Welcome to The Motel Lounge! What's your poison? This album blog features a variety of unusual vinyl finds from the days when the only way to reach an audience was for the artist to custom press their own LPs that could be sold in the lounge settings, private parties or weddings at which they performed. I'm here to have fun and hope you will share in my process of discovery!
The Many Mood Of Bob Braun
Arranged by Chuck Sagle
Produced by Lewis Chitty
Recorded At Monument Studios - Nashville, TN
Engineer: Mort Thomasson
Wrayco Records - Baltimore, MD
WSLP-101
Working Man's Prayer / I Believe
To Wait For Love
Are You Lonesome Tonight?
Let Time Have Its Way
Green, Green Grass Of Home
Make It With You
I Believed It All
Big Blue Diamond
Quiet Show
Anyone Can Move A Mountain
Here's Your Request
Coburn's Colony Club Combo
Cover and Notes by "Red" Ashely
Photography by Don Johnson
Recorded At The Studio Of Film Associates, Inc. - Dayton, Ohio
Request Records - Dayton, Ohio
Queen City Album - Cincinnati, Ohio
71056
From the back cover: Every evening at 9:00 o'clock (except Sunday), Bill Coburn and his Combo step into the spotlight at Dayton's own Colony Club. The beat is counted and Vic Tooker vocalizes on "Don't Forget Our Monday, (or whatever-day), Date" ... And it seems that the steady fans of the combo have kept that date, many, many times over the ten years that Bill's Band has been featured at the Colony!
Clementine
Memories Of You
Caravan
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
Dixie Banjo Medley
Sweet Georgia Brown
Jazz Me Blues
Satin Doll
Waitin For The Robert E. Lee
Wolverine Blues
The Three Of Us
Artist's Records - Cincinnati, Ohio
721021
Windmills Of Your Mind
Little Help From Our Friends
We've Only Just Begun
If
I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know
Evil Ways
First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Joy To The World
The Two Pianos Of Jeffry & Ronald Marlowe
Devon Records, Inc. - Jenkintown, PA
DV 7111
From the back cover: The two pianos of then Marlowes have been heard by millions of music lovers since a pair of prodigious eleven year olds made their debut on a coast to coast telecast with Milton Berle. Natives of Philadelphia and proteges of the famed duo-piano teams of Luboshutz and Nemenoff, Jeffry and Ronald made their orchestral debut, also at the age of eleven, with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Scores of television appearances and six seasons of sold-out, cross-country recital tours have followed, as well as engagements with the New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and many other symphony orchestras.
Hey Jude
Yesterday
Eleanor Rigby
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
Here, There And Everywhere
Michelle
Esurientes From "The Magnificat"
Sonata (1918)
a. Prelude
b. Rustique
c. Final
Wedding Day At Troldhaugen
From San Domingo
Stars And Stripes Forever
The Many Faces Of Gwen Conley
Co-Producers: Tom Miller & Ed Utz
Conductor: Frank Vincent
Engineer: Reggie Wallace
Coordinator: Joe Studer
Cover Photo: Austin Bewsey
Cover Design: G. G. Burck
String Arrangement by Frank Proto and Carman Deleone Courtesy of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
MEGO Records
QCA - Queen City Album - Cincinnati, Ohio
2801
You'll Never Know
I Won't Last A Day Without You
L-O-V-E
He Sanctified Me
How Great Thou Art
Where Am I Going
The Way We Were / Remember
You And Me Against The World
So Much Love
Send In The Clowns
Bluegrass Covered With Snow
The Bluegrass Drifters
Jewel Records 524
Jewel Recording Studios - Cincinnati, Ohio
1975
You Wanted To Be Free
I Should Be With You
Your Heart Now Tells The Truth
I've Lived A Lot In My Time
Kiss Me One More Time
Daddy Frank
Send The Light
Blue Grass Covered With Snow
Soon The Snowflakes Will Be Falling
Inherit The Kingdom
Rowntowner Motor Inn Presensrt
Johnny B. & Phase II
QCA - Queen City Album - Cincinnati, Ohio
Mastered by RCA
Sweet Caroline
Help Me Make It Through The Night
Woman, Woman
Lucky Old Son
One Of Those Songs
Medley
Both Sides Now
Thank The Lord For The Night Time
Polk Salad Annie
