[78-L] Donald Lambert

[Randy Watts]

The record label and the back of the album cover list the contents a little differently. That's probably the source of the confusion. The back cover is the more accurate. Here's what's on the back cover:

Side 1
1. Anitra's Dance
2. Tea for Two
3. Liza
4. I've Got a Feelin' I'm Fallin' / Don't Let It Bother You
5. Harlem Strut
6. Beautiful Love / Sweet Lorraine
7. People Will Say We're in Love
8. Hold Your Temper

Side 2
1. Moonlight Sonata
2. Save Your Sorrow
3. I Know That You Know
4. As Time Goes By
5. Sextet from "Lucia"
6. Hallelujah

Here's how the contents are listed on the record label:

Side 1
1. Anitra's Dance
2. Tea for Two
3. Liza
4. Don't Let It Bother You
5. Harlem Strut
6. Sweet Lorraine
7. People Will Say We're in Love
8. Keep Your Temper

Side 2
1. Moonlight Sonata
2. Save Your Sorrow
3. I Know That You Know
4. As Time Goes By
5. Sextet from Lucia di Lammermoor
6. Hallelujah


Randy
 
 From: Thomas Stern <sternth at attglobal.net.invalid>
To: 78-L Mail List <78-l at klickitat.78online.com> 
Sent: Friday, September 5, 2014 6:09 PM
Subject: [78-L] Donald Lambert
  


I see conflicting track lists for PUMPKIN 110 Classics in Stride - can
someone provide a correct list ???

Anitra's dance 

Tea for two 

Liza 

I've got a feelin' I'm fallin'    ??? Don't Let It Bother You

Harlem strut 

Beautiful love/Sweet Lorraine 

People will say we're in love 

Hold your temper 

Moonlight sonata 

Save you sorrow 

I know that you know

As time goes by 

Sextet from "Lucia di Lammermoor" 

Hallelujah 

Russian lullaby          ????



There is a STORYVILLE CD which appears to contain most of the tracks from
the two Pumpkin LP's - can someone confirm they are the same, or are

these different recordings?

The copy of the Storyville CD I've seen has NO liner notes, but according to
worldcat should have notes by Dick Wellstood (also annotated the Pumpkin
lp's) - 

can anyone confirm the existence of notes on some version of the CD - scan
would be much appreciated.



Thanks!

Thomas.