Showing posts with label 1966. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1966. Show all posts

Petula Clark - My Love



Petula Clark - My Love
Warner Bros. Records WS 1630 (1966)


Tracklist
A1 My Love
A2 Hold On To What You've Got
A3 We Can Work It Out
A4 Time For Love
A5 Just Say Goodbye
A6 The Life And Soul Of The Party
B1 A Sign Of The Times
B2 The Thirty-First Of June
B3 Where Did We Go Wrong
B4 I Can't Remember Ever Loving You
B5 Dance With Me
B6 If I Were A Bell



Personnel Include:

Pete Candoli - Moscow Mule And Many More Kicks



Pete Candoli - Moscow Mule And Many More Kicks
Decca Records DL 4761 (1966)


Side One
1. Moscow Mule
2. Tequila
3. Cool Green Grasshopper
4. One Mint Julep
5. Scotch And Soda
6. Salty Dog Rag

Side Two
1. Days Of Wine And Roses
2. Beer Barrel Polka (Roll Out The Barrel)
3. She Cried In Her Cerveza
4. Gin And Coconut Water
5. Wild Turkey
6. Rum And Coca Cola


Personnel:
Pete Candoli - trumpet, composer
Charles "Bud" Dant - producer
Gary Paxton - guitar, producer
Ben Benay - guitar, arrangements
Mike Henderson - saxophone, composer, arrangements
Jerry Scheff - bass
Jim Troxel - drums
Mike Deasy - guitar
Carl Walden - resonator guitar
Butch Parker - piano, trumpet

Gale Garnett - I Make Him Fly / The Sun Is Gray






Gale Garnett - I Make Him Fly / The Sun Is Gray
RCA Victor 47-9020 (1966)


Side A
1. I Make Him Fly

Side B
1. The Sun Is Gray


Personnel Include:
Gale Garnett - vocals
John M. Horton - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Ray Pohlman - guitar
Tommy Tedesco guitar, bass
Earl Palmer - percussion
Don Randi - piano, organ
Van Dyke Parks - harpsichord
Al Schmitt - producer


Notes:
Recorded July 1966 RCA Victor Studio, Hollywood, California.

Gale Garnett - It's Been A Lovely Summer / You've Got To Fall In Love Again





Gale Garnett - It's Been A Lovely Summer / You've Got To Fall In Love Again
RCA Victor 47-8961 (1966)


Side A
1. It's Been A Lovely Summer

Side B
1. You've Got To Fall In Love Again


Personnel Include:
Gale Garnett - vocals
John M. Horton - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Ray Pohlman - guitar
Tommy Tedesco guitar, bass
Earl Palmer - percussion
Don Randi - piano, organ
Van Dyke Parks - harpsichord
Al Schmitt - producer


Notes:
Recorded July 1966 RCA Victor Studio, Hollywood, California.

Tommy Roe - Sweet Pea



Tommy Roe - Sweet Pea
ABC Records ST-90883 (1966)


Side One
1. Hooray For Hazel
2. Under My Thumb
3. Pretty Flamingo
4. Where Were You When I Needed You
5. Wild Thing
6. Sweet Pea

Side Two
1. Party Girl
2. Everybody
3. The Folk Singer
4. Pleasing You Pleases Me
5. Kick Me Charlie
6. Sheila



Personnel Include:
Tommy Roe - vocals
Jim Troxel - drums
Toxie French - drums
Jerry Scheff - bass
Ben Benay - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Butch Parker - keyboards
Mike Henderson - keyboards

Notes:

Sessions recorded at Gary Paxtons Studio and CBS Studios, Hollywood, CA.

Deep Six - The Deep Six



Deep Six - The Deep Six
Liberty Records LRP-3475 (1966)


Side One
1. Paint It Black
2. When Morning Breaks
3. Unlock The Door
4. What Would You Wish From The Golden Fish
5. Somewhere, My Love (Lara's Theme From "Dr. Zhivago")
6. A Groovy Kind Of Love

Side Two
1. Solitary Man
2. Counting
3. Rising Sun
4. Winds Of Morning
5. Why Say Goodbye
6. Where Were You When I Needed You



Personnel Include:
Dean Cannon, Tony McCashen, Dave Gray, Dan Lotermoser, Jim Messina, Barry Kane - The Deep Six
Glen Campbell
Carol Kaye
Mike Deasy
Al Casey
Larry Knechtel
Ray Pohlman
Barney Kessel
David Gates

Notes:

The Deep Six album was reissued on CD, with all five of their non-LP songs added as bonus tracks, by Rev-Ola in 2003.

Nancy Sinatra - Boots



Nancy Sinatra - Boots
Reprise Records RS-6202 (1966)


Side One
1. As Tears Go By
2. Day Tripper
3. I Move Around
4. It Ain't Me Babe
5. These Boots Are Made For Walkin'

Side Two
1. In My Room
2. Lies
3. So Long, Babe
4. Flowers On The Wall
5. If He'd Love Me
6. Run For Your Life



Personnel Include:
Nancy Sinatra - vocals
Lee Hazlewood - producer, composer
Billy Strange - arrangements, conductor
Chuck Berghofer - double bass
Carol Kaye - electric bass
Hal Blaine - drums
Jim Gordon - drums
Emil Richards - percussion
Al Casey - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Billy Strange - guitar
Tommy Tedesco - guitar
Don Lanier - guitar
Lou Norell - guitar
Jerry Cole - guitar
Bill Pitman - guitar
Nick Bonney - guitar
Don Randi - keyboard
Richard Perissi - French horn
Ollie Mitchell - trumpet
Roy Caton -contractor, trumpet
Lew McCreay - horns
Plas Johnson - tenor sax

Notes:
"These Boots..." recorded November 19, 1965, Western Recorders, Hollywood, CA.

Released February 1966.

"These Boots..." U.S. chart position: #1 - 1 week. U.K. chart position: #1 - 4 weeks

The Monkees - The Monkees



The Monkees - The Monkees
Colgems COM-101 (1966)



Side One
1.
(Theme From) The Monkees
2.
Saturday's Child
3.
I Wanna Be Free
4.
Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day
5. Papa Gene's Blues

6. Take A Giant Step


Side Two
1.
Last Train To Clarksville  
2. This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day 
3. Let's Dance On  
4. I'll Be True To You 
5. Sweet Young Thing
6. Gonna Buy Me A Dog

Rhino 2006 CD Bonus Tracks: 
Disc 1
19. Of You
20. (I Prithee) Do Not Ask For Love

Disc 2
16. You Just May Be The One



Personnel:
Sweet Young Thing & You Just May Be The One: 

Hal Blaine - drums
Bob West - bass
James Burton - dano bass, guitar
Glen Campbell - dano bass, guitar
Al Casey - dano bass, guitar
Michael Deasy - dano bass, guitar
Peter Tork - dano bass, guitar, backing vocal
Larry Knechtel - piano
Jimmy Bryant - fiddle 
Gary Coleman - percussion
Frank DeVito - percussion
Micky Dolenz - backing vocal (Sweet Young Thing)
Michael Nesmith - backing vocal (You Just May Be The One)

Notes:

 "The Monkees" debut album was released in October of 1966 and became an instant hit due to the new TV series by the same name. Their first two albums were recorded using almost entirely studio musicians. The songs "Sweet Young Thing" and "You Just May Be The One" were recorded in one session each on 7/18/1966 at RCA Victor Studios in Los Angeles.


Of You:
Hal Blaine - drums
Bob West - bass
James Burton - guitar
Glen Campbell - guitar
Al Casey - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Peter Tork - guitar
Larry Knechtel - keyboard
Michael Cohen - keyboard
Gary Coleman - percussion
Jim Gordon - percussion
Micky Dolenz - harmony vocal

Notes:
Recorded July 25, 1966


(I Prithee) Do Not Ask For Love:
Hal Blaine - drums
Bob West - bass
James Burton - guitar
Glen Campbell - guitar
Al Casey - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Peter Tork - guitar
Larry Knechtel - keyboard
Michael Cohen - keyboard
Gary Coleman - percussion
Jim Gordon - percussion

Notes:
Recorded July 25, 1966

Bobby Darin - If I Were A Carpenter





















Bobby Darin - If I Were A Carpenter 
Atlantic Records SD-8135 (1966)


Side One
1. If I Were A Carpenter
2. Reason To Believe
3. Sittin' Here Lovin' You
4. Misty Roses
5. Until It's Time For You To Go
6. For Baby


Side Two
1. The Girl That Stood Beside Me
2. Red Balloon
3. Amy
4. Don't Make Promises
5. Day Dream



Personnel:
Bobby Darin - vocals
Don Peake - guitar
Hal Blaine - drums
Dennis Budimir - guitar
Al Casey - guitar
David Cohen - guitar
Gary Coleman - percussion, vibraphone
Mike Deasy - guitar
Jesse Ehrlich - cello
Jim Gordon - drums, percussion
Harry Hyams - strings
Larry Knechtel - keyboards
Leonard Malarsky - strings
Sid Sharp - strings
Robert West - bass

Ben Benay - The Big Blues Harmonica Of Ben Benay



Ben Benay - The Big Blues Harmonica Of Ben Benay
Capitol Records ST 2484 (1966)


Side One
1. Got My Mojo Working
2. My Babe
3. Bo Diddley
4. You Won't See Me
5. Turn Me On
6. Memphis

Side Two
1. Mystery Train
2. Lonely Avenue
3. Mouthin' Off
4. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
5. Don't Mess With Bill


Personnel Include:
Ben Benay - harmonica
Gary Paxton - producer
Jerry Scheff - Fender bass
James Burton - electric dobro
Mike Deasy - guitar
Don Preston - guitar
Don Harris - electric violin
Butch Parker - piano, electric piano
Mike Henderson - organ, tambourine, percussion
Jim Troxel - drums