co 40056
SEPTEMBER 12, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: duet vocal; GEORGE MORGAN
duet vocal /guitar; MARVIN H. HUGHES: piano/leader
NASH 1550 YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE FOR ME CO 48361
NASH 1551 WITHERED ROSES Co 21071 CO 48362
NASH 1552 YOU LOVE ME JUST ENOUGH TO HURT ME Co 21071 CO 48363
NASH 1553 GRAPEVINE SWING CO 48364
DECEMBER 9, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal: PAUL WESTON leader
RHCO 10360 HAVEN'T GOT A WORRY Co 39943; B 1618
RHCO 10367 I DO, I DO, I DO B 1618
RHCO 10368 WHAT WOULD YOU DO (IF YOU WERE IN MY PLACE) Co 39931
RHCO 10369 LOVELY WEATHER FOR DUCKS Co 39943; B 1618
JANUARY 13, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal: JIMMY BOYD vocal; NORMAN
LUBOFF: leader
RHCO 10377 LITTLE JOSEY Co 39988
RHCO 10385 DENNIS THE MENACE Co 39988; 41547
FEBRUARY 3, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal; PERCY FAITH: leader CO 48860 ALL THE PRETTY LITTLE HORSES Co MJV 191
CO 48861 CLOSE YOUR EYES (BRAHMS' LULLABY) Co 40434; MJV 191 HL 7454
CO 48862 IT JUST HAPPENED TO HAPPEN TO ME Co 40DO3
CO 48863 WHEN I SEE YOU Co 40003
FEBRUARY 17, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY:vocal; MARLENE DIETRICH:
vocal'; AL CAIOLK guitar: JIMMY CARROLL: leader; ARTHUR'Art' RYERSON:
guitar; FRANK CARROLL: bass; TERRY SNYDER: drums; STAN FREEMAN: piano/harpsichord
CO 48865 CHEEGAH CHOONEM (I HAVEN'T GOT IT) Co 40024
CO 48866 DOT'S NICE, DONNA FIGHT' Co 39980; B 1699
CO 48867 IT'S THE SAME Co 39980; B 1699
MARCH 13, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with TONY MOTTOLA Orchestra
CO 48920 THE TEDDY BEARS' PICNIC Co MJV 168 HL 9501; CL 969
CO 48921 LITTLE RED MONKEY Co MJV 164; J 1775 CL 969; HL 9501
CO 48922 LITTLE TINK-A-TOY MAN Co MJV 189
CO 48923 LITTLE JOE WORM (SON OF GLOW WORM) Co MJV 164
MARCH 17, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MITCH MILLER: leader
CO 48932 MY BABY ROCKS ME Co 40142 (J, Bernie Barbour)
MAY I & 2, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; THE PARAMOUNT STUDIO
ORCHESTRA, conductor: JOSEPH J. LILLEY CO 50672 RED GARTERS Co 40158 CL 6282; CL 585
MAY2, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: duet vocal; GUY MITCHELL: duet vocal
; THE PARAMOUNT STUDIO ORCHESTRA, conductor: JOSEPH J LILLEY
CO 50675 MAN AND WOMAN Co 40158 CL 6282
JUNE 1, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; THE PARAMOUNT STUDIO
ORCHESTRA, conductor: JOSEPH J. LILLEY
CO 50674 BAD NEWS Co 40159 CL 6282
JUNE 23,1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal: PAUL WESTON: leader
RHCO 10507 THE KITTY KATS' PARTY Co MJV 168; J 1775 HL 9501; CL 969
RHCO 10524 (TING-A-LING-LING) HERE COMES THE ICE CREAM MAN Co MJV 189
CL 969
RHCO 10525 BETSY, MY PAPER DOLL Co MJV 174 HL 950 1; CL 969
RHCO 10526 WINTER WONDERLAND Co MJV 175; J 1783
JUNE 28, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal; NORMAN LUBOFF: leader and
CHILDRENS CHORUS
RHCO I0547 SHOO, TURKEY, SHOO Co 40056
RHCO 10548 PEACHY PEACHY Co 40723
RHCO 10549 C-H-R I-S-T-M-A-S Co 40102: MJV 175 J 1 783
SEPTEMBER 17, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PAUL WESTON: leader
RHCO 10577-3 HAPPY CHRISTMAS, LITTLE FRIEND Co 40102
CO 49954 HAPPY CHRISTMAS, LITTLE FRIEND
RHCO 10595-4 WE'LL BE TOGETHER AGAIN Co 40367 HE 7236
NOVEMBER 8, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PAUL WESTON: leader
RHCO 10631 WHEN YOU LOVE SOMEONE Co 40142
DECEMBER
10, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; JOSE FERRER vocal': NORMAN LEYDEN: leader
CO 50429 YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG B 1896 CL 6297: HL 7236
CO 50430 WOMAN (UH HUH) ' Co 40144
CO 50431 MAN (UH HUH) ' Co 40744
DECEMBER 15, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal; PERCY FAITH: leader
CO 50527 GOOD INTENTIONS Co 40161 CL 6282
CO 50528 WHAT IS THERE TO SAY CL 2525
CO 50529 BRAVE MAN Co 40160; 40187 CL 6282
CO 50530 TOMORROW I'LL DREAM AND REMEMBER Co 40187
FEBRUARY 10, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with WALLY STOTT Orchestra
CO 50801 WHILE WE'RE YOUNG
CO 50802 LOVE IS A BEAUTIFUL STRANGER
NOTE: CO 50803 (While We're Young). CO 50804 (Love Is A Beautiful
Stranger), CO 50805 (Hello Young Lovers), and CO 50806 (Young At
Heart) are backing tracks. See session of May 3, 1954 & May 21, 1954
APRIL 30, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; JOSE FERRER: vocal; PAUL
WESTON: leader; THE NORMAN LUBOFF CHOIR
RHCO 10884 MARRY THE MAN Co 40407
RHCO 10885 AY AY (WHO'S THE GUY) Co 40233
RHCO 70886 A BUNCH OF BANANAS (THE HEMING WAY) Co 40233
MAY 3, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal overdub session; with WALLY
STOTT Orchestra; with PERCY FAITH Orchestra
RHCO 70888 YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME B 1896 CL 6297; HL 7236
RHCO 10889 HELLO YOUNG LOVERS
Co 40723; B 1895 CL 6297; HL 7236 CO 50805
RHCO 10890 WHILE WE'RE YOUNG B 1895 CL 6297; HL 7236 CO 50801 HL 7454
RHCO 10891 LOVE IS A BEAUTIFUL STRANGER B 1932 CO 50802
RHCO 10892 CRYING MYSELF TO SLEEP' PB 313
NOTE: The backing tracks with WALLY STOTT Orchestra, were recorded on
February 10, 1954 in England. The backing track with PERCY FAITH
Orchestra, was recorded in New York on March 29, 1950.
MAY 21, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PAUL WESTON: leader
RHCO 10923 TOO YOUNG B 1895 CL 6297; HL 7123 HL 7454
RHCO 10924 GRIEVING FOR YOU MGM E 3834
RHCO 10925 LOVE YOU
DIDN'T DO RIGHT BY ME Co 40305 CL 6338
RHCO 10926 YOUNG AT HEART CO 50806 B 1895 CL 6297; HL 7236
NOTE: The backing track CO 50806 with WALLY STOTT Orchestra, was
recorded on February 10, 1954 in England.
MAY 22, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MARLENE DIETRICH: vocal';
PAUL WESTON: leader; THE MELLOMEN: vocal chorus
RHCO 10927 HEY THERE Co
40266;33010 CL 1230
RHCO 10928 THIS OLE HOUSE
Co 40266 CL 1230
RHCO 10930 BESIDES (HE'S A MAN) ' PB 314 CO 48868
MAY 27, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MARLENE DIETRICH: vocal;
vocal overdub session
RHCO 10929 LAND, SEA, AND AIR PB 314
JUNE 23, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; BETTY CLOONEY: vocal'; PAUL
WESTON: leader
RHCO 10954 BLAME IT ON MY YOUTH B 1896; B 2550 CL 6297; HL 7236
RHCO 10955 YOUNG MAN, YOUNG MAN B 1896 CL 6297
RHCO 10956 SISTERS ' Co 40305
CL 6338
RHCO 10957 A TOUCH OF THE BLUES Co 40498 CO 53219
JULY 2, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal ; JOSE FERRER: vocal'; PAUL
WESTON: leader NOTE : vocal overdub on backing track CO 48932 (MY BABY ROCKS ME) #
RHCO 10988 MR. & MRS. ' Co 40407
RHCO 10992 MY BABY SENDS ME # PB 336
JULY 9, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal: with orchestra under the
direction of SID FELLER; with the QUARTONES: vocal chorus
CO 51668 SHAUN, SHAUN, THE LEPRECHAUN Co MJV 213
CO 51669 THE LITTLE SHOEMAKER MJV 213 HL 9501 CL 969
CO 51670 (LET'S GIVE) A CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO SANTA CLAUS Co4O3l7
SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal; PERCY FAITH ; THE
MELLOMEN: vocal chorus
RHCO 33219 SNOW B 19Ol CL 6338
RHCO 33220 WHITE CHRISTMAS
Co 40370; B 1901 CL 6338
RHCO 33221-7 GEE, I WISH I WAS BACK IN THE ARMY B 1901 CL 6338
RHCO 33222-2 MANDY B 1901 CL 6338
SEPT. 23, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PAUL WESTON: leader ; THE
MELLOMEN: vocal chorus
RHCO 33232 COUNT YOUR
BLESSINGS INSTEAD OF SHEEP Co 40370 CL 6338
RHCO 33233 THE BEST THINGS HAPPEN WHILE YOU'RE DANCING CL 6338
RHCO 33234 MAMBO ITALIANO
Co 40361 CL 1230
NOV./DEC. 1954
47-M-1055 HOLLYWOOD'S FAVORITE SONGBIRD (an interview for The
Saturday Evening Post)
DECEMBER 23,1954 BIG SISTER ROSEMARY & LITTLE SISTER GAIL
CLOONEY: vocals; with the BUDDY COLE QUARTET
RHCO 33287-3 OPEN UP YOUR HEART (AND LET THE SUNSHINE IN) Co 40422;
MJV 232
RHCO 33288-4 THE LORD IS COUNTING ON YOU (THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL SONG) Co
40422; MJV 232
JANUARY 13,1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY:vocal; THURL RAVENSCROFT: bass
vocal*; Buddy COLE: harpsichord/leader: THE MELLOMEN: vocal chorus
RHCO 33298-6 WHERE WILL
THE DIMPLE BE ? * Co 40434
RHCO 33312-21 LOVE AMONG THE YOUNG Co 40498 HL 7236
JANUARY 20, 1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal; PAUL WESTON: leader; THE
MELLOMEN: vocal chorus
RHCO 33313 PETER COTTONTAIL Co MJV 234
RHCO 33314 EASTER PARADE
Co MJV 234
JUNE 10, 1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal: Buddy'COLE: leader
EBB TIDE CL 258 1 LEARNIN' THE BLUES PB 493 B 21641 H CL 258 1
NOTE: For the release of CL 2581 applause was added.
JUNE 13, 1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; JIMMY CARROLL & MITCH
MILLER: leader
CO 53441 WAKE ME Co 40579
CO 53442 A LITTLE GIRL AT HEART Co 40619
CO 53443 FROM THIS MOMENT
ON CL 2581
NOTE: For the release of CL 2581 applause was added
JUNE 14, 1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; MITCH MILLER: leader CO 53450 SAILOR BOYS HAVE TALK TO ME IN ENGLISH Co 40534
CO 53451 GO ON BY Co 21423, 40534
CO 53452 THE KEY TO MY HEART Co 40619 HL 7236
JULY 19 1955 - AUGUST 1, 1955 ; The London Palladium, London (live
concert) ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with the SKYROCKETS Orchestra, with
Buddy'COLE: piano ROSEMARY CLOONEY AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM - PHILIPS - BBR 8073
(Side 1) FROM THIS MOMENT ON TENDERLY IT'S DELOVELY LOVE, YOU DIDN'T DO
RIGHT BY ME THIS OLE HOUSE
(Side 2) YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG DANNYBOY
Medley : COME ON-A MY HOUSE BOTCH-A-ME (Ba-Ba-Baciami-Piccinna) MAMBO ITALIANO WHERE WILL THE DIMPLE BE ?
CLOSE YOUR EYES (Brahms' Lullaby)
NOTE: Columbia in the USA also released a I0' LP (CL 2581), but using
only three of the live performances from the London Palladium and
adding three studio recordings (Ebb Tide - opus #203, Learnin'The
Blues - opus #204, and From rhis Moment On - opus #209) to which they
overdubbed audience applause.
SEPTEMBER 19,1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; with RAY CONNIFF and
his orchestra
CO 53786 PET ME, POPPA A 22542
CO 53786 PET ME, POPPA Co 40579
NOVEMBER 14,1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal/duet vocal*; BENNY
GOODMAN: duet vocal*/ Ieader/ clarinet;
CO 54293 IT'S BAD FOR ME'# Co 40616 CL 2572
CO 54294 GOOD BYE # Co 40625 CL 2572
CO 54296 MEMORIES OF YOU ## Co 40616 CL 2572
DECEMBER 8 1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY:vocal ; GAIL CLOONEY: vocal; with
unknown orchestra.
RHCO 33638-3 MOMMY, CAN I KEEP THE KITTEN ? Co 40808
DECEMBER 29 1955 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; PAUL WESTON: leader
RHDO 33653 SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS. Part I Co 8501 CO 54475 *
RHCQ 33654 SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS. Part 2 Co 8601 CO 54476 *
RHCO 33655 LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD Co 8502
RHCO 33656 GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS Co 8502
NOTE: To illustrate the stories, the above recordings were originally
marketed by the Viewmaster Company with picture reels which could be
seen in 3-D by inserting into the viewmaster.
JANUARY 23 1956 DUKE ELLINGTON: leader; SAM WOODYARD: bass; JIMMY
WOODS: drums; HARRY CARNEY: saxophone; PAUL GONSALVES: saxophone;
JIMMY HAMILTON: saxophone; JOHNNY HODGES: saxophone; RUSSELL PROCOPE:
saxophone; GORDON JACKSON: trombone; JOHN SANDERS: trombone; BRITT
WOODMAN: trombone; WILLIAM ANDERSON: trumpet; WILLIE COOK: trumpet:
RAY NANCE: trumpet; CLARK TERRY: trumpet
FEBRUARY 8 1956 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal overdub* ; FEBRUARY 11
1956 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal overdub#
take 1 ME AND YOU# CL 872
take I GRIEVIN'# Co 40701 CL 872
take 5 I'M CHECKIN'OUT - GOOMBYE* CL 872
JANUARY 23,1956 DUKE ELLINGTON ; FEBRUARY 8,1956 ROSEMARY CLOONEY:
vocal overdub* ; FEBRUARY 11, 1956 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal overdub# take
I BLUE ROSE# CL 872
take I SOPHISTICATED LADY*
Co 40701 CL 872
take 5 MOOD INDIGO # CL 872
CO 55591-3 IF YOU WERE IN MY PLACE (WHAT WOULD YOU DO?) # CBS 26306
(NL) CBS 88219 (GB)
JANUARY 27,1956 DUKE ELLINGTON ; FEBRUARY 8 & 11, 1956
ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal overdub*
take I I LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART* CL 872
take 2 IT DON'T MEAN A
THING (IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT SWING)' CL 872
take 2 JUST A SITTIlN'AND A - ROCKIN'* CBS 26306 (NL)
take I I GOT IT BAD * 4 CL 872
take 3 HEY BABY # CL 872
FEBRUARY 27 1956, CARL SMITH, GENE AUTRY, DON CHERRY , ROSEMARY
CLOONEY, THE COLLINS KIDS: vocal ; THE TUNESMITHS
RHCO 33711 YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE Co4O760 ; B8943 CL894 ; HS11317
APRIL 23,1956 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; JOHNNY BOND: guitar/leader
RHCO 33811 NO LETTER TODAY CL 894
RHCO 33812 NOBODY'S DARLING BUT MINE Co 40760 CL 894
JUNE 29,1956 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal*; FRANK COMSTOCK: leader;
RHCO 33867-3 COME RAIN
OR COME SHINE' Co 40774
RHCO 33868-3 FORYOU' MGM K 12823 MGM E 3834
SEPTEMBER 24,1956 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal ; FRANK COMSTOCK: leader
; THE MELLOMEN: vocal chorus
RHCO 40000-3 ALWAYSTOGETHER MGM E 3834
RHCO 40001-8 (DON'T THAT TAKE THE) RAG OFFEN THE BUSH Co 40812
RHCO 40002-2 THAT'S HOW IT IS Co 40981
RHCO 40003-3 IT'S A NUISANCE HAVING YOU AROUND Co 40774
NOVEMBER 24,1956 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; SISTER GAIL: duet vocal
* ; FRANK COMSTOCK: leader
RHCO 40040-6 LOVE IS A FEELING Co 40812
RHCO 40041-3 MANGOS Co 40835
RHCO 40042-4 INDEPENDENT (ON MYOWN) Co 40835
RHCO 40043-11 HE'LL BE COMIN' DOWN THE CHIMNEY*
FEBRUARY 14, 1957 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal ; FRANK COMSTOCK: leader
RHCO 40119 I'M GLAD THERE IS YOU CL 1006
RHCO 40120-3 LOVE LETTERS CL 1006
RHCO 40121 EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME CL 1006
RHCO 40122-1 I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE CL 1006
FEBRUARY 16,1957 ROSEMARY CLOONEY & THE HI LO'S : vocal ;
FRANK COMSTOCK leader
RHCO 40127-4 DONCHA GO 'WAY MAD CL 1006
RHCO 40128 TOGETHER CL 1006
RHCO 40129 WHAT IS THERE TO SAY CL 1006
RHCO 40130 HOW ABOUT YOU CL 1006
APRIL 2, 1957 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal ; JIMMY CARROLL: leader
CO 57657 SING, LITTLE BIRDIE, SING Co 40917
APRIL 2,1957 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal, PERCY FAITH: leader
CO 57658 WHO DOT MON, MOM ? Co 40917
JUNE 1, 1957 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal ; FRANK deVOL: leader
RHCO 40276-4 (YOU CAN'T LOSE THE BLUES WITH) COLORS (US version) Co
40981 HL 7123
RHCO 40276-6 (YOU CAN'T LOSE THE BLUES VvlTH) COLOURS (UK version) PB 744
SEPTEMBER 13,1957 ROSEMARY CLOONEY:vocal: with WALLY STOTT and his orchestra
RHCO 40369-4 LOVE AND LEARN MGM K 13349 PB 1174
RHCO 40370-4 A FOGGY DAY PB 1174
RHCO 40371-6 I'M GLAD IT'S YOU MGM K 13349
I CAN'T STOP CRYING PB 792 (GB)
OCTOBER 18, 1957 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal: FRANK deVOL: leader
RHCO 40421-7 TONIGHT Co 41053
RHCO 40422-7 LOVE AND AFFECTION Co 41053
JANUARY 7,1958 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; FRANK deVOL: leader
RHCO 40559 YOU DON'T KNOW HIM Co 41107
RHCO 40562 SURPRISE Co 41107
RHCO 40563 YOU OL' SON OF A GUN MGM E 3834
FEBRUARY 8,1958 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; FRANK deVOL: leader
RHCO 40632 I WONDER MGM K 12823 MGM E 3834
RHCO 40633 WHAT IS A BABY ZTV 27288*
NOTE: 'This was a promo release for "Gerber Baby Foods".
1958
58-XY-209 It's A Boy 45-MGM-990
58-XY-210 The Loudenboomer Bird 45-MGM-990
58-XY-488 Morning music of Montmartre K 12654
58-XY-489 Give it all you got K 12654
58-XY-1257 Flattery (with Jose Ferrer) MGM 12760
58-XY-1258 Love Eyes MGM 12760
7TSM-268 What I mean To Say MGM EP-721
L11248 Love Look Away CORAL 9-62064 / 45-Q 72388
L11249 Diga Me CORAL 9-62064
L11310 I wish I Were
In Love Again CORAL 45-Q 72388
PW-0251 Ain't A-Hankerin' (with Bob Hope) RCA 7517
PW-0252 Protection (with Bob Hope) RCA 7517
1959
PW 0381 Watermelon Heart RCA 7707
PW 0448 Summertime Love RCA 7707
Many a wonderful Moment RCA 7754
Vaya, Vaya RCA 7754
PW-0630 Danke Schoon RCA 7806
PW-3340 Swing Me RCA 7806
1960
L2PW-4805 What Takes My Fancy RCA 7819
L2PW-4806 Hey, Look Me Over RCA 7819
M2PW-0268 Theme From "Return To Peyton Place" (The
Wonderful Season Of Love) RCA 47-7887
M2PW-0269 Without Love RCA 47-7887
1961
1688 Mixed Emotions
REPRISE R.20173
1689 I Will Follow You REPRISE R.20145 / RR 27.036 A
1687 The Rose And The Butterfly REPRISE R.20145 / RR 27.036 B
FS2018B Some Enchanted Evening (with Frank Sinatra) REPRISE FS 2018
1963
Give Myself A Party RCA 7948
If I Can Stay Away Long Enough RCA 7948
1964
1887 A Hundred Years From Today REPRISE R.20222
1889 Prisoners Song REPRISE R.20173
R.20327A A Spoonful Of Sugar REPRISE R.20327
R.20327B Stay Awake REPRISE R.20327
1965
2334 Hello Faithless REPRISE R.20222
MB-22856 Let Me Down Easy DOT 45-17100
MB-22857 One Less Bell to Answer DOT 45-17100
1966
ZTSP 122899 I Need A Broken Heart (Like A Hole in the Head) UA 50076
ZTSP 122900 Round And Round UA 50076
1976
5C006A Half as much UA 97724
5C006B When you got love UA 97724
CLOONEY
TUNES & OTHERS: Rosemary Clooney & Others: In 1957,'47 & '58, Rosemary Clooney, Dinah Shore & Victor
Borge, respectively, recorded albums of children's songs and stories
for Columbia Records. All three of these extremely rare recordings
are together being made available on CD for the very first time.
Clooney & Shore were both chart-topping singers of the big band
era with Clooney making a lasting impression in film (White
Christmas). Borge was both a comedian and an accomplished classical
pianist who in 1942 was pronounced "the best new radio performer
of the year" by the American press. Clooney sings the tracks
listed below, Shore sings four tracks within the story of Bongo &
Borge narrates "The Adventures of Piccolo, Saxie and Company."
1. Little Sally One Shoe; 2. The Land Of Hatchy Milachy;
3. The Little Shoemaker (Le Petit Cordonnier); 4. Me And My Teddy Bear;
5. Betsy, My Paper Doll; 6. On The Good Ship Lollipop;
7. Willie, The Whistling Giraffe; 8. Little Red Monkey;
9. (Ting-A-Ling-Ling) Here Comes The Ice Cream Man; 10. The Syncopated Clock;
11. Kitty Kats' Party; 12. The Teddy Bears' Picnic;
13. Bongo/Lazy Countryside/Too Good To Be True/
Say It With A Slap - Dinah Shore; 14. Outtake: Dinah Shore In Bongo - Dinah Shore;
15. The Adventures Of Piccolo, Saxie And Company - Victor Borge
THE
FERRERS - ROSEMARY CLOONEY and JOSE FERRER sing selections from the
Broadway Musical "OH CAPTAIN !" Orchestra conducted and
Arrangememts by Phil Moore. (P) 1958
Captain Henry St.James ; A very proper town ; Life does a man a favor
; Give it all you got ; Three Paradises; Keep it simple / Morning
Music of Montmartre ; Hey, Madame ; It's never quite the same ; We're
not children ; Surprise ; All the time ; You're so right for me M-G-M
E3687 (P) 1958
SWING
AROUND ROSIE - with The Buddy Cole Trio
( Deed I Do ; You took
advantage of me ; Blue Moon ; Sing, you sinners ; A Touch of the
Blues ; Goody Goody / Too
close for comfort ; Do nothin' till you hear from me ; Moonlight
Mississippi; I wish I were in love again ; Sunday in Savannah ; This
can't be love ) CORAL CRL 757266 / LVA 9112 (P) 1958
FANCY
MEETING YOU HERE - BING CROSBY AND ROSEMARY CLOONEY - Arranged
and Conducted by Billy May
( Fancy Meeting You Here ; On A Slow Boat To China ; I Can't Get
Started ; Hindustan ; It Happened in Monterey ; You Came A Long Way
From St. Louis ; You Can't Take The Boy Out Of The Country ; Love
Won't Let You Get Away / How About You; Brazil;
Here We Are (Face To Face Again) ; Isle Of Capri ; Say "Si
Si" ; Calcutta; Love Won't Let You Get Away ) RCA VICTOR CORP.
RCA LPM/LSP-1854 - C (P) 1958
HYMNS FROM THE HEART - Orchestra conducted by Buddy Cole, with The
Ralph Carmichael Singers
(Rock of Ages ; In The Garden ; Abide With Me ; It Is No Secret ;
Sweet Hour Of Prayer ; The Old Rugged Cross ; The Ninety And Nine ;
The Little Brown Church In The Vale ; Jesus Loves Me ; Nearer, My
God, To Thee; What A Friend ; Living For Jesus ; Softly And Tenderly
; Onward Christian Soldiers. MGM E-3782 (P) 1959
THE
STORY OF CELESTE
Rosemary Clooney reads The Story Of Celeste / TUBBY THE TUBA - Jose
Ferrer reads Tubby The Tuba. MGM CH-111 (P) 1959 ?
A TOUCH OF TABASCO - WITH PEREZ PRADO , Produced by Dick Pierce
& Herman Diaz, Jr.Recorded at RCA Victor's Music Center of the
World ,Hollywood,California, on July 30, 31 and August 15, 1959.
Recording Engineer : Al Schmitt.
( Corazon de Melon ; Like a woman ; I only have eyes for you ; Magic
is the moonlight ; In a little Spanish Town; Sway / Mack the Knife ;
Bali Ha'i ; You do something to me ; Cu-Cu-Rru-Cu-Cu Paloma ; I got
plenty O' Nuttin'; Adios) RCA VICTOR LPM/LSP-2133 (P) 1959 ( re-issue
RCA NL-43106 (P) 1979)
ROSEMARY CLOONEY SWINGS SOFTLY
( For you ; Always together ; You ol' sun of a gun ; I wonder ;
Always be in love ; Grieving for you / With you and me ; Looking for
a boy ; With the night ; Love Eyes ; Sorry for myself ; Keep it
simple ) M-G-M CS 6014 (P) 1960
CLAP
HANDS! HERE COMES ROSIE ! - Orchestra and Chorus conducted by
Bob Thompson throughout, except Side 2:Band 4: Orchestra and Chorus
conducted by Dick Reynolds. Produced by Dick Peirce. Recording
Engineer : Al Schmitt. Recorded at RCA VICTOR'S Music Centre of the
World, Hollywood, California ,on February 18 ,23 and 27, 1960.
( Side 1 : Something's
gotta give ; Give me the simple life ; Bye,bye Blackbird ; Aren't
you glad you're You ; You got ; Too marvellous for words / Side 2 :
Oh! what a beautiful mornin'; Hooray
for love; Mean to me ; Many a wonderful moment ; It could happen
to you ; Makin' Whoopee) RCA SF-5075 (P) 1960
HOW
THE WEST WAS WON - BING CROSBY * ROSEMARY CLOONEY * DESERET MORMON
CHOIR * JIMMIE DRIFTWOOD * SAM HINTON * SALT LAKE MORMON TABERNACLE
CHOIR * THE TARRYTOWN TRIO * THE JACK HALLORAN SINGERS - Orchestrated
and Conducted by Bob Thompson.
Side 1 : EXPLORING THE WILD NEW LAND : Band 1 :Shenandoah (Across the
wide Missouri) (Chorus and Orchestra) - Extract from CARL SANDBURG
(Bing Crosby) - Bound for the Promised Land (Bing Crosby, Rosemary
Clooney with chorus and orchestra) ; Band 6 : TRAVELLERS OF THE GREAT
TRAILS : Crossing the plains (Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney with
orchestra) ; Band 8 : Sweet Betsy from Pike (Rosemary Clooney with orchestra)
Side 2 : RANCHERS AND INDIAN RAIDERS : Band 1 : Buffalo Gals (Bing
Crosby ,Rosemary Clooney ,with chorus and orchestra) - General Custer
(Jimmie Driftwood, with orchestra); Band 3 : Bile them cabbage down
(Sam Hinton, with orchestra) - Green grow the lilacs (Bing Crosby,
Rosemary Clooney ,chorus and orchestra); THE GREAT GOLD RUSH DAYS :
Band 5 : California Ball (Rosemary Clooney ,with chorus and
orchestra) - When I went off to prospect (Bing Crosby ,with chorus
and orchestra)
Side 3 : THE RAILROADS : Band 2 : A Railroader's Bride I'll Be
(Rosemary Clooney ,with chorus and orchestra); SETTLERS AND
CIVILIZATION : Band 7 : Skip to my Lou (Bing Crosby ,Rosemary Clooney
,chorus and orchestra); Careless Love (Rosemary Clooney with chorus
& orchestra) ; Band 10 :Jennie Jenkins (Bing Crosby,Rosemary
Clooney with chorus & orchestra) /
Side 4 : COWBOYS- THE LAST FRONTIERSMEN (no Crosby / Clooney) ; THE
MORMONS (no Crosby / Clooney)
RCA VICTOR CORPORATION RCA RD.27196 /7 (LOP-6070) (4 Sides) (P) 1960
ROSIE
SOLVES THE SWINGIN' RIDDLE ! - Arranged and Conducted by Nelson Riddle.
( Get me to the Church on time ; Angry ; I get along without you very
well ; How am I to know?; You
took advantage of me ; April in Paris / I ain't got nobody (And
nobody cares for me) ; Some of these days ; By myself ; Shine on
harvest moon ; Cabin in the sky ; Limehouse Blues ) RCA VICTOR CORP.
RCA LPM/LSP-2265 (P) 1961
Note : re-issued as "APRIL IN PARIS" - RCA INTS-1473 (C)
1974; as " ROSIE SOLVES THE SWINGIN' RIDDLE! " - RCA INTS-5057
& NL 43326 (C) 1980
ROSEMARY
CLOONEY SINGS COUNTRY HITS FROM THE HEART, Produced by Dick Pierce
and Chet Atkins. Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World,
Hollywood, California, and RCA Victor's Nashville Sound
Studio,Nashville, Tennessee. Recording Engineer: Bill Porter.
Any time ; I Really Don't Want To Know ; Just Because ; Give Myself A
Party ; Love Has Come My Way ; I'm so lonesome I could cry / Please
help me I'm falling; If I can stay away long enough ;
This Ole House ; How's the world treating you; Beautiful
Brown Eyes ; Kiss him for me) RCA LPM-2565 (mono) / LSP-2565
(stereo) (P) 1963
LOVE
, Arranged and Conducted by Nelson Riddle
Invitation ; I wish it so ; Yours
Sincerely ; Imagination
; Find the Way ; How will I remember you / Why shouldn't I ? ; More
than you know ; You started something ; It
never entered my mind ; If I forget you ; Someone to watch over
me ) REPRISE R-6088 (P) 1963 (Recorded 1961) VALLIANT (CBS) VS 120 ST (re-issue)
THANKS FOR NOTHING , Arranged & Conducted by Bob
Thompson.Produced by Sonny Burke
Hello Faithless ; The rules of the road ; Just one of those things ;
All alone ; Black coffee ; A good man is hard to find / Baby the ball
is over ; The man that
got away ; I gotta right to sing the blues; Miss
Otis regrets ; Thanks for nothing (at all) ; Careless love)
REPRISE R-6108 (P)1965 REPRISE - P-6158 R (ST) (Japanese re-issue)
THAT TRAVELIN' TWO BEAT - BING CORSBY AND ROSEMARY CLOONEY -
Arranged and Conducted by Billy May
That Travelin' Two-Beat ; New Vienna Woods ; Knees up,Mother Brown ;
Roamin' in the Gloamin' ; Adios Senorita ; Come to the Mardi Gras /
Hear that Band ; The Daughter of Molly Malone ; The poor people of
Paris; I get ideas ; Ciao, Ciao, Bambina ; That Travelin' Two-Beat )
CAPITOL ST 2300 (P) 1965
MIXED EMOTIONS
Bless this house ; Beautiful
brown eyes ; The lady
is a tramp ; Be my
life's companion ; Why don't you haul off and love me / Too young
; While we're young ; I laughed until I cried ; Close your eyes
(Brahms' Lullaby) ; Mixed emotions)
HARMONY HS 11254 (ST) - HL 7457 (M) (P) 1967
Note : re-issued as : "THE GREAT ROSEMARY CLOONEY" EMBASSY
EMB 31116 - "MIXED EMOTIONS" - CSP 11254 (ST)
LOOK MY WAY - Recorded at RCA VICTOR STUDIOS , Nashville,Tennessee
, Engineer : Chuck Seitz , Produced by Scott Turner for APCO Records Half as much ; Roses in the
garden; When will I be loved ? ; Storms never last ; Look my way ;
'Twas a sunny day /There I've said it ; I'm not Lisa ; Don't the good
times (make it all worth while) ; Singing the Blues ; When you got
love ; The very thought of losing you) UNITED ARTISTS UAS 29918 (P) 1976
BING
CORSBY'S 50th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT (LIVE AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM)
WITH GUESTS : ROSEMARY CLOONEY *JOE BUSHKIN QUARTET * KATHRYN CROSBY
* MARY-FRANCES CROSBY* HARRY CROSBY * NATHANIEL CROSBY * TED ROGERS *
THE PETE MOORE ORCHESTRA* DRUMMER FOR MISS CLOONEY : MIGUEL FERRER
Side 1 : (Bing and Rosie) On A Slow Boat To China ; (Rosie alone) By
Myself ; Tenderly ; 50 Ways To
Leave Your Lover / Side 3 : Just One Of Those Things ; A Song For You ).
- 2 ALBUM SET - K-TEL NE 951 and UA 5 C 138-98550/1 (P) 1976
NICE TO BE AROUND - Arranged and Produced by Del Newman. Executive
Producer : Alan Warner Orchestral Contractor : David Katz. Recorded
at Nova Sound ,Scorpio Sound ,Berwick Street Studion and Marquee
Studio, London. Mixed at Marquee Studio, London. Engineered by
Richard Dodd.
You ; Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover ; Send in the Clowns ; Music ;
Thank You Baby / All by myself ; My Little Town ; The Hungry Years ;
I Won't Last A Day Without You ; Nice To Be around ) UNITED ARTISTS
UAS 30008 (P) 1977
25 YEARS OF RECORDED SOUND (1945-1970) FROM THE VAULTS OF M-G-M.
Side 3 : Band 8 : I LOVE HIM,THAT'S WHY (Hoffman-Manning-Monath) -
Rosemary Clooney & Jose Ferrer (Sy Oliver Orchestra) (recorded
01-12-1958) Previously Not Released. DRG RECORDS INC. DARC-2-2100 (P) 1979
CHRISTMAS WITH ROSEMARY CLOONEY
Rudolph,the red-nosed reindeer ; The Christmas Song ; Have yourself a
merry little Christmas ;.It came upon a midnight clear ; Little
drummer boy / Jingle Bells ; White
Christmas ; Suzy Snowflake ; Count
your blessings instead of sheep ; Silent Night)
HOLIDAY/MISTLETOE RECORDS HDY 1946 (P) 1981
SWEETEST
SOUNDS - ROSEMARY CLOONEY WITH THE LES BROWN ORCHESTRA
(The sweetest sounds (instr.) ; How am I to know (vocal) ; My funny
Valentine (instr.) ; Why shouldn't I ? (vocal) ; My romance (instr.)
; I get along without you very well (vocal) ; Angry (vocal) / Some
people (vocal) ; Man with a horn (instr.) ; Show me (voval) ; Have
you met Miss Jones ? (instr.) ; Little brown jug (instr.) ; Sleepy
time gal (vocal) ; I didn't know what time it was (instr.); (One
o'clock jump/Closing Theme (Leap Frog) ) ARTISTIC ART-003 (P) 1983
EVERYTHING'S COMING UP ROSIE (2 RECORD SET)
Clap Hands! Here Comes Rosie! ; Everything's Coming up Roses ; Give
me the simple Life ; Bye Bye Blackbird ; Aren't you glad you're You /
Too marvellous for words ; Something's gotta give ;
You took advantage of me ; It could happen to you / Makin'
Whoopee ; Hooray for love
; Sway ; You do something to me ; I only have eyes for you ; Get me
to the Church on time ; April in Paris) , with Nelson Riddle and
Perez Prado a.t.Orchestras RCA PDL2-1162 (P) 1987
TONY PASTOR and his Orchestra , featuring THE CLOONEY SISTERS
Side 1 : THE CLICK CLUB ,PHILADELPHIA ,PA. - September 27th, 1947 :
Introducion; Java Junction ; Aint'tcha ever coming back (R.C.) ; Tira
Lira Li (T.P. & The Clooney Sisters) PALLADIUM ,HOLLYWOOD ,CA. -
May 13,1947 : Mammy (TP) ; That's my desire (RC) ; I can't get up the
nerve to kiss you (TCS) ; September Song (TCS) ; Midnight Masquerade
(TCS) ; They can't convince me (RC) ; What do they do on a rainy
night in Rio (TCS) ; Movin' along / Sooner or later (TP & TCS) ;
Young ideas - In a Persian Market - . . . Closing . FANFARE RECORDS
LP 42 - 142
ONE NIGHT STAND WITH TONY PASTOR - featuring Rosemary and
Betty Clooney
Side 1 : CAFE ROUGE , HOTEL STATLER , N.Y. - February 7 ,1949 ;
Saturday Night Mood ; Medley : Rosewood Spinet (RC) - Just
Remeniscing (Buddy James) - I don't see me in your eyes anymore (TCS)
; Chowder Special (TP & TCS) ; Grievin' for you (RC) ; Pancho (TP
& TCS);
Side 2 : Like taking candy from a baby (RC & TP); Medley : I love
you so much, it hurts me (RC) - As you desire me (Buddy James) -
Underneath the Linden Tree (TCS) ; East of the sun ; HOLLYWOOD
PALLADIUM - May 13 ,1947 : Ivy ; Red silk stockings and green purfume
(TP) ; Get up those stairs, Mademoiselle (TP) ; Young Ideas. JOYCE
MUSIC CORPORATION ,Box 1707 , ZEPHYRHILLS ,FL 33599 - JOYCE LP 1063 (781209)
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A Tribute To Duke 1977 (CCD-4050) Don't Get Around Much
Anymore, Main Stem, In A Sentimental Mood, I'm Checking Out - Goom
Bye, Prelude To A Kiss, It
Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing, I'm Just A Lucky
So And So, What Am I Here For?, Sophisticated
Lady
Everything's Coming Up Rosie 1977 (CCD-4047) Bill Berry -
Trumpet; Scott Hamilton - Saxophone; Jake Hanna - Drums; Nat Pierce -
Piano; Monty Budwig - Bass -- I Cried For You (Now It's Your Turn To
Cry Over Me), More Than You Know, How Am I To Know, I Can't Get
Started, A Foggy Day, I've Got A Crush On You, Hey
There, As Time Goes By, All Of Me, Do You Know What It Means To
Miss New Orleans
Rosie Sings Bing 1978 (CCD-4060) Cal Collins - Guitar; Scott
Hamilton - Sax (Tenor); Jake Hanna - Drums ; Nat Pierce - Piano;
Monty Budwig - Bass -- But Beautiful,
Pennies From Heaven, Blue Skies, I Surrender, Dear, Where The Blue
Of The Night, It's Easy To Remember, Swinging On A Star, Just One
More Chance, I Wished On The Moon, Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral
Here's To My Lady - Tribute To Billie Holiday 1979 (CCD-4081)
Cal Collins - Guitar; Scott Hamilton - Sax (Tenor); Jake Hanna -
Drums; Nat Pierce - Piano; Warren Vache - Cornetist; Monty Budwig -
Bass -- I Cover The Waterfront, Good Morning, Heartache, Mean To Me,
Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be?), Don't Explain, Comes Love, He's
Funny That Way, God Bless The Child, Them There Eyes, Everything
Happens To Me
Rosemary Clooney Sings Ira Gershwin Lyrics 1980 (CCD-4112) Cal
Collins - Guitar; Jeff Hamilton - Drums; Scott Hamilton - Sax
(Tenor); Nat Pierce - Piano; Warren Vache - Cornet, Flugelhorn; Roger
Glenn - Flute; Chris Amberger - Bass -- But Not For Me, Nice Work If
You Can Get It, How Long Has This Been Going On, Fascinating Rhythm, Love
Is Here To Stay, Strike Up The Band, Long Ago And Far Away, They
All Laughed, The Man That
Got Away, They Can't Take That Away From Me
With Love 1981 (CCD-4144) Just The Way You Are, The Way We
Were, Alone At Last, Come In From The Rain, Meditation, Hello
Young Lovers, Just In Time, Tenderly,
Will You Still Be Mine
My Buddy 1983 (CCD-4226) I Believe In Love, Summer Knows, The
Glory Of Love, You're Gonna Hear From Me, Don't Let Me Be Lonely, I'm
Beginning To See The Light, My Buddy, You've Made Me So Very Happy
Rosemary Clooney Sings The Music Of Irving Berlin 1984
(CCD-4255) It's A Lovely Day Today, Be Careful, It's My Heart, Cheek
To Cheek, How About Me, The Best Thing For You Would Be Me, I Got
Lost In His Arms, There's No Business Like Show Business, Better Luck
Next Time, What'll I Do,
Let's Face The Music And Dance
Rosemary Clooney Sings Ballads 1985 (CCD-4282) Thanks For The
Memories, Here's That Rainy Day, The Shadow Of Your Smile, A
Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square, Bewitched, Bothered And
Bewildered, The Days Of Wine And Roses, Easy Living, Spring Is Here,
Why Shouldn't I, It
Never Entered My Mind
Show Tunes 1989 (CCD-4364) I Wish I Were In Love Again, Manhattan,
I Stayed Too Long At The Fair, Everything I've Got, How Are Things
In Glocca Morra, Come Back To Me, Where Do You Start, Taking A Chance
On Love, I'll See You Again, All
The Things You Are, My Ship, Guys And Dolls
For The Duration 1991 (CCD-4444) No Love, No Nothin', Don't
Fence Me In, I Don't Want To Walk Without You Baby, Ev'ry Time
We Say Goodbye, You'd
Be So Nice To Come Home To, Sentimental Journey, For All We
Know, September Song, These Foolish Things, (Remind Me Of You),
They're Either Too Young Or Too Old, The More I See You, (There'll Be
Blue Birds Over) The White Cliffs Of Dover, Saturday Night Is The
Loneliest Night Of The Week, I'll Be Seeing You
Do You Miss New York? 1993 (CCD-4537) Do You Miss New York?,
Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You, As
Long As I Live, May I Come In, Route 66, A Beautiful Friendship,
It's Only A Paper Moon, I Ain't Got Nothin' But The Blues, I Wish You
Love, I Get Along Without You Very Well, We'll Be Together Again
Still On The Road 1994 (CCD-4590) On The Road Again, Rules Of
The Road, Corcovado (Quiet Night), How Are Things In Glocca Morra,
Let's Get Away From It All, Moonlight Mississippi, Back Home In
Indiana, Ol' Man River, Take
Me Back To Manhattan, How Deep Is The Ocean, Road To Morocco, Still
On The Road, Till We Meet Again, Let's Eat Home, Still Crazy After
All These Years
Demi-Centennial 1995 (CCD-4633) Danny
Boy, The Coffee Song (with Cathi Campo), I'm Confessin' That I
Love You, I Left My Heart In San Francisco, Old Friends, White
Christmas, There Will Never Be Another You, Falling In Love
Again, Sophisticated Lady,
How Will I Remember You, Mambo
Italiano, The Promise (I'll Never Say Goodbye), Heart's Desire,
We'll Meet Again, Time Flies, Dear Departed Past
Dedicated To Nelson 1996 (CCD-4685) A Foggy Day , We're In The
Money, It's So Peaceful In The Country, Limehouse Blues, Do You Know
What It Means To Miss New Orleans, I
Got It Bad And That Ain't Good, The
Continental, Mean To Me, You're In Kentucky, As Time Goes By,
Haven't Got A Worry, Mangos, At Sundown, A Woman Likes To Be Told,
What Is This Thing Called Love, Come
Rain Or Shine
White Christmas 1996 (CCD-4719) The Christmas Song , Let It
Snow, Joy To The World, I'll Be Home For Christmas, It's The Most
Wonderful Time Of The Year, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas,
Christmas Love Song, The First Noel, Winter Wonderland, Christmas
Time Is Here, Christmas Mem'ries, Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer,
Spirit Of Christmas, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town / Hey Kris
Kringle, Count Your
Blessings (Instead Of Sheep), O Little Town Of Bethlehem, The
Christmas Waltz, White Christmas,
Silent Night, Sleep Well, Little Children, Don't Wait Till The Night
Before Christmas
Mothers & Daughters 1997 (CCD-4754) Thank Heaven For
Little Girls, Always, That Face, Baby Mine, The Best Gift, Maria, God
Bless The Child, Look To The Rainbow, Turn Around (duet with Keith
Carradine), Hello Young Lovers,
Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams, And I'll Be There, Pick Yourself Up,
Look For The Silver Lining, Funny Face, A Child Is Only A Moment, Sisters
At Long Last 1998 (CCD-4795-2) Just In Time , Like Someone In
Love, Willow Weep For Me, Lullaby of Broadway, Old Devil Moon,
Everything Happens To Me, I Want To Be A Sideman, In The Wee Small
Hour Of The Morning, How About You, The
Man That Got Away, Seems Like Old Times, Guess I'll Hang My
Tears Out To Dry, It Just Happened to Happen To Me, I Got Rhythm,
Gypsy In My Soul, If Swing Goes I Go Too
BRAZIL (with John Pizzarelli, Jr. & Diana Krall)- 1999
(CCD- 4884-2) "One summer morning in 1968 - I looked out of the window
of my hotel and saw the mountains and the sea bathed in a lavender
light I had never seen before. The feeling I had that morning comes
again when I hear the music from Brazil. This album is dedicated to
three men who let me re-capture that feeling when I play their music.
Antonio Carlos Jobim, Frank Sinatra and Nelson Riddle...."
-Rosemary Clooney Brazil,
Corcovado (Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars), Diana Krall and
Rosie singing Boy From Ipanema, John singing The Wave,
Once I Loved, Rosie and John singing Desafinado (Slightly
Out of Tune), I
Concentrate on You, Rosie and John singing Samba De Uma Nota
So (One Note Samba), Insensatez (How Insensitive), Rosie
and John singing Let Go, John singing Dindi, Rosie and
John singing Aquas De Marco (Waters of March), I Will Wait
For You, Instrumental Track Sweet Happy Life, A Day in
the Life of A Fool, A reprise of Rosie singing Brazil
but this time with John. CLICK HERE
FOR REVIEWS OF BRAZIL- Click
Here to Download a "Real Jukebox" file of Track 16 - Brazil
Reprise
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY (with the Big Kahuna and the Copa Cat Pack) 2001
(CCD-4952-2). That Old Black Magic (Harold Arlen - John H. Mercer);
2. I'm Glad There Is You (Jimmy Dorsey - Paul Mertz); 3. I've Got My
Love To Keep Me Warm (Irving Berlin); 4. You Go To My Head (Fred
Coots -- Haven Gillespie); 5. And The Angels Sing (Ziggy Elman - John
H. Mercer); 6. Happiness
Is A Thing Called Joe (Harold Arlen - E.Y. Harburg); 7. I'm The
Big Band Singer (Merv Griffin); 8. You Belong To Me (Pee Wee King -
Chilton Price - Redd Stewart); 9. I'll Be Around (Alec Wilder); 10.
I've Got A Right To Sing The Blues (Harold Arlen -- Ted Koehler); 11.
Ya Got Class (Raymond Evans - Jay Livingston); 12. Rockin' Chair
(Hoagy Carmichael); 13. The
Singer (Joe Cocuzzo - Vincent Falcone); 14. They Can't Take That
Away From Me (George Gershwin - Ira Gershwin); 15. Sentimental
Journey (Les Brown - Bud Green -- Benjamin Homer) Recorded live at
the Rosemary Clooney Music Festival, Maysville, Kentucky; 16. I Cried
For You / Who's Sorry Now? / Goody
Goody (medley) (Les Brown - Bud Green -- Benjamin Homer) (Johnny
Mercer - Matt Malneck) Recorded live at the Rosemary Clooney Music
Festival, Maysville, Kentucky
To
read the liner notes for the CD go to Sentimental
Journey
Rosemary Clooney: THE LAST CONCERT:Overture:
Medley (Tenderly, White Christmas, Half As Much, Sisters, This Ole
House); Sentimental Journey; Dialogue; I'm Confessin' That I Love
You; Just In Time; Dialogue; Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe; You Go
To My Head; Rockin' Chair; Dialogue; Ol' Man River; The Singer; They
Can't Take That Away From Me; God Bless America
Rosemary
Clooney: Best of the Concord Years:Hey
There; I've Got a Crush On You; Pennies From Heaven; Lover Man; I
Cover The Waterfront; How Long Has This Benn Going On?; Meditation;
Will You Still Be Mine?; Just One Of Those Things; Stormy Weather;
I'm Beginning To See The Light; Cheek to Cheek; A Nightingale Sang In
Berkeley Square; I Thought About You; Something's Got To Give; I Wish
I Were In Love Again; People Will Say We're In Love; Sentimental
Journey; Straighten Up And Fly Right; Nice 'N' easy; Do You Miss New
York?; As Long As I Live; Let's Get Away From It All; The Coffee
Song; Mambo Italiano; A Foggy Day; Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams; Old
Devil Moon; Brazil; I'm The Big Band Singer; God Bless America; They
Can't Take That Away From Me; White Christmas
The Rosemary Clooney Show: Songs from
the Classic Television Series:Tenderly;
Botch-A-Me; Mambo Italiano; Moonlight In Vermont; My Blue Heaven;
How About You; I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm; There Will Never Be
Another You; Lullaby Of Broadway; I Can't Believe That You're In Love
With Me; A Foggy Day; You Make Me Feel So Young; Chicago, That
Toddlin' Town; Dream (with the
Hi-Lo's); Just You, Just Me; I Got It
Bad (And That Ain't Good); Too Marvelous For Words; This Ole House;
They Can't Take That Away From Me; Taking A Chance On Love; Blues In
The Night; Come On-A My House; Hey There; Up A Lazy River; I'll Be
Seeing You; Haven't Got A Worry
This
two-CD set presents 59 unreleased tracks
taken from their radio sessions (The Bing
Crosby Show for General Electric, The Ford
Road Show and the Crosby - Clooney Show),
complete with some charming studio chatter
and fidelity that rivals their commercial
recordings.
COMPILATION/GUEST SPOTS
COME
ON-A MY HOUSE - LP Size 7-CD Box with Book--Ever since an
unlikely novelty song called Come On-A My House propelled her to
overnight stardom in the early 1950s, Rosemary Clooney has held a
place as a beloved icon of American popular song. In movies like
‘White Christmas’, on television, in concert and club dates
and above all, on recording, Clooney’s warmth and extraordinary
musical skill have captivated audiences for the second half of the
20th Century. The sound of her voice (like Ella Fitzgerald’s)
remains one of the most instantly recognizable in the world.Here is a
veritable Clooney candy store. This first boxed set of three
(comprising our complete anthology of Clooney’s classic
recordings) contains not only the hits that brought her to the top of
the charts, including Come On-A My House, Botch-A-Me, Tenderly, Hey
There, This Ole House and Mambo Italiano. It is also a mother lode of
rarely glimpsed treasures: collaborations with Harry James, Marlene
Dietrich and Frank Sinatra; Rosemary’s earliest recorded
beginnings, as the older half of the Clooney Sisters in their 1940s
days as girl singers with the Tony Pastor band. Also, forgotten
ballads, glorious standards and a cache of country tunes. A must-have
– whether for loyal fans from the Eisenhower years, or new
generations who have only recently discovered the powerful artistry
of one of the greatest popular singers of all time. Included are
seven carefully remastered CDs, plus a 76-page hardcover book, with a
biography by Deborah Grace Winer, and a discography by Richard Weize.
MEMORIES
OF YOU - 7-CD BOX & BOOK--Rosemary Clooney’s phenomenal
wave of success began with an unexpected hit called Come On-A My
House and rapidly swept the globe, fueled by recordings, concerts,
television and movies like ‘White Christmas’. Her
husky-smooth alto and personal warmth have entrenched her in our
culture as one of the most popular and beloved singers of the 20th
century, while her indelible transformation of the American songbook
has earned her a status among vocal icons like Sinatra and Ella
Fitzgerald. The middle and late 1950s—the years covered by this
second volume of Bear Family’s three-box anthology of
Clooney’s complete recordings— finds the singer from
Maysville, Kentucky at the height of her powers. In blissful vocal
shape and deepening her range of material, here Clooney reaches
beyond the novelty hits of the early years and offers us a stunning
array of wildly various treasures: collaborations with Benny Goodman,
the Hi Lo’s and Gene Autry, the fabled album with Duke
Ellington, ‘Blue Rose’, her greatest hits reprised live
from the London Palladium, other concert recordings, breakaway
singles from Broadway shows (‘My Fair Lady’, ‘West
Side Story’, ‘Guys and Dolls’), standards, country
ballads, barroom laments (A Good Man Is Hard To Find)
top-of-the-chart favorites (Mangos) and her remarkable collection of
recordings for children. Indispensable for any lover of American
popular music, this compendium celebrates one of the world’s
most legendary singers at the zenith of her career.
Many A Wonderful Moment - Box 3 of
Bear Family Set - ISBN NUMMER: 3-89795-702-7----This
third volume of the Bear Family trilogy tracing the recording career
of Rosemary Clooney picks up the story in 1958, the year she ended
her association with Columbia - the label that had established her as
one of the world’s most popular girl singers. As the 1950s drew
to a close, her career entered a new phase which would soon establish
her as one of the foremost album artists on such prestigious labels
as MGM, Coral, RCA, Reprise and Capitol.The years 1958-1968
found Rosemary mature vocally and reach the very pinnacle of artistic
achievement as she interpreted the standard generation songbook in
classic albums arranged by such luminaries as Billy May and Nelson
Riddle. Fancy Meeting You Here (in duet with Bing Crosby) and Rosie
Solves The Swinging Riddle are familiar examples, but here too is the
chance to rediscover her forays into the worlds of Spiritual Music
(Hymns From The Heart), Americana (How The West Was Won), Latin
Rhythms (A Touch Of Tabasco) and the Nashville Sound (Country Hits
From The Heart). The rich legacy of songs from Broadway musicals is
visited in her selections from box office smashes such as
Finian’s Rainbow and South Pacific as well as the less familiar
Oh, Captain and Whoop-Up.This 8-CD compendium is topped off
with a lavishly illustrated __-page hardcover book containing a fully
detailed discography and Deborah Grace Winer’s biography of the
Clooney years 1958 to 1968. A thrilling portrait of one of the most
highly regarded singers the world has ever known.
THE
UNCOLLECTED ROSEMARY CLOONEY (1951 - 1952) PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED
MATERIAL . PRODUCED BY DAVE DEXTER,Jr. ENGINEERED BY TOM SHALLCROSS
You make me feel so young ; Don't worry 'bout me ; My old flame ; As
long as I live ; Too much conversation ; If this isn't love ; Our
love affair ; This can't be love ; I'll never forget you ; Shine ;
I'm only ambitious for you ; All the pretty little horses ; Thrill me
; Love and nuts and noodles) HINDSIGHT RECORDS HSR-234 (P) 1988
Mostly
Mercer featuring Rosemary Clooney singing "I'm Old
Fashioned," & "Ask Me Again" 1.
I'm Old Fashioned - Rosemary Clooney; 2. My Mama Thinks I'm A Star -
Kaye Ballard; 3. I Remember You - Eydie Gormie; 4. It Had Better Be
Tonight - Fran Jeffries; 5. I Wonder What Became Of Me - Henrietta
Valor; 6. My Shining Hour - Mimi Hines; 7. Arthur Murray Taught Me
Dancing In A Hurry - Marilyn Cooper; 8. You Must Have Been A
Beautiful Baby - Nancy LaMott; 9. Blues In The Night - Jennifer
Holiday; 10. Ask Me Again - Rosemary Clooney; 11. Hooray For
Hollywood - Anita O'Day; 12. Out Of This World - Jim Bailey; 13.
Time, You Old Gypsy Man - Kaye Ballard; 14. I Fought Every Step Of
The Way - Laura Kenyon/Armelia McQueen/Mary Gordon Murray; 15.
Midnight Sun - Sara Riva Krieger; 16. How Little We Know - Mark Sendroff
Rosemary
Clooney - A Seventieth Birthday Celebration - 1. Secret of Life;
2. Oh, What a Beautiful Morning; 3. I Got Lost in His Arms; 4. Come
Rain or Come Shine; 5. One for My Baby; 6. I'm Beginning to See the
Light; 7. But Beautiful; 8. Just One of Those Things; 9. Thanks for
the Memory; 10. It's Only a Paper Moon; 11. Have I Stayed Too Long at
the Fair; 12. Hey There; 13. Long Ago (And Far Away); 14. Turn
Around; 15. Falling in Love Again; 16. From This Moment On; 17. For
All We Know; 18. Ol' Man River; 19. Our Love Is Here to Stay
Piano
Jazz: Marian McPartland and Rosemary Clooney -- 1. Conversation;
2. Our Love Is Here to Stay - Clooney, Rosemary; 3. Conversation; 4.
My Silent Love; 5. Conversation; 6. My Shining Hour - Clooney,
Rosemary; 7. Conversation; 8. Lush Life; 9. Conversation; 10. Don't
Fence Me In - Clooney, Rosemary; 11. Conversation; 12. I'll Take
Romance; 13. 1conversation; 14. September Song - Clooney, Rosemary;
15. Conversation
Shake Those Hula Hips by Big
Kahuna and the Copa Cat Pack who
say "Rosemary Clooney --
It is the highest honor to have
the finest Interpreter
of song EVER,
on our
CD.
All of our love to
you always.
CO 45632 THE SYNCOPATED CLOCK Co MJV 109 ;HL 9501; CL 969
MAY 23, 1952 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; HARRY JAMES: leader
RHCO 10198 THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS SONG Co 39876; MJV 149
CO 48860 ALL THE PRETTY LITTLE HORSES Co MJV 191
CO 50672 RED GARTERS Co 40158 CL 6282; CL 585
DECEMBER
10, 1953 ROSEMARY CLOONEY: vocal; JOSE FERRER vocal': NORMAN LEYDEN: leader
SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 ROSEMARY CLOONEY vocal; PERCY FAITH ; THE
MELLOMEN: vocal chorus
CO 53450 SAILOR BOYS HAVE TALK TO ME IN ENGLISH Co 40534
THE
FERRERS - ROSEMARY CLOONEY and JOSE FERRER sing selections from the
Broadway Musical "OH CAPTAIN !" Orchestra conducted and
Arrangememts by Phil Moore. (P) 1958
SWING
AROUND ROSIE
FANCY
MEETING YOU HERE
HYMNS FROM THE HEART - Orchestra conducted by Buddy Cole, with The
Ralph Carmichael Singers
THE
STORY OF CELESTE
ROSEMARY CLOONEY SWINGS SOFTLY
HOW
THE WEST WAS WON - BING CROSBY * ROSEMARY CLOONEY * DESERET MORMON
CHOIR * JIMMIE DRIFTWOOD * SAM HINTON * SALT LAKE MORMON TABERNACLE
CHOIR * THE TARRYTOWN TRIO * THE JACK HALLORAN SINGERS - Orchestrated
and Conducted by Bob Thompson.
ROSIE
SOLVES THE SWINGIN' RIDDLE
ROSEMARY
CLOONEY SINGS COUNTRY HITS FROM THE HEART, Produced by Dick Pierce
and Chet Atkins. Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World,
Hollywood, California, and RCA Victor's Nashville Sound
Studio,Nashville, Tennessee. Recording Engineer: Bill Porter.
LOVE
THANKS FOR NOTHING
THAT TRAVELIN' TWO BEAT - BING CORSBY AND ROSEMARY CLOONEY -
Arranged and Conducted by Billy May
LOOK MY WAY
NICE TO BE AROUND
Mostly
Mercer featuring Rosemary Clooney singing "I'm Old
Fashioned," & "Ask Me Again" 
Rosemary
Clooney - A Seventieth Birthday Celebration
Piano
Jazz: Marian McPartland and Rosemary Clooney