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Arthur Lyman Easy Listening Smooth Jazz Pacific Space-Age 1965 US

Genre:	Jazz / World, Country & Folk
Performer:	Arthur Lyman
Title:	Arthur Lyman's Greatest Hits
Style:	Easy Listening, Smooth Jazz, Pacific, Space-Age
Date of release:	1965
Country:	US
MP3 album size:	1163 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1159 mb
WMA album size:	1901 mb
Digital formats:	XM AIFF WMA AAC MOD AUD ASF

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Taboo Written-By – Lecuona*	4:45
A2	Love For Sale Written-By – Porter*	2:56
A3	Jungle Drums Written-By – Lecuona*	2:15
A4	Black Orchid Written-By – Cal Tjader	3:18
A5	Afro Blue Written-By – Santa Maria*	2:20
A6	Bwana A Written-By – Lyman, Kramer	4:40
B1	Yellow Bird Written-By – Bergman, Keith, Luboff*	2:45
B2	Cotton Fields Written-By – Ledbetter*	1:45
B3	Blue Hawaii Written-By – Robin, Rainger	3:25
B4	Midnight Sun Written-By – Hampton, Burke	4:22
B5	Hawaii Tattoo Written-By – Thomas*	2:35
B6	Pele Written-By – DeFalla*	3:12

Credits

Design [Cover] – Edwin Francis
Liner Notes – Lee Palmer

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SL-1030, L-1030	Arthur Lyman	Arthur Lyman's Greatest Hits ‎(LP, Comp)	HiFi Records, HiFi Records	SL-1030, L-1030	US	1965
SL-1030, SL 1030	Arthur Lyman	Arthur Lyman's Greatest Hits ‎(LP, Comp)	HiFi Records, HiFi Records	SL-1030, SL 1030	Australia	1965
SL-1030	Arthur Lyman	Arthur Lyman's Greatest Hits ‎(LP, Comp)	Sparton, HiFi Records	SL-1030	Canada	1965
L-1030, L 1030	Arthur Lyman	Arthur Lyman's Greatest Hits ‎(LP, Comp, Mono)	HiFi Records, HiFi Records	L-1030, L 1030	Canada	1965
5002	Arthur Lyman	Arthur Lyman's Greatest Hits ‎(LP, Comp, Mono)	Imagem	5002	Brazil	1969

Captain America

Just bought the Mono version for 99 cents at our local Costa Mesa Porta Sound record store. The album is as new and is the L-1039 original 1965 issue. This is the quintessential "Lounge Music" of the late 50's to mid 65 or so. The "Hipsters" brought it back into vogue about 15 years ago when the "Martini Set" became popular again. Yellow Bird is my favorite, but then really the entire album is quite well done. If you can get the stereo version you will be pleasantly surprised at the channel separation. Stereo was still fairly new in the early 60's and so the producers really wanted to accentuate the various instruments. Some may find it a bit overdone but I like it.