#Milton DeLugg

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The only song on your iPod

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Buddy Holly - Rave On (!958) Sonny West / Bill Tilghman / Norman Petty from: "Rave On" / "Take Your Time" (Single)

Rock 'n' Roll | Rockabilly | 1st Wave Rock and Roll

"Buddy Holly is instantly recognizable as the artist: The record begins with a drawn-out "𝘞𝘦𝘭𝘭…" as stylized by Holly's distinctive hiccup ("𝘈-𝘸𝘦𝘩-𝘶𝘩-𝘩𝘦𝘩-𝘶𝘩-𝘦𝘭𝘭…")." - Wikipedia

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Personnel: Buddy Holly: Vocals / Guitar Niki Sullivan: Rhythm Guitar Joe B. Mauldin: Bass Jerry Allison: Drums

Norman Petty: Piano Al Caiola: Guitar Donald Arnone: Guitar

Backing Vocals: William Marihe Robert Bollinger Robert Harter Merrill Ostrus Abby Hoffer

Produced by Milton DeLugg

Recorded: @ The Bell Sound Studios in New York City, New York USA on January 25, 1958

Released: on April 20, 1958 Coral Records

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Gypsy Girl (Original Sound Track Recording) (1966)

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Muppet Song of the Day: "Orange Colored Sky"

Written by Milton Delugg and William Stein

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Buddy Holly ‎– Rave On (1958) Sonny West / Bill Tilghman / Norman Petty from: "Rave On" / "Take Your Time"

Rock 'n' Roll | Rockabilly | Texas Rock and Roll

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Personnel: Buddy Holly: Vocals / Guitar Niki Sullivan: Rhythm Guitar Joe B. Mauldin: Bass Jerry Allison: Drums

Norman Petty: Piano Al Caiola: Guitar Donald Arnone: Guitar

Backing Vocals: William Marihe Robert Bollinger Robert Harter Merrill Ostrus Abby Hoffer

Produced by Milton DeLugg

Recorded: @ The Bell Sound Studios on January 25, 1958 in New York City, New York USA

Released on: April 20, 1958 (US) June 6, 1958 (UK)

Coral Records

"Buddy Holly is instantly recognizable as the artist: The record begins with a drawn-out "Well…" as stylized by Holly's distinctive hiccup ("A-weh-uh-heh-uh-ell…")." - Wikipedia

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Orange Colored Sky

Universal Music Group

℗ 2001 Concord Records, Inc.

Composer Lyricist: Milton DeLugg

Composer Lyricist: William Stein

New York Voices - Topic

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S-A-N-T-A  C-L-A-U-S!

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“Santa Claus Conquers the Martians” Kapp Records Mexico From the 1964 Film. With music by Milton DeLugg.

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Music for Monsters, Munsters, Mummies & Other TV Fiends will be reissued on vinyl on October 11 via Real Gone Music, marking its first re-pressing since the 1964 original. It's available for pre-order for $17.98.

The album features Milton Delugg and His Orchestra performing the spooky theme songs for such shows as The Munsters, The Addams Family, Bewitched, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, and The Outer Limits, along with original themes for such monsters as Frankenstein, Dracula, King Kong, and more.

Limited to 900 copies, the record is pressed on green vinyl and has been mastered at 45 RPM. It features a cover illustrated by Mad Magazine's Jack Davis. The track listing is below.

Side 1:

The Munsters (from the CBS Television Network Series)

The Addams Family (from the ABC Television Network Series)

Theme for the Creature from Under the Sea

Theme for the Thing

Bewitched (from the Screen Gems, Inc. TV Production)

Theme for Frankenstein

Side 2:

Ghost Meets Ghoul

Theme for King Kong

The Alfred Hitchcock Theme (from “The Alfred Hitchcock Hour”)

Theme for a Mummy

Theme for Dracula

The Outer Limits (from the ABC Television Network Series)

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When you think of the greatest voices of the 20th century, the late, great Nat King Cole has to be near the top of the list. He proved that he was more than just an exceptional pianist (as leader of the King Cole Trio, of course) and branched out to become among the biggest pop stars of the postwar era, along with Sinatra, Martin, Crosby, Belafante, etc., not to mention a pioneer as far as Black Americans in the world of entertainment were concerned - he was among the first to host a variety show, The Nat King Cole Show, though it was criminally short-lived (airing from November 1956 to December 1957), due to the show's inability to find national sponsors, despite being a hit. Commenting on this, Cole said, "Madison Avenue is afraid of the dark." Tells you everything, doesn't it? Cole was also a major influence on a generation of stars that followed, including Ray Charles and Marvin Gaye, who famously modeled his early career after him, before being pushed in a more mainstream direction. "Orange Colored Sky", written by Milton DeLugg and Willie Stein was recorded by Cole in 1950, becoming a huge hit that year, peaking at No. 5. The swingin' orchestra was conducted by Stan Kenton. This song is pure, unadulterated joy from beginning to end. FLASH! BAM! ALAKAZAM! #NatKingCole #CapitolRecords #PopMusic #Jazz #33RPM #Vinyl #VinylJunkie #VinylCommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/B_h8l7bj-U_/?igshid=y5k4omljanwe

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Dagmar’s Canteen (1952) is easily one of the worst TV shows of all time.

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Milton DeLugg & The Vampire - Don't Just Stand There (1964)

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Self-covers in the vein of The Jazz Age by The Bryan Ferry Orchestra are not that common, but self-covers in general are. Still, they were more prevalent during the period of musicians, such as Nat King Cole, so it shouldn't surprise us their discographies contains many cases of the re-interpretations. Since we mentioned Mr. Cole, we should talk about his The Nat King Cole Story, which consisted of the re-recordings of his previous tunes. Nonetheless, it must be said that the reason for that was mostly technological, the development of the stereo sound caused many to redo their opuses to fit their compositions in this modern context. Unsurprisingly, Nat King Cole's professionalism shone as always, he gave his best and it's no wonder that the versions from this album are still played.

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Play Movie ▶ Sky West And Crooked (Gypsy Girl) [1966]

Play Movie ▶ Gypsy Girl (Original Title: Sky West And Crooked) [1966]

The version sold to cable television by the Samuel Goldwyn Company omits the opening theme song sung by Hayley Mills, replacing it with the background score. Song added below.

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Jackie Wilson - Danny Boy (1958) Music: "Londonderry Air" (Traditional Irish Melody) Lyrics: Frederic Weatherly from: "Danny Boy" / "Soul Time" (Single) "He's So Fine" (LP) "Mr. Excitement!: Jackie Wilson" (1992 Rhino Records 3 Disc Compilation)

R&B | Celtic

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Chorus and Orchestra Directed by Milton DeLugg Arranged by Teacho Wiltshire Produced by Nat Tarnopol / Dick Jacobs

Recorded: @ The Decca Recording Studios: (Pythian Temple, 135 West 70th St.) in New York City, New York USA on January 7, 1958

Single Released: in January, 1965

Brunswick Records

ℍ𝕒𝕡𝕡𝕪 𝕊𝕥. ℙ𝕒𝕥𝕣𝕚𝕔𝕜’𝕤 𝔻𝕒𝕪