Various Artists – An All-Star Parade LP Record 1960 Columbia Easy Listening 33

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Format: Record Type: Album Record Size: 12 Record Label: Columbia Language: English Release Year: 1960 Case Type: Cardboard Sleeve Artist: Various Release Title: An All-Star Parade Hits From The Movies California Prop 65 Warning: No Sleeve Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Material: Vinyl Style: Soundtrack Era: 1960s Unit Type: Unit Record Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Number of Audio Channels: Mono Country of Origin: US Speed: 33 RPM Inlay Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Catalog Number: CL 1421 Genre: Easy Listening

Description

Various Artists – An All-Star Parade LP Record 1960 Columbia Easy Listening 33. The original pressing features detailed liner notes on the back cover, highlighting the artists and their contributions. Buy 2 Records Get 2 Free Immerse yourself in the golden age of cinema and music with "An All-Star Parade: Hits From The Movies," a captivating compilation LP from 1960 on the iconic Columbia label. This album brings together an incredible array of legendary artists, each contributing a memorable track from beloved films. Featuring the timeless "Theme From A Summer Place" by Percy Faith, alongside hits from vocal giants like Tony Bennett, Bing Crosby, Doris Day, Johnny Mathis, and the sophisticated sounds of Duke Ellington, this record is a nostalgic journey through the era's most popular movie melodies. It's an essential addition for collectors of classic film soundtracks, easy listening, and pop vocal compilations. This vintage 12-inch, 33 RPM mono LP, catalog number CL 1421, showcases a diverse tracklist including Doris Day's "Pillow Talk" and "Possess Me," Vic Damone's "Gigi," and Richard Maltby's "Theme From 'The FBI Story'." The album offers a rich tapestry of musical styles, perfect for fans of 60s pop, orchestral arrangements, and vocal jazz. The original pressing features detailed liner notes on the back cover, highlighting the artists and their contributions. This compilation is a fantastic opportunity to own a piece of music history, celebrating the synergy between Hollywood and the recording industry during a vibrant period.