This document is obsolete and known to be outdated and incorrect in some places.  It's obvious that I do not have every release, that is why I need your contributions. Here is a list of things I'm looking for:

1. All the recordings not seen here, including but not limited to his own recordings, tributes, songs covered by other artists, various artists releases, 45's, and information on re-released cd's.
2. Origianl 45 sleeves.
3. Information on albums seen and not seen here.
4. ?

Questions, comments, contributions? E-mail: nappee@prodigy.net

Thanks (in no particular order):  All the used records stores that stuff their 99¢ bins with Hanks work, Recycled Records, Doug Forbes, and Mr. Smooth.

The Music From Peter Gunn

Side 1  Peter Gunn  Sorta Blue  The Brothers Go To Mother's  Dreamsville  Session at Pete's Pad  Soft Sounds

Side 2  Fallout!  The Floater  Slow and Easy  A Profound Gass  Brief and Breezy  Not From Dixie

• Recorded in Hollywood, August 26 and 31, and September 4 and 29, 1958
• Record notes by Blake Edwards

More Music From "Peter Gunn"

Side 1  Walkin' Bass  Timothy  Joanna  My Name Shelly  Goofin' At The Coffee House  Odd Ball

Side 2  Blue Steel  The Little Man Theme  Spook!  A Quiet Gass  Lightly  Blues For Mother

• Record notes by Bill Olofson
• Recorded in the RCA Music Center of the World on Feb. 17, and March 5 and 6, 1959
• The blue and red covers do not denote Living Stereo and Mono releases.  For example I have a red copy that is a Mono release not the Living Stereo release like the above picture. I've also seen a purple Mono copy.

The Mancini Touch

Side 1  Bijou  Mostly For Lovers  Like Young  My One and Only Love  Politely  Trav'lin' Light

Side 2  Let's Walk  Snowfall  Coll Shade Of Blue  Robbin's Nest  Free And Easy  That's All

• Recorded at RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California, on August 10, 11 and 14, 1959
• Record notes by Hal Levy
• Bijou composed by Ralph Burns
• Like Young composed by Andre Previn
• My One and Only Love composed by Robert Mellin-Guy Wood
• Trav'lin' Light composed by Mercer-Mundy-Young
• Snowfall composed by Claude Thornhill
• Robbin's Nest composed by Sir Charles Thompson-"Illinois" Jacquet
• Free and Easy co-composed by Bobby Troup
• That's All composed by Bob Haymes-Alan Brandt

The Blues and the Beat

Side 1  The Blues  Smoke Rings  Misty  Blue Flame  After Hours  Mood Indigo

Side 2  The Beat  Big Noise From Winnetka  Alright, Okay, You Win  Tippin' In  How Could You Do a Thing Like That To Me  Sing, Sing, Sing

• Smoke Rings composed by Washington-Gifford
• Misty composed by Garner
• Blue Flame composed by Noble-Bishop-Corday
• After Hours composed by Parrish-Bruce-Feyne
• Mood Indigo composed by Ellington-Mills-Bigard
• Big Noise From Winnetka composed by Haggart-Bauduc
• Alright, Okay, You Win composed by Wyche-Watts
• Tippin' In composed by Symes-Smith
• How Could You... composed by Roberts-Glenn
• Sing, Sing, Sing composed by Louis Prima
• Record notes by Mancini
• Recorded at RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California on February 22, 26 and 29, 1960

Music From "Mr. Lucky"

Side 1  Mr. Lucky  My Friend Andamo  Softly  March of the Cue Balls  Lightly Latin  Tipsy

Side 2  Floating Pad  One Eyed Cat  Night Flower  Chime Time  Blue Satin  That's It and That's All

Combo!

Side 1  Moanin'  Sidewalks of Cuba  Dream of You  Swing Lightly  Castle Rock  A Powdered Wig

Side 2  Playboy's Theme  Tequila  Far East Blues  Charleston Halley  Scandinavian Shuffle  Everybody Blow!

• "The Original Peter Gunn Sound!"
• Moanin' composed by Bobby Timmons
• Sidewalks of Cuba composed by Oakland-Parish-Mills
• Dream of You composed by Oliver-Lunceford-Moran
• Castle Rock composed by Drake-Shirl-Sears
• Playboy's Theme composed by Cy Coleman
• Tequilla composed by Rio
• Charleston Alley composed by Wright-Kirkland
• Scandanavian Shuffle composed by Asmussen
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

Mr. Lucky Goes Latin

Side 1  Mr. Lucky (Goes Latin)  Lujon  Tinpañola  Rain Drops in Rio  Siesta  The Dancing Cat

Side 2  Cow Bells and Coffee Beans  The Sound of Silver  Tango Americano  No-Cal Sugar Loaf  Blue Mantilla  Speedy Gonzales

• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

Breakfast at Tiffany's

Side 1  Moon River  Something For Cat  Sally's Tomato  Mr. Yunioshi  The Big Blow Out  Hub Caps and Tail Lights

Side 2  Breakfast At Tiffany's  Latin Golightly  Holly  Loose Caboose  The Big Heist  Moon River Cha Cha

• Lyric of Moon River and Moon River Cha Cha by Johnny Mercer
• Record notes by the goddess herself, Audrey Hepburn
• Moon River won an Academy Award in 1961

Experiment in Terror

Side 1  Flutters' Ball  Tooty Twist  Kelly's Tune  Golden Gate Twist  The Good Old Days  Experiment in Terror (Twist)

Side 2  Experiment in Terror  Nancy  Down by the Warf  Teen-age Hostage  White on White  Final Out at Candelstick Park

• 1962's double "Oscar" winner
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

Hatari!

Side 1  Theme From "Hatari!"  Baby Elephant Walk  Just For Tonight  Your Father's Feathers  Night Side

Side 2  Big Band Bwana  The Sounds of Hatari  The Soft Touch  Crocodile, Go Home!

Our Man In Hollywood

Side 1  Days of Wine and Roses  Walk on the Wild Side  "The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm" Theme  Love Song From "Mutiny on the Bounty"  Mr. Hobbs Theme  Seventy Six Trombones

Side 2  Love Theme From "Phadera"  Bachelor In Paradise  Too Little Time  Drink More Milk  The Wishing Star  Dreamsville

• Lyric of Days of Wine and Roses by Johnny Mercer
• Walk on the Wild Side composed by Elmer Bernstein
• Theme From ". . .Brothers Grimm" composed by Bob Merill
• Love Song From. . . composed by Bronislau Kaper and Paul Francis
• "Shelly Manne performs the exoctic rhythms on authentic Tahitian instruments"
• Seventy Six Trombones composed by Meredith Wilson
• Lyric of Bachelor in Paradise by Mack David.  It received an Academy Award nomination in 1961
• Lyric of Too Little Time by Dick Nash
• Drink More Milk composed by Nino Rota
• The Wishing Star composed Franz Waxman.  It won an Academy Award
• Lyric of the new version of Dreamsville by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston

Uniquely Mancini

Side 1  Green Onions  Stairway to the Stars  Night Train  Lullaby of Birdland  Chelsea Bridge  Duke's Place (Based on "C Jam Blues")

Side 2  Banzai Pipeline  Rhapsody in Blue  Cheers!  Lonesome  The Hot Canary  Moonlight Serenade

• Green Onions composed by Jones-Cropper-Jackson-Steinberg
• Stairway to the Stars composed by Parish-Malneck-Signorelli
• Night Train composed by Washington-Simpkins-Forrest
• Lullaby of Birdland composed by George Shearing
• Chelsea Bridge composed by Billy Strayhorn
• C Jam Blues composed by Duke Ellington
• Rhapsody in Blue composed by George Gershwin
• The Hot Canary composed by Paul Nero
• Moonlight Serenade composed by Mitchell Parish and Glenn Miller
• Record notes by Bill Olofson
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

The Best of Mancini

Side 1: From Television  Peter Gunn  Timothy  Lujon  March of the Cue Balls  Fallout!  Mr. Lucky

Side 2: From Motion Pictures  Moon River  Experiment In Terror  Baby Elephant Walk  Days of Wine and Roses  Theme From "Hatari!"  Charade

• Record notes by Bill Olofson
• Lyric of Moon River, Days of Wine and Roses, and Charade by Johnny Mercer

Charade

Side 1  Charade (Main Title)  Bistro  Bateau Mouche  Mégève  Bye Bye Charlie  The Happy Carousel

Side 2  Charade (Vocal)  Orange Tamouré  Latin Snowfall  The Drip-Dry Waltz  Mambo Parisienne  Punch and Judy  Charade (Carousel)

• Record notes by Lorene Schrag
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

The Pink Panther

Side 1  The Pink Panther Theme  It Had Better Be Tonight (Meglio Stasera) (Instrumental)  Royal Blue  Champagne and Quail  The Village Inn  The Tiber Twist

Side 2  It Had Better Be Tonight (Meglio Stasera) (Vocal)  Cortina  The Lonely Princess  Something for Sellers  Piano and Strings  Shades of Sennett

• It Had Better Be Tonight (Instrumental) and (Vocal) co-composed by Mercer and Migliacci
• Record Notes by Peter Sellers _{(Alias Inspector Clouseau)}
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

The Latin Sound of Henry Mancini

Side 1  "Señor" Peter Gunn  Baía  Carnavalito  Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars (Corcovado)  Vereda Tropical  Guararé (Cumbieras)

Side 2  La Raspa  The Breeze and I (Andalucía)  Preciosa  Come to the Mardi Gras (Nao Tenho Lagrimas)  Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Quizás, Quizás, Quizás)  Tico-Tico

• Record notes by Harvey Siders, Contributing Editor, Hollywood Citizen-News
• Baia composed by Ary Barroso-Ray Gilbert
• Carnavalito composed by Edmund P. Zaldivar
• Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim-G. Lees
• Vereda Tropical composed by Gonzalo Curiel
• Guararé composed by Richard Fa'Brega
• The Breeze and I composed by Ernesto Lecuona
• Preciosa composed by E. Quintana
• Come to the Mardi Gras composed by Bulhoes-de Oliveria-Drake-Shirl
• Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps composed by Osvaldo Farres-Joe Davis
• Tico-Tico composed by Abreu-Drake-Oliveira
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

The Great Race

Side 1  Overture     He Shouldn't-A, Hadn't-A, Oughtn't-A Swang on Me!     The Sweetheart Tree (Choral)     The Great Race March  Push The Button, Max!  Night, Night Sweet Prince  They're Off!

Side 2  The Sweetheart Tree (Choral)  The Great Race March (A Patriotic Medley)  He Shouldn't-A, Hadn't-A, Oughtn't-A Swang On Me!  Music To Become King By  Cold Finger  Pie-In-The-Face Polka

• Gatefold
• Record notes by Hans Fantel, Contributing Editor, Hi-Fi Stereo Review
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

The Second Time Around and Others

Side 1  The Second Time Around  Moon Talk  The Old College Try Cha Cha  High Time  Tiger

Side 2  Fanny  Love Music  Frish Frosh  My Cousin From Naples  Theme from "The Great Imposter"

• Record notes by Leonard Feather
• The Second Time Around composed by James Van Heuson and Sammy Cahn
• Fanny composed by Harold Rome

Music of Hawaii

Side 1  Hawaii (Main Title)  Quiet Villiage  The Moon of Manakoora  Pearly Shells  Blue Hawaii  Driftwood and Dreams

Side 2  Hawaiian War Chant  Adventures in Paradise  Beyound the Reef  Tiny Bubbles  The Hawaiian Wedding Song  Aloha Oe

• Hawaii (Main Title) from the United Artists motion picture "Hawaii" and composed by Bernstein-David
• Quiet Villiage composed by. . .if you don't know already I'm not telling
• Pearly Shells composed by Edwards-Pober
• Blue Hawaii composed by Robin-Rainger
• Hawaiian War Chant composed by Freed-Noble-Leleiohaku
• Adventures in Paradise composed by Cochran-Newman
• Beyound the Reef composed by Pitman
• Tiny Bubbles composed by Pober
• The Hawaiian Wedding Song composed by Hoffman-Manning-King
• Aloha Oe composed by Queen Liliuokalani
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

Gunn

Side 1  Peter Gunn  A Quiet Happening  Dreamsville  Sky Watch  A Bluish Bag  Theme For Sam

Side 2  The Monkey Farm  A Lovely Sound  I Like the Look  Silver Tears  Sweet!  Night Owl  Bye Bye

• Record notes by Burt Nelson
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

The Big Latin Band of

Side 1  The Magnificent Seven  Spingtime for Hitler  A Fistful of Dollars  Touch of Evil  Patricia  The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Side 2  Mission: Impossible Theme  Norma La De Guadalajara  Zacatecas  Hang 'Em High  Las Cruces

• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

The Acadeny Award Songs

Side 1  Moon River  Secret Love  On the Atchison, Topeka...  You'll Never Know  Gigi  Whatever Will Be, Will Be  White Christmas  Baby, It's Cold Outside

Side 2  Days of Wine and Roses  All The Way  The Continental  Mona Lisa  When You Wish Upon a Star  Zip-A-Dee Doo Dah  High Noon  Buttons and Bows

Side 3  Three Coins in the Fountain  Call Me Irresponsible  High Hopes  It Might As Well Be Spring  Over the Rainbow  Swingin' on a Star  Sweet Leilani  Chim Chim Cher-ee

Side 4  Never on Sunday  Love Is a Many-Slpendored Thing  In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening  The Last Time I Saw Paris  The Way You Look Tonight  Thanks for the Memory  Lullaby of Broadway

• Records notes by Stan Levine
• Recorded at RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

Two For The Road

Side 1  Two for the Road (Vocal)  Something for Audrey  The Lovely Life  The Chaser  Something Loose  Happy Barefoot Boy

Side 2  Two for the Road (Main Title--Instrumental)  Congarocka  French Provincial  The Donk  Domain St. Juste (Din-Din Music)  Two for the Road (Instrumental)

• Two for the Road (Vocal) co-written by Leslie Bricusse
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California
• The back of the record features a beautiful picture of Audrey and Hank "together again."

Theme From "Z" and Other Film Music

Side 1  Theme From "Z"  Theme From "The Molly Maguires"  Jean  Airport Love Theme  Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head

Side 2  As Time Goes By  The Hills of Yesterday  A Man, a Horse, and a Gun  Love Theme From "The Adventurers"  "Patton" Theme

• Theme From "Z" composed by Mikis Theodorakis
• Jean composed by McKuen
• Airport Love Theme composed by Newman
• Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head composed by David and Bacharach
• As Time Goes By composed by Hupfeld
• The Hills of Yesterday co-composed by Webster
• A Man, a Horse, and a Gun composed by Cipriani
• Love Theme From "The Adventurers composed by Jobim
• "Patton" Theme composed by Goldsmith
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

The Versatile Henry Mancini

Side 1  Poinciana  Bali Hai  Flamingo  The Whispering Sea  Return To Paradise  The Naked Sea

Side 2  The Breeze and I  Driftwood and Dreams  Moon of Manakoora  Sleepy Lagoon  Ebb Tide  Off Shore

Mancini Concert

Side 1  Portrait of Simon and Garfunkle     Scarborough Fair/Canticle     The Sound of Silence     Mrs. Robinson     El Condor Pasa     Bridge Over Troubled Water  March With Mancini     Timothy     March of the Cue Balls     The Swing March     The Great March

Side 2  Medly From "Jesus Christ, Superstar"     Superstar     Everything's Alright     King Herold's Song     I Don't Know How to Love Him  Big Band Montage     I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You     Blue Flame     Let's Dance     Ciribiribin     Moonlight Serenade     Artistry in Rythm     Nightmare     Leap Frog     Take the "A" Train  Overture From "Tommy"

• Pressed on RCA's "dynaflex" records
• Scarborough Fair/Canticle composed by Simon-Garfunkle, the rest composed by Simon
• "Jesus Christ, Superstar" composed by Webber-Rice
• I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You composed by Washington-Bassman
• Blue Flame composed by Corday-Noble-Bishop
• Let's Dance composed by Baldridge-Stone-Bonime
• Ciribiribin composed by James-Lawrence
• Moonlight Serenade composed by Parish-Miller
• Artistry in Rythm composed by Kenton
• Nightmare composed by Shaw
• Leap Frog composed by Corday-Garland
• Take the "A" Train composed by Strayhorn
• "Tommy" composed by Townshend
• Recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, California

Revenge Of The Pink Panther

Side a:  The Pink Panther Theme ('78)  Simone  Give Me Some Mo'!  Thar She Blows!  Balls' Caprice  Move 'Em Out

Side b:  A Touch Of Red  After The Showers  Hong Kong Fireworks  Almond Eyes  The Pink Panther Theme - Reprise  Thank Heaven For Little Girls

• Lryic of Move 'Em Out by Leslie Bricusse and sung by Lon Satton
• Recorded at The Music Centre, London, England

The Best of Mancini

1.  2.  3.  4.  5.  6.  7.  8.  9.  10.  11.  12.

Peter Gunn  Timothy  Lujon  March of the Cue Balls  Fallout!  Mr. Lucky  Moon River  Experiment in Terror  Baby Elephant Walk  Days of Wine and Roses  Theme From "Hatari!"  Charade (Vocal)

Martinis With Mancini

1.  2.  3.  4.  5.  6.  7.  8.  9.  10.  11.  12.  13.  14.  15.  16.  17.  18.  19.

Playboy's Theme  Moon River Cha Cha  Brief and Breizy  Something Loose  Mambo Parisenne  Lightly Latin  Rain Drops in Rio  Something for Sellers  Odd Ball  Old College Try Cha Cha  Mr. Lucky (Goes Latin)  Everybody Blow!  It Had Better Be Tonight (Instrumental)  No-Cal Sugar Loaf  Bijou  Your Father's Feathers  Mégève  The Chaser  The Beat

• Playboy's Theme composed by Cy Coleman
• Moon River Cha Cha co-composed by Johnny Mercer
• It Had Better Be Tonight co-composed by Mercer and Megliacci
• Bijou composed by Ralph Burns

The Blues / Big Noise From Winnetka

Henry Mancini and His Orchestra
47-7785 RCA Victor
Taken from the album "The Blues and the Beat"
Producer: Dick Peirce

Orchestra Conducted by Henry Mancini
47-7705 RCA Victor
Taken from the album Music From "Mr. Lucky"
Producer: Dick Peirce

Henry Mancini His Orchestra and Chorus
47-7916 RCA Victor
Taken from the album "Breakfast at Tiffany's"
Producer: Dick Peirce

Henry Mancini and His Orchestra and Chorus
47-8256 RCA Victor
Taken from the album "Charade"
Producer: Joe Reisman

Henry Mancini and His Orchestra / Henry Mancini's Orchestra and Chorus
47-8381 RCA Victor
From "A Shot in the Dark"
Producer: Joe Reisman

Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus / Henry Mancini and His Orchestra
74-0131 RCA Victor
Producer: Joe Reisman

Henry Mancini and His Orchestra
PB-10888 RCA Victor 1977
Produced by Joe Reisman

Various Artsts

Side 1?  Sing, Sing, Sing

• Promotional release "from your Remington Portable Typewriter Dealer"

The Art of Noise

1. Peter Gunn  2. Peter Gunn (Extended Version)  3. Peter Gunn (Short Version)  4. Peter Gunn (Long Version)

The Rainbow Sound of Bianco,  His Harp and Orchestra	-  Your All-Time Favorite Songs
	Side 1  2. Moon River

• This record was released exclusively to RCA Victor Record Club members.  A large number of it's members were asked to name their all-time favorite songs.
• "Another Surprise: Hoagy Carmichael's Stardust, a romantic stand-by since the thirties, tied for second place in popularity with a newcomer from the movies--Moon River, written by Henry Mancini for the sound track of "Breakfast at Tiffany's."  That track, incidently, won an Academy Award for Mancini, and Moon River shows every sign of being adopted into America's folk song tradition."  [Taken from the back of the record]

Charlie Byrd	Birdland
	Side 2  2. Arabesque  3. Theme From "Mr. Lucky"

• Record notes by Anthony Tuttle

Charlie Byrd	Dreamsville
	Side 2  4. Dreamsville

• This record was released exclusively for Columbia Record Club members

The Eddie Cano Quartet

Cano Plays Mancini  Days of Wine and Roses  Moon River  Sorta Blue  March of the Cue Balls  Baby Elephant Walk  Mr. Lucky

My Friend Andamo  Blue Satin  Joanna  A Profound Gass  Latin Golightly

• Record notes by Lawrence D. Stewart

Dick Dale and His Del-Tones

Greatest Hits 1961-1976  21. Peter Gunn

Duane Eddy

Peter Gunn

Henry Jerome Presents	American Gold - 24 Million Sellers in a Two Record Set
	Side C  5. Moon River

• Gatefold (2 LP)

Living Strings

Living Strings Play Henry Mancini  Side 1  Days of Wine and Roses  Baby Elephant Walk  The Soft Touch  Peter Gunn  Theme From "Hatari"  Blue Satin

Side 2  Timothy  Breakfast At Tiffany's  Mr. Lucky  Experiment In Terror  Moon River

• Record notes by Louis Goodman

Living Strings

The Windmills of Your Mind and other Academy Award Winners  Side 1  3. Days of Wine and Roses  5. Moon River

• Record notes by Mort Goode

Mr. Bungle

The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny  4. Hypocrites

• This song contains a rather unique arrangement of Peter Gunn

Ted Nash

Peter Gunn  Side 1  Peter Gunn  Sorta Blue  The Brothers Go To Mother's  Dreamsville  Soft Sounds

Side 2  Fallout  The Floater  Session At Pete's Pad  A Profound Gass  Brief and Greezy

• Red Vinyl
• Record Notes by Frank Evans

Oranj Symphonette		Oranj Symphonette Plays Mancini
	1.  2.  3.  4.  5.  6.  7.  8.  9.  10.  11.  12.	A Shot In The Dark  Experiment In Terror  The Pink Panther Theme  Lujon  The Inspector Clouseau Theme  Moon River  Charade  The Days of Wine and Roses  Mr. Yunioshi  Mr. Lucky  March of the Cue Balls  Baby Elephant Gunn (Baby Elephant Walk and Peter Gunn)

Oranj Symphonette

The Oranj Album  6. Dreamsville  9. Arabesque

Frank Sinatra	Conducts Music From Pictures and Plays
	Side ?  ?. Moon River

• Available on Dual 35MM 120 CMPS

Ultra-Lounge

13. Ray Anthony  15. Hollywood Studio Orchestra

The Peter Gunn Theme  The Pink Panther Theme

Ultra Lounge Volume 7

The Crime Scene  16. Ray Anthony

Peter Gunn Suite      Walkin' To Mother's/Fall Out/Dreamsville       The Peter Gunn Theme

Ultra-Lounge Volume 13

TV Town  13. Si Zenter

Mr. Lucky

Ultra-Lounge Volume 18

Bottoms-Up!  11. Al Caiola

Baby Elephant Walk

Billy Vaughn

Golden Hits  Side 1  4. Peter Gunn

The Big Lebowski

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack  11. Lujon

V/A

1.  2.  3.  4.  5.  6.  7.  8.  9.  10.  11.  12.  13.  14.  15.  16.

The Music of Henry Mancini  Moon River  The Sweetheart Tree  Dreamsville  Theme From "Peter Gunn"  It Had Better Be Tonight  Dear Heart  Baby Elehant Walk  Two For The Road  Days of Wine and Roses  Whistling Away The Dark  Charade  NBC Mystery Movie Theme  Theme From "Mr. Lucky"  Natasha's Theme  Darling Lili  In The Arms of Love

Andy Williams  Johnny Mathis  Lola Albright  Bobby Hackett  Buddy Greco  Andy Williams  Don Costa & His Orchestra  Charlie Byrd  Patti Page  Johnny Mathis  Andy Williams  Ray Coniff & His Orchestra  Bobby Hackett  Henry Mancini & His Orchestra  Johnny Mathis  Andy Williams

• Liner notes by Didier C. Deutsch, June 1994

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