David Carroll - Percussion Orientale (1961)

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David Carroll - Percussion Orientale (1961)


A1.Caravan 2:38
A2.In A Persian Market 5:15
A3.Harem Dance 3:13
A4.Ballet Egyptian 2:38
A5.Bacchanale 2:30
B1.Twilight In Turkey 2:37
B2.Scheherazade Themes 4:42
B3.Danse Orientale 2:09
B4.Dance Of The Slave Maidens 3:50
B5.Shish-Kebab 1:47
B6.Orientale 2:25

Personnel:
Arranged By – David Carroll (tracks: A2 to A5, B2 to B6)
Bass – Harold Siegel, John Frigo
Concertina – Vince Geraci
Directed By [Mercury Recording Director] – David Carroll
Flute, Soloist [Solo Flute Passages] – Wally Preissing
Guitar – Earl Backus, Johnny Gray
Harp – Edward Druzinsky
Oboe, Soloist [Solo Oboe Passages] – Bob Tootelian, John Cameron (8)
Percussion – Bobby Christian, Richard Schory, Frank Rullo, Jerry Slosberg
Piano – Bob Acri
Strings – Al Muenzer, Art Tabachnick, Dave Chausow, Fritz Siegal, Harold Klatz, Harold Kupper, Herman     Clebanoff, Joe Goodman, Shirley Tabachnick, 
Theodore Silavin
Trombone – Earl Hoffman
Trumpet – Bill Babcock
Violin, Soloist [Solo Violin Passages] – Fritz Siegal
Woodwind – Bob Tootelian, Howard Davis (4), John Cameron (8), Mike Simpson (5), Wally Preissing

DaVid Carroll born Nook Schrier, 15 October 1913, Chicago, Illinois, USA. David Carroll became orchestra arranger/conductor for Mercury Records in 1951, and from 1953-62, he and the Jack Halloran Singers appeared on 36 US Top 100 hits including the Crew-Cuts’ ‘Sh-Boom’ (1954, a number 1 hit) and ‘Earth Angel’ (1955); Rusty Draper’s ‘Shifting, Whispering Sands’ (1955), covered in the UK by Eamonn Andrews; and several Vic Damone hits. Carroll’s biggest success was an instrumental version of ‘Melody Of Love’, which peaked at number 8 in 1955, although he will be best remembered as one of the early pioneers of the pop percussion album later refined by Enoch Light. ---Rovi

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David Carroll And His Orchestra ‎– Percussion Parisienne (1961)

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David Carroll And His Orchestra ‎– Percussion Parisienne (1961)


A1 	The Poor People Of Paris (Jean's Song) 	2:13
A2 	Mimi 	1:59
A3 	Alouette 	2:05
A4 	My Uncle (Mon Oncle) 	2:15
A5 	Petite Fleur 	2:31
A6 	Gaîté Parisienne 	3:27
B1 	Valentine 	1:54
B2 	An American In Paris 	2:58
B3 	The Petite Waltz (La Petite Valse) 	2:11
B4 	Twentieth Century Drawing Room 	2:43
B5 	Dites-Moi (Tell Me Why) 	2:09
B6 	Can-Can 	2:00

Bob Acri 	Piano
Bobby Acri 	Harpsichord, Piano
Bill Babcock 	Trumpet
Earl Backus 	Guitar
Sol Bobrov 	Strings
John Cameron 	Reeds, Woodwind
Dave Chausow 	Strings
Oscar Chausow 	Strings
Bobby Christian 	Percussion
Herman Clebanoff 	Strings
Paul Crumbaugh 	Trombone
Howard Davis 	Reeds, Woodwind
Sam Denov 	Percussion
Edward Druzinsky 	Harp
John Frigo 	Bass
Johnny Frigo 	Bass
Karl Fruh Jr. 	Strings
Vince Geraci 	Accordion, Concertina
Joseph Goodman 	Strings
Johnny Gray 	Guitar
Hoby Grimes 	Reeds
Earl Hoffman 	Trombone
Irving Kaplan 	Strings
Harold Klatz 	Strings
Lee Knight 	Reeds
Harold Kupper 	Strings
Al Muenzer 	Strings
Albert Muenzer 	Strings
Orlando Nardulli 	Strings
Gordon Peters 	Percussion
Wally Preissing 	Reeds, Woodwind
Frank Rullo 	Percussion
Jerry Sabransky 	Strings
Richard Schory 	Percussion
Fritz Siegal 	Strings
Harold Siegel 	Bass
Theodore Silavin 	Strings
Mike Simpson 	Reeds, Woodwind
Jerry Slosberg 	Percussion
Rudy Stauber 	Trumpet
Art Tabachnick 	Strings
Arthur Tabachnick 	Strings
Shirley Tabachnick 	Strings
Bob Tootelian 	Reeds, Woodwind
Bob Wessberg 	Percussion

David Carroll's "Percussion Orientale" and "Percussion Parisienne" are two highly acclaimed and sought after easy listening albums.

David Carroll was Musical Director for Mercury Records from 1951 to the early 1960s and who arranged and conducted for many of their star artists such as The Platters, The Crew Cuts and Sarah Vaughan. Under his own name, he recorded a string of excellently recorded and highly acclaimed easy listening LPs including "Percussion Orientale" featuring musical sounds of the Middle East and "Percussion Parisienne" which featured songs from the Parisian scene, both utilizing mainly percussion instruments. ---propermusic.com

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David Carroll And His Orchestra ‎– Percussion Parisienne (1961)