Henry
Mancini
on Extended Play Records:
Decca
[U.S. Labels]
Victor Young
and His Singing Strings, "Hollywood Rhapsodies, Part 2",
Decca Records #ED 2132 (1954).[45 rpm Extended Play
Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed "Love Theme From 'The Glenn Miller Story'".
Henry Mancini composed "Love Theme From 'The Glenn Miller Story'".
[Sweden Picture Sleeve]
[UK Labels, made for the Sweden release]
[U.S. Picture Sleeve]
[U.S. Labels]
[U.S. Labels]
Jimmy
Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part
1", Decca [Sweden] #BME 9314 (1956).[Extended Play
Picture Sleeve Record]
Note: The Picture Sleeve on this listing is from Sweden, but the record was pressed in the UK according to the labels.
Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part 1", Decca [UK] #BME 9314 (1956).[Extended Play Record]
Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part 1", Decca #ED 2480 (1956).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed 3 of the tracks on this EP (see tracklist below).
Note: The Picture Sleeve on this listing is from Sweden, but the record was pressed in the UK according to the labels.
Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part 1", Decca [UK] #BME 9314 (1956).[Extended Play Record]
Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part 1", Decca #ED 2480 (1956).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed 3 of the tracks on this EP (see tracklist below).
Tracklist:
Rock, Pretty Baby
Dark Blue (Mancini)
Free and Easy (Mancini)
What's It Gonna Be (Mancini-Carey)
Rockin' The Boogie (Mancini)
Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part 2", Decca #ED-2481 (1956).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Starring Warren Covington, "Tea For Two Cha Cha", Decca #ED 2637 (1959).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed "Cha Cha Cha For Gia".
Louis Armstrong and The All Stars, "Louis Armstrong's Hello Dolly!", Decca / Kapp #34860 / KS-3364 / LLP #162 (1971).[Special Edition Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
This record contains Mancini's "Moon River" composition.
Lenny Dee, "The Best of Lenny Dee", Decca #34901 / LLP #206 (1973).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed "Mr. Lucky" on this record.
Rock, Pretty Baby
Dark Blue (Mancini)
Free and Easy (Mancini)
What's It Gonna Be (Mancini-Carey)
Rockin' The Boogie (Mancini)
Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part 2", Decca #ED-2481 (1956).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Tracklist:
Rock-a-Bye Lullaby Blues
Teen Age Bop
The Most
Can I Steal a Little Love
Juke Box Rock
Saints Rock n' Roll
Rock-a-Bye Lullaby Blues
Teen Age Bop
The Most
Can I Steal a Little Love
Juke Box Rock
Saints Rock n' Roll
Jimmy
Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby,
Part 3", Decca #ED 2482 (1956).[Extended Play
Picture Sleeve Record]
Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part 3", Decca [Sweden] #BME 9319 (1956).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed 3 of the tracks on this Extended Play Record.
Jimmy Daley and The Ding-A-Lings, "Rock Pretty Baby, Part 3", Decca [Sweden] #BME 9319 (1956).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed 3 of the tracks on this Extended Play Record.
Tracklist:
Picnic By The Sea
Young Love (Mancini)
Happy Is A Boy Named Me
Hot Rod (Mancini)
Big Band Rock And Roll (Mancini)
[U.S. Picture Sleeve]
[U.S. Labels]
Picnic By The Sea
Young Love (Mancini)
Happy Is A Boy Named Me
Hot Rod (Mancini)
Big Band Rock And Roll (Mancini)
[U.S. Picture Sleeve]
[U.S. Labels]
Jimmy Daley and The
Ding-A-Lings, “Summer Love - Part 2”, Decca #ED
2579 (1958).[Extended Play Picture Disc - 2 of a 3
disc set]
All tracks are composed by Henry Mancini.
All tracks are composed by Henry Mancini.
Tracklist:
Ding-A-Ling
Night Walk
Joannie
The Rock Talks
To Know You Is To Love You
Walkin’ The Rock
Ding-A-Ling
Night Walk
Joannie
The Rock Talks
To Know You Is To Love You
Walkin’ The Rock
The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Starring Warren Covington, "Tea For Two Cha Cha", Decca #ED 2637 (1959).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed "Cha Cha Cha For Gia".
Louis Armstrong and The All Stars, "Louis Armstrong's Hello Dolly!", Decca / Kapp #34860 / KS-3364 / LLP #162 (1971).[Special Edition Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
This record contains Mancini's "Moon River" composition.
Lenny Dee, "The Best of Lenny Dee", Decca #34901 / LLP #206 (1973).[Extended Play Picture Sleeve Record]
Henry Mancini composed "Mr. Lucky" on this record.