In a message dated 2/20/03 11:47:59 AM Eastern Standard Time,
owner-rara-avis@icomm.ca writes:
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Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 08:23:45 -0800
From: Jim Stephenson <
jestephenson@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: RARA-AVIS: Re: Noir music
Richard wrote:
> I can't wait to see what others suggest.
And I answer: the contents of my latest CD compilation,
the tracks of
which are below:
1. It's A Lonesome Old Town - Creed Taylor
Orchestra
2. Dragnet - Buddy Morrow Orchestra
3. Three Time Blueser (from "Take Five") - Elmer
Bernstein
4. Lonely Beat (from "M Squad") - Stanley Wilson
Orchestra
5. Blue Night On the Strip (from "77 Sunset Strip) -
Warren Barker
Orchestra
6. Blue Silhouette - Chris Connor
7. Blond Bombshell - Enoch Light Orchestra
8. Mike Hammer Story - Stan Purdy Orchestra
9. Sing-Sing Blues - Skip Martin Orchestra
10. Speakeasy Blues (from "The Untouchables") - Nelson
Riddle
11. Pete Kelly's Blues (from the TV soundtrack) - Dick
Cathcart
Orchestra
12. Velda - Stan Purdy Orchestra
13. Four Walls and One Dirty Window Blues - Anita
Ellis
14. Blue Satin (from "Mr. Lucky") - Henry Mancini
15. Pink Lady - Buddy Morrow Orchestra
16. Richard Diamond - Skip Martin Video All-Stars
17. This Is the Naked City - Buddy Morrow
Orchestra
18. Lonleyville - Creed Taylor Orchestra
19. San Francisco Blues (from "The Line Up") - Buddy
Morrow Orchestra
20. Peter Gunn - Living Strings
21. Lonesome - Henry Mancini
22. Lujon - Henry Mancini
23. I Wish You Love - Keely Smith
>>
Thanks Jim for reminding me of the artist on the Mickey
Spillane/Mike Hammer EP 45. Stan Purdy! My memory is that
this was superior to the LP with music from the Darin McGavin
series. And I thought I remembered Spillane doing a narration
but wasn't sure enough to say so. One day the box in storage
with this prize will be opened.
Richard Moore
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