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Ray Conniff's Greatest Hits (1968)

Ray Conniff's Greatest Hits 's Wonderful Invisible Tears Smoke Gets In Your Eyes This Is My Song Cabaret Somewhere My Love Besame Mucho Mame On The Street Where You Live Happiness Is Memories Are Made Of This This album is a compilation of Ray's greatest hits and contains a new stereo recording of "'S Wonderful." This album was reissued on CD in Europe and Brazil with bonus tracks. Original LP liner notes: Eventually, every great artist releases a Greatest Hits album. With Ray Conniff, however, that's not easy. The question is: Which Greatest Hits? Ray's list of Greatest Hits is nearly as long as the list of songs he has recorded. Since it is not possible to include several hundred songs in one album, the task of repertory selection for "Ray Conniff's Greatest Hits" was nearly insurmountable. Starting with Ray's first solid Gold Records, " 'S Wonderful,...

I Love How You Love Me (1968)

I Love How You Love Me Those Were The Days My Special Angel Harper Valley P.T.A. I Love How You Love Me Hold Me Tight Wichita Lineman Hey Jude Sunny Little Green Apples Scarborough Fair / Canticle Abraham, Martin And John Arranged and Conducted by Ray Conniff The Recording Sessions for This Album Were Supervised and Produced by Jack Gold The Sound Was Supervised by Bob Ballard Engineering: Jack Lattig Cover photo: Frank Bez Original LP liner notes: "This is truly one of Ray Conniff's greatest albums!" That is a true statement. And yet... that same statement can be made, with equal veracity, about any album Ray Conniff has already recorded, or will release in the future. Ray Conniff is consistent. He is constantly great. He has the unique ability to continue the famous "Conniff Sound" in every record he releases... and yet have each recording be as new and fresh as tomorrow. It takes...

Turn Around Look At Me (1968)

Turn Around Look At Me Mrs Robinson Angel Of The Morning This Guy's In Love With You Do You Know The Way To San Jose? People It Was A Very Good Year Turn Around Look At Me Macarthur Park Can't Take My Eyes Off You The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Moon River Arranged and conducted by Ray Conniff The recording sessions for this album were supervised and produced by Jack Gold The sound was supervised by Bob Ballard Engineering: Jack Lattig Cover photo: Frank Bez Original LP liner notes: Although this album primarily features The Singers singing the words, there are two songs which feature the orchestra and chorus instrumentally. Ray plays trombone on one of these, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, and he also features "Skeets" Herfurt on the amplified flute, as well as some exciting timpani work by Bernie Mattinson (stereo left), and Wally Snow (stereo right). The album was recorded in Hollywood on 8-...

Honey (1968)

Honey Honey I Say A Little Prayer The Look Of Love Love Is Blue Kiss Me Goodbye Gentle On My Mind By The Time I Get To Phoenix Spanish Eyes Theme From 'Valley Of The Dolls' Sounds Of Silence Goin' Out Of My Head Arranged and Conducted by Ray Conniff The recording sessions for this album were supervised and produced by Jack Gold The sound was supervised by Bob Ballard Engineering: Jack Lattig Cover photo: Frank Bez Original LP liner notes: The dramatic photo of Ray conducting was taken as he was working with the Singers at the recording sessions of this album. "The interprestations and performances of these contemporary songs by the Singers are certainly some of the very finest we have ever recorded," were Ray's own words at the close of the sessions. As you listen we're sure you will agree that the fresh new sounds on this album rank well up there with, if not above, some of their more ...

It Must Be Him (1967)

It Must Be Him Music To Watch Girls By Yesterday Somethin' Stupid It Must Be Him A Man And A Woman Release Me There's A Kind Of Hush What The World Needs Now Is Love Don't Sleep In The Subway Up, Up And Away The Impossible Dream Arranged and Conducted by Ray Conniff The recording sessions for this album were supervised and produced by Jack Gold The sound was supervised by Bob Ballard Engineering: Jack Lattig Cover photo: Frank Bez Original LP liner notes: The contemporary music of today is undergoing the most radical and exciting change I have witnessed in the entire twenty-five years I have been associated with the recording industry. The harmonic structures, melodic lines and rhythmic backgrounds used in these new songs are most refreshing, and chord structures and melodies like those found in Yesterday, A Man and a Woman, Don't Sleep in the Subway, Music to Watch Girls By and It Must Be Him, to give a few exa...

Ray Conniff's Hawaiian Album (1967)

Ray Conniff's Hawaiian Album The Hukilau Song Blue Hawaii Pearly Shells To You Sweetheart, Aloha One Paddle Two Paddle Beyond The Reef The Hawaiian Wedding Song My Little Grass Shack In Kealakekua, Hawaii Sweet Leilani Tiny Bubbles I Wish They Didn't Mean Goodbye The recording sesssion for this album were supervised and produced by Jack Gold The sound was supervised by Bob Ballard Fender steel guitar played by Fred T. Tavares from Hawaii Cover photo: Frank Bez This CD can be purchased from Amazon . Original LP liner notes: The above photo of Ray was taken as he was relaxing on the beach of the Kauai Surf Hotel on the garden island of Kauai, one of the Hawaiian outer islands. Ray wrote all the arrangements for this album during his two-week stay at the Kauai Surf, and between arrangements the Hawaiians showed him how to strum the uke and taught him their own way of singing the Hawaiian songs, which in many ...

How To Save A Marriage and Ruin Your Life (1967)

How To Save A Marriage and Ruin Your Life Opening Title "Winds Of Change" (Ray Conniff and The Singers) The Overture Second Honeymoon Who Is It, Darling? The Sunnyside Punch And Judy Waltz Winds Of Change - Instrumental S'il Vous Plait Bossa Nova Thinking Voices Main Theme In Jazz Slotkin's Monolougue End Title "Winds Of Change" (Ray Conniff and The Singers) This soundtrack album (Columbia OS 3140) features Ray Conniff and The Singers on the opening and ending titles only. The opening title was released on a 45rpm single. Columbia Pictures Presents Dean Martin, Stella Stevens, Eli Wallach, Anne Jackson in a Stanley Shapiro Production, Co-starring Betty field, Jack Albertson Main Theme "Winds of Change" Performed by RAY CONNIFF and The Singers Wirtten by STANLEY SHAPIRO and NATE MONASTER Music Composed and Conducted by MICHEL LEGRAND Produced by STANLEY SHAPIRO Directed by FIELDER COOK Album...