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Henry Mancini in rehearsal with the Utah Symphony, 1981

  

Henry Mancini:

Warner Brothers and Warner Special Products


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(including albums where HM participated in some way)


 

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[Original LP] 

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[Stereo LP label]

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[Mono LP labels]

"Terribly Sophisticated Songs", Warner Brothers #BS 1210 (1958).[LP]
Vocals and orchestra conducted by Henry Mancini. All compositions by Irving Taylor.

Tracklist:

SIDE ONE:
SIDE TWO:
When The Crab Grass Blooms Again
Pachalafaka
In A Cafeteria With You
Anywhere On Earth
I'm Filled With That Empty Feeling
Just My Sol
Myrtle
I'll Write A Symphony
All Of The Time
We Did The Samba In Shamokin (Vocal trio: Ginny O'Connor, Sue Allen and Loulie Jean Norman)
I'll Never Forget Those Unforgettable Never To Be Forgotten Memories (Vocal duet by Gil Mershon and Ginny O'Connor)
The Brooklyn Beguine

LINER NOTES (by Irving Taylor):

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[U.S. LP]

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[Canada STEREO LP]

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[Canada STEREO LP Labels]

Henry Mancini (Conducting), "March Step in Stereo", Warner Brothers #WS-1312 (1959).[LP]
Henry Mancini (Conducting), "March Step in Stereo", Warner Brothers [Canada] #W-1312 (1959).[LP]


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[U.S. Mono LP]

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[U.S. Mono LP Labels]


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[Japan LP]

Henry Mancini (Conducting), "March Step in Hi-Fi", Warner Brothers #B 1312 (1959).[LP]
Henry Mancini (Conducting), "March Step in Hi-Fi", Warner Brothers [Japan] #WE-1002 (1959).[LP]

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Henry Mancini, "Mancini Marches", Warner Brothers #W-1491/WS-1491 (mono/stereo) (1959).[LP]
Album cover difference only, same LP as "March Step in Stereo".

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[U.S. Stereo LP & Labels]


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[UK Stereo LP]

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[UK Stereo LP Labels]

Various Artists, “How to Get The Most Out Of Your Stereo”, Warner Brothers #XS 1400 (1960).[LP]
Various Artists, “How to Get The Most Out Of Your Stereo”, Warner Brothers [UK] #WS 8024 (1960).[LP]
Various Artists, “How to Get The Most Out Of Your Stereo”, Warner Brothers [Canada] #XS 1400 (1960).[LP]

This compilation album features Henry Mancini and His Orchestra playing “The Caissons Go Rolling Along”.

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[Mono Promo LP]

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[U.S. STEREO LP]

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[Canada STEREO LP]

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[Canada STEREO LP Labels]

Henry Mancini and the Warner Brothers' Military Band, "Sousa's Greatest Marches", Warner Brothers #W/WS-1465 (mono/stereo) (1962).[Promo LP]
Henry Mancini and the Warner Brothers' Military Band, "Sousa's Greatest Marches", Warner Brothers #W/WS-1465 (mono/stereo) (1962).[LP]
Henry Mancini and the Warner Brothers' Military Band, "Sousa's Greatest Marches", Warner Brothers [Canada] #1465 (mono/stereo) (1962).[LP]

Previously released as Henry Mancini, "Sousa In Stereo".

Tracks:

Side 1
Side 2

Semper Fidelis

Washington Post March

National Fencibles March

U.S. Field Artillery March

The Thunderer

The Invincible Eagle March

The Gladiator

King Cotton

El Capitan

Manhattan Beach March

Stars and Stripes Forever

Hands Across the Sea


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[Canada MONO LP]

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[Canada MONO LP Labels]

Henry Mancini (Conducting), "Sousa In Hi-Fi", Warner Brothers [Canada] #B 1209 (1958).[LP]

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[U.S. STEREO Reel-to-Reel Tape]


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[U.S. STEREO LP Labels]


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[Canada STEREO LP]

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[Canada STEREO LP Labels]

Henry Mancini (Conducting), "Sousa In Stereo", Warner Brothers #BST 1209 (1958).[Reel-to-Reel Tape]
Henry Mancini (Conducting), "Sousa In Stereo", Warner Brothers #BS 1209 (1958).[LP]
Henry Mancini (Conducting), "Sousa In Stereo", Warner Brothers [Canada] #BS 1209 (1958).[LP]

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Joanie Sommers & Laurindo Almeida, "Softly, The Brazilian Sound", Warner Brothers #_______ (1965).[LP]

This album contains Henry Mancini's "Dear Heart".  Also of note is that Laurindo Almeida was one of two Mancini "staff" guitarists and appeared on many Mancini albums.

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Henry Mancini, Music from the Motion Picture "The Thief Who Came to Dinner", Warner Brothers #BS 2700 (1973).[Original LP]

Tracks:
Theme from The Thief Who Came to Dinner
Love Theme for Laura
Tail Gate
Jackie's Theme
Dog Eat Dog
Soft Scene
Love Theme for Laura (Reprise)
First Job
The Platter
The Really Big Heist
Getaway
Theme from The Thief Who Came to Dinner (End Credits)

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Henry Mancini, "Who is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?", Warner Brothers #SE-35692 (1978).[LP]

Tracks:
Theme From "Who is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?"
Well Done Louis
Pesce!
Bombe Richelieu
Italian Soup
They Hang Chefs, Don't They?
Bombs Away/Natasha in Venice
Natasha's Theme
The Moveable Feast
Late Night Call/The Gathering
Fiery Finale
The Final Feast/The Confession
Natasha's Theme (end title)

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[Japan Promo LP]

Henry Mancini, Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, "10", Warner Brothers #BS|K-3399 (1979).[LP]
Henry Mancini, “Official Soundtrack, ’10’”, Warner Brothers Records [Japan] #P10783WPROMO (1979).[LP]

Tracks:

Side One
Side Two
Don't Call It Love (Main Title) (Instrumental) Piano Soloist - Henry Mancini
Get It On - (with chorus) Featuring Clavinet - Larry Muhoberac - Soprano Sax Ray Pizzi - Trombone Bill Watrous - Drums Harvey Mason - African drums Emil Richards
He Pleases Me - (Vocal) - Julie Andrews
It's Easy To Say - (duet) Vocals: Julie Andrews, Dudley Moore
Keyboard Harmony - Featuring Clavinet - Larry Muhoberac - Fender Rhodes - John Berkman
The Hot Sand Mexican Band
Something For Jenny - Featuring Alto Flute - Ethmer Roten - Yamaha E-5 - Larry Muhoberac - Fender Rhodes - John Berkman
I Have An Ear For Love - Vocal The Reverend (Max Showater)
Don't Call It Love - (with chorus) Piano Soloist Henry Mancini
It's Easy To Say (Instrumental) Piano soloist: Dudley Moore

Ravel's Bolero - Featuring Flute: Louise Di Tullio, B flat clarinet: Dominick Fera, Bassoon: Jack Marsh, E flat clarinet: Dominick Fera


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