Atomic Age Cocktail Party

We Dig Mancini (153)

 
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During the hi-fi era, Henry Mancini was one of the most popular composers out there, specifically for his TV and movie music. His tunes were cool and collected and often very playful. He wrote memorable melodies that are still played today. This time around, we’re looking at how Mancini’s music was performed by artists of the Atomic Age and how others put their own spin on these classic melodies. We’ll hear from Si Zentner, Plas Johnson, Quincy Jones, and many others!

Playlist

Title Artist Album
Bye-Bye The Anita Kerr Quartet We Dig Mancini
Session at Pete's Pad The Frankie Capp Percussion Group Percussion In A Tribute To Henry Mancini
Moon River Dave Pell Jazz Voices In Video
Walkin' To Mother's Ray Anthony Like Wild!
Mr. Lucky Si Zentner From Russia With Love
Odd Ball Quincy Jones And His Orchestra Quincy Jones Explores The Music Of Henry Mancini
Soft Sounds The Aaron Bell Orchestra Music From Peter Gunn
Blue Satin Living Strings Living Strings Play Henry Mancini
Dreamsville Sarah Vaughan Sings The Mancini Songbook
Lujon Jack Wilson Plays Brazilian Mancini
Days of Wine and Roses Enoch Light Let's Dance The Bossa Nova
Pink Panther Plas Johnson Pink Panther 45 single
It Had Better Be Tonight Buddy Greco My Last Night In Rome
Cheers Group 1 The Brothers Go To Mother's - And Others!
Breakfast At Tiffany's Joe Sherman And the Arena Brass Promise Her Anything
My Friend Andamo Eddie Cano Cano Plays Mancini
Charade Wayne Newton Sings Hit Songs
A Profound Gass Bobby Hackett & His Orchestra Bobby Hackett Plays Henry Mancini