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Ray Evans papers

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Held at: University of Pennsylvania: Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts [Contact Us]3420 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104-6206

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Overview and metadata sections

Call Number:
Ms. Coll. 860
Repository:
University of Pennsylvania: Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts
Extent:
155 boxes
Language:
English
Preferred Citation:
Ray Evans papers, Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, University of Pennsylvania.
Date:
1921-2012 (inclusive)
Creator:
Evans, Ray
Form:
Photographs, Machine-readable artifacts, Audiovisual materials, Manuscripts, American -- 20th century, Awards, Correspondence, Songs -- Texts, Scripts, Musicals, Clippings (information artifacts), Sound recordings, and Sheet music
Abstract:
The Ray Evans papers comprise materials documenting his career as the lyricist for the songwriting team of Livingston and Evans. The collection contains correspondence, sheet music, lyrics and scripts, press clippings, audio and visual recordings, photographs, programs, awards, memorabilia, and art work. Also included are personal mementoes, including some from his time as an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania. Researchers will find online access to selected material via the Ray Evans Resource Guide.

Ray Evans (4 February 1915-15 February 2007) was the lyricist of the songwriting team Livingston & Evans. They composed more than 700 songs, most of which were written for movies and TV shows. They won Oscars for the songs "Buttons and bows," "Mona Lisa," and "Que sera, sera." They also composed "Silver bells," as well as the theme songs for the television series Bonanza and Mr. Ed.

Ray Evans was born and grew up in Salamanca, New York. His parents were Philip and Frances (Lisitz) Evans; he had one sister, Doris, who was married to Alexander Feinberg. Evans graduated first from his high school. His eloquence and affinity for words was noticed early on. The Seneca High School yearbook from 1931 states: "His original themes and brilliant oral talks are the despair of his classmates. Ray's quite a humorist, too. At times, his satire is positively killing."

In 1931 Evans enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business (W'36). His songwriting partner Jay Livingston entered the University one year later to study journalism (C'37). They met at the Beta Sigma Rho fraternity and at the University's college dance orchestra, "The Continentals." This orchestra was engaged by international cruise ships during vacation times. Evans played the clarinet and the saxophone; Livingston played the piano and conducted. They started improvising songs together. After graduating, Livingston and Evans continued their musical endeavors and aimed for a career as a songwriting team on New York's Tin Pan Alley.

Their first success came with an audition for the comedians Olsen and Johnson in 1939. Livingston and Evans's song "G'Bye now," copyrighted in 1940, made it into the successful Broadway show Hellzapoppin'. The song became a hit in 1941 and proved to be the starting point of a successful songwriting career. Hollywood followed. After a temporary interruption due to the war, Livingston and Evans moved to Los Angeles in 1944. They signed a contract with Paramount Studios in 1945 and wrote songs for movies, such as To each his own ("To each his own," 1946), The paleface ("Buttons and bows," 1948), The lemon drop kid ("Silver bells," 1950), Captain Carey, U.S.A. ("Mona Lisa," 1950), and The man who knew too much ("Que sera, sera," 1956). They later worked for Universal Studios, Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, and Universal International. They also collaborated on two Broadway musicals, Oh, captain! and Let it ride!. Oh, captain! opened on Broadway on 4 February 1958, and closed after five months. Let it ride! opened October 1961 and closed after 68 performances in December of the same year.

Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, who died in 2001, were a song-writing team for life. They continuously received honors and awards, among which were three Oscars and four more nominations for the Academy Award. About twenty-six of their songs sold over one million copies. Livingston and Evans were honored with the prestigious Aggie Award. Their song "Mona Lisa," as performed by Nat "King" Cole, was voted into The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame. For "Silver bells" and "Mona Lisa" they received special awards by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. Livingston and Evans each received a star on the Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame. The Young Musicians Foundation presented them with "A Lifetime Achievement Award." Many more honors and awards were given to them, including the key to the city of Los Angeles.

On a personal level, probably in 1945, Evans met his wife Wyn Ritchie. Wyn was the daughter of English musical actors. She worked in the film industry, acted, and was interested in the arts and in writing. Wyn and Ray were married 19 April 1947. In the early 1950s the couple built a house; it received much attention in the press and earned them and the architect William Sutherland Beckett an "Architectural Record Award of Excellence for House Design." Wyn was fourteen years older than Ray. The childless couple was married for fifty-six years until Wyn's death in 2003. Ray Evans died in Los Angeles in 2007.

The Ray Evans papers comprise a variety of materials dating from circa 1921 to 2007. Most documents span the years 1940 to 2007 and reflect his professional life as a songwriter. The papers were part of Evans's legacy as preserved by the Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation. The University of Pennsylvania acquired them in 2011. Researchers should consult the Ray Evans Resource Guide which contain online access to selected material.

The core of the papers revolves around Ray Evans's lyrics in the form of sheet music, recordings, press clippings, awards, and correspondence. The collection of sheet music is truly comprehensive; it consists of individual printed scores and copies of each score bound in several volumes. The theme song for "Bonanza," "Que sera, sera," "Silver bells," "Tammy," and other works are available in different arrangements, varying editions, and multiple languages.

Evans collected more than 600 commercial recordings featuring his songs, the earliest dating from 1945. They include original-cast albums and feature singers such as Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Betty Hutton, Dinah Shore, Sophia Loren, among others. Most of the recordings are analog sound discs, including 10-inch 78s, 7-inch "singles" and "extended play" records, and 12-inch vinyl records. There are also some cassette tapes and digital sound discs.

Non-commercial audio and visual recordings are made up of unpublished and pre-published commercial recordings, studio recordings, radio airchecks, concert and event recordings, and interviews as well as copies of commercial recordings. They date from 1944-2012 and are comprised of analog sound discs, compact discs, tape reels, sound cassettes (analog and digital), video cassettes, digital video discs, a film reel, and a hard disk drive of audio files.

Evans kept numerous press clippings pertaining to his songs. They fill several scrapbooks and 234 folders and include reviews, announcements, hit-parade charts, and other articles. Most of the original clippings have been replaced by laminated photocopies.

While the collection contains many awards—among them the Aggie Award, gold records, Academy Award nomination certificates, and honorary plaques—it does not include any Oscars. They remain at the Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation.

The correspondence is another important source shedding light on Ray Evans's professional life. Doris Day, Rosemary Clooney, Bob Hope, Betty Hutton, Jay Livingston, Henry Mancini, and Paramount Pictures Corporation are among the correspondents. Yet, considering that most of his songs were written for movies, the correspondence with major film production companies is scarce. Also, many letters and telegrams are only available in the form of photocopies. Only a few letters reflect his correspondence with family members.

Not all of his lyrics are preserved in their original form in this collection. Only one Academy Award nominated song is included: "Tammy." Evans wrote most of his lyrics in typescript and annotated them by hand in ink or pencil; some of his lyrics, however, are autographs. The collection includes the typescript of "Silver bells" with the originally title, "Tinkle bells." Evans changed the first word after he was made aware of its double meaning.

The papers also include memorabilia, such as diaries, Evans's birth certificate, his clarinet, his high school yearbook, the senior thesis he wrote for the University of Pennsylvania, his marriage license, and his eye-glasses. There are no financial records preserved in this collection, except for some incomplete lists of song earning statements.

The Ray Evans papers also include a large amount of photographs. They fill 29 boxes. A few photographs are from Paramount Studios and from early cruises where Evans played in the band. There are also a few pictures from his childhood and of his mother. Most of the pictures are travel photographs that he and his wife took. The couple completed several world-wide trips. In addition to traveling they also enjoyed modern art and designs. Some of the artwork they acquired can be found in this collection. Items include works by Jean Charlot, by Herman Sachs, and by Georg Schrimpf.

Gift, Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation, 2011.

At the University of Pennsylvania: Wyn Ritchie Evans papers, 1900-2003

Subject

Publisher
University of Pennsylvania: Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts
Finding Aid Author
Finding aid prepared by Juliette L. Appold; additions and editing by John F. Anderies
Finding Aid Date
2011
Sponsor
Processing of the collection and preparation of the register were made possible through a grant from the Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation.
Access Restrictions

The bulk of this collection is open for research use; however, access to original audio/visual materials and computer files (located in Series X and Xa) is restricted. The Kislak Center will provide access to the information on these materials from duplicate master files. If the original does not already have a copy, it will be sent to an outside vendor for copying. Patrons are financially responsible for the cost. The turnaround time from request to delivery of digital items is about two weeks for up to five items and three to seven weeks for more than five items. Please contact Reprographic Services (reprogr@upenn.edu) for cost estimates and ordering. Once digital items are received, researchers will have access to the files on a dedicated computer in the Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center. Researchers should be aware of specifics of copyright law and act accordingly.

Much of the audio is freely available via the Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation.

Use Restrictions

Copyright restrictions may exist. For most library holdings, the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania do not hold copyright. It is the responsibility of the requester to seek permission from the holder of the copyright to reproduce material from the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.

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Scope and Contents

This series comprises original and photocopied letters. Some letters are laminated. The letters are arranged alphabetically by correspondent.

Abbott, George, 1939-1941.
Box 1 Folder 1
Aberbach, Julian, 1971.
Box 1 Folder 2
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 1951-2000.
Box 1 Folder 3
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation, 2000.
Box 1 Folder 4
Adamson, Harold, 1979.
Box 1 Folder 5
Adamson, Jack (President of KBIG Radio Station), 1980.
Box 1 Folder 6
Aldrich, Robert, 1957.
Box 1 Folder 7
Alexander, Van, 2007.
Box 1 Folder 8
Alsbrook, Adlophus J., 1940-1958.
Box 1 Folder 9
Alvarez, Patrica, 1979.
Box 1 Folder 10
American Cancer Society, 1979.
Box 1 Folder 11
American Film Institute, 2004.
Box 1 Folder 12
American Guild of Authors and Composers, 1948-1975.
Box 1 Folder 13
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, 1945-2005.
Box 1 Folder 14
Andrews, Julie, 2003.
Box 1 Folder 15
Ansaldo, Carlos, 1987.
Box 1 Folder 16
Asher, Irving, 1951.
Box 1 Folder 17
Asthma and Allergy Foundation, 2000.
Box 1 Folder 18
Bach, Steven, 1976.
Box 1 Folder 19
Bailey, Pearl, 1957-1983.
Box 1 Folder 20
Barkoff, Edward, 1957.
Box 1 Folder 21
Barnes, Daniel Ramon, 1952.
Box 1 Folder 22
BBC Scotland, 2001.
Box 1 Folder 23
Beilenson, Anthony C., 1977-1997.
Box 1 Folder 24
Benedict, Gail, 1964.
Box 1 Folder 25
Bennett, Tony, 2000.
Box 1 Folder 26
Beta Sigma Rho, 1950-1958.
Box 1 Folder 27
Beverly Hills (Calif.), 2003.
Box 1 Folder 28
Blackton, Jack, 1957.
Box 1 Folder 29
Blum, Mert, 1955.
Box 1 Folder 30
Bob Hope's Foundation, 1951.
Box 1 Folder 31
Bowman, John W., 1959.
Box 1 Folder 32
Brabec. Todd, 2007.
Box 1 Folder 33
Brascia, John, 1958.
Box 1 Folder 34
Brisco, Robert, 1957.
Box 1 Folder 35
Britt, Leo, 1958.
Box 1 Folder 36
Brown, Edmund G. (Edmund Gerald), 1982.
Box 1 Folder 37
Brown, John, 1972.
Box 1 Folder 38
Burch, Bob (Radio Station KGHF), 1951.
Box 1 Folder 39
Burdick, Norman, 1957.
Box 1 Folder 40
Burke, Johnny, 1958.
Box 1 Folder 41
Burton, John L., 1998.
Box 1 Folder 42
Cahn, Sammy, 1961-1979.
Box 1 Folder 43
California. Fair Political Practices Commission, 1990.
Box 1 Folder 44
Capitol Records, Inc., 1950-1964.
Box 1 Folder 45
Carle, Frankie.
Box 1 Folder 46
Carr, Bob, 1990.
Box 1 Folder 47
Cattaraugus County Living Arts Center, 2003.
Box 1 Folder 48
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1973.
Box 1 Folder 49
Chamber of Commerce & Civic Association (Beverly Hills, Calif.), 1978.
Box 1 Folder 50
Champlin, Charles, 1967-1986.
Box 1 Folder 51
Chapin, James H., 1976.
Box 1 Folder 52
Cherniak, Earl, 2005.
Box 1 Folder 53
Clooney, Rosemary, 1952-1953.
Box 1 Folder 54
Coleman, Herbert, 1957.
Box 1 Folder 55
Columbia Broadcasting Systems, inc., 1956-1973.
Box 1 Folder 56
Community Chest of Los Angeles Area, 1950.
Box 1 Folder 57
Composers and Lyricists Guild of America, 1957-1979.
Box 1 Folder 58
Conklin, Jim, 1951.
Box 1 Folder 59
Connolly, Mike, 1957.
Box 1 Folder 60
Coppel, Alec, 1958.
Box 1 Folder 61
Coppola, Lee, 2007.
Box 1 Folder 62
Corwin, Norman, 1971-1985.
Box 1 Folder 63
Craig, Warren, 1976-1978.
Box 1 Folder 64
Cranston, Alan, 1981.
Box 1 Folder 65
Danilova, Alexandra.
Box 1 Folder 66
Day, Doris, 1957-1998.
Box 1 Folder 67
De Vorzon, Barry, 2007.
Box 1 Folder 68
Dean-John, Hazel V. Jimerson, 1994.
Box 1 Folder 69
DeConcini, Dennis, 1987.
Box 1 Folder 70
Denove, Jack, 1955.
Box 1 Folder 71
Diamonds of the Desert, 1981.
Box 1 Folder 72
Dolan, Bobby, 1954.
Box 1 Folder 73
Donaldson, Ellen, 1994-1996.
Box 1 Folder 74
Donnellan, Mary, 1941.
Box 1 Folder 75
Donovan, King, 1951.
Box 1 Folder 76
Downer, Bill, 1962.
Box 1 Folder 77
Downey, Rev., 1957.
Box 1 Folder 78
Dracouni, Paschalia.
Box 1 Folder 79
Dramatists Guild, 1958-1961.
Box 1 Folder 80
Drulie, Sylvia, 1958.
Box 1 Folder 81
Duke University, 1978.
Box 1 Folder 82
Dunning, Philip.
Box 1 Folder 83
Eckert, Helen, 1939.
Box 1 Folder 84
Edison, Ann, 1958.
Box 1 Folder 85
Edwards, Ralph, 1961.
Box 1 Folder 86
Eiseman, Herb, 1951-1958.
Box 1 Folder 87
Englund, George, 1958.
Box 1 Folder 88
Ephron, Nora.
Box 1 Folder 89
Epstein, Ann, 1958-1961.
Box 1 Folder 90
Evans, Francis, 1937-1958.
Box 2 Folder 91-92
Evans, Wyn Ritchie, 1946-1948.
Box 2 Folder 93
Fabray, Nanette, 1959.
Box 2 Folder 94
Fain, Sammy, 1957-1979.
Box 2 Folder 95
Famous Music Corporation, 1957.
Box 2 Folder 96
Famous Music Publishing Companies, 1979.
Box 2 Folder 97
Feinberg, Alex, 1950-1958.
Box 2 Folder 98
Feinberg, Andy, 1978-2006.
Box 2 Folder 99-100
Feinberg, Doris, 1966-1980.
Box 2 Folder 101
Feinberg, Lisa, 1995-1998.
Box 2 Folder 102
Feinstein, Mazie, 1990s.
Box 2 Folder 103
Feinstein, Michael, 2002-2003.
Box 2 Folder 104
Ferrer, José, 1952-1958.
Box 2 Folder 105
Field, Leonard, 1961.
Box 2 Folder 106
Fields, Doris, 1978.
Box 2 Folder 107
Finger, Larry, 1958.
Box 2 Folder 108
First Cabin Records, 2007.
Box 2 Folder 109
Fisher, Janet, 2007.
Box 2 Folder 110
Flagg, Christina, 2005.
Box 2 Folder 111
Fleischman, Larry, 1957.
Box 2 Folder 112
Foliart, Dan, 2003-2005.
Box 2 Folder 113
Fredman, Samuel, 1995.
Box 2 Folder 114
Freeman, Young Frank, 1951.
Box 2 Folder 115
Friars Club of Beverly Hills, 1979-2000.
Box 2 Folder 116
Friedberg, Billy, 1958.
Box 2 Folder 117
Gandy, Christopher.
Box 2 Folder 118
Gaynor, Mitzi, 1962.
Box 2 Folder 119
Gell, William, 1959.
Box 2 Folder 120
George, George, 1958.
Box 2 Folder 121
Geyer, John, 1951.
Box 2 Folder 122
Gibson, Gary, 1995.
Box 2 Folder 123
Gibson, Gilbert David, 1950.
Box 2 Folder 124
Gilbert, Wolfe, 1953-1954.
Box 2 Folder 125
Gilchrist, Norma, 1954.
Box 2 Folder 126
Gitlow, Abraham L., 1965-1988.
Box 2 Folder 127
Glanzman, Andy, 1990.
Box 2 Folder 128
Global Music, Inc., 1962.
Box 2 Folder 129
Goldstein, Sidney, 1954-1957.
Box 2 Folder 130
Goodwin, Bernard, 1951.
Box 2 Folder 131
Gortikov, Jim.
Box 2 Folder 132
Gottlieb, Alex, 1957.
Box 2 Folder 133
Gottlieb, Robert, 2000.
Box 2 Folder 134
Grant, Gogi, 1957.
Box 2 Folder 135
Greater Los Angeles Chapter National Safety Council, 1997.
Box 2 Folder 136
Green, Howard.
Box 2 Folder 137
Green, Johnny, 1951-1986.
Box 2 Folder 138
Greshler, Abbey, 1958.
Box 2 Folder 139
Grimes, Bob, 2002.
Box 2 Folder 140
Guide Escort Service, 1938.
Box 2 Folder 141
Hamilton, Arthur, 2004-2005.
Box 2 Folder 142
Harrington, Nancy Reiter, 1947.
Box 2 Folder 143
Harris, Helen.
Box 2 Folder 144
Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co., 1966.
Box 2 Folder 145
Hatten, Tom, 1981.
Box 2 Folder 146
Hazen, Joseph H., 1950.
Box 2 Folder 147
Heindorf, Ray, 1957.
Box 2 Folder 148
Hemophilia Foundation of Southern California, 1978.
Box 2 Folder 149
Hollopeter, Sarah, 1974.
Box 2 Folder 150
Hope, Bob, 1971-1998.
Box 2 Folder 151
Hopper, Hedda, 1953.
Box 2 Folder 152
Howard, Eddy, 1946.
Box 2 Folder 153
Hutton, Betty, 2004.
Box 2 Folder 154
Hyland, Richard Irving, 1972.
Box 2 Folder 155
Italy. Amasciata.
Box 2 Folder 156
Jackman, Bob, 1980.
Box 2 Folder 157
James, Charles, 1974.
Box 2 Folder 158
Janis, Edward, 1951.
Box 2 Folder 159
Jewish Home for the Aging of Greater Los Angeles, 1983.
Box 2 Folder 160
Jones, Bill.
Box 2 Folder 161
Junior Wilshire Auxiliary, 1950.
Box 2 Folder 162
Kanter, Hal, 1982-2002.
Box 2 Folder 163
Kanter, Nancy, 2005.
Box 2 Folder 164
Kaplan, Stanley, 1978.
Box 2 Folder 165
Karp, Jacob, 1951.
Box 2 Folder 166
KCET (Television station: Los Angeles, Calif.).
Box 2 Folder 167
Kegerries, Donald, 1921.
Box 2 Folder 168
Kellman, Leon, 1967.
Box 2 Folder 169
Kennedy, Edward M. (Edward Moore), 2000.
Box 3 Folder 170
Kipness, Joe, 1958.
Box 3 Folder 171
Korman, Tom, 1961.
Box 3 Folder 172
KTLA-TV (Television station: Los Angeles, Calif.), 1982.
Box 3 Folder 173
Kupcinet, Irv, 1953.
Box 3 Folder 174
Lahr, John, 1999.
Box 3 Folder 175
Laine, Cleo, 2000.
Box 3 Folder 176
Laine, Frankie, 2005-2006.
Box 3 Folder 177
Lancaster, Burt, 1960.
Box 3 Folder 178
Landers, Ann, 1963.
Box 3 Folder 179
Lane, Abbe, 1957.
Box 3 Folder 180
Larry Shane Enterprises, 1971-1983.
Box 3 Folder 181
Lass, Jeff, 2007.
Box 3 Folder 182
Lavender, Jeff, 2007.
Box 3 Folder 183
Lazar, Irving, 1951-1957.
Box 3 Folder 184
Lebowsky, Stanley, 1958.
Box 3 Folder 185
Leigh, Janet, 1969.
Box 3 Folder 186
Lessor, Genee, 1951.
Box 3 Folder 187
Levant, Oscar, 1940.
Box 3 Folder 188
Levin, Steve, 2004.
Box 3 Folder 189
Lewis, Howard, 2003-2004.
Box 3 Folder 190
Lieberman, Frank, 1957.
Box 3 Folder 191
Liebman, Max, 1957.
Box 3 Folder 192
Lipton, James, 1999.
Box 3 Folder 193
Livingston, Jay, 1943.
Box 3 Folder 194
Loesser, Frank, 1958.
Box 3 Folder 195
Long, Earl W., 1952.
Box 3 Folder 196
Los Angeles (Calif.), 1966.
Box 3 Folder 197
Los Angeles. City Council, 1983.
Box 3 Folder 198
Los Angeles Music and Art School, 1950.
Box 3 Folder 199
Los Angeles Press Club, 1959-1962.
Box 3 Folder 200
Los Angeles Times (firm), 1999-2005.
Box 3 Folder 201
Lowy, Jane, 1957.
Box 3 Folder 202
Lubin, Arthur, 1951.
Box 3 Folder 203
Lukin, Molly-Ann, 1987.
Box 3 Folder 204
Lusardi, Alfred, 1946.
Box 3 Folder 205
Macmelodies Ltd., 1958.
Box 3 Folder 206
Macy, Jonathan, 2007.
Box 3 Folder 207
Maizlish, Harry, 1953.
Box 3 Folder 208
Maltin, Leonard.
Box 3 Folder 209
Manchester, Melissa, 2002-2003.
Box 3 Folder 210
Mancini, Henry, 1982-2005.
Box 3 Folder 211
Mandel, Johnny, 2005-2007.
Box 3 Folder 212
Mann, Rhonda Fleming.
Box 3 Folder 213
Mannix, Edgar, 1951-1957.
Box 3 Folder 214
Marsh, Sally.
Box 3 Folder 215
Marzagao, Augusto, 1967-1968.
Box 3 Folder 216
Mason, Bobbie Ann.
Box 3 Folder 217
Mathias, Charles McC. (Charles McCurdy), 1983.
Box 3 Folder 218
MCA Artists, 1957.
Box 3 Folder 219
McCain, John, 1986.
Box 3 Folder 220
McKuen, Rod, 1981.
Box 3 Folder 221
Mel Miller and Associates, 1997.
Box 3 Folder 222
Melbourne Daily Times, 1962.
Box 3 Folder 223
Melcher, Martin, 1956.
Box 3 Folder 224
Mendelsons, Mendl, 1958.
Box 3 Folder 225
Mercer, Johnny, 1947.
Box 3 Folder 226
Merv Griffin Show, 1971.
Box 3 Folder 227
Meyer, Abe, 1957.
Box 3 Folder 228
Mielziner, Jo, 1957.
Box 3 Folder 229
Miles, William, 1972.
Box 3 Folder 230
Milks, Kim, 1960.
Box 3 Folder 231
Miller, Mel, 2005.
Box 3 Folder 232
Mills Music Publishers, 1938.
Box 3 Folder 233
Mizzy, Vic, 2007.
Box 3 Folder 234
Moore, Don.
Box 3 Folder 235
Morgan, Al, 1964.
Box 3 Folder 236
Morrison, Rita, 1984.
Box 3 Folder 237
Moscone, Gina, 1979.
Box 3 Folder 238
Motion Picture and Television Fund, 1981.
Box 3 Folder 239
Moynihan, George, 1971.
Box 3 Folder 240
MRM Music, 1999.
Box 3 Folder 241
Museum of Contemporary Art (Los Angeles, Calif.), 1986.
Box 3 Folder 242
Museum of Making Music.
Box 3 Folder 243
Myasthenia Gravis Foundation (U.S.), 1983.
Box 3 Folder 244
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (U.S.), 1968.
Box 3 Folder 245
National Academy of Songwriters (Hollywood, Los Angeles, Calif.), 1987.
Box 3 Folder 246
National Assistance League, 1973.
Box 3 Folder 247
Neisner Brothers, 1936.
Box 3 Folder 248
Newburger, Loeb & Co., 1936.
Box 3 Folder 249
Newsweek, inc., 1979.
Box 3 Folder 250
Nicholas, Frederick M., 1983-2005.
Box 3 Folder 251
Norris, Walter, 1987.
Box 3 Folder 252
Olsen, Ole, 1939.
Box 3 Folder 253
'Orianten (Hotel: Bangkok, Thailand), 1984.
Box 3 Folder 254
Ostrow, Stuart, 1957-1958.
Box 3 Folder 255
Paar, Jack, 1963.
Box 3 Folder 256
Pacht. Ross. Warne & Bernhard, 1960.
Box 3 Folder 257
Palm, John, 1994.
Box 3 Folder 258
Paramount Pictures Corporation, 1946-1957.
Box 3 Folder 259
Parker, Ray, 1962.
Box 3 Folder 260
Pattiz, Norman, 2002.
Box 3 Folder 261
Pep Boys (firm), 1950.
Box 3 Folder 262
Pepperdine University.
Box 3 Folder 263
Phillips, Bill, 1959.
Box 3 Folder 264
Platt, Harvey J., 1986.
Box 3 Folder 265
Poindexter, Cora Lee, 1938.
Box 3 Folder 266
Pollack, Charles C., 2006.
Box 4 Folder 267
Popular Concert Guild, 1941.
Box 4 Folder 268
Porter Don, 1957.
Box 4 Folder 269
Price, Genevieve, 1971-1973.
Box 4 Folder 270
Price, Ruth, 2007.
Box 4 Folder 271
Princess Cruises, 1982.
Box 4 Folder 272
Ray Evans Seneca Theater.
Box 4 Folder 273
Regan, Joan, 1956.
Box 4 Folder 274
Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts, 2000.
Box 4 Folder 275
Reynolds, Debbie, 1998.
Box 4 Folder 276
Rishagen, Nancy, 2005.
Box 4 Folder 277
Ritchie, Hope Lawder, 1958.
Box 4 Folder 278
Ritchie, Ma.
Box 4 Folder 279
Robinson, John, 2004.
Box 4 Folder 280
Rock, Lucille, 2005.
Box 4 Folder 281
Rogers, Marianne, 1985.
Box 4 Folder 282
Rourke, Martha, 2005.
Box 4 Folder 283
Ruby, Harry, 1956.
Box 4 Folder 284
Russell, George.
Box 4 Folder 285
Note

sheet music included

Ryan, Jackie, 2005.
Box 4 Folder 286
Salamanca (N.Y.), 2002.
Box 4 Folder 287
Salamanca City Central School District; Salamanca Medical Center, 1972.
Box 4 Folder 288
Salyers, Allan, 1985.
Box 4 Folder 289
Sam Fox Publishing Company, 1951.
Box 4 Folder 290
Samuels, Jack D., 2005.
Box 4 Folder 291
Sartori, Tom, 1972.
Box 4 Folder 292
Schary, Dore, 1961.
Box 4 Folder 293
Schock, Harriet, 2004.
Box 4 Folder 294
Seeley, Blossom, 1951.
Box 4 Folder 295
Segal, Jack, 1980-1998.
Box 4 Folder 296
Seltzer, Walter, 1951.
Box 4 Folder 297
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co, 1957.
Box 4 Folder 298
Share (Association), 1968-1982.
Box 4 Folder 299
Shea's Performing Arts Center, 2004.
Box 4 Folder 300
Sheldon, William, 2001.
Box 4 Folder 301
Sherman, Gene.
Box 4 Folder 302
Shribman, Joe, 1952.
Box 4 Folder 303
Shurr, Lester, 1961.
Box 4 Folder 304
Siempre en domingo, 1985.
Box 4 Folder 305
Simmons, Ed, 1961.
Box 4 Folder 306
Sinsheimer, Karen.
Box 4 Folder 307
Slaff, George, 1978-1985.
Box 4 Folder 308
Slater, Betty.
Box 4 Folder 309
Smith, Keely, 1963.
Box 4 Folder 310
Society of Composers & Lyricists, 2006.
Box 4 Folder 311
Society of Singers, 2003.
Box 4 Folder 312
Song Writers' Association, 1957.
Box 4 Folder 313
Songwriters Guild of America, 2007.
Box 4 Folder 314
Songwriters Hall of Fame, 1973.
Box 4 Folder 315
Southern Tier West, 2001.
Box 4 Folder 316
Spastic Children's League of Pasadena, 1950.
Box 4 Folder 317
Stafford, Jo.
Box 4 Folder 318
St. Bonaventure University, 1998.
Box 4 Folder 319
Steinhart, Sol, 1946.
Box 4 Folder 320
Stye, Jule, 1961.
Box 4 Folder 321
Sweden. Ambassaden.
Box 4 Folder 322
Sweet Adelines, 1981.
Box 4 Folder 323
Tebet, David, 1957-1958.
Box 4 Folder 324
Thomas, Bill, 1950-1951.
Box 4 Folder 325
Tobias, Harry, 1975.
Box 4 Folder 326
Tournament of Roses Association, 1953.
Box 4 Folder 327
Trumbo, Dalton, 1970.
Box 4 Folder 328
Tucker, Sophie, 1954.
Box 4 Folder 329
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, 1938-1957.
Box 4 Folder 330
Tyler, Anne, 2002-2005.
Box 4 Folder 331
United States. Congress. Senate, 1960-1982.
Box 4 Folder 332
United States. Dept. of Treasury, 1950.
Box 4 Folder 333
United States. Embassy.
Box 4 Folder 334
United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1949.
Box 4 Folder 335
United States. President (1981-1989: Reagan), 1982.
Box 4 Folder 336
United States. Work Projects Administration. Pennsylvania, 1936.
Box 4 Folder 337
University of California, Los Angeles, 1975-1979.
Box 4 Folder 338
University of Denver, 1939.
Box 4 Folder 339
University of Pennsylvania, 1936-1987.
Box 4 Folder 340
University of Southern California. Libraries, 1968.
Box 4 Folder 341
Vale, Eugene, 1976.
Box 4 Folder 342
Vina del Mar (Chile), 1977.
Box 4 Folder 343
Vine Street Bar and Grill.
Box 4 Folder 344
Volat, Morris, 1998.
Box 4 Folder 345
Waeb, Steve Wade, 1957.
Box 4 Folder 346
Wald, Jerry, 1959.
Box 4 Folder 347
Warner, Jack, 1965.
Box 4 Folder 348
Warner Bros., 2002.
Box 4 Folder 349
Warren, Harry, 1958.
Box 4 Folder 350
Wasserman, Lew, 1951.
Box 4 Folder 351
Waxman, Henry A., 1983.
Box 4 Folder 352
WBBM (Radio Station: Chicago, Ill.), 1958.
Box 4 Folder 353
WDOK, 1951.
Box 4 Folder 354
Weber, Jon, 1998.
Box 4 Folder 355
Weinstein, Jerome B., 1951.
Box 4 Folder 356
Weston, Joe, 1958-1960.
Box 4 Folder 357
Whitley, Bill.
Box 4 Folder 358
Whorf, Michael, 1979.
Box 4 Folder 359
Wiener, Bill, 1951.
Box 4 Folder 360
Wilk, Max, 1995-1999.
Box 5 Folder 361-363
Williams, Andy, 1967.
Box 5 Folder 364
Willson, Meredith, 1980.
Box 5 Folder 365
Wilson, Pete, 1983.
Box 5 Folder 366
Winchell, Walter, 1957.
Box 5 Folder 367
Winter, William, 1972.
Box 5 Folder 368
Wolman, Judy, 2003-2005.
Box 5 Folder 369
Wolpin, Eddie, 1951-1958.
Box 5 Folder 370
Wood, Lorraine, 1973.
Box 5 Folder 371
Woodworth, Harold, 1957.
Box 5 Folder 372
Wright, Frank, 1956.
Box 5 Folder 373
Writers Guild of America, West, 1959-1964.
Box 5 Folder 374
Wynn, Mike, 1958.
Box 5 Folder 375
Yorke, Robert, 1961.
Box 5 Folder 376
Zukor, Adolph, 1952.
Box 5 Folder 377
Unidentified.
Box 5 Folder 378-382

Scope and Contents

This series consists of a variety of scores. The folders contain published scores, copies of manuscript scores, and several collections of popular songs. It includes Ray Evans's five volumes of collected published scores of his songs, which he had bound in brown leather jackets. For one slightly larger, additional score of "The nicest thing" see box 140, folder 1729.

A coach and four.
Box 6 Folder 383
Ali baba.
Box 6 Folder 384
All about love.
Box 6 Folder 385
All at once.
Box 6 Folder 386
All hands on deck.
Box 6 Folder 387-388
All the time.
Box 6 Folder 389
Alley-oop.
Box 6 Folder 390
Almost in your arms.
Box 6 Folder 391
Angel.
Box 6 Folder 392
Angela.
Box 6 Folder 393
Angeltown.
Box 6 Folder 394
Another time, another place.
Box 6 Folder 395
As I love you.
Box 6 Folder 396
Baby, obey me!.
Box 6 Folder 397
Back home.
Box 6 Folder 398
Bad news.
Box 6 Folder 399
Banana boat.
Box 6 Folder 400
Beside you.
Box 6 Folder 401
The big clock.
Box 6 Folder 402
Bing! Bang! Bong!.
Box 6 Folder 403
Bonanza.
Box 6 Folder 404-408
Bonne nuit.
Box 6 Folder 409
Bounce.
Box 6 Folder 410
Brave man.
Box 6 Folder 411
Brazilly willy.
Box 6 Folder 412
Brotherhood.
Box 6 Folder 413
Buttons and bows.
Box 6 Folder 414-415
Caroleena.
Box 6 Folder 416
Copper canyon.
Box 6 Folder 417
Crosswinds.
Box 6 Folder 418
Dear heart.
Box 6 Folder 419
Dime and a dollar.
Box 6 Folder 420
A donkey's lament.
Box 6 Folder 420a
Dream girl.
Box 6 Folder 421
Dreamboat.
Box 6 Folder 422
Dreamsville.
Box 6 Folder 423
Everything beautiful.
Box 6 Folder 424
Fancy pants.
Box 6 Folder 425
Femininity.
Box 6 Folder 426
French heels.
Box 6 Folder 427
G'Bye now.
Box 6 Folder 428
Girls.
Box 6 Folder 429
Glass mountain.
Box 6 Folder 430
Golden earrings.
Box 6 Folder 431
The golden years.
Box 6 Folder 432
Good intentions.
Box 6 Folder 433
The green years.
Box 6 Folder 434
Haven't got a worry.
Box 6 Folder 435
Heavenly days.
Box 6 Folder 436
Hello there.
Box 6 Folder 437
Hellzapoppin polka.
Box 6 Folder 438
Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack.
Box 6 Folder 439
Hey Punchinello.
Box 6 Folder 440
Home cookin'.
Box 6 Folder 441
Honey, oh my honey.
Box 7 Folder 442
How can I tell her.
Box 7 Folder 443
I do! I do! I do!.
Box 7 Folder 444
I shoulda quit when I was ahead.
Box 7 Folder 445
I waited so long.
Box 7 Folder 446
I was a little too lonely.
Box 7 Folder 447
I'll always love you.
Box 7 Folder 448
In the arms of love.
Box 7 Folder 449
Indiana dinner.
Box 7 Folder 450
It doesn't cost a dime to dream.
Box 7 Folder 451
It's a miracle.
Box 7 Folder 452
It's never quite the same.
Box 7 Folder 453
It's torment.
Box 7 Folder 454
The joke's on me.
Box 7 Folder 455
Just a moment more.
Box 7 Folder 456
Just an honest mistake.
Box 7 Folder 457
Lady killer.
Box 7 Folder 458
The late scene.
Box 7 Folder 459
Lazy lousy Lou.
Box 7 Folder 460
Let it ride.
Box 7 Folder 461- 464
Note:

This Broadway show includes different song titles

Let me be loved.
Box 7 Folder 465
Let me hear you whisper.
Box 7 Folder 466
Let me love you.
Box 7 Folder 467
Let me so love.
Box 7 Folder 468
Let's be lovers.
Box 7 Folder 469
Let's go home.
Box 7 Folder 470
Life does a man a favor.
Box 7 Folder 471
Life is a beautiful thing.
Box 7 Folder 472
Lola Lola.
Box 7 Folder 473
Lonely girl.
Box 7 Folder 474
Love is blind.
Box 7 Folder 475
Love laughs at kings.
Box 7 Folder 476
Lovely weather for ducks.
Box 7 Folder 477
The loves of Omar Khayyam.
Box 7 Folder 478
Lysander loves Hermia, Helena loves Demetrius.
Box 7 Folder 479
Magic touch.
Box 7 Folder 480
Mama, mama, mama (Where you get de cigar?).
Box 7 Folder 481
Man and woman.
Box 7 Folder 482
Marshmallow moon.
Box 7 Folder 483
Mary goes round.
Box 7 Folder 484
Maybe September.
Box 7 Folder 485
Meet a happy guy.
Box 7 Folder 486
Meetcha' round the corner.
Box 7 Folder 487
Merrymaking ("What fools these mortals be").
Box 7 Folder 488
Midsummer night.
Box 7 Folder 489
Miss Julie July.
Box 7 Folder 490
Mister Ed.
Box 7 Folder 491
The mole people.
Box 7 Folder 492
Mona Lisa.
Box 8 Folder 493-496
The morning music of Montmartre.
Box 8 Folder 497
Mr. Lucky.
Box 8 Folder 498
My heart's in America.
Box 8 Folder 499
My love loves me.
Box 8 Folder 500
My love, my life.
Box 8 Folder 501
My own true love.
Box 8 Folder 502
Never let me go.
Box 8 Folder 503
Never so beautiful.
Box 8 Folder 504
Never too late.
Box 8 Folder 505
Oh, captain!.
Box 8 Folder 506-507
Open your arms.
Box 8 Folder 508
The Paramount don't want me blues.
Box 8 Folder 509
A place in the sun.
Box 8 Folder 510
Pretty mandolin.
Box 8 Folder 511
Purt nigh. But not plumb.
Box 8 Folder 512
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be).
Box 8 Folder 513-518
The Robin Randall song.
Box 8 Folder 519
The ruby and the pearl.
Box 8 Folder 520
Saddle the wind.
Box 8 Folder 521
The same old army.
Box 8 Folder 522
Santa Claus samba.
Box 8 Folder 523
Say it with love.
Box 8 Folder 524
The second greatest sex.
Box 8 Folder 525
See the circus.
Box 8 Folder 526
Silver bells.
Box 8 Folder 527-528
Song of Delilah.
Box 8 Folder 529
Souvenir, avenir.
Box 8 Folder 530
A square in the social circle.
Box 8 Folder 531
Streets of Laredo.
Box 8 Folder 532
Stuff like that there.
Box 8 Folder 533
Sugar boat.
Box 8 Folder 534
Take a giant step.
Box 8 Folder 535
Tammy.
Box 8 Folder 536-544
Tell my love.
Box 9 Folder 545
The temple of an understanding heart.
Box 9 Folder 546
Thanks to you.
Box 9 Folder 547
They obviously want me to sing.
Box 9 Folder 548
Thirty six - twenty four - thirty six.
Box 9 Folder 549
This happy feeling.
Box 9 Folder 550
This is greater than I thought.
Box 9 Folder 551
A thousand violins.
Box 9 Folder 552
Time's a wastin' (The original yard bird song).
Box 9 Folder 553
To each his own.
Box 9 Folder 554-555
Tonight my love.
Box 9 Folder 556
Unfair.
Box 9 Folder 557
Vaquero.
Box 9 Folder 558
Vertigo.
Box 9 Folder 559
Wait until dark.
Box 9 Folder 560
Warm as wine.
Box 9 Folder 561
We'll love again.
Box 9 Folder 562
We're not children.
Box 9 Folder 563
What a deal.
Box 9 Folder 564
What fools these mortals be.
Box 9 Folder 565
What's the use of crying.
Box 9 Folder 566
When you love someone.
Box 9 Folder 567
Where can you be.
Box 9 Folder 568
Wish me a rainbow.
Box 9 Folder 569
Wond'rin' when.
Box 9 Folder 570
Ya got class.
Box 9 Folder 571
You don't know him.
Box 9 Folder 572
You're wonderful.
Box 9 Folder 573
Songs by Livingston and Evans. 1939-1950.
Box 10 Folder unknown container
Songs by Livingston and Evans. 1951-1953.
Box 10 Folder unknown container
Songs by Livingston and Evans. 1954-1959.
Box 11 Folder unknown container
Songs by Livingston and Evans. 1959-1972.
Box 11 Folder unknown container
Great songs by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans (Los Angeles: Famous Music Corporation, 1950).
Box 11 Folder unknown container
50 golden oldies, vol. 2 (Frankfurt: J. Michel KG, undated).
Box 12 Folder 574
50 golden oldies, vol. 3 (Frankfurt: J. Michel KG, undated).
Box 12 Folder 575
50 golden oldies, vol. 3 (Frankfurt: J. Michel KG, 1999).
Box 12 Folder 576
Mancini songbook (London: Compass Music Ltd., 1965).
Box 12 Folder 577
MDW standard favoriten (Frankfurt: Melodie der Welt, undated).
Box 12 Folder 578
Songs of the 50's (Milwaukee: E-Z Play Today Music Notation / Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation, 1988).
Box 12 Folder 579
Que sera - Cancion mexicana.
Box 12 Folder 580
Note

Lyrics and music by Tito and Pepe Guizar. Inscribed to Ray Evans.

Tell me why you smile, Mona Lisa.
Box 12 Folder 581
Note

Music by Robert Stolz. Lyrics by Walter Reisch and Raymond B. Egan.

Scope and Contents

This series comprises holographs, typescripts, some with handwritten annotations in pencil and ink, as well as laminated copies of typescripts. There are also some minutes of meetings and other unidentified writings.

Note

There are two additional lyrics in box 64, folder 1021.

The Betty Hutton show, 1962.
Box 13 Folder 582
The bounce.
Box 13 Folder 583
Canteen Kate.
Box 13 Folder 584
Fun marches on.
Box 13 Folder 585
The glass mountain.
Box 13 Folder 586
Gotta get movin'.
Box 13 Folder 587
Hellzapoppin polka.
Box 13 Folder 588
Hopelessly romantic.
Box 13 Folder 589
I was a little too lonely and you were a little too late.
Box 13 Folder 590
The loves of Omar Khayyam.
Box 13 Folder 591
Mamie from Mizzoo.
Box 13 Folder 592
Mary goes round.
Box 13 Folder 593
My heart's in America.
Box 13 Folder 594
Note

Also: "My country right or wrong,""Musical stars and moonlit guitars"

My heart's on ice.
Box 13 Folder 595
My heart's poppin.
Box 13 Folder 596
On my way.
Box 13 Folder 597
Once upon a horse.
Box 13 Folder 598
The Oscar theme (The show is over).
Box 13 Folder 599
The Oscar theme (You stayed away too long).
Box 13 Folder 600
Penny ante.
Box 13 Folder 601
Prima ballerina.
Box 13 Folder 602
Tammy.
Box 13 Folder 603
Tinkle bells (Silver bells).
Box 13 Folder 604
Where did the music go.
Box 13 Folder 605
Yesterday's music.
Box 13 Folder 606
You never learned to cry.
Box 13 Folder 607
Notes about selected songs.
Box 13 Folder 608
Academy "Thank You".
Box 13 Folder 609
Caviar comes from virgin sturgeon.
Box 13 Folder 610
Good-bye speech of Ray Evans at farewell dinner at Edo Cafeteria.
Box 13 Folder 611
Livingston and Evans - Act number one.
Box 13 Folder 612
Livingston and Evans - Act number two.
Box 13 Folder 613
Livingston and Evans - Act number three.
Box 13 Folder 614
Minutes of an unidentified meeting.
Box 13 Folder 615
Olsen & Johnson.
Box 13 Folder 616
Parody: National Safety Council.
Box 13 Folder 617
Story in Hollywood - KNX Radio.
Box 13 Folder 618
The streak continues.
Box 13 Folder 619
Such sad songs for me.
Box 13 Folder 620
To Ben Oakland.
Box 13 Folder 621
What happens to defeated candidates.
Box 13 Folder 622
Unidentified writings.
Box 13 Folder 623

Scope and Contents

Includes original and photocopied typescripts, some with annotations.

Bon appetit, by Leonard Neubauer.
Box 14 Folder 624
Book of musical comedy, by Charles Palmer.
Box 14 Folder 625
Easy street, west, by Julius J. Epstein.
Box 14 Folder 626
Kentucky lucky, by James H. Chapin.
Box 14 Folder 627-628
King of Paris, by Guy Endore.
Box 14 Folder 629
Livingston and Evans, I presume.
Box 14 Folder 630-631
Let it ride.
Box 15 Folder 632-634
Mr. Manhattan, by Sam Pogorelsky.
Box 15 Folder 635
Note

Inscribed to Ray Evans by Sam Pogorelsky

Odyssey of Runyon Jones, by Norman Corwin.
Box 15 Folder 636
Oh, captain!.
Box 15 Folder 637-639
Oh, that dandy day in Caseville Town, by John Crawford.
Box 15 Folder 640
Passions of Perichole, by Eugene Vale.
Box 16 Folder 641
The petunia peddler, by Ed Gardner.
Box 16 Folder 642
Red garters, by Michael Fessier.
Box 16 Folder 643
The red parasol, by Edmund Beloin and Henry Garson.
Box 16 Folder 644
The story of holly and ivy, by Phoebe and Henry Ephron.
Box 16 Folder 645
TLC, by Bev Carter.
Box 16 Folder 646
Too marverlous for words, by Paul Werth.
Box 16 Folder 647
Vive la difference, by Alex Coppel.
Box 16 Folder 648-649
Unidentified. Incipit: "Act I, scene 1. Scene: Beneath Plato's tree - and in a jet liner.".
Box 16 Folder 650

General

Original, photocopied and laminated press clippings in folders and in scrapbooks. Represented are the years 1939-2009.

1939.
Box 17 Folder 651
1941.
Box 17 Folder 652-659
1946.
Box 17 Folder 660
1947.
Box 17 Folder 661
1949.
Box 17 Folder 662-663
1950.
Box 17 Folder 664
1951.
Box 17 Folder 665-675
1952.
Box 17 Folder 676-685
1953.
Box 17 Folder 686-694
1954 (January-August).
Box 17 Folder 695-699
1954 (September-December).
Box 18 Folder 700-703
1955.
Box 18 Folder 704-706
1956.
Box 18 Folder 707-711
1957.
Box 18 Folder 712-723
1958.
Box 18 Folder 724-734
1959 (January-March).
Box 18 Folder 735-737
1959 (April-December).
Box 19 Folder 738-742
1960.
Box 19 Folder 743-746
1961.
Box 19 Folder 747-752
1962.
Box 19 Folder 753-756
1963.
Box 19 Folder 757-761
1964.
Box 19 Folder 762-766
1965.
Box 19 Folder 767-771
1966.
Box 19 Folder 772-779
1967 (January-July).
Box 19 Folder 780-781
1967 (September-December).
Box 20 Folder 782-784
1968.
Box 20 Folder 785-789
1969.
Box 20 Folder 790-793
1972.
Box 20 Folder 794
1975.
Box 20 Folder 795
1977.
Box 20 Folder 796
1978.
Box 20 Folder 797-798
1979.
Box 20 Folder 799-802
1980.
Box 20 Folder 803-805
Note

Folder 805: 1980 clippings about Lisa Feinberg

1981.
Box 20 Folder 806-807
1982.
Box 20 Folder 808-809
1983.
Box 20 Folder 810-811
1984.
Box 20 Folder 812
1985.
Box 20 Folder 813-814
1986.
Box 20 Folder 815
1987.
Box 21 Folder 816-817
1988.
Box 21 Folder 818
1988 (Lewitzky, Bella, clippings 1988-1995).
Box 21 Folder 819
1989.
Box 21 Folder 820
1990.
Box 21 Folder 821
1991.
Box 21 Folder 822
1992.
Box 21 Folder 823
1993.
Box 21 Folder 824
1995.
Box 21 Folder 825
1996.
Box 21 Folder 826
1997.
Box 21 Folder 827-828
1998.
Box 21 Folder 829-836
1999.
Box 21 Folder 837-839
2000.
Box 21 Folder 840-841
2001.
Box 21 Folder 842-844
2002.
Box 21 Folder 845-849
2003.
Box 21 Folder 850-856
2004.
Box 21 Folder 857-860
2005.
Box 21 Folder 861-868
2006.
Box 22 Folder 869-873
2007.
Box 22 Folder 874-878
2008.
Box 22 Folder 879
2009.
Box 22 Folder 880
Undated / Fragments.
Box 22 Folder 881-885
Volume 1, 1939-1947.
Box 23
Note

Includes correspondence, interviews and scripts. Correspondents include Ole Olsen.

Volume 2, 1947-1949.
Box 24
Note

Includes correspondence. Correspondents include Dwight H. Green, Edward Schellhorn, Jean Hersholt, Dinah Shore, Henry Ginsberg, Arthur Schwartz, Abe Meyer (MCA), Larry Schea (ASCAP), Bob Hope, Edgar Mannix, Norman Siegel (Paramount Pictures), Jacob H. Karp (Paramount Pictures), Frank Freeman (Paramount Pictures), Johnny Green

Volume 3, 1949-1950.
Box 25
Note

Includes correspondence. Correspondents include Bob Hope and Wolfe Gilbert (ASCAP).

Volume 4, 1950-1951.
Box 26
Note

Includes correspondence and schedules. Correspondents include Leonard Vannerson.

Scrap book 6, 1968-1977.
Box 27
Scrap book 8, 1988-1996.
Box 28
1951-2005.
Box 29

Scope and Contents

A. Ray Evans: Folders 886-927 contain programs that involve Ray Evans and his songs. They span the years 1952-2008. B. Awards: Folders 928-936 focus on program materials related to honors and awards Ray Evans received. They include Academy Award tickets and the program to the 1951 Academy Awards Presentation, as well as a Walk of Fame Award program. C. Other: Folders 937-953 comprise various tickets and programs from 1948-2006. Included are theater tickets and a memorial speech for John Sigvard Olsen.

1952 - Palace two-a-day, Betty Hutton.
Box 30 Folder 886
1953 - Coronation, Betty Hutton.
Box 30 Folder 887
1954 - Red garters -- That's life, Betty Hutton (Satins and spurs).
Box 30 Folder 888
1956 - Spring sing (Ray Evans, judge).
Box 30 Folder 889
1957 - Spring sing (Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, honored guests) -- Hellzapoppin.
Box 30 Folder 890
1958 - Oh captain!.
Box 30 Folder 891
1960 - School Christmas program.
Box 30 Folder 892
1962 - Dramatists Bulletin, volume 3, no. 1, October 1962.
Box 30 Folder 893
1963 - Music from Hollywood.
Box 30 Folder 894
1966 - Mitzi Gaynor Show.
Box 30 Folder 895
1969 - Boomtown blast -- Tribute to Ray Evans - Salamanca High School.
Box 30 Folder 896
1976 - Shades of things to come – University of Southern California (Evans and Livingston, judges).
Box 30 Folder 897
1977 - Boomtown Share Show.
Box 30 Folder 898
1978 - Hemophilia Foundation: An evening down memory lane -- "The Show" produced by Mort Lachman -- Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce: "A magical evening honoring Bob Hope" -- Duke University Medical Center ASCAP Songwriters' Festival (Duke Psychiatry Songwriters' Festival Benefit Show) -- Friars Club program -- In honor of George Slaff – Dinner.
Box 30 Folder 899
1979 -- Hollywood Temple Beth El: Sammy Fain tribute program -- Playbill: Sugar babies.
Box 30 Folder 900
1980 - Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association – Talent revue (honored guest Ray Evans) -- Alma media seminar -- Friars songwriters night.
Box 30 Folder 901
1981 - Livingston and Evans, I presume (exhibit) -- Music Friends of Los Angeles -- International convention ASCAP.
Box 30 Folder 902
1982 - Lyrics and lyricists -- Biltmore Bowl -- They wrote the songs – Saturday Presentations of variety attractions -- ASCAP 1982 country award winners -- Sugar Babies playbill.
Box 30 Folder 903
1983 - American Guild of Authors and Composers (AGAC): The Songwriters Guild 10th annual Aggie awards.
Box 30 Folder 904
1984 - Los Angeles Olympic Games tickets -- Vine St. Bar & Grill dinner reservation ticket -- Celebration supper ASCAP ticket -- Oscar salutes ASCAP.
Box 30 Folder 905
1985 - Encore song writers on parade -- L.A. Public Theatre "40 Years of Movie Music".
Box 30 Folder 906
1986 - Honoring John McCain.
Box 30 Folder 907
1987 - NAS National Academy of Songwriters -- The show, produced by Melville Shavelson -- Ticket: Hall of Fame congratulations -- Benedum Center.
Box 30 Folder 908
1989 - Mister Ed Fan Club -- Cattaraugus County Living Arts Center: Broadway salutes Cattaraugus County -- Songwriters' hall of fame.
Box 30 Folder 909
1991 - Let it ride!.
Box 30 Folder 910
1992 - Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters -- Summer festival of the Ellicottville, NY Chamber of Commerce -- Betty Clooney Foundation.
Box 30 Folder 911
1993 - Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association, Tribute to Ray Evans and Jay Livingston.
Box 30 Folder 912
1994 - Hollywood legends -- Seneca Theatre.
Box 30 Folder 913
1995 - Walkway of dreams -- University of Pennsylvania Alumni Association of Southern California (Mask and Wig Club – A sworded affair).
Box 31 Folder 914
1996 - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences – Salute to Livingston and Evans -- Los Angeles Music Week press conference -- Academy Salute to Livingston -- L'Ermitage Foundation -- American song ASCAP oral history series -- York Theatre Company – Oh captain! Playbill.
Box 31 Folder 915
1997 - Johnny Mercer event timeline.
Box 31 Folder 916
1998 - Los Angeles area alumni reunion – Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation -- "Let it ride" program -- Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts - Arts Council of St. Bonaventure University – Buttons and bows -- University Arts gala cabaret revue honoring Ray Evans -- Nashville Songwriters Association – "Tin Pan South".
Box 31 Folder 917
1999 - Steven D. Harris presents "A tribute to Nat 'King' Cole" -- Beverly Hills Theatre Guild honors Hal Kanter -- Songwriters' hall of fame.
Box 31 Folder 918
2000 - The Night Blooming Jazzmen (CD liner notes) -- Traveline jazz film SS Norway Jazz Cruises highlights -- Museum of Making Music: "Songwriting for the movies".
Box 31 Folder 919
2002 - Pepperdine.edu/arts -- Cole family and representative Becerra thank you -- Buffalo Pops.
Box 31 Folder 920
2003 - Ray Evans Seneca Theatre - Silver Bells Festival Concert -- Friends of The Mancini Musical -- Spring Luncheon with Michael Feinstein -- Sing! Sing! Sing! presents Award Winning Songs.
Box 31 Folder 921
2004 - Academy for New Musical Theatre -- Salamanca Area Chamber of Commerce -- Songwriters Guild of America -- Sing! Sing! Sing! -- Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters -- Student Performing Arts Presents.
Box 31 Folder 922
2005 - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences -- USC -- New York in June (Mark Kershner).
Box 31 Folder 923
2006 - L'Ermitage Foundation -- Center for the Arts -- The World Stage Gallery Jazz Vocal Workshop.
Box 31 Folder 924
2007 - Hillcrest Country Club -- Raymond B. Evans Memorial.
Box 31 Folder 925
2008 - Young Musicians Foundation.
Box 31 Folder 926
Undated - Oh captain -- ASCAP -- Corona del sol -- Festival internacional da cancao popular -- Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association -- The yellow river -- Red garters -- In memory of Muriel E. Kaplan -- 1960 Jefferson School Yule program -- Hall of fame -- Feinstein's Music Quarterly -- Paramount Music Corporation -- Leo's Inn at Patchogue (University of Pennsylvania Continentals).
Box 31 Folder 927-928
1959 - Academy Awards tickets.
Box 31 Folder 929
1960 - Screen Writers' Twelfth Annual Awards.
Box 31 Folder 930
1982 - American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) Country Award Winnters 1982, program.
Box 31 Folder 931
1983 - MG Founders Dinner Award -- Livingston and Evans Song Contest.
Box 31 Folder 932
1990 - ASCAP Pop Music Awards.
Box 31 Folder 933
2000 - Asthma & Allergy Foundation of America Walk of Fame Award.
Box 31 Folder 935
2002 - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 75 Year Best Picture Winners (awards).
Box 31 Folder 936
1948 - The emperor waltz.
Box 32 Folder 937
1950 - Playbill: Arms and the girl.
Box 32 Folder 938
1957 - Two little drawing/caricatures.
Box 32 Folder 939
1958 - Little picture/drawing of shepherd.
Box 32 Folder 940
1959 - Windmill Theatre – Revudeville.
Box 32 Folder 941
1963 - John Sigvard Olsen; Tribute to John ("Ole") Sigvard Olsen.
Box 32 Folder 942
1965 - State of Florida Junior Miss (Miss American Junior Miss).
Box 32 Folder 943
1967 - Writers Guild of America Annual Awards Show, list of names (not Evans).
Box 32 Folder 944
1969 - Concerto for piano and orchestra: The yellow river.
Box 32 Folder 945
1972 - The Odyssey of Runyon Jones.
Box 32 Folder 946
1978 - Festival internacional de la cancion (Chile), program.
Box 32 Folder 947
1984 - Manila Hotel Philippines dinner-menu -- Salamanca History re: Indians, finance.
Box 32 Folder 948
1993 - Cattaraugus County Living Arts Center.
Box 32 Folder 949
1996 - Academy Tribute to Stanley Donen.
Box 32 Folder 950
1997 - Floating Jazz Festival.
Box 32 Folder 951
1998 - Floating Jazz Festival.
Box 32 Folder 952
2006 - Show boat -- Sing! Sing! Sing!.
Box 32 Folder 953

Scope and Contents

Photographs from 1920 to 2007. Loose photographs are arranged by subject. There are 19 photo albums. Most are vacation pictures. Box 61 contains a few negatives pertaining to vacation trips.

Early years - Photographs and posed portraits.
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Early years - Visit to Salamanca in 1942.
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Early years - House pre-Wyn. 0 items.
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Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans: Personal photographs. 0 items.
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Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans with friends. 0 items.
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Feinbergs: Doris, Lisa and Andy. 0 items.
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Ducketts: Lisa, Steve and Evan. 0 items.
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Feinbergs: Andy and Family. 0 items.
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Miscellaneous weddings. 0 items.
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Miscellaneous children. 0 items.
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Eileen, Aubry and family. 0 items.
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Wyn Ritchie Evans - later years. 0 items.
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Ray Evans - later years. 0 items.
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Ray Evans with pets. 0 items.
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Wyn Ritchie Evans with pets. 0 items.
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Cats - black and white. 0 items.
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Cats - color. 0 items.
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Dogs - black and white. 0 items.
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Dogs - color. 0 items.
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Cars. 0 items.
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House: Construction. 0 items.
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House: Personal photographs. 0 items.
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Ray Evans and Jay Livingston work photographs. 0 items.
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Parties at Evans's house, 1940-1960. 0 items.
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Miscellaneous costume parties, 1950-1960. 0 items.
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Birthday party for Ray Evans and Dominique Snyder. 0 items.
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Bishop Tutu, 1980s. 0 items.
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New Year's 1994. 0 items.
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Ray Evans's 80th birthday 1995. 0 items.
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Ray Evans's 90th birthday 2005. 0 items.
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Song title contest, Princess Cruise "Loveboat". 0 items.
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Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association Ray Evans tribute. 0 items.
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Bingthings Society. 0 items.
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Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters 1992. 0 items.
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Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame 1995. 0 items.
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Royal Rosarians circa 1994. 0 items.
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Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America Walk of Fame 2000. 0 items.
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Lucy award. 0 items.
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Miscallaneous appearances and honors. 0 items.
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Radio interview on "The surf". 0 items.
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Karen Knapp. 0 items.
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TV screen captures. 0 items.
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Penn. 0 items.
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Super Mall. 0 items.
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Oh captain! San Francisco 2003. 0 items.
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Seneca - Various photographs. 0 items.
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Ray Evans with the Academy Award. 0 items.
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Miscellaneous party photographs. 0 items.
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1933-1938 cruises. 0 items.
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Stella Polaris cruise 1959. 0 items.
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Afghanistan 1979. 0 items.
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Holland 1979. 0 items.
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India 1979. 0 items.
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Pakistan 1979. 0 items.
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Turkey. 0 items.
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Miscellaneous personal photographs. 0 items.
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50th class reunion Salamanca, NY, 1981. 0 items.
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Salamanca visit with Lisa Duckett and New York visit with Fred and Joan Nicholas, 1981. 0 items.
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Australia.
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New Guinea.
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Princess Cruise "Loveboat" 1982.
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China (Shanghai) 1983.
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Hong Kong 1983.
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Malaysia 1983.
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Singapore 1983.
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Brazil 1983.
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Argentina.
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Germany 1984 (East and West Berlin, Dresden).
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Armenia 1984.
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Russia GDR: Baku 1986.
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Russia GDR: Leningrad 1986.
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Russia GDR: Moscow 1986.
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Russia GDR: Odessa 1986.
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Russia GDR: Samarkand 1986.
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Russia GDR: Tashkent.
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Russia GDR: Tblisi.
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Russia GDR: Zagorsch.
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Bournemouth, England 1980s.
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Wellesville, NY 1980s.
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Europe, miscellaneous 1980s.
Box 38 Folder unknown container
Moca: Japan 1986.
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Moca: Japan 1989.
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Miscellaneous travel photographs.
Box 38 Folder unknown container
Early Years (Grade School).
Box 39 Folder 954
Early Years (High School).
Box 39 Folder 955
Early Years (University).
Box 39 Folder 956
1936.
Box 39 Folder 957
1940s.
Box 39 Folder 958-960
1940s - Work.
Box 39 Folder 961
Work at Paramount, 1946.
Box 39 Folder 962-963
Work at Paramount, 1948.
Box 39 Folder 964
Work at Paramount, 1950s.
Box 39 Folder 965
Work at Paramount, 1958-1969.
Box 39 Folder 966
Work: Studio and promotional, 1950s.
Box 39 Folder 967-970
Work: Academy Awards, 1950s.
Box 39 Folder 971
Work: Appearances, 1950s-2006.
Box 39 Folder 972-974
Work: Ray Evans and Jay Livingston portraits, 1960s-1990s.
Box 39 Folder 975-976
Work: Hollywood Walk of Fame, 1995.
Box 39 Folder 977
Work: Ray Evans, Jay Livingston and Michael Feinstein, 1990s.
Box 39 Folder 978
Work: Baseball, 1950s-1990s.
Box 39 Folder 979
Travel: Cuba, 1958.
Box 40 Folder 980
Travel: New Zealand, 1982.
Box 40 Folder 981
Travel: Japan, 1986-1998.
Box 40 Folder 982
Ray Evans Day, Salamanca, 1950s.
Box 40 Folder 983
Personal: Parties, 1976-1980.
Box 40 Folder 984
Personal: Frances Evans.
Box 40 Folder 985
Personal: At home.
Box 40 Folder 986
Personal: House.
Box 40 Folder 987
Personal: Tennis, Studebaker.
Box 40 Folder 988
Personal: Feinberg family.
Box 40 Folder 989
Personal: Unidentified people, landscape.
Box 40 Folder 990
Rio de Janeiro, 1966-1968.
Box 40 Folder 991
Other (Evans with unidentified woman), 2000s.
Box 40 Folder 992
Audrey Cooper, 1940s.
Box 40 Folder 993
Misc.: House, Seneca Theater, baseball photographs.
Box 41 Folder unknown container
#1 Ray Evans - Day book 2, 1949.
Box 42
#6 Ray Evans - Africa trip, 1977.
Box 43
#8 Ray Evans - Animals, Angelo, Norway, Hope dinner, Duke M.G. dinner, 1970-1979.
Box 44
#11 Ray Evans - Tokyo, Xian, Nankin, Wuxi, 1980.
Box 45
#12 Ray Evans - Shanghai, Guilin, Kwangchow, Hong Kong, 1980.
Box 46
#14 Ray Evans - Chichen Hza, Uxmal, Cuba, 1980.
Box 47
#15 Ray Evans - Book 1: Columbia, Ecuador, Galapagos, Lima Cuyco, 1981.
Box 48
#16 Ray Evans - Book 2: Machu Picchu, Pisac, Cuzco, Quitos, Amazon, Panama, San Blas, 1981.
Box 49
#17 Ray Evans - Publicity photographs, Oh captain: UCLA, Sweet Adalines, Aggies, Beilenson, miscellaneous.
Box 50
#18 Ray Evans - So. Pac.: Queensland, New Guinea, Brisbane book 1, 1982.
Box 51
#20 Ray Evans - Philippines, Thailand, Andy family, Linda, miscellaneous, 1984.
Box 52
#21 Ray Evans - Southeast Asia, Burma, Malaysia, Sarawak, Sabah, 1984.
Box 53
#22 Ray Evans - Africa, Chile, 1985.
Box 54
#24 Ray Evans - Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, miscellaneous, 1987.
Box 55
#25 Ray Evans - China, publicity photographs, 1988.
Box 56
#30 Ray Evans - Norway, music, N.Y., New Years, family, Academy, Salamanca Walk, Star SGA, Nichion, miscellaneous, 1996-1997.
Box 57
Ray Evans - 2005.
Box 58
Ray Evans - Egypt, Jordan, Israel, 1978.
Box 59
Ray Evans - Southern Africa, miscellaneous, 1990.
Box 60
Vacation, party, landscapes, zoo, coastline, house, 1982.
Box 61

Scope and Contents

Memorabilia include Evans's diaries, birth certificate, marriage license, clarinet, high school yearbooks, senior thesis, eye glasses, cuff links, coins, travel documents, tribute albums, a tribute blanket, and documents pertaining to Evans's Studebaker. Furthermore, this series holds documents about Evans's house, including easement documents, plot plans, maps, documents about the architect William Beckett, and magazine pictures of the house. For larger photographs of the house see box 40, folder 987.

1939-1945 diary, 8.25 in. x 5.75 in.
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Address book.
Box 63 Folder unknown container
1982 diary, 6 in. x 4 in.
Box 64 Folder 994
Birth certificate.
Box 64 Folder 995
Marriage license.
Box 64 Folder 996
1997 passport.
Box 64 Folder 997
1938 Holland America Line - IDs.
Box 64 Folder 998
1938 Holland America Line - Programs and certificate.
Box 64 Folder 999
1959 Europe - Itineraries.
Box 64 Folder 1000
1959 Europe - Travel documents.
Box 64 Folder 1001
1959 Europe - Hotel receipts.
Box 64 Folder 1002
1959 Europe - Purchases and receipts.
Box 64 Folder 1003
1959 Europe - Restaurant guide.
Box 64 Folder 1004
1959 Europe - American tourist.
Box 64 Folder 1005
1959 Europe - Souvenirs.
Box 64 Folder 1006
1959 Europe - Insurance policy.
Box 64 Folder 1007
1970 UK - Itinerary.
Box 64 Folder 1008
1970 UK - Travel notes.
Box 64 Folder 1009
1970 UK - Hotel receipts.
Box 64 Folder 1010
1970 UK - Purchases and receipts.
Box 64 Folder 1011
1970 UK - Miscellaneous.
Box 64 Folder 1012
1970 UK - Brochures.
Box 64 Folder 1013
1978 Egypt, Israel, Jordan - Itinerary.
Box 64 Folder 1014
1978 Egypt, Israel, Jordan - Hotels and participants.
Box 64 Folder 1015
1978 Egypt, Israel, Jordan - Travel notes.
Box 64 Folder 1016
1980 Mexico, Cuba - Itineraries.
Box 64 Folder 1017
1980 Mexico, Cuba - Brochures.
Box 64 Folder 1018
1980 - Mexico, Cuba - Travel diary.
Box 64 Folder 1019-1020
1980 Mexico, Cuba - Travel notes and lyrics.
Box 64 Folder 1021
Note

Incipit of first lyric: "Fred sails in the sunset". Incipit of second lyric, sung to the tune of Que sera, sera: "Come see this lovely Cuban Isle"

1980 Mexico, Cuba - Articles and clippings.
Box 64 Folder 1022
1980 Mexico, Cuba - Miscellaneous.
Box 64 Folder 1023
1980 Japan, China - Brochures and notes.
Box 65 Folder 1024-1027
1980 Trip diary, 4 in. x 6 in.
Box 65 Folder 1028
1981 Peru (Machu Picchu pass).
Box 65 Folder 1029
1982 Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Tahiti - Itineraries and practical information.
Box 65 Folder 1030
1982 Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Tahiti - Brochures Australia.
Box 65 Folder 1031
1982 Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Tahiti - Brochures New Guinea.
Box 65 Folder 1032
1982 Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Tahiti - Brochures New Zealand.
Box 65 Folder 1033
Professional Ball Players membership card.
Box 65 Folder 1034
Two invitation cards.
Box 65 Folder 1035
Drawing of Ray Evans and Jay Livingston by Mil Shaw, 1965.
Box 65 Folder 1036
Instruction on how to use a record player. Manuscript.
Box 65 Folder 1037
Biographies of Ray Evans and Jay Livingston. Typescripts.
Box 65 Folder 1038
Names and addresses.
Box 65 Folder 1039
1984 Salamanca Rail Museum calendar.
Box 65 Folder 1040
Blank postcards.
Box 65 Folder 1041
Memorial celebration card.
Box 65 Folder 1042
The Seneca. Salamanca High School yearbooks 1931, 1948, 1949.
Box 66
The Seneca. Salamanca High School yearbooks 1968, 1969.
Box 67
Salamanca Football Foundation book 2000.
Box 67
University of Pennsylvania - Ray Evans: Senior research thesis: The relation between the central bank, member banks and the money market.
Box 68
University of Pennsylvania - Yearbook 1936.
Box 68
University of Pennsylvania - Transcripts.
Box 68
University of Pennsylvania - 55th reunion directory.
Box 68
Business cards.
Box 68
University of Pennsylvania - The Record. Yearbooks 1933, 1934.
Box 69
Pi Lambda Phi membership directories 1988, 2007.
Box 70
Jacket pin.
Box 71
Cuff links.
Box 71
Tie pin (Beta Gamma Sigma).
Box 71
Pendant (Beta Gamma Sigma).
Box 71
Tie pin (Lulu).
Box 71
Jacket pin (75 Year - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences).
Box 71
Tie clip (gold color).
Box 71
Tie clip (University of Pennsylvania).
Box 71
Cuff link.
Box 71
Jacket pin (University of Pennsylvania).
Box 71
Address tag, metal.
Box 71
Eleven coins.
Box 71
Ray Evans's eye glasses (three pairs).
Box 72
Layout plan of contours, 1947.
Box 73 Folder 1043
Easement documents, 1951-1961.
Box 73 Folder 1044
Map of Evans's property, 1952.
Box 73 Folder 1045-1046
Geologic report, 1962.
Box 73 Folder 1047
Heating layout, 1952-1967.
Box 73 Folder 1048
Plot plan drainage and driveway of the Davis residence.
Box 73 Folder 1049
Plot plan exterior watering system.
Box 73 Folder 1050
Real estate appraisals, 1970.
Box 73 Folder 1051
Slope stability analysis, 1999.
Box 73 Folder 1052
Seismic analysis, 1999.
Box 73 Folder 1053
Soils - Geology file, 1999.
Box 73 Folder 1054
1997 Uniform Building Code - Seismic design parameters, 1999.
Box 73 Folder 1055
Soils - Geology file, 2000.
Box 73 Folder 1056-1058
Architect William Beckett.
Box 73 Folder 1059
Architectural record, 1956.
Box 73 Folder 1060
California stylist, 1956.
Box 73 Folder 1061
Pictorial living (Los Angeles Examiner), 13 May 1956.
Box 73 Folder 1062
Studebaker chassis and drivetrain book.
Box 74 Folder 1063
Studebaker engine rebuilding tips.
Box 74 Folder 1064
Studebaker technical tips - Book one, 1980.
Box 74 Folder 1065
You can drive a studebaker forever!.
Box 74 Folder 1066
Ray Evans's clarinet.
Box 75
Salamanca blanket.
Box 76
Three tribute albums, 2007.
Box 77
Two tribute albums, 2007.
Box 78

Scope and Contents

This series contains recording catalogs and commercial recording lists. It includes a list of commercially and non-commercially recorded songs that have been transferred to DAT recordings and cassettes. One song catalog from April 1965 offers categorizations of Evans's songs, such as "production numbers," "ballads," and "songs about regions."

Commercial recording list, 1958.
Box 79 Folder 1067
Ray Evans recording catalog I.
Box 79 Folder 1068
Ray Evans recording catalog II.
Box 79 Folder 1069
Ray Evans recording catalog III.
Box 79 Folder 1070
Livingston and Evans: The complete song library - quesera-sera.com 1998.
Box 79 Folder 1071
Best of motion pictures standard songs, television, soul hits.
Box 79 Folder 1072
MCA - Livingston and Evans recording catalog for 6 DAT recordings.
Box 79 Folder 1073
Selected songs of Jay Livingston and Ray Evans 1941-1957 on 78 records and cassettes.
Box 79 Folder 1074
Evans song catalog, Standard catalog by Nacio Herb Brown.
Box 79 Folder 1075
Songs by Livingston and Evans, 1975.
Box 79 Folder 1076
Song earnings.
Box 79 Folder 1077

Scope and Contents

This series is comprised of commercial audio recordings and some copies of commercial audio recordings. It is arranged by recording format, including analog sound discs, compact discs, and sound cassettes. The songs of Jay Livingston and Ray Evans make up the majority of the works represented. A small number of recordings without content by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans is included. The recordings span the years 1945-2007.

A square in the social circle (Betty Hutton, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Capitol Records 220 (703-1A), 1945. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1078-1079
Stuff like that there (Betty Hutton, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Capitol Records 188 (527-3A), 1945. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1080-1081
What a deal (Martha Tilton, accompanied by orchestra). Capitol Records 222 (754-3A), 1945. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 3 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1082-1084
On the other end of a kiss (Betty Hutton, accompanied by Joe Lilley and His Orchestra, and The Four Hits). RCA Victor 20-2012-A, 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1085
On the other end of a kiss (Buddy Clark, accompanied by Mitchell Ayres). Columbia 37211 (CO 37086), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1086-1087
Sepulveda (Alvino Rey and His Orchestra, vocal part by Jo Ann Ryan and Orchestra). Capitol 262 (1015), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1088-1089
Sepulveda (The King's Jesters). Vogue - The Picture Record R766 (P118), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1090
To each his own (Don Byas Quartette, with a tenor sax solo). Savoy 640-A (S-3330), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1091
To each his own (Trudy Erwin, accompanied by Opie Cates and his Orchestra). Four Star 1131 (431 AS), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1092
To each his own (The Esquire Trio, vocal part by Stan Stone). Rhapsody RR-109-E, 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1093
To each his own (Eddy Howard and His Orchestra, vocal part by Eddy Howard and Trio). Majestic 7188B (T-703), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1094-1095
To each his own (Ink Spots). Decca Personality Series 23615 A (L4226), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1096-1097
To each his own (Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, vocal part by Stuart Wade). RCA Victor 20-1921-A, 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1098
To each his own (Tony Martin with The Starlighters, accompanied by Al. Sack and His Orchestra). Mercury Popular 3022-A (374), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 4 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1099-1102
To each his own (The Modernaires with Paul Kelly, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Mannie Klein). Columbia 37063 (HCO 1884), 1946. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1103-1104
Beside you (Eddy Howard and His Orchestra, vocal part by Eddy Howard and Trio). Majestic 1123A (T-1087), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1105
Beside you (Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, vocal part by Stuart Wade). RCA Victor 20-2208-A, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1106-1107
Beside you (Ziggy Elman and His Orchestra, vocal part by Bob Wanger). MGM 10002-B, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 3 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1108-1110
Buttons and bows (Betty Hutton and Her Happy Valley Boys). Columbia 38284 (HCO 2853), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1111-1112
Buttons and bows (Gene Autry, with instrumental accompaniment). Columbia 20469 (HCO 3060), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1113
Buttons and bows (The Dinning Sisters, with The Art Van Damme Quintet). Capitol 15184 (2913-Y), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1114-1115
Buttons and bows (Betty Garrett, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Harold Mooney). MGM 10244-B, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1116
Buttons and bows (Evelyn Knight, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Mannie Klein). Decca Personality Series 24489A (L4592), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1117
Cincinnati (Martha Davis, accompanied by piano solo and rhythm accompaniment). Decca Personality Series 24335A (L4639), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1118-1119
Cincinnati (The Crew Chiefs, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Harold Mooney). MGM 10168-B, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1120-1121
Cincinnati (Ray McKinley and His Orchestra, vocal part by Ray McKinley). RCA Victor 20-2736-B, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 80 Folder 1122
Cincinnati (Kay Kyser and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by Gloria Wood and The Campus Kids). Columbia 38157 (HCO 2787), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1123-1124
Dream girl (Les Brown and His Orchestra, vocal part by Ray Kellogg). Columbia 38060 (HCO 2769), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 3 copies.
Box 80 Folder 1125-1127
Dream girl (Carmen Cavallaro and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by Al Cernick). Decca Personality Series 24330A (L4715), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1128
Dream girl (Freddy Stewart, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Buddy Cole). Capitol Records 494 (2492)Y, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 81 Folder 1129-1130
Dream girl (George Paxton and His Orchestra, vocal part by Dick Merrick). MGM 10153-A, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1131
G'Bye now (Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra, vocal part by Marilyn Duke). RCA Victor 20-2644-B, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1132
Golden earrings (Bing Crosby, accompanied by John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra). Decca Personality Series 24278A (L4604), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 81 Folder 1133-1134
Golden earrings (Anita Ellis, accompanied by Harry Geller's Orchestra). Mercury Popular Series 3072 (1067), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 81 Folder 1135-1136
Golden earrings (Dinah Shore, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Johnny Burke). Columbia 37932 (HCO 2583), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 81 Folder 1137-1138
Golden earrings (Jack Fina and His Orchestra, vocal part by Harry Prime). MGM 10085-A, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1139
Golden earrings (Peggy Lee, accompanied by Dave Barbour and His Orchestra). Capitol 15009 (2278)Y, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 81 Folder 1140-1141
Golden earrings (Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians). Decca Personality Series 24270A (74125), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1142
Golden earrings (Harry Prime, accompanied by Jack Fina and His Orchestra). MGM 10085-A, 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1143
Golden earrings (Victor Young and His Orchestra, violin solo by Toscha Seidel). Decca Personality Series 24277A (L4540), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1144
My favorite brunette (Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Capitol 381 (1641), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1145
My own true love (Vic Damone, accompanied by Camarata). Mercury Popular Series 5207 (1534), 1947. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1146
My own true love (Margaret Whiting, accompanied by Frank DeVol and His Orchestra). Capitol Records 15278 (2791)Y, 1947 (see also folder 1158). 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1147
Dream girl (Tex Beneke and His Orchestra, vocal by Garry Stevens). RCA Victor 20-2667-A, 1947 or 1948. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1148-1149
Buttons and bows (Gracie Fields, accompanied by Bob Farnon and His Orchestra). London 355 (DR. 12699)B, 1948. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 81 Folder 1150-1151
Buttons and bows (Bob Hope with The Clark Sisters and orchestral accompaniment). Capitol Records 15292 (3472)Y, 1948. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1152
Buttons and bows (Betty Rhodes, accompanied by Harry Zimmerman and His Orchestra). RCA Victor 20-3078-A, 1948. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1153
Dream girl (Phil Brito, accompanied by Ted Dale and Orchestra). Musicraft Records 540 (5961), 1948. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1154
Dream girl (Snooky Lanson, accompanied by Owen Bradley Quartet). Mercury Celebrity Series 5109 (1648), 1948. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 81 Folder 1155-1156
My own true love (Vaughn Monroe with His Orchestra, vocal by Vaughn Monroe). RCA Victor 20-3252-A, 1948. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1157
My own true love (Margaret Whiting, accompanied by Frank DeVol and His Orchestra). Capitol Records 15278 (2791)Y, recorded 9 December 1947; published 1948. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1158
A thousand violins (Russ Case and His Orchestra, vocal by Stuart Foster). MGM 10554-A, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1159
A thousand violins (Tony Martin, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Henri René). RCA Victor 20-3582-B, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1160
A thousand violins (Patti Page, accompanied by Mitch Miller's Orchestra). Mercury 5323 (2964), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1161
A thousand violins (Dinah Shore, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Harry Zimmerman). Columbia 38579 (HCO 3869), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1162
A thousand violins (Paul Weston and His Orchestra, and a vocal group). Capitol Records 57-756 (5021)Y, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1163
A thousand violins (Victor Young and His Singing Strings, vocal chorus by Sandy Evans). Decca Personality Series 24802 (L5165), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1164
Copper canyon (Teresa Brewer and Bobby Wayne, accompanied by Jack Pleis and His Orchestra). London 562 (DLG-50059)A, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1165
Copper canyon (Art Lund with The Tritones, accompanied by Orchestra, conducted by LeRoy Holmes). MGM 10585-A, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1166
Copper canyon (Madelyn Russel, accompanied by Mitch Miller's Orchestra). Mercury 5348 (3056), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 81 Folder 1167-1168
Having a wonderful wish (Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, vocal by Buddy Greco). Capitol Records 57-568 (4115)Y, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1169
Having a wonderful wish (Shep Fields and His Orchestra, vocal by Scottee Marsh). MGM 10454-B, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1170
Having a wonderful wish (Dinah Shore, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Harry Zimmerman). Columbia 38422 (HCO 3537), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1171
Just for fun (Jane Harvey, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Harold Mooney). MGM 10515A, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1172
Just for fun. Columbia 38527 (HCO 3726; HCO 3727), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Just for fun (Kay Kyser and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by Bob Carrol) -- My own, my only, my all (Kay Kyser and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by Bob Carroll).
Box 81 Folder 1173
Just for fun. Capitol Records 57-691 (4520)Z; (4558)Y, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Just for fun (Dean Martin, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra) -- My own, my only, my all (Dean Martin, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra).
Box 81 Folder 1174
Just for fun (Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, vocal by Merv Griffin). RCA Victor 20-3518-B, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1175
Lucky us (Margaret Whiting and Bob Hope, accompanied by Billy May and His Orchestra). Capitol Records 57-783 (5202)Y, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1176
My friend Irma (The Modernaires, accompanied by orchestra conducted by Caesar Petrillo). Columbia Records 38589 (CCO 5073), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1177
My love loves me (Bob Darnell, accompanied by Jack Fina and His Orchestra). MGM 10566-A, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1178
My love loves me (Richard Hayes, accompanied by Mitch Miller's Orchestra). Mercury Record 5328 (2972), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1179
My love loves me (Anne Shelton, accompanied by Paul Fenoulhet and His Orchestra). London 532 (DR. 13579)A, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1180
My love loves me (Fran Warren, accompanied by orchestra). RCA Victor 20-3587-A (47-3086-A), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1181
My love loves me (Dorothy Carless, accompanied by orchestra). Decca Personality Series 24805 (75469), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 81 Folder 1182
My own, my only, my all (Monica Lewis, accompanied by Sy Oliver and His Orchestra, and The Aristokats). Decca Personality Series 24752 (75237), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1183
My own, my only, my all (Art Lund, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Johnny Thompson). MGM 10481-B, 1949. Note: disc broken. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1184
My own, my only, my all (Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, vocal refrain by Merv Griffin and The Martin Men). RCA Victor 20-3540-A (47-3030-A), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1185
My own, my only, my all (Frankie Laine, accompanied by Carl Fischer's Orchestra). Mercury 5311 (2853), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1186
Song of surrender (Mindy Carson, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Herni René). RCA Victor 20-3508-A, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1187
Song of surrender (Buddy Clard, accompanied by choir and orchestra, conducted by Harry Zimmerman). Columbia 38546 (HCO 3801), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1188
Song of surrender (Dick Haymes, vocal with Jeffrey Alexander Chorus, chorus and orchestra, conducted by Victor Young). Decca Personality Series 24700A (L5085), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1189
Song of surrender (Vera Lynn, accompanied by Bob Farnon and His Orchestra). London 530 (DR. 13946)A, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1190
The streets of Laredo (Dennis Day, accompanied by The Rhythmaires, Charles Dant and His Orchestra). RCA Victor 20-3323-B, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1191
The streets of Laredo (Reggie Goff, accompanied by The Stapletones, Cyril Stapleton and His Orchestra). London 383 (DR.13056)B, 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1192
The streets of Laredo (Dick Haymes, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Victor Young). Decca Personality Series L 4866 (24565A), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1193
The streets of Laredo (Ray Noble and His Orchestra, vocal by Ken Carson and The Noblemen). Columbia 38409 (HCO 3506), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1194-1195
You're wonderful (Buddy Clard, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Hugo Winterhalter). Columbia 38647 (HCO 3761), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1196
You're wonderful (Bing Crosby, accompanied by Victor Young and His Orchestra). Decca Personality Series 24826 (L5003), 1949. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1197
Buttons and bows. Nippon Columbia A820, 1211402, 1940s or 1950s. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Buttons and bows (Japanese version) -- Sentimental journey (Japanese version).
Box 82 Folder 1198
Buttons and bows (Evelyn Knight, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Mannie Klein). Decca Personality Series 24489A (L4592), 1947. Note: disc broken. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1199
Songs without words (Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Capitol 77-638, Album DCN-170 (4455)Y, 1950. Note: Melody by Livingston and Evans for song contest album. 3 sound discs : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1200-1202
Baby, obey me! (Russ Case and His Orchestra, vocal by Sally and Ray). MGM 10745-A, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1203
Copper canyon (Lisa Kirk, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Henri René). RCA Victor 20-3610-A (47-3116-A), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1204
Copper canyon (Russ Morgan and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by Russ Morgan and The Morganaires). Decca Personality Series 24904 (L5343), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1205
Home cookin' (Betty Garrett, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Harold Mooney). MGM 10707-B, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1206
Home cookin' (Bing Crosby, accompanied by Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires and Perry Botkin's String Band). Decca Personality Series 27019 (76144), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 82 Folder 1207-1208
Home cookin' (Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, vocal by Mery Griffin and The Martin Men). RCA Victor 20-3797-A (47-3797-A), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1209
Home cookin' (Dorothy Shay, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Russ Black). Columbia 38861 (CO 43266), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1210
Home cookin' (Margaret Whiting and Bob Hope, accompanied by The Starlighters, Billy May and His Orchestra). Capitol Records 1042 (6011-Z), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1211
I'll always love you. Capitol 1028 (5924)Z; (5923)Y, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Contents: I'll always love you (Dean Martin, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra) -- Baby, obey me! (Dean Martin, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra).
Box 82 Folder 1212
I'll always love you (Dinah Shore, accompanied by orchestra and choir, conducted by Harry Zimmerman). Columbia 38848 (RHCO 4052), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 82 Folder 1213-1214
I'll always love you (Martha Tilton, accompanied by Lee Gordon Singers and Orchestra). Coral Records 60258 (L5690), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1215
I'll always love you (Eileen Wilson and Don Cherry, accompanied by orchestra). Decca Personality Series 27244 (76858), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1216
Lucky us (Dinah Shore and Buddy Clark, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Ted Dale). Columbia 38668 (HCO 3897), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1217
Mona Lisa. Mercury 5447 (3443); (3442), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Mona Lisa (Alexander Brothers, vocal duet with orchestral accompaniment) -- Home cookin' (Alexander Brothers, vocal duet with orchestral accompaniment).
Box 82 Folder 1218
Mona Lisa (Buddy Cole playing Hammond Organ, with rhythm accompaniment). Capitol 1104 (6138)Y, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1219
Mona Lisa (Nat "King" Cole, accompanied by The Les Baxter Chorus and Orchestra). Capitol 1010 (5664)Z, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 82 Folder 1220-1221
Mona Lisa (Frank Culley and His Orchestra, with saxophone solo). Atlantic 918 (501), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1222
Mona Lisa (Dennis Day, accompanied by Ray Charles Choir, orchestra conducted by Henri René). RCA Victor 20-3753-A (47-3753-A), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1223
Mona Lisa (Ralph Flanagan and His Orchestra, vocal by Harry Prime). RCA Victor 20-3888-A (47-3888-A), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1224
Mona Lisa (Harry James and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by Dick Williams). Columbia 38768 (RHCO 4022), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1225
Mona Lisa (Art Lund, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by LeRoy Holmes). MGM 10689-A, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1226
Mona Lisa (Moon Mullican, accompanied by string band). King 886-A (3072), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1227
Mona Lisa (Leighton Noble and His Orchestra, vocal by Leighton Noble). Coral 60250 (L5664), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1228
Mona Lisa (Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra, vocal by Tommy Lynn and Choir). London 619 (DLG-50195)A, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1229
Mona Lisa ("T" Texas Tyler "The Man With a Million Friends"). Four Star 1514 (3787), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1230
Mona Lisa (Jimmy Wakely, with instrumental accompaniment). Capitol 1151 (6442)Y, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1231
Mona Lisa (Victor Young and His Orchestra and Chorus, vocals by Don Cherry). Decca Personality Series 27048 (76288), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 82 Folder 1232
Silver bells (George Cates and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by The Heartbeats). Coral Records 60326 (L5851), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1233
Silver bells (Bing Crosby and Carol Richards, accompanied by John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra). Decca Personality Series 27229 (L5832), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1234
Silver bells (Doris Day with chorus, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by George Siravo). Columbia Records 39032, I-863 (RHCO 4273), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1235
Silver bells (Shep Fields and his Rippling Rhythm Orchestra, vocal by Thelma Gracen and Ensemble). MGM 10841-A, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1236
Silver bells (Richard Hayes and Kitty Kallen, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Harry Geller). Mercury Record 5501 (3743), 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1237
Silver bells (Margaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely, accompanied by orchestra). Capitol Promotional Record 1255 (6623)Z, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1238
Song of Delilah (Mitch Miller and His Orchestra and Chorus, oboe by Mitch Miller, vocal by Burt Taylor). Columbia Special Record for Radio Stations CO 44248, 1950. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1239
Bonne nuit (Bing Crosby, accompanied by John Scott Trotter and Orchestra). Decca Personal Series 27679 (L6320), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1240
Bonne nuit (performded by Dean Martin, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Dick Stabile). Capitol Records 1703 (7327)Z, 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1241
Bonne nuit (Paul Weston and Orchestra with The Norman Luboff Choir). Columbia Records 39465 (RHCO 4479), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1242
Buttons and bows (Helen O'Connell, accompanied by Harold Mooney and His Orchestra). Coast Records 8032 (M-104-ASCAP), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1243
I'd like to baby you (Robert Q. Lewis, accompanied by Robert's Quities Orchestra, conducted by LeRoy Holmes). MGM 11116-A, 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1244
Let's go home (Roberta Lee, accompanied by The Blue Diamond Melody Boys). Decca Personality Series 28812 (82000), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1245
Life is a beautiful thing (Evenlyn Knight, accompanied by Perry Botkin and The Rhythmaires). Decca Personality Series 27874 (L6492), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1246
Life is a beautiful thing. RCA Victor Record Prevue [not for sale] 20-4421 (E1-VB 0745); (E1-VB 3862), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Life is a beautiful thing -- Why should I believe in love (Dinah Shore, accompanied by Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 83 Folder 1246-A
Misto Cristofo Colombo (Bing Crosby and Jane Wyman). Decca Personal Series 27678 (L6319), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in. 2 copies.
Box 83 Folder 1247-1248
My beloved (Dick Haymes, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Camarata). Decca Personality Series 27811 (81678), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1249
My beloved (Robert Merrill, accompanied by Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra). RCA Victor 20-4382 (E1 VB-3729), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1250
My love, my life (Jane Froman, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Sid Feller). Capitol Records 2219 (20043), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1251
The ruby and the pearl (Frankie Laine, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra, piano played by Carl Fischer). Columbia Records 39862 (RHCO 10253), 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1252
California rose (Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra, vocal by Vaugh Monroe). RCA Victor - Record Prevue (not for sale) 20-4688 (E2-VB-5669), 1952. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1252-A
Song of Delilah (Nat "King" Cole, accompanied by Dave Barbour and His Orchestra). Capitol Records 1501 (6562)Y, 1951. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1253
Aaron slick from Punkin Crick. RCA Victor LPM 3006 (EVL-3488); (EVL-3489), 1952. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Side 1: Saturday night in Punkin Crick (Dinah Shore with Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus) -- My beloved (Robert Merrill with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra) -- Purt night but not plumb (Dinah Shore and Alan Young) -- Marshmallow moon (Dina Shore with Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus); Side 2: Why should I believe in love (Dinah Shore) -- Chores (Dinah shore and Alan Young with Henri René and His Orchestra) -- Still water (Robert Merrill with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and Chorus) -- Life is a beautiful thing (Dinah Shore with Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 83 Folder 1254
Haven't got a worry. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Columbia 39943 (RHCO 10360), 1952. Contents: Haven't got a worry (Rosemary Clooney, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra) -- Lovely weather for ducks (Rosemary Clooney, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra).
Box 83 Folder 1255
Thanks to you (The Four Lads, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Mitch Miller). Columbia Special Records for Radio Stations 39865 (CO 48151), 1952. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1255-A
Brave man (Rosemary Clooney, accompanied by Percy Faith and His Orchestra and Chorus). Columbia Promotion Record 40187 (CO 50529), 1953. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1255-B
The golden years (Tony Martin, accompanied by Frank DeVol's Orchestra and Chorus). RCA Victor 20-5208 (E3VB-0029), 1953. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1256
The golden years (Charles Nelson, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra and The Norman Luboff Choir). Columbia 39975 (RHCO 10418), 1953. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1257
Silver bells (The Fonaine Sisters, accompanied by Dick Contino and Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra). RCA Victor 20-3940-B (EO-VB-5653), 1953. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1257-A
Brave man (Burl Ives and Gordon Jenkins and His Chorus and Orchestra). Decca Personality Series 29088 (85992), 1954. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1258
Satins and spurs (Betty Hutton, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Nelson Ridddle). Capitol L-547, 1954. Note: Includes original album cover. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Side 1: Whoop-diddy-ay (performed with The Textor Singers) -- Wildcat smathers -- Satins and spurs -- Little rock roll; Side 2: I've had enough (performed with Earl Wrightson) -- Nobody cares -- Back home (performed with The Textor Singers) -- You're so right for me (performed with Earl Wrightson).
Box 83 Folder 1259
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Van Wood Quartet). Fonit 15457-B (81937), 1956. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1260
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Flo Sandon's Orchestra, conducted by Federico Bergamini). Durium A 10872 (5220), 1956 or 1957. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1261
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Lina Lancia, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Walter Malgoni). Philips P63203H (AA 63203.2 H), 1956 or 1957. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1262
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Marino Marini and His Quartet, vocal by Marino Marini). Durium A 10897 (Biem 5273), 1956 or 1957. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1263
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Emilio Pericoli, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Mio Mazzorchi). Odeon TW 4384, Mo 13634 (BIEM-A), 1956 or 1957. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1264
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Israeli version). Makolit 310 (793), 1956 or 1957. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1265
A thousand violins (Vera Lynn, accompanied by Bob Farnon and His Orchestra). London 507 (Dr. 13952)B, 1950s. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1266-1267
Mil violines (Los Tres Diamantes). RCA Victor 23-5342-A (51-5342-A), 1950s. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1268
Buttons and bows. 1 sound disc : 10 in. Nippon Columbia Records A820 (1211402), 1940s or 1950s. Contents: Buttons and bows (Japanese version) -- Sentimental journey (Japanese version).
Box 83 Folder 1269
Mona Lisa (Blues performed by Luis Arcaraz y su Orquesta). RCA Victor 23-5322-A (51-5322-A), 1950s. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1270
Mona Lisa (Mambo performed by Pérez Prado y su Orquesta). RCA Victor 23-5415-A (51-5415-A), 1950s. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1271
Mona Lisa (Foxtrot performed by Gay Sextet, Raymonde Conde). Victor Co. of Japan A-1309 (P-2012), 1950s. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1272
Querida mia (Trio Guadalajara). RCA Victor 23-5206-A (51-5206-A), 1950s. 1 sound disc : 10 in.
Box 83 Folder 1273
A square in the social circle (Betty Hutton, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Capitol CCF-256, F15663 (45-703Y), 1950. 3 sound discs : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1274-1276
Silver bells (Bing Crosby and Carole Richards, accompanied by John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra). Decca 9-27229 (45-L5832), "Sample Copy. Not for Sale," 1950. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1277
My beloved (Bob Sands, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Sid Feller). Capitol F 1897 (45-7754), 1951. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1278
My beloved (Dick Haymes, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Camarata). Decca 9-27811 (45-81678), 1951. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1279
Marshmallow moon (The Four Nights). Capitol F 1914 (45-7761), 1952. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1280
Marshmallow moon (Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, vocal chorus by Kenny Gardner and The Lombardo Trio). Decca 9-27962 (45-82086), 1952. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1281
Marshmallow moon (Dinah Shore, accompanied by Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus). RCA Victor 47-4493 (EIVW-3863), 1952. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1282
The ruby and the pearl (Leroy Holmes and His Orchestra and Chorus). MGM K11331-B, 1952. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1283
The ruby and the pearl (Jeri Southern, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Norman Leyden). Decca 9-28426 (45-83415), 1952. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1284
Wing ding (Bob Hope and Jane Russell, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Joe Lilley). Capitol F 2109 (45-10077), 1952. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 84 Folder 1285-1286
Wing ding (Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, vocal refrain by Merv Griffin and The Martin Men). RCA Victor 47-4640 (E2VW-5634), 1952. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1287
Let me be loved (Bill Darnel, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Paul Neilson). Decca 9-28936 (45-85388), 1953. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1288
The golden years (Russ Morgan and His Orchestra, vocal chorus by clyde Rogus and The Morganaires). Decca 9-28590 (45-L7034), 1953. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1289
When you love someone (Rosemary Clooney, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-40142 (RZSP 10631), 1953. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1290
Banana boat (Betty Hutton). Capitol F2776 (45-12469), 1954. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1291
C'est la guerre (Dick Stewart and The Page Trio). HifiRecord R-503-45 Side 1, 1954. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1292
Hey, Punchinello (Jerry Vale, accompanied by Jimmy Carroll's Orchestra and The Columbians). Columbia 4-40429 (ZSP 35064), 1954. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1293
Let me hear you whisper (Jo Stafford and David Hughes, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-40542 (RZSP 10760), 1954. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1294
Open your arms (Gordon MacRae, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Van Alexander). Capitol F2784 (45-12159), 1954. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1295
Stuffy (Molly Bee, accompanied by Van Alexander's Music). Capitol F 2790 (45-12304), 1954. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1296
The temple of understanding (Jo Stafford, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-40291 (RZSP 10762), 1954. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1297
Alley oop (Margie Rayburn, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Dennis Farnon). Capitol F 3180 (45-13922), undated. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1298
Chihuahua choo-choo (Ginny Gibson, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Joe Lipman). MGM K12019, 55-XY-219, 1955. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1299
Do it yourself (Hal March, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Norman Luboff). Columbia 4-40684 (ZSP 38142), 1955. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1300
How can I tell her (The Four Freshman, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Dick Reynolds). Capitol F 3154 (45-13519), 1955. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1301
Let me hear you whisper (Alfred Apaka and His Hawaiian Village Serenaders, with instrumental accompaniment). Cedda 9-29616 (45-L8522), 1955. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1302
Silver bells (Four Aces featuring Al Alberts, accompanied by vocals and orchestra, conducted by Jack Pleis). Decca Extended Play ED 2310 (2808), 1955. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1303
The second greatest sex (Kitty Kallen and Georgie Shaw, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Jack Pleis). Decca 9-29776 (45-88942), 1955. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1304
Tonight my love (Karen Chandler, accompanied by vocal and orchestra, conducted by Jack Pleis). Coral 9-61328 (45-86937), 1955. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1305
As I love you (Count Basie and His Orchestra, vocal by Joe Williams). Verve Records, V-2004x45-A (20037-2), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1306
C'est la guerre (Helen Grayco, accompanied by Harold Mooney and His Orchestra). Vik 4X-0219 (F4PW-1816), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 84 Folder 1307-1308
Let me be loved (The Chet Baker - Bud Shank Orchestra, vocal by Chet Baker). X641 (ST-1908), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 84 Folder 1309-1310
Buttons and bows. RCA Victor EPA 722 (G2PH-2667), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in. Contents: Buttons and bows -- Mona Lisa (Eddie Fisher, accompanied by Axel Stordahl's Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 84 Folder 1311
Never let me go (Nat "King" Cole, with the Music of Nelson Riddle). Capitol F3390 (45-14884), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1312
Que sera, sera (George Blanès, accompanied by Armand Migiani and His Orchestra). Polydor 66008 A, probably 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1313
Que sera, sera (Edouard Duleu et son orchestre musette). Philips Minigroove AA 424.0361 E (424.036 PE), 1956 or 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1314
Que sera, sera (Henry Leca and His Orchestra). Philips N372.387F (AA 372.3871F), 1956 or 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1315
Que sera, sera (Luis Ariano, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by J. H. Rys). La Voix de son Maître 7GF378 (7XLA798), 1956 or 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1316
Silver bells (The Andrew Sisters, with Robert Mitchell Boys Choir, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Lynn Murray). Capitol F3583 (45-15930), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1317
Silver bells (The Fontane Sisters, accompanied by Billy Vaughn's Orchestra). Dot 45-15434, MW-9020, 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1318
Silver bells (Eddy Howard and His Orchestra). Mercury 70763x45, YW12482, 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1319
That's how it is (Rosemary Clooney, accompanied by Joe Seymour and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-40981 (RZSP 40002), 1956 (recorded 24 September 1956, sound disc was published 1957). 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1320
To each his own (the Three Chuckles, with Marty Gold and His Orchestra). Vik, SPV-7 (H4NW-6067), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 84 Folder 1321-1322
We'll love again (Doris Day, accompanied by Frank DeVol and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-40673 (RZSP33719), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1323
Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Doris Day, accompanied by Frank De Vol and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-40704 (ZSP 33718), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1324
Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Eddie Howard). Mercury 70881X45 (YW 13196), 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1325
Que sera, sera (Eddie Barclay and His Orchestra). Barclay 7E-Barc.32.965 (No. 72067A), probably 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1326
Que sera, sera (Jacqueline François, accompanied by Michel Legrand and His Orchestra). Philips N.372.390F (AA372.3901F), probably 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1327
Que sera, sera (Franck Pourcel and His Orchestra). La Voix de Son Maître 7 GF 377 (7xLA 768), probably 1956. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1328
As I love you (Carmen McRae, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Jack Pleis). Decca 9-30540 (45-101867), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 85 Folder 1329-1330
I waited so long (Jeri Southern, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Gus Levene). Decca 9-30556 (45-L10317), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 85 Folder 1331-1332
It's never quite the same (Jo Stafford, accompanied by Paul Weston and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-41129, RZSP 40630, 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1333
Let me be loved (Eydie Gorme, arranged and conducted by Don Costa, trumpet solo by Bernie Glow). ABC-Paramount 45-9863 (AMP 45-3037), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1334
Let me be loved (Jimmy Kerr, arranged and conducted by Gus Levene). Surf SU5014-45, 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1335
Let me be loved (Mantovani and His Orchestra, trumpet solo by Stan Newsome). London 45-1761 (DRF.23614), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1336
Let me be loved (Tommy Sands, with Bob Bain's Music). Capitol F3743 (45-16865), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1337
My love loves me (Bunny Bishop, arranged and conducted by Dominic Frontiere). Crystalette 705, 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 85 Folder 1338-1339
My love loves me (The Four Coins, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Arnold Maxin). Epic 5-9258; ZSP 42769, 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1340
Que sera, sera (Marie-José, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Jack Ledru). Odeon Moe 2079, 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1341
Que sera, sera (Line Renaud, with Les Angels, directed by Christian Chevallier, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Pierre Guillermin). Pathé 45G1265, 7CT920, 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1342
Silver bells (Vincent Lopez and His Orchestra (instrumental)). Coral 9-61902 (103,014), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 85 Folder 1343-1344
Silver bells (Fred Waring and The Pennsylvanians). Capitol Pro 2213, 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1345
Silver bells (Fred Waring). Capitol Promotional Record T-986 (from Fred Waring's album, Now is the caroling season), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1346
Tammy (George Barnes and His Music (instrumental)). Decca 9-30398 (45-103,774), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1347
Tammy (Joseph Gershenson and the Universal-International Orchestra (instrumental)). Coral 9-61845 (45-L10035), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 85 Folder 1348-1349
Tammy (Richard Heyman and His Orchestra and Chorus). Mercury 71123X45 (YW 15271), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1350
Tammy (Debbie Reynolds, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Joseph Gershenson). Coral 9-61851 (45-L10,036), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1351
Tammy (Bill Snyder, His Piano and Orchestra (instrumental)). Decca 9-30433 (45-102949), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1352
Tammy (The Ames Brothers, accompanied by Joe Reisman's Orchestra and Chorus). RCA Victor 47-6930 (H2PW-3920), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1353
That's what you mean to me (Jose Duval, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Hal Kanner). Kapp K-177X, G9 OW-3500, 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1354
The loves of Omar Khayyam (Kay Cee Jones, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Charles Bud Dant). Decca 9-90329 (45-L10033), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1355
Tell my love (Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra). Dot 45-15575 (MW-9698), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1356
To each his own (Billy Ward and The Dominoes). Decca 9-30420 (45-L9779), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1357
Wait until dark (Gerri Granger). Columbia 4-44408 (JZSP 135988), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1358
All the time (Johnny Mathis, accompanied by Ray Ellis and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-41152 (ZSP 43182), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1359
Almost in your arms (Love song from Houseboat) (Steve Allan and His Chorus and Orchestra). Dot 45-15831 (MW 11747), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1360
Almost in your arms (Love song from Houseboat) (Les Baxter and His Chorus and Orchestra). Capitol F4011 (45-19285), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1361
Almost in your arms (Love song from Houseboat) (Sam Cooke). Keen 3-2006 (58402), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1362
Almost in your arms (Love song from Houseboat) (Ralph Marterie and His Orchestra). Mercury 71338X45 (YW 17614), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1363
Almost in your arms (Love song from Houseboat) (Montovanie and His Orchestra). London 45-1830 (DRF-25029), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 85 Folder 1364-1365
Almost in your arms (Love song from Houseboat) (Johnny Nash, arranged and conducted by Don Costa). ABC-Paramount 45-9960 (AMP 45-3364B), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1366
Almost in your arms (Love song from Houseboat) (Joe Reisman and His Orchestra and Chorus, guitar solo by Tony Mottola). RCA Victor 47-7286 (J2PW-4451), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1367
Another time, another place (Don Cherry). Columbia 4-41134 (JZSP 43148), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1368
Another time, another place (Mary Kaye Trio, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Jack Pleis). Decca 9-30596 (104,364), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1369
Another time, another place (Pat O'Day, accompanied by Henri René's Orchestra and Chorus). RCA Victor 47-7191 (J2PW-1683), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 85 Folder 1370-1371
Another time, another place (Patti Page, accompanied by Vic Schoen and His Orchestra). Mercury 71294X45 (YW 16489), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1372
As I love you (Shirley Bassey, accompanied by Wally Scott and His Orchestra). Philips 45-PB.845 AA 326 (323.2F), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1373
Bing, bang, bong (Don Costa, His Orchestra and Chorus (instrumental)). ABC Paramount 45-9943 (AMP 45-3366), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1374
Bing! Bang! Bong!( performed by Leon Merian and His Orchestra, trumpet solo). Decca 9-30700 (105,220), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1375
Femininity (Abbe Lane, accompanied by Sid Ramin's Orchestra). RCA Victor 47-7169 (J2PW-0724), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1376
Hey, Madame (Guy Mitchell, accompanied by Jimmy Caroll and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-41146 (ZSP 43170), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1377
How do we know we're in love (Gogi Grant, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Frank De Vol). RCA Victor 47-7215 (H2PW-3164), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 85 Folder 1378
I waited so long (Gogi Grant). RCA Victor EPA 4185 (H2PH-8380), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1379
Life does a girl a favor. Contents: Life does a girl a favor -- We're not children (Jeri Southern, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Sy Oliver). Roulette R-4051: (12638), (12639), undated. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1380
Life does a man a favor (Vic Damone, accompanied by Percy Faith and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-41122 (ZSP 42116), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1381
The magic touch (Beverly Kenney, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Ralph Burns). Decca Sample Copy 9-20614 (104,419), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1382
The morning music on Montmartre (The Norman Luboff Choir). Columbia 4-41116 (RZSP 40579), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1383
Que sera, sera (Claude Goaty, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Gérard Calvi). Vogue V-45-351 (N.45 V.6198), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1384
Silver bells (Mitch Miller and the Gang). Columbia JZ[SP 58222], 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1385
Tammy (Pat Kirby, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Ralph Burns). Decca 9-30317 (45-101848), 1957. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 86 Folder 1386-1387
This happy feeling (Debby Reynolds, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by George Cates). Coral 9-61986 (45L 10,894), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1388
Vertigo (Hal Mooney and His Orchestra, vocal by Billy Eckstine). Mercury 71325X45 (YW17118), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1389
You don't know him (Rosemary Clooney, accompanied by Frank De Vol and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-41107 (RZSP 40559), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1390
You're so right for me (Tony Bennett, with Ralph Sharon and His Orchestra). Columbia 4-41127 (ZSP 43131), 1958. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1391
Angeltown (Bob Thompson, His Orchestra and Chorus). RCA Victor 47-7587 (K2 PW-0105), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 86 Folder 1392-1393
Buttons and bows (Carol Jarvis). Dot 45-15912 (MW-12462), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1394
Dreamsville (Pat Suzuki, with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra and Chorus). RCA Victor 47-7551 (K2PW-3723), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1395
Mona Lisa (Conway Twitty). MGM K12804 (59-XY-316), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1396
The same old army (The Sweet Corporals, arranged by H. Simeone and H. Montenegro). 20th Century Fox 45-158 (K 7974), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1397
Silver bells (The Ray Conniff Singers). Columbia 4-41484 (JZSP 48264), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1398
Silver bells (Bob and Dolores Hope, with orchestra). Coral 9-62237 (109,778), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1399
Take a giant step (Johnny Nash, arranged and conducted by Don Costa). ABC-Paramount 45-10,046 (AMP 45-3793), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 86 Folder 1400-1401
To each his own (Jane Morgan). Kapp K9-OW-2538, 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1402
The wish (Johnny Nash, arranged and conducted by Don Costa). ABC-Paramount 45-10,060 (AMP 45-3791), 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 4 copies.
Box 86 Folder 1403-1406
Almost in my arms (Lex Golden and His Orchestra). Barbary Coast 45-025-1, probably 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 68 Folder 1407
Angeltown (Bob Brabeau, accompanied by Horace Heidt and His Orchestra). Magnolia Records Side 2 (1-B), probably 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1408
Mona Lisa (Carl Mann). Phillips 3539 (P-343), probably 1959. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1409
Silver bells (Raymond Lefevre and His Orchestra). Kapp KS-11390 (Special Disc Jockey Record AS-949), 1950s. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1410
How can I tell her? (The Spencer-Hagen Orchestra). "X" F4-PW-1946, 1950s. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1411
Almost in your arms (Johnny Nash, arranged and conducted by Don Costa). ABC Paramount 45-9960, 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1412
Bonanza ("Hacke" Björksten and His Orchestra). Cupol, CEP285 (5734), 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1413
Bonanza (Buddy Morrow and His Orchestra). RCA Victor 47-7687 (K2PW-6105), 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 86 Folder 1414-1415
Bonanza (David Rose and His Orchestra). MGM K 12965 (60-XY-181), 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1416
Bonanza (The Travellers). Artist (Sweden) A45-10.013 (Fg. 797), 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1417
Dreamsville (Andy Williams, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Archie Bleyer). Cadence 1381 (ZTSP-64962), 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1418
Silver bells (Pat Boone, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Mart Lindsey). Dot 45-16160 (MB-12032), 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1419
Silver bells (Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra, vocal by Ray Michaelis and The Kaydets). Decca 9-31174 (103,568), 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1420
To each his own (The Platters). Mercury 71697 (YW 18180), 1960. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1421
All hands on deck (Pat Boone, arranged and conducted by Linoel Newman). Dot DEP-1098: EPM 1206, AA-EPM 5; EPM 1207, AA EPM 6, 1961. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies. Contents: Side 1: All hands on deck -- There's no one like you; Side 2: I've got it made (together with Buddy Hackett) -- Somewhere there's home.
Box 86 Folder 1422-1423
Bonanza (Al Caiola and His Orchestra). United Artists UA 302 (ZTSP 66262), 1961. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 86 Folder 1424
Buttons and bows (Don Robertson, piano, organ and whistling). RCA Victor 47-7862 (M2PW-0125), 1961. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 86 Folder 1425-1426
Everything beautiful (The Norman Luboff Choir). RCA Victor 47-7941 (M2PW-4774), 1961. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 4 copies.
Box 86 Folder 1427-1430
Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (Jimmy Elledge). RCA Victor 47-7946 (M2WW0-0949), 1961. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1431-1433
Let it ride (The Blue Chips, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Cuck Sagle). RCA Victor 47-7935 (M5PW-32), 1961. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1434-1436
Tammy (Fred Ellis, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Henry Jerome). Coral 62264 (110,298), 1961. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1437
As I love you (Jennie Smity, arranged and conducted by Bob Mersey). Canadian American Records CA-139 (6054), 1962. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1438-1439
Bonanza (Johnny Cash). Columbia 4-42512 (RZSP 70700), 1962. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1440-1441
Buttons and bows (The Browns, featuring Jim Edward Brown). RCA Victor 47-7997 (M2WW-1077), 1962. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1442-1444
The Youngblood Hawke theme (Mike Daniels and His Orchestra). Groove 58-0051 (RGKM-6829), 1962. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1445-1446
Bonanza (Ralf Paulsen). Capitol 4986 (45-X44548) 6-173, 1963. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1447
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (The High Keyes, arranged and conducted by Calello). ATCO 45-6268 (63C-6960), 1963. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1448
Silver bells (Robert Goulet, arranged and conducted by Frank Hunter). Columbia JZSP 76416 (special album excerpt from album, This Christmas I spend with you (CL 2076-CS8876)), 1963. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1449-1451
Dear heart (Jack Jones, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Don Costa). Kapp K-635 (K8725), 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1452
Dear heart (Henry Mancini's Orchestra and Chorus). RCA Victor 47-8458 (RPKM-0577), 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1453-1454
Dear heart (Andy Williams, arranged and conducted by Robert Mersey). Columbia 4-43180 (JZSP 79161), 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1455
I was a little too lonely (And you were a little too late) (Pearl Bailey, accompanied by orchestra, conductec by Don Redman). Decca 31667 (115,133), promotional copy, 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1456-1457
Silver bells (Jerry Vale). Columbia JZSP 78922 (from Col. Alb., Christmas greetings from Jerry Vale (CL 2225/CS9025)), 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1458-1459
To each his own (The Tymes). Parkway P-908-A, 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1460-1461
Warm and willing (John Gary, arranged and conducted by Marty Gold). RCA Victor 47-8386 (RPKM-4250), 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1462
The Youngblood (Mitch Miller). Columbia 4-43149 (JZSP 78882), 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1463
Silver bells (Al Martino, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Peter DeAngelis). Capitol REcords 5311 (45-52911), probably 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1464-1465
What's yours? (The Mary Kaye Trio, solo by Mary Kaye, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Bob Smale). 20th Century Fox 457 (ZTSP-89339), probably 1964. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1466
Wish me a rainbow (Margie Rayburn). Dome 501 (A-21), 1960s. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1467
Angel (Johnny Tillotson, arranged and conducted by Charles Calello). MGM K13316 (65 XY 306), 1965. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1468
Ev'rything beautiful (Rudy Valentyne, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Richard Hayman). Roulette R-4619 (18456), 1965. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1469-1470
Never too late (Vic Damone, arranged and conducted by Marty Manning). Warner Bros. 5668 (HX51034), 1965. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1471-1472
Never too late (David Rose). MGM K 13427 (65 xy 91), 1965. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1473
Theme from 'Harlow' (Bobby Vinton, arranged and conducted by Robert Mersey). Epic 5-9814 (ZSP 110892), 1965. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1474-1475
Que sera, sera (Normie Rowe). Jubilee 45-5518 (JB 12189), probably 1965. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1476-1477
The glass mountain. Columbia 4-43555 (JZSO 113157), (13156), 1965. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies. Contents: The glass mountain -- Song from 'The Oscar' (Percy Faith).
Box 87 Folder 1478-1479
The glass mountain (Johnny Mathis). Mercury 72539 (YWI-37814), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 87 Folder 1480-1482
His own little island (Allan Sherman, accompanied by orchestra and chorus, conducted by Ralph Carmichael). Warner Bros. 5806 (JX 15035), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 87 Folder 1483
In the arms of love (Hal Frazier, arranged and conducted by Bill Justis). Reprise 0498 (J 5242), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1484
In the arms of love (Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra). Decca 32034 (117,844, from "Let's face the music and dance" (Decca DL 4823)), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1485
In the arms of love (Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus). RCA Victor 47-8857 (TPKM-0246, from "What did you do in the war, daddy?" (LPM 3648), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1486
In the arms of love (Andy Williams, arranged and conducted by Robert Mersey). Columbia 4-43737, ZSP 114969, 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1487-1488
Song from 'The Oscar' (Tony Bennett, arranged by Larry Wilcox, conducted by Johnny Mandel). Columbia 4-43508 (JZSP 112701), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 88 Folder 1489-1491
Song from 'The Oscar'. Columbia 4-43555, (JZSP 113158), (JZSP 113157), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in. Contents: Song from 'The Oscar' -- The glass mountain (Percy Faith).
Box 88 Folder 1492
Tammy (Dean Courtney, arranged and conducted by Jimmy Wisner). RCA Victor 47-9049 (TPKM-7573), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1493
This could have been mine (Mary Lee Whitney). Loma 2044 (J 70121), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1494
We've loved before (Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and His Chorus). RCA Victor 47-8856 (TPKM-0218, from Arabesque (LPM-3623)), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 5 copies.
Box 88 Folder 1496-1500
Wish me a rainbow. Kapp AS-945, (K-10090), (K-9610), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in. Contents: Wish me a rainbow (The Do-Re-Mi Children's Chorus) -- Wish me a rainbow (Hugh X. Lewis).
Box 88 Folder 1501
Wish me a rainbow (Astrud Gilberto, arranged by Don Sebesky). Verve VK-10414 (100,386), US: 1967, UK: 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1502
Wish me a rainbow (Karen Verros, arranged and conducted by Pete King). Dot 45-16879 (MB 21145), 1966. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1503
In the arms of love (from "This love for you," performed by Al Martino). Capitol Pro 4286, 4287, 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 88 Folder 1504-1506
Let me so love (Ed Ames, arranged and conducted by Perry Botkin, Jr.). RCA 47-9319 (UPKM-0042), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1507
Silver bells (Booker T. and The M.G.'s (instrumental)). Stax 45-236 (Stx-11063 SP), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1508
Tammy (Gunter Kallmann Chorus, production and musical direction by Hans Bertram). Four Corners of the World FC 4-146 (K 18048), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1509
To each his own (Frankie Laine, arranged and conducted by Peter De Angelis). ABC Records 45-11032 (AMP 45-14608), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1510
Wait until dark (Henry Mancini and His Orchestra). RCA 47-9340 (UPKM-7532), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1511
Wait until dark (Sue Raney, arranged by Billy Byers). IR 6625 (IM-6399), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1512
Wait until dark (Mel Torme, arranged and conducted by Arnold Goland). Columbia 4-44399 (JZSP 118609), probably 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1513
Wait until dark (Earl Wilson, Jr., arranged by Marty Manning). Mercury 72761 (1-41380), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1514
Wish me a rainbow (The Gunter Kallmann Chorus, with orchestra and bells). Four Corners of the World FC 4-138 (K-10314), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1515
Wish me a rainbow (Leonie Norton). PJ 451-A, probably 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1516
Wish me a rainbow (Patti Page, arranged and conducted by Jack Elliott). Columbia 4-43990 (ZSP 116995), 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 88 Folder 1517-1519
Wish me a rainbow (Elli Saint-James). Capitol 5698 (45-56025), probably 1967. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1520
Silver bells (Perry Como with The Ray Charles Singers, arranged and conducted by Nick Perito). RCA SP-45-189 (WKPM-5616), 1968. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 3 copies.
Box 88 Folder 1521-1523
Wait until dark (James Darren, produced by Dick Glasser, arranged by Al Capps). WB 7152 (K 16213), 1968. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1524
Someday you'll be sorry (Mike Douglas, accompanied by chorus and orchestra, conducted by Marty Manning). Decca 732495 (7-121,470), 1969. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1525
His own little island (The Don Tweedy Singers). Ovation Records OV/14-1012 (956 C-1012) (Z4KS-4173), 1960s or 1970s. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 4 copies.
Box 88 Folder 1526-1529
Mil violines (Los Tres Diamantes). RCA Vicotr 51-5342-A, 1960s. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1530
Silver bells (Raymond Lefevre and His Orchestra). Kapp Special Disc Jockey Record KS-11390 (AS-949), 1960s. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 88 Folder 1531-1532
Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Mary Hopkin, produced by Paul McCartney). MFD by Apple Records 1823 (545-X47226), 1970. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1533
Silver bells (The Brady Buch, arranged and conducted by Tim O'Brien). Paramount Records PAA-0062 (MB-25606), 1970. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 88 Folder 1534-1535
A rock in a weary land (Johnny Mercer, arranged by Skip Martin). Commander C-1007-B, 1972. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 89 Folder 1536
Where do I go from here? (Anita Kerr and The Anita Kerr Singers). Decca 33032 (7-L16,234), 1972. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 4 copies.
Box 89 Folder 1537-1541
To each his own (Lamar Morris, produced by J. Vienneau). MGM M14719 (74 N 6200), 1974. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 89 Folder 1542
The joke's on me (orchestra and chorus, from the original Motion Picture Soundtrack "W.C. Fields and Me"). MCA Records MCA 40552 (MC 4971), 1976. 1 sound disc : 7 in. 2 copies.
Box 89 Folder 1543-1544
Que sera, sera (The Raes, produced by H. Hinde, arranged by E. Robertson). A&M Records DJAM 446 (AM 446 AS), 1977. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 89 Folder 1545
His own little island (the Don Tweedy Singers). Ovation Records OV/14-1012 (956C-1012) (Z4KS-4173), 1960s or 1970s. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 89 Folder 1546
To Rome with love (The Exotic Guitars, arranged and conducted by Bill Justis). Ranwood Records R856 (S-1150), 1970s. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 89 Folder 1547
Warm and willing (Johnny Mathis, with Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra). PV 15626 (BVS 15626), 1981. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 89 Folder 1548
Mister Ed (Tiny Tim and The Gloomchasers, produceg by Big Bucks Burnett). Broken Records BR F 001, 1984. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 89 Folder 1549
Querida mia (I'll always love you) (Trio Guadalajara). RCA Victor 51-5206-A (23-5206-A), 1980s. 1 sound disc : 7 in.
Box 89 Folder 1551
Various sound discs of songs written by other composers.
Box 89 Folder 1552-1571
To each his own (Joni James, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by David Terry). MGM Records E 3240 (E 3237), on album Joni James - When I Fall in Love, 1956. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 90 Folder 1572
Let me be loved (End title - Theme) (vocal by Tommy Sands, conducted by Leith Stevens). Capitol Records W881 (W2-881), on album The James Dean story - Music from the motion picture soundtrack, 1957. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 90 Folder 1573
Hits from "Oh Captain!" Columbia CL 1167, (x "Lp" 43321), (x "Lp" 43322), 1958. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: All the time (Johnny Mathis with Ray Ellis and His Orchestra) -- Surprise! (Rosemary Clooney with Frank De Vol and His Orchestra) -- Life does a man a favor (Vic Damone with Perry Faith and His Orchestra) -- It's never quite the same (Jo Stafford with Paul Weston and His Orchestra) -- Hey, Madame (Guy Mitchell with Jimmy Carroll and His Orchestra) -- A very proper town (Stan Freeman and His Quartet); Side 2: You're so right for me (Tony Bennett with Ralph Sharon and His Orchestra) -- You don't know him (Rosemary Clooney with Frank De Vol and His Orchestra) -- The morning music of Montmartre (The Norman Luboff Choir) -- Give it all you've got (Jill Corey with Glenn Osser and His Orchestra) -- We're not children (Don Cherry with Ray Conniff and His Orchestra) -- I've been there and I'm back (Stan Freeman and His Quartet).
Box 90 Folder 1574
Oh captain!, The first jazz show performed by the All Stars Leonard Feather and Dick Hyman. MGM E 3650, 1958. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: Femininity -- You're so right for me -- You don't know him -- Hey, Madame -- We're not children; Side 2: All the time -- Life does a girl a favor -- Give it all you got -- Keep it simple.
Box 90 Folder 1575
Stan Freeman and his quartet play Oh Captain! Columbia CL 1126, (x "Lp" 42831), (x "Lp" 42832), 1958. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: I've been there -- Life does a man a favor -- You don't know him -- We're not children -- You're so right for me; Side 2: Hey, Madame! -- A very proper town -- Give it all you got -- Surprise.
Box 90 Folder 1576
Oh, captain! Columbia Masterworks OL 5280, (x "Lp" 42947), (x "Lp" 42948), 1958. 1 sound disc : 12 in. 2 copies. Contents: Side 1: Overture - A very proper town (Tony Randall and Ensemble) -- Life does a man a favor (Tony Randall and Jacquelin McKeever) -- Life does a man a favor (Tony Randall and Crew) -- Captain Henry St. James (Men's Chorus) -- Three paradises (Tony Randall and Edward Platt) -- Surprise (Jacquelin McKeever and Ensemble) -- Life does a man a favor / Hey, Madame! (Tony Randall) -- Femininity (Eileen Rodgers) -- It's never quite the same (Edward Platt, Jacquelin McKeever and Crew); Side 2: We're not children (Valentine and Jacquelin McKeever) -- Give it all you got / Love is hell (Susan Johnson and Ensemble) -- Keep it simple (Eileen) -- The morning music of Montmartre (Susan Johnson and Ensemble) -- You don't know him (Jacquelin McKeever and Eileen Rodgers) -- I've been there and I'm back (Tony Randall and Edward Platt) -- Double standard (Jacquelin McKeever and Eileen Rodgers) -- You're so right for me (Edward Platt and Eileen Rodgers) -- All the time (Tony Randall and Jacquelin McKeever) -- Finale (Ensemble).
Box 90 Folder 1577-1578
Oh, captain! Columbia Special Products AOS 2002, (XSM 43159), (XSM 43160), 1958. 1 sound disc : 12 in. 2 copies. Contents: Side 1: Overture - A very proper town (Tony Randall and Ensemble) -- Life does a man a favor (Tony Randall and Jacquelin McKeever) -- Life does a man a favor (Tony Randall and Crew) -- Captain Henry St. James (Men's Chorus) -- Three paradises (Tony Randall and Edward Platt) -- Surprise (Jacquelin McKeever and Ensemble) -- Life does a man a favor / Hey, Madame! (Tony Randall) -- Femininity (Eileen Rodgers) -- It's never quite the same (Edward Platt, Jacquelin McKeever and Crew); Side 2: We're not children (Valentine and Jacquelin McKeever) -- Give it all you got / Love is hell (Susan Johnson and Ensemble) -- Keep it simple (Eileen) -- The morning music of Montmartre (Susan Johnson and Ensemble) -- You don't know him (Jacquelin McKeever and Eileen Rodgers) -- I've been there and I'm back (Tony Randall and Edward Platt) -- Double standard (Jacquelin McKeever and Eileen Rodgers) -- You're so right for me (Edward Platt and Eileen Rodgers) -- All the time (Tony Randall and Jacquelin McKeever) -- Finale (Ensemble).
Box 90 Folder 1579-1580
Dancing with "Oh, Captain!" (Bob Prince Quintet). Harmony HL 7097, (x "Lp" 42842), (x "Lp" 42844), 1958. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: A very proper town -- Hey, Madame! -- Morning music of Montmartre -- You don't know him -- Give it all you got; Side 2: Surprise -- Life does a man a favor -- Keep it simple -- You're so right for me -- We're not children.
Box 91 Folder 1581
The Ferrers sing selections from "Oh Captain." MGM E 3687, 1958. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: Captain Henry St. James (Rosemary Clooney ad José Ferrer) -- A very proper town (Clooney and Ferrer) -- Life does a man a favor (Clooney and Ferrer) -- Give it all you got (Clooney and Ferrer) -- Three paradises (José Ferrer) -- Keep it simple (Rosemary Clooney); Side 2: Morning music of Montmartre (Rosemary Clooney) -- Hey, Madame (Clooney and Ferrer) -- It's never quite the same (Clooney and Ferrer) -- We're not children (Clooney and Ferrer) -- Surprise (Judd Conlon Singers) -- All the time (José Ferrer) -- You're so right for me (Clooney and Ferrer).
Box 91 Folder 1582
Dreamsville. Columbia CL 1327, (x "Lp" 45625), (x "Lp" 45626), 1959. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Dreamsville -- Straight to baby (Lola Albright, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Henry Mancini).
Box 91 Folder 1583
Tammy. Columbia CS 8172 (XSM 47478), 1959. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Tammy -- Golden earrings (Frank De Vol and His Orchestra).
Box 91 Folder 1584
The great film hits: Ted Heath and his music. London PS 159 (ZAL 4310), 1959. Contents: Mona Lisa (Ted Heath and His Music). 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 91 Folder 1585
The music from "Peter Gunn." RCA Victor LPM 1956 (J2PP-7172), 1959. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Dreamsville (orchestra, conducted by Henry Mancini).
Box 91 Folder 1586
The General Electric Theater presents "No man can tame me." Empire Record EBC 59-7487, 1959. 1 sound disc : 12 in. 2 copies. Contents: One hand tied behind my back (Gisele MacKenzie) -- How can I be alone again (Gisele MacKenzie and John Raitt) -- I heard (Eddie Foy and Chorus).
Box 91 Folder 1587-1588
The Ray Conniff Singers: It's the talk of the town. Columbia CS 8143 (XSM 45809), 1959. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Buttons and bows (the Ray Conniff Singers).
Box 91 Folder 1589
I have dreamed: Doris Day. Columbia CS 8460 (XSM 53504), 1960. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: We'll love again (Doris Day, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Jim Harbert).
Box 92 Folder 1590
Music from "Mr. Lucky": composed and conducted by Henry Mancini. RCA Victor LSP 2198 (K2 PY-6527), 1960. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Mr. Lucky (orchestra, conducted by Henry Mancini).
Box 92 Folder 1591
The magic touch: Bill Snyder. Decca DL 8958 (MG 7393), 1960. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: The magic touch (Bill Snyder, piano, accompanied by orchestra).
Box 92 Folder 1592
"La dolce vita" and other great motion picture themes: Ray Ellis and His Orchestra. RCA Victor LSP 2410 (M2 PY-2115), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Que sera, sera (Ray Ellis and His Orchestra).
Box 92 Folder 1593
Let it ride! RCA Victor LOC 1064, (M2PP-5421), (M2PP-5422), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. 2 copies. Contents: Side 1: Overture (orchestra) -- Run, run, run (Company) -- The nicest thing (Paula Stewart) -- Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (George Gobel) -- Broads ain't people (George Gobel, Harold Gary, Larry Alpert and Albert Linville) -- Let it ride (Sam Levene and Company) -- I'll learn ya (George Gobel and Sam Levene) -- Love, let me know (Paula Stewart and Stanley Griver) -- Happy birthday, Erwin (Birthday Girls); Side 2: Everything's beautiful (George Gobel and Birthday Girls) -- Who's doing what to Erwin?, (Paula Stewart, Ted Thurston, Stanley Grover and Maggie Worth) -- I wouldn't have had to (Barbara Nichols) -- There's something about a horse (Company) -- He needs you (George Gobel, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville and Sam Levene) -- Just an honest mistake (Ted Thurston, Stanley Simmonds and Company) -- His own little island (George Gobel) -- If flutterby wins (George Gobel, Sam Levene, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville, Harold Gary and Company) -- Finale.
Box 92 Folder 1594
Let it ride! RCA Victor LSO 1064, (M2PY-5423), (M2PY-5424), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: Overture (orchestra) -- Run, run, run (Company) -- The nicest thing (Paula Stewart) -- Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (George Gobel) -- Broads ain't people (George Gobel, Harold Gary, Larry Alpert and Albert Linville) -- Let it ride (Sam Levene and Company) -- I'll learn ya (George Gobel and Sam Levene) -- Love, let me know (Paula Stewart and Stanley Griver) -- Happy birthday, Erwin (Birthday Girls); Side 2: Everything's beautiful (George Gobel and Birthday Girls) -- Who's doing what to Erwin?, (Paula Stewart, Ted Thurston, Stanley Grover and Maggie Worth) -- I wouldn't have had to (Barbara Nichols) -- There's something about a horse (Company) -- He needs you (George Gobel, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville and Sam Levene) -- Just an honest mistake (Ted Thurston, Stanley Simmonds and Company) -- His own little island (George Gobel) -- If flutterby wins (George Gobel, Sam Levene, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville, Harold Gary and Company) -- Finale.
Box 92 Folder 1595
Let it ride! RCA Victor LOC 1064, (M2PY-5423), (M2PY-5424), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: Overture (orchestra) -- Run, run, run (Company) -- The nicest thing (Paula Stewart) -- Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (George Gobel) -- Broads ain't people (George Gobel, Harold Gary, Larry Alpert and Albert Linville) -- Let it ride (Sam Levene and Company) -- I'll learn ya (George Gobel and Sam Levene) -- Love, let me know (Paula Stewart and Stanley Griver) -- Happy birthday, Erwin (Birthday Girls); Side 2: Everything's beautiful (George Gobel and Birthday Girls) -- Who's doing what to Erwin?, (Paula Stewart, Ted Thurston, Stanley Grover and Maggie Worth) -- I wouldn't have had to (Barbara Nichols) -- There's something about a horse (Company) -- He needs you (George Gobel, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville and Sam Levene) -- Just an honest mistake (Ted Thurston, Stanley Simmonds and Company) -- His own little island (George Gobel) -- If flutterby wins (George Gobel, Sam Levene, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville, Harold Gary and Company) -- Finale.
Box 92 Folder 1596
Let it ride! RCA Victor LSO 1064, (M2PY-5423), (M2PY-5424), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: Overture (orchestra) -- Run, run, run (Company) -- The nicest thing (Paula Stewart) -- Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (George Gobel) -- Broads ain't people (George Gobel, Harold Gary, Larry Alpert and Albert Linville) -- Let it ride (Sam Levene and Company) -- I'll learn ya (George Gobel and Sam Levene) -- Love, let me know (Paula Stewart and Stanley Griver) -- Happy birthday, Erwin (Birthday Girls); Side 2: Everything's beautiful (George Gobel and Birthday Girls) -- Who's doing what to Erwin?, (Paula Stewart, Ted Thurston, Stanley Grover and Maggie Worth) -- I wouldn't have had to (Barbara Nichols) -- There's something about a horse (Company) -- He needs you (George Gobel, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville and Sam Levene) -- Just an honest mistake (Ted Thurston, Stanley Simmonds and Company) -- His own little island (George Gobel) -- If flutterby wins (George Gobel, Sam Levene, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville, Harold Gary and Company) -- Finale.
Box 92 Folder 1597
Meet a happy guy: Guy Porter. Capitol Records ST-1465 (ST1-1465), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Meet a happy guy (Guy Pastor).
Box 92 Folder 1598
Many splendored themes: The Fantastic Strings of Felix Slatkin. Liberty Records LSS-14011, 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Bonanza -- Golden earrings.
Box 92 Folder 1599
Johnny Mathis: I'll buy you a star. Columbia CS 8423 (XSM 52611), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Warm and willing.
Box 92 Folder 1600
"Songs Without Words" contest by Jack Marshall. Capitol Records T-1601 (T1-1601), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Song without words (melody only, 2:35).
Box 93 Folder 1601
Wonderland by night: Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra. Decca DL 74101, (7-7884), (7-7885), 1961. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: As I love you -- Tammy (Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra, trumpet solo by Charly Tabor).
Box 93 Folder 1602
Bonanza: TV's original cast. RCA Victor LSP 2583, (N2PY-0488), (N2PY-0489), 1962. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Bonanza -- My sons, my sons (Lorne Green).
Box 93 Folder 1603
Through children's eyes: The Limeliters. RCA Victor LPM 2512, 1962. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (The Limeliters).
Box 93 Folder 1604
Living voices on Broadway. RCA Camden CAS 692, 1962. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Everything beautiful -- His own little island (arranged and conducted by Johnny Douglas).
Box 93 Folder 1605
Warm and willing: Andy Williams. Columbia CL 1879 (x "Lp" 56883), 1962. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Warm and willing (arranged and conducted by Robert Mersey).
Box 93 Folder 1606
Henry Mancini: Our man in Hollywood. RCA Victor LSP 2604 (N2PY-3292), 1963. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Dreamsville (Henry Mancini and His Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 93 Folder 1607
Tammy and eleven other great folk hits: Debbie Reynolds. Dot DLP 25,492, (LPS 75,879), (LPS 75,880), 1963. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Hey Jimmy, Joe, John, Jim, Jack! -- Tammy (Debbie Reynolds).
Box 93 Folder 1608
Almost in your arms (Nancy Wilson, arranged and conducted by Jimmy Jones). Capitol Records T-1934 (T2-1934), 1963. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 93 Folder 1609
Roger Williams Academy Award Winners. Kapp KS-3406 (KS 4 3406 B), 1964. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Que sera, sera -- Buttons and bows (orchestra).
Box 93 Folder 1610
Ronnie Dove: Right or wrong. Diamond Records D-5002 (M-5002-A), 1964. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: To each his own (Ronnie Dove, arranged by Bill Justis).
Box 93 Folder 1611
Mancini plays the great Academy Award songs. RCA Victor PRM 151, (RNRM-0113), (RNRM-0114), 1964. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Que sera, sera -- Mona Lisa (Henry Mancini and his Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 94 Folder 1612
Johnny Mathis: Love is everything. Mercury MG-20991, 1964. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Never let me go (Johnny Mathis, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Glenn Osser).
Box 94 Folder 1613
Don Costa: Themes from "The umbrellas of Cherbourg." DCP-DCL 3806, 1964. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Dear heart (Don Costa).
Box 94 Folder 1614
We dig Mancini: The Anita Kerr Quartet. RCA Victor LPM 3428, (SPRM-3085), (SPRM-3086), 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Mr. Lucky -- Bye-bye -- Dreamsville -- Dear heart (The Anita Kerr Quartet).
Box 94 Folder 1615
Chucho Avellanet: Love and violins. United Artists UAS 6439 (UAS 6439A), 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Mil violinos (Chucho Avellanet, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Leroy Holmes).
Box 94 Folder 1616
Try a little love: Sam Cooke. RCA Victor LSP 3435, (S3RS-7368), (S3SRS-7369), 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Almost in your arms -- To each his own -- Tammy (Sam Cooke).
Box 94 Folder 1617
Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney: That Travelin' Two-Beat. Capitol Records T-2300, (T 1-2300), (T 2-2300), 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. 2 copies. Contents: Side 1: That travelin' two-beat -- New Vienna Woods -- Knees up, Mother Brown -- Adios señorita; Side 2: Hear that band -- The daughter of Molly Malone -- That travelin' two-beat.
Box 94 Folder 1618-1619
Warm and willing: Norrie Paramor. Capitol Records T-2357 (T-X-1-2357), 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Warm and willing (Norrie Paramor and His Orchestra, vocal by Patricia Clark).
Box 94 Folder 1620
Joanie Sommers: Softly, the Brazilian sound. Warner Bros. WS 1575 (S 38957), 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Dear heart (Joanie Sommers).
Box 95 Folder 1621
Dear heart and other songs about love. RCA Victor LSP 2990 (RPRS-5489), 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Dear heart -- Mr. Lucky (Henri Mancini and His Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 95 Folder 1622
Sarah Vaughan sings the Mancini songbook. Mercury MG-21009, 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Dear heart -- Dreamsville (Sarah Vaughan).
Box 95 Folder 1623
Venice blue: Bobby Darin. Capitol Records ST-2322 (ST 1-2322), 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Dear heart (Bobby Darin, arranged and conducted by Ernie Freeman and Richard Wess).
Box 95 Folder 1624
The young Americans presented by Johnny Mathis. Mercury MG 21023/SR 61023, 1965. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Round and round the romance tree (Johnny Mathis).
Box 95 Folder 1625
Brazil now: Les Baxter. GNP Crescendo Records GNP 2036, 1965. Note: Songs by other composers, album is inscribed to Ray Evans by Les Baxter. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 95 Folder 1626
Henry Mancini presents The Academy Award songs. RCA Victor LPM-6013, (SPRM-4579), (SPRM-4580), 1966. 2 sound discs : 12 in. Contents: Whatever will be, will be -- Mona Lisa -- Buttons and bows (Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 95 Folder 1627-1628
The Anita Kerr Singers: Slightly baroque. Warner Bros. Records WS 1665 (S 39169), 1966. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Mona Lisa (The Anita Kerr Singers).
Box 95 Folder 1629
The best of Chet Atkins, Vol. 2. RCA Victor LPM 3558 (SPRM-7478), 1966. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Whatever will be, will be (Chet Atkins).
Box 95 Folder 1630
I Festival Internacional da Cançao Popular: Rio de Janeiro 1966. Secretaria de Turismo do Estado da Guanabara, ST-1 to ST-6, 1966. 6 sound discs : 12 in. Contents: Song of nostalgia (Gogi Grant) -- Pot-pourri (of Mona Lisa and Que sera, sera).
Box 96 Folder 1631-1636
Andy Williams: In the arms of love. Columbia CS 9333 (XSM 113912), 1966. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: In the arms of love (Andy Williams).
Box 96 Folder 1637
Choice: John Gary. RCA Victor LSP 3501 (SPRS-4470), 1966. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Tammy (John Gary, arranged and conducted by Marty Parch).
Box 96 Folder 1638
A merry Mancini Christmas. RCA Victor LSP 3612 (TPRS-4544), 1966. Note: "Silver bells" is part of a medley. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Silver bells (Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 96 Folder 1639
This property is condemned. Verve Records V/V6-8664 (MGS 332), 1966. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Wish me a rainbow (conducted by Kenyon Hopkins).
Box 96 Folder 1640
Susana Colonna En Ritmo Jequibau: The exciting rhythm from Brazil. Chantecler CMG 2374, P-1968 (CMG 2374), 1966. Note: No Evans songs. Sound disc inscribed to Ray Evans signed by Mario Albanese and Ciro Pereira. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 96 Folder 1641
Sweet Maria: The Billy Vaughn Singers. Dot Record DLP 25,782 (LPS 76,492), 1967. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Wish me a rainbow (The Billy Vaughn Singers).
Box 96 Folder 1642
Al Martino: This love for you. Capitol Records ST 2654 (ST1-2654), 1967. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: In the arms of love (Al Martino, accompanied by orchestra, conducted by Peter de Angelis).
Box 96 Folder 1643
Stevie Wonder: Someday at Christmas. Tamla TS-281 (HS-1494-2/UR45-1798), 1967. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Silver bells (Stevie Wonder).
Box 97 Folder 1644
That's life by The International Pop Orchestra. Wyncote W-9185, 1967. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Let me be loved (The International Pop Orchestra).
Box 97 Folder 1645
Wish Me a Rainbow. RCA Camden CAS 2147 (UCRS-4623), 1967. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Wish me a rainbow (arranged by Bob Armstrong, produced by Ethel Gabriel).
Box 97 Folder 1646
Hits of our time: Lawrence Welk. DOT DLP 3790 (LPM 56,515), 1967. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: In the arms of love -- Wish me a rainbow (Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra).
Box 97 Folder 1647
II Festival Internacional da Cançao Popular, Rio. Ritmos Codil CDL 13,017, 1968. Note: No Evans songs. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 97 Folder 1648
To each his own: Frankie Laine. ABC/S-628, 1968. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: To each his own (Frankie Laine).
Box 97 Folder 1649
Voices in love: The Voices in Love Chorus. Monument SLP 18108, 1968. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: How can I tell her (The Voices in Love Chorus, arranged and produced by Bill Justis).
Box 97 Folder 1650
Jerry Vale: You don't have to say you love me. Columbia CS 9574 (XSM 119700), 1968. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: To each his own (Jerry Vale).
Box 97 Folder 1651
Festival in Brazil (various artists). Philips PHS 600-273, 1968. Note: No Evans songs. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 97 Folder 1652
Academy Award hit songs, 1934-1967. London CHA S-1, (ZAL-8645), (ZAL-8646), 1969. 2 sound discs : 12 in. Contents: Buttons and bows -- Mona Lisa (Frank Chacksfield and His Orchestra).
Box 97 Folder 1653-1654
The Oscar: original soundtrack. Columbi Masterworks OL 6550, XLP 112506-112507, 1969. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Kay and Frankie dance -- Song from the Oscar (Maybe Sptember) -- Song from the Oscar -- The glass mountain.
Box 98 Folder 1655
Walter Wanderley set: When it was done. A&M Records SP-3018 (SP-3035), 1969. 1 sound disc : 12 in. 2 copies. Contents: Open your arms (Walter Wanderley).
Box 98 Folder 1656-1657
Christmas gift 'rap: Merry Christmas from Motown. Motown MS 725, 5-681 (HS-1561, W4RS-6357), 1970. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Silver bells (Diana Ross & The Supremes).
Box 98 Folder 1658
The Exotic Guitars: Holly holy. Ranwood Records R8073 (LPS-50, 150), 1970. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: To each his own (The Exotic Guitars, produced by Randy Wood, arranged and conducted by Bill Justis).
Box 98 Folder 1659
Let me touch you: The Bob Crewe Generation. CGC-1000 (CXP-117-A), 1970. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Golden earrings -- To each his own (The Bob Crewe Generation).
Box 98 Folder 1660
The Temptations Christmas card. Gordy GLPS-951 (HS-1802, Z4RS-4083), 1970. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Silver bells (produced by Barrett Strong and Clay McMurray).
Box 98 Folder 1661
Gene Leis plays Beautiful guitar. One Star Project LSP 570, 1970. Note: Sound disc inscribed to Ray Evans; no Evans songs. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 98 Folder 1662
A time to be jolly: Bing Crosby. Daybreak Records DR 2006 (AKRS-6265), 1971. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: 'Round and 'round the Christmas tree (Bing Crosby, arranged by Les Brown and Sonny Burke).
Box 98 Folder 1663
Brass on ivory: Henry Mancini and Doc Severinsen. RCA LSP-4629 (BPRS-8101), 1972. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Brass on ivory -- Dreamsville (Henry Mancini and Doc Severinsen with orchestra and chorus).
Box 98 Folder 1664
Johnny Mathis: All-time greatest hits. Columbia KG 31345 (BL 31346, C 31346), 1972. 2 sound discs : 12 in. Contents: All the time (Johnny Mathis with Ray Ellis and His Orchestra).
Box 99 Folder 1665-1666
Johnny Prophet: This is my life. JJ Records JJ-2266 (JP-4273-2), 1972. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: In Laguna (Johnny Prophet).
Box 99 Folder 1667
Chinese opera: Wo Chiao Pò (The Reunion). Lyrichord LLST 7232, 1972. Note: Sound disc inscribed to Ray Evans; No Evans songs. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 99 Folder 1668
Donny. MGM Records M3G-4978, 1974. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Content: Mona Lisa (Donny Osmond, arranged by Don Costa).
Box 99 Folder 1669
Moacir Santos: Saudade. Blue Note BN-LA260-G, 1974. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Kathy -- What's my name (Moacir Santos).
Box 99 Folder 1670
Evocando Los Años Treinta: Rene Cospito. RCA Camden CAS-3447, 1974. Note: Sound disc inscribed to Ray Evans; No Evans songs. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 99 Folder 1671
Woody Herman: Children of Lima. Fantasy F-9477 (F-9477B), 1975. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Never let me go (Woody Herman).
Box 99 Folder 1672
Songwriters' Hall of Fame: The National Academy of Popular Music. Columbia Special Products P2-12656 P12657 (BS 12657), 1975. 2 sound discs : 12 in. 2 copies. Contents: Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Doris Day).
Box 99 Folder 1673-1676
Three days of the condors: Original soundtrack recording. Capitol SW-11469 (SW2-11469), 1975. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Silver bells.
Box 100 Folder 1677
W.C. Fields and me. MCA Records MCA-2092 (MCA 1011), 1976. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: The joke's on me (from motion picture soundtrack).
Box 100 Folder 1678
Karel Gott: Die Goldene Stimme aus Prag. Polydor 249253, 1976. Note: Sound disc inscribed to Ray Evans; No Evans songs. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 100 Folder 1679
The best of Dinah Shore. Columbia C 34395 (BL 34395), 1977. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Content: Buttons and bows (Dinah Shore and Her Happy Valley Boys) -- Golden earrings (Dinah Shore).
Box 100 Folder 1680
Natalie Cole: Natalie...Live! Capitol SKBL 11709, 1978. 2 sound discs : 12 in. Que sera, sera (Natalie Cole).
Box 100 Folder 1681-1682
A free man: Johnny Cash sing 20 Lieder aus einem freien Land voller Abenteuer. CBS Records 85032 (85032-2), 1981. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Bonanza (Johnny Cash).
Box 100 Folder 1683
Die Goldenen 20 Gitarren-Schlager-Favoriten. Heimat Melodie PL 29737 (LC5635), 1981. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Bonanza (The Tennessee Guitars).
Box 100 Folder 1684
Willie Nelson: Somewhere over the rainbow. Columbia C 36883 (AL 36883), 1981. 1 sound disc : 12 in. COntents: Mona Lisa (Willie Nelson).
Box 100 Folder 1685
Christmas soul special. QAG Records QAG 1600 (QAG 1600-B19), 1982. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Silver bells (Wilson Pickett).
Box 100 Folder 1686
Stuck on T.V.: Warren Schatz with The Universal City Orchestra. MCA Records MCA-5380 (MCA 3223), 1982. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Tammy (part of a medley).
Box 100 Folder 1687
Merry Twismas from Conway Twitty and His Little Friends. Warner Bros. Recordings 23971-1, 1983. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Silver bells.
Box 101 Folder 1688
Willie Nelson: Without a song. Columbia FC 39110, 1983. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Golden earrings -- To each his own (Willie Nelson).
Box 101 Folder 1689
Elvis: A legendary performer, volume 4. RCA Records CPL 1-4848 (CPL 1-4848-A), 1983 (1954). 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Mona Lisa (Elvis Presley, produced by Joah Deary).
Box 101 Folder 1690
Gabriela. RCA Victor 103.0585, 1983. Note: Sound disc inscribed to Ray Evans by Gabriela Jobim; No Evans songs. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 101 Folder 1691
Larry O'Leno sings Billy Strayhorn. Painted Smiles Records PS-1349, 1984. Note: Sound disc inscribed to Ray Evans by Larry O'Leno; No Evans songs. 1 sound disc : 12 in.
Box 101 Folder 1692
Love dance: Vivian Lord. Stash Records ST 241, 1985. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Never let me go (Vivian Lord, piano by Richard Kimball).
Box 101 Folder 1693
Nat King Cole and His Trio: After midnight. Capitol Records EMS 1103 (EMS 1103A), 1986 (1956). 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: I Was a little too lonely and you were a little too late (Nat King Cole and His Trio).
Box 101 Folder 1694
Tony Bennett: 'Bridges,' Travessia. LupSom 2L 4.4004 (2L 4.4004-B), 1987. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: All mine (Tony Bennett).
Box 101 Folder 1695
Willie Nelson: What a wonderful world. Columbia C 44331 (BL 44331), 1988. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: To each his own (Willie Nelson).
Box 101 Folder 1696
Julio Iglesias: Starry night. Columbia C 46857 (AL 46857), 1990. 1 sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Mona Lisa (Julio Iglesias).
Box 101 Folder 1697
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 computer optical disc : 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: Introductory CD-Rom, includes biography in English and French -- Songs alphabetical -- Songs complete list -- Songs by category -- Songs by artist -- Songs by decade -- Songs by record label.
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 1 of 10: 1. Adios senorita (Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney) -- 2. All the Time (Johnny Mathis) -- 3. All the time (Jackie Paris with Leonard Feather and Dick Hyman All Stars) -- 4. Angel (Johnny Tillotson) -- 5. Angeltown (Bob Grabeau with Horace Heidt and His Orchestra) -- 6. Anywhere but here (Rosemary Clooney, Jose Ferrer, Jay Livingston, Ray Kellog and Eileen Wilson) -- 7. As I love you (Joe Williams with Count Basie and His Orchestra) -- 8. As I love you (Jo Stafford with Paul Westn and His Orchestra) -- 9. As I love you (Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra) -- 10. As I love you (Carmen McRae) -- 11. As I love you (Shirley Bassey) -- 12. Banana boat (Betty Hutton with orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle) -- 13. Band baby (Johnny Mercer, Chesterfield Music Shop Radio Show) -- 14. The best undressed girl in town (Barbara Nichols) -- 15. Bonanza (Al Caiola and His Orchestra, 16. Bonanza (David Rose and His Orchestra) -- 17. Bonanza (Lome Greene) -- 18. Bonanza (Johnny Cash) -- 19. Bonanza (Ralf Paulsen) -- 20. Bonanza (Felix Slatkin) -- 21. Bonanza (Buddy Morrow and His Orchestra) -- 22. Bonanza (Marty Gold and His Orchestra) -- 23. Bonanza (The A Strings) -- 24. Bonanza (Arthur Fiedler and Boston Pops)) -- 25. Bye-bye (The Anita Kerr Quartet) -- 26. Bye-bye (Sarah Vaughan).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 2 of 10: 1. Calcutta (Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney, with Builly May and His Orchestra -- 2. C'est la guerre (Dick Steward and The Page Cavanaugh Trio) -- 3. Chihuahua choo-choo (Gloria Craig) -- 4. Chihuahua choo-choo (Donald O'Connor) -- 5. Cincinnati (Martha Davis) -- 6. Cincinnati (Ray McKinley and His Orchestra) -- 7. Cincinnati (Helen Forrest with the Crew Chiefs Orchestra, conducted by Harold Mooney) -- 8. Dear heart (Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus) -- 9. Dear heart (Andy Williams) -- 10. Dear heart (Joanie Sommers with Laurindo Almeida) -- 11. Dear heart (The Anita Kerr Quartet) -- 12. Dear heart (Jack Jones) -- 13. Dear heart (Sarah Vaughan) -- 14. Do it yourself (Cha Cha Cha) (Hal March with Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Norman Luboff) -- 15. Dreamsville (Henry Mancini and His Orchestra) -- 16. Dreamsville (Andy Williams) -- 17. Dreamsville (Lola Albright) -- 18. Dreamsville (Cleo Laine) -- 19. Dreamsville (The Anita Kerr Quartet) -- 20. Dreamsville (Sarah Vaughan) -- 21. Everything beautiful (Rudy Valentyne) -- 22. Everything beautiful (Rudy Valentyne) -- 23. Femininity (Leonard Feather, Dick Hyman All Stars, vocal by Marilyn Moore).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 3 of 10: 1. Frangipani blossom (Axel Stordahl, His Orchestra and Chorus) --2. G'Bye now (Frankie Masters) -- 3. G'Bye now (Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra, vocal by Marilyn Duke) -- 4. G'Bye now (Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights, chorus Ronnie Kemper) -- 5. Give it all you got (Leonard Feather/Dick Hyman All Stars, vocal by Marilyn Moore) -- 6. Give it all you got (Stan Freeman and His Quartet) -- 7. Got an invitation (soundtrack from Swing Hostess) -- 8. Hear that band (Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney) -- 9. Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (Through Children's Eyes) (The Limeliters) -- 10. Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (Through Children's Eyes) (Debbie Reynolds) -- 11. Hey, Madame (Leonard Feather/Dick Hyman All Stars, vocal by Osie Johnson) -- 12. Hey, Madame (Stan Freeman and His Quartet) -- 13. Highway polka (Johnny Mercer, Chesterfield Music Shop Radio Show) -- 14. His own little island (Alan Sherman) -- 15. Honorable congratulations (The McGuire Sisters, orchestra directed by Neal Hefti) -- 16. How do we know we're in love? (Gogi Grant, orchestra conducted by Frank DeVol) -- 17. How much will I love you? (Gogi Grant) -- 18. How much will I love you? (Liza Minelli) -- 19. I heard (Eddie Foy and John Raitt) -- 20. I'll eat my hat (Martha Tilton) -- 21. In Laguna (George Russell, His Orchestra and Chorus) -- 22. In the arms of love (Andy Williams) -- 23. In the arms of love (Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 4 of 10: 1. In the arms of love (Ed Ames) -- 2. In the arms of love (Al Martino) -- 3. It's never quite the same (Jo Stafford) -- 4. I've been there (And I'm Back) (Stan Freeman and His Quartet) -- 5. I've had enough (Betty Hutton, orchestra arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle) -- 6. I waited so long (Nat King Cole) -- 7. I waited so long (Gogi Grant) -- 8. I was a little too lonely (And you were a little too late) (Nat King Cole and His Trio) -- 9. Kathy (Moacir Santos) -- 10. Keep it simple (Rosemary Clooney) -- 11. Keep it simple (Leonard Feather/Dick Hyman All Stars) -- 12. Knees up Mother Brown (Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney) 13. Let me be loved (Eydie Gorme, orchestra arranged and conducted by Don Costa) -- 14. Let me be loved (Larry Adler) -- 15. Let me be loved (Chet Baker, Bud Shank orchestra) -- 16. Let me be loved (Mantovani and His Orchestra, trumpet solo by Stan Newsome) -- 17. Let me be loved (Tommy Sands) -- 18. Let me be loved (Maureen Rene) -- 19. Let me be loved (Dietmar Schonherr) -- 20. Let me hear you whisper (Jo Stafford and David Hughes with Paul Weston's Orchestra) -- 21. Let me hear you whisper (Alfred Apaka and The Hawaiian Village Serenaders) -- 22. Let me hear you whisper (The Voices of Walter Schumann) -- 23. Let me so love (Ed Ames, orchestra arranged and conducted by Perry Botkin, Jr.) -- 24. Life does a man a favor (Vic Damone, orchestra conducted by Percy Faith).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 5 of 10: 1. Life does a man a favor (The Leonard Feather/Dick Hyman All Stars, vocal by Marilyn Moore) -- 2. Life does a man a favor (Stan Freeman and His Quartet) -- 3. Mama, mama, mama (Where youget de cigar?) (Tony Travis with orchestra and chorus conducted by Harry Geller) -- 4. Mr. Ed (Jay Livingston) -- 5. Mister Ed (Tiny Tim) -- 6. Moon dreams (Flora Purim, arranged by Stanley Clarke) -- 7. Mr. Lucky (Herny Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus) -- 8. Mr. Lucky (Sarah Vaughan) -- 9. Mr. Lucky (The Anita Kerr Quartet) -- 10. Mr. Lucky (Marlene Ver Planck) -- 11. My heart's on ice (The Charioteers) -- 12. My heartzapoppin' (Olsen and Johnson, with The Four Belles) -- 13. My sons, my sons (Lorne Greene) -- 14. One hand tied behind my back (Gisele Mackenzie) -- 15. Oom-pah papa (Trav's Trio) -- 16. Oo-wah oh (Trav's Trio) -- 17. Open your arms (Gordon Macrae, chorus and orchestra by Van Alexander) -- 18. Open your arms (Let me walk right in) (Walter Wanderly, vocal by Milton Nascimento) -- 19. Punch and Judy (demonstration record) -- 20. 'Round and 'round the Christmas tree (Bing Crosby, Jack Halloran and the Voices of Christmas, orchestra conducted by Les Brown) -- 21. Satins and spurs (Betty Hutton and The Textor Singers) -- 22. Sepulveda (The King's Jesters) -- 23. Sepulveda (Alvino Rey and His Orchestra, vocal by Joanne Ryan) -- 24. Straight to baby (Lola Albright, Henry Mancini and His Orchestra) -- 25. Strange little girl (Audre Cooper) -- 26. Stuffy (Molly Bee with the Van Alexander Orchestra) -- 27. Sugar boat (The Mills Brothers).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 6 of 10: 1. Surprise (Rosemary Clooney) -- 2. Surprise (Stan Freeman and His Quartet) -- 3. Take a giant step (Johnny Nash, arranged and conducted by Don Costa) -- 4. Tammy (Debbie Reynolds with Joseph Gershenson and the U-1 Orchestra) -- 5. Tammy (Debbie Reynolds) -- 6. Tammy (Joseph Gershenson and the U-1 Orchestra) -- 7. Tammy (Andy Williams Orchestra, conducted by Robert Mersey) -- 8. Tammy (Roger Williams) -- 9. Tammy (John Gary) -- 10. Tammy (Floyd Cramer) -- 11. Tammy (The Gunter Kallmann Chorus) -- 12. Tammy (Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra) -- 13. Tammy (Ray Conniff, His Orchestra and Chorus) -- 14. Tammy (Richard Hayman, His Orchestra and Chorus) -- 15. Tammy (Fred Ellis, chorus and orchestra directed by Henry Jerome) -- 16. Tammy (Bill Snyder, His Piano and Orchestra) -- 17. Tammy (Dean Courtney) -- 18. Tammy (The Ames Brothers with Joe Reisman's Orchestra and Chorus) -- 19. That ain't right (Betty Hutton) -- 20. That travelin' two-beat (Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney, arranged and conducted by Billy May) -- 21. That's you (Eres tu) (Perry Como with Joe Reisman's Orchestra and Chorus) -- 22. The cat and the canary (Johnny Mercer, Chesterfield Music Shop Radio Show) -- 23. The daughter of Molly Malone (Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney, arranged and conducted by Billy May) -- 24. The little rock roll (Betty Hutton, arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle) -- 25. The magic touch (Bill Snyder) -- 26. The mole people (Michael Feinstein).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 7 of 10: 1. The mole people (Ronny Whyte) -- 2. The morning music of Montmartre (Rosemary Clooney) -- 3. The Morning Music of Montmartre (Norman Luboff) -- 4. The new Vienna Woods (Bing Crosby and Rosemary clooney, orchestra arranged and conducted by Billy May) -- 5. The second greatest sex (Kitty Kallen and Georgie Shaw, with Jack Pleis and His Orchestra) -- 6. The temple of an understanding heart (Jo Stafford, with Paul Weston and His Orchestra) -- 7. This could have been mine (Mary Lee Whitney) -- 8. This happy feeling (Debbie Reynolds, orchestra directed by George Cates) -- 9. We'll love again (Doris Day, with Frank DeVol and His Orchestra) -- 10. We're not children (The Leonard Feather/Dick Heyman All Stars, vocals by Marilyn Moore and Jackie Paris) -- 11. We're not children (Stan Freeman and His Quartet) -- 12. We've loved before (Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus) -- 13. What a deal (Martha Tilton) -- 14. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Doris Day, with Frank DeVol and His Orchestra) -- 15. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Sly and The Family Stone) -- 16. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (The Red Army Choir) -- 17. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Mary Hopkin) -- 18. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Chet Atkins) -- 19. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) Normie Rowe) -- 20. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (The High Keyes) -- 21. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Henry Mancini) -- 22. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (The Raes) -- 23. Whatever Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Carmela Ray) -- 24. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Peter Kraus with Connie Francis).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 8 of 10: 1. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Japanese version) -- 2. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Jacqueline François with Michel Le Grand and His Orchestra) -- 3. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Emilio Pericoli) -- 4. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Eddy Howard) -- 5. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Ray Ellis and His Orchestra) -- 6. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Israeli version) -- 7. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Holly Cole Trio) -- 8. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Natalie Cole) -- 9. What's yours? (The Mary Kaye Trio) -- 10. Whopp-diddy-ay (Betty Hutton, orchestra arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle) -- 11. Wildcat Smathers (Betty Hutton, orchestra arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle) -- 12. The window wiper song (The Four Belles) -- 13. Without tears (Audre Cooper) -- 14. You don't know him (Rosemary Clooney) -- 15. You don't know him (The Leonard Feather/Dick Hyman All Stars, vocal by Marilyn Moore) -- 16. You don't know him (Stan Freeman and His Quartet) -- 17. The Youngblood Hawke theme (On my way) (Mitch Miller) -- 18. You're so right for me (Peggy Lee) -- 19. You're so right for me (Tony Bennett) -- 20. You're so right for me (Stan Freeman and His Quartet) -- 21. You're so right for me (Sid Ramin and His Orchestra) -- 22. You're so right for me (The Leonard Feather/Dick Hyman All Stars, vocal by Jackie Paris) -- 23. You're so right for me (Betty Hutton and Earl Wrightson).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 9 of 10: Oh Captain! 1958: 1. Overture (orchestra) -- 2. A very proper town (Ensemble, Tony Randall) -- 3. Life does a man a favor (When it gives him simple joys) (Tony Randall, Jacquelyn McKeever) -- 4. Life does a man a favor (When it leads him down to the sea (Tony Randall, Edward Platt, George Ritner, Bruce MacKay, Louis Polacek, Nolan Van Way) -- 5. Captain Henry St. James (The Crew) -- 6. Three paradises (Tony Randall) -- 7. Surprise (Jacquelyn McKeever, Ensemble) -- 8. Life does a man a favor (When it puts him in Paree) (Tony Randall) -- 9. Hey, Madame (Tony Randall) -- 10. Femininity (Eileen Rodgers) -- 11. It's never quite the same (Edward Platt, The Crew) -- 12. It's never quite the same (Jacquelyn McKeever, Edward Platt, The Crew) -- 13. We're not children (Jacquelyn McKeever, Paul Valentine) -- 14. Give it all you got (Susan Johnson, Ensemble) -- 15. Love is hell (Susan Johnson) -- 16. Keep it simple (Eileen Rodgers) -- 17. The morning music of Montmartre (Susan Johnson, Ensemble) -- 18. You don't know him (Jacquelyn McKeever, Eileen Rodgers) -- 19. I've been there and I'm back (Edward Platt, Tony Randall) -- 20. Double standard (Jacquelin McKeever, Eileen Rodgers) -- 21. You're so right for me (Edward Platt, Eileen Rodgers) -- 22. All the time (Tony Randall, Jacquelyn McKeever) -- 23. Finale (Ensemble).
Box 102
The complete Livingston and Evans song library. Jay Livingston Music, Inc., undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: CD 10 of 10: Let It Ride! 1961: 1. Overture (orchestra) -- 2. Run, run, run (Company) -- 3. The nicest thing (Paula Stewart) -- 4. Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (George Gobel) -- 5. Broads ain't people (George Gobel, Harold Gary, Larry Alpert, and Albert Linville) -- 6. Let it ride (Sam Levene and Company) -- 7. I'll learn ya (George Gobel and Sam Levene) -- 8. Love, let me know (Paula Stewart and Stanley Grover) -- 9. Happy birthday, Erwin (Birthday Girls) -- 10. Everything beautiful (George Gobel and Birthday Girls) -- 11. Who's doing what to Erwin? (Paula Stewart, Ted Thurston, Stanley Grover and Maggie Worth) -- 12. I wouldn't have had to (Barbara Nichols) -- 13. There's something about a horse (Company) -- 14. He needs you (George Gobel, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville and Sam Levene) -- 15. Just an honest mistake (Ted Thurston, Stanley Simmonds and Company) -- 16. His own little island (George Gobel) -- 17. If flutterlby wins (George Gobel, Sam Levene, Larry Alpert, Albert Linville, Harold Gary and Company) -- 18. Finale (Entire Company).
Box 102
Record album #2. Livingston and Evans music. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. Never let me go (Nat King Cole) -- 2. The second greates sex (Kitty Allen and George Shaw) -- 3. Open your arms (Gordon MacRae) -- 4. Silver bells (Eddy Howard) -- 5. Silver bells (Bing Crosby and Carole Richards) -- 6. The golden years (Russ Morgan) -- 7. Let me love you (Bill Darnel) -- 8. Marshmallow moon (Dinah Shore) -- 9. Alley oop (Margie Rayburn) -- 10. Let me hear you whisper (Alfred Apaka) -- 11. Let me hear you whisper (Jo Stafford and David Hughes) -- 12. Let me be loved (Montovani and His Orchestra) -- 13. Let me be loved (Eydie Gorme) -- 14. Let me be loved (The Chet Baker-Bud Shank Orchestra) -- 15. Let me be loved (Jimmy Kerr).
Box 103
Record album #3. Livingston and Evans music. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. As I Love You (Joe Williams) -- 2. C'est la guerre (Dick Stewart and The Page Cavanaugh Trio) -- 3. My beloved (Bob Sands) -- 4. Chihuahua choo choo (Ginny Gibson) -- 5. Do it yourself (Bin Hal March) -- 6. Silver bells (The Andrew Sisters with The Robert Mitchell Boys Choir) -- 7. We'll love again (Doris Day) -- 8. Mil violines (Los Tres Diamantes) -- 9. How can I tell her? (The Spencer-Hagen Orchestra) -- 10. Whatever will be, will be (Que Sera, Sera) (Eddy Howard) -- 11. Pat-a-cake/Three blind mice/Jingle bells (Singing Dogs) -- Buttons and bows (Carol Jarvis) -- 13. Silver bells (Four Aces) -- 14. That's how it is (Rosemary Clooney).
Box 103
Record album #4. Livingston and Evans music. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. My beloved (Dick Haymes) -- 2. The ruby and the pearl (Leroy Holmes Orchestra) -- 3. When you love someone (Rosemary Clooney) -- 4. Stuffy (Molly Bee) -- 5. Hey, Punchinello (Jerry Vale) -- 6. Tonight my love (Karen Chandler) -- 7. Wing ding (Bob Hope and Jane Russell) -- 8. Wing ding tonight (Freddy Martin orchestra) -- 9. Marshmallow moon (The Four Knights) -- 10. Banana boat (Betty Hutton) -- 11. The temple of an understanding heart (Jo Stafford) -- 12. As I love you (Shirley Bassey) -- 13. The ruby and the pearl (Jerry Southern) -- 14. Marshmallow moon (Guy Lombardo) -- 15. To each his own (The Three Chuckles).
Box 103
Record album #5. Livingston and Evans music. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. All the time (Johnny Mathis) -- 2. Another time, another place (Pat O'Day) -- 3. Another time, another place (Patti Page) -- 4. Another time, another day (May Kaye Trio) -- 5. Another time, another place (Don Cherry) -- 6. My love loves me (The Four Coins) -- 7. The magic touch (Beverly Kenny) -- 8. How do we know we're in love (Gogi Grant) -- 9. Vertigo (Billy Eckstine) -- 10. Love song from houseboat (Steve Allen) -- 11. Love song from houseboat (Joe Reisman) -- 12. Love song from houseboat (Les Baxter) -- 13. Almost in your arms (Sam Cooke) -- 14. The happy feeling (Debbie Reynolds) -- 15. To each his own (Jane Morgan).
Box 103
Record album #6A. Livingston and Evans music. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Edouard Duleu) -- 2. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Eddie Barclay) -- 3. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Marie Jose) -- 4. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Claud Goaty) -- 5. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Luis Mariano) -- 6. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Henry Leca) -- 7. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Line Renaud) -- 8. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Franck Pourcel) -- 9. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Georges Blanes) -- 10. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Jacqueline François) -- 11. How can I tell her (The Four Freshman) -- 12. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Doris Day).
Box 103
Record album #6B. Livingston and Evans music. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. (13) C'est la guerre (Helen Grayco) -- 2. (14) Tammy (Pat Kirby) -- 3. (15) Silver bells (The Fonaine Sisters) -- 4. (16) Tammy (Richard Hayman) -- 5. (17) That's what you mean to me (Jose Duval) -- 6. (18) My love loves me (Bunny Bishop) -- 7. (19) Tammy (The Ames Brothers) -- 8. (20) Tell my love (Billy Vaughn) -- 9. (21) Tammy (Debbie Reynolds) -- 10. (22) Tammy (Joseph Gershenson) -- 11. (23) Let me be loved (Tommy Sands) -- 12. (24) The loves of Omar Khayyam (Kay Cee Jones).
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Record album #7. Livingston and Evans music. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. (1) I waited so long (Jeri Southern) -- 2. (2) Silver bells (Fred Waring and The Pennsylvanians) -- 3. (3) Tammy (George Barnes) -- 4. (4) To each his own (Billy Ward and The Dominoes) -- 5. (5) Tammy (Bill Snyder Orchestra) -- 6. (6) Hey, Madame (Guy Mitchell) -- 7. (7) Silver bells (Vincent Lopez) -- 8. (8A) We're not children (Abbe Lane) -- 9. (8B) Femininity (Abbe Lane) -- 10. (9A) Surprise (Rosemary Clooney) -- 11. (9B) You don't know him (Rosemary Clooney) -- 12. (10) The morning music of Montmartre (The Norman Luboff Choir) -- 13. (11) You're so right for me (Tony Bennett) -- 14. (12) Life does a man a favor (Vic Damone) -- 15. (13) It's never quite the same (Jo Stafford) -- 16. (14A) Life does a girl a favor (Jeri Southern) -- 17. (14B) We're not children - Jeri Southern (Jeri Southern) -- 18. (15) As I love you (Carmen McRae).
Box 103
Record album #8. Livingston and Evans music. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. (2) Almost in your arms (Johnny Nash) -- 2. (3A) Almost in your arms (Vera Lynn) -- 3. (3B) Love song from houseboat (Mantovani) -- 4. (4) Love song from houseboat (Ralph Marterie) -- 5. (5A) Bing, bang, bong (Don Costa) -- 6. (5B) Love song from houseboat (Don Costa) -- 7. (6) Bing, bang, bong (Leon Merian Orchestra) -- 8. (7) Mona Lisa (Carl Mann) -- 9. (8) Mona Lisa (Conway Twitty) -- 10. (9) Dreamsville (Pat Suzuki) -- 11. (10A) Warm and willing (The sweet corporals) -- 12. (10B) The same old army (The sweet corporals) -- 13. (11) Angeltown (Bob Thompson Orchestra) -- 14. (12) Angeltown (Bob Grabeau) -- 15. (13) Take a giant step (Johnny Nash) -- 16. (14) Silver bells (The Ray Conniff Singers) -- 17. (15) The wish (Johnny Nash).
Box 103
Record album #9A. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. (1A) The Youngblood Hawke (#1) (Mitch Miller) -- 2. (1B) The Youngblood Hawke (#2) (Mitch Miller) -- 3. (2)* Call me irresponsible (Jack Jones) -- 4. (3A)* Try a little tenderness (Neil K. Kyler) -- 5. (3B)* A lot of livin' to do (Neil Kyler) -- 6. (4) Almost in your arms (Lex Golden) -- 7. (5) Dreamsville (Andy Williams) -- 8. (6) Que sera, sera (The High Keyes) -- 9. (7) I was a little too lonely (Pearl Bailey) -- 10. (8) What's yours (The Mary Kaye Trio) -- 11. (9) Tammy (Fred Ellis) -- 12. (10) Warm and willing (John Gary) -- 13. (12) Bonanza (Al Caiola).
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Record album #9B. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. (13) Bonanza (David Rose) -- 2. (14) Bonanza (Buddy Morrow) -- 3. (15) Bonanza (Johnny Cash) -- 4. (16) Bonanza (The Travellers) -- 5. (17) Bonanza (Ralf Paulsen) -- 6. (18) The Youngblood Hawke (Mike Daniels) -- 7. (19) As I love you (Jennie Smith) -- 8. (20) To each his own (The Platters) -- 9. (21) To each his own (The Tymes) -- 10. (22) Buttons and bows (The Browns) -- 11. (23) Buttons and bows (Don Robertson) -- 12. (24) Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack (Jimmy Elledge).
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Record album #10A. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. Let it ride (The Blue Chips) -- 2. Everything beautiful (Norman Luboff) -- 3. His own little island (Norman Luboff) -- 4. Silver bells (Mitch Miller) -- 5. Silver bells (Bob and Dolores Hope) -- 6. Silver bells (Jerry Vale) -- 7. Silver bells (Pat Boone) -- 8. Silver bells (Sammy Kaye) -- 9. (Robert Goulet) -- 10. Silver bells (Al Martino) -- 11. Dear heart (Henry Mancini) -- 12. Dear heart (Jack Jones) -- 13. Dear heart (Andy Williams).
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Record album #10B. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. (14) Angel (Johnny Tillotson) -- 2. (15) Ev'rything beautiful (Rudy Valentyne) -- 3. (16A) *Stormy monday blues (The Harlequins) -- 4. (16B) *You spec (The Harlequins) -- 5. (17) Lonely girl (Bobby Vinton) -- 6. (18) Never too late (David Rose) -- 7. (19) Never too late (Vic Damone) -- 8. (20) Song from the Oscar (Tony Bennett) -- 9. (21) Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Tony Bennett) -- 10. (22A) Song from the Oscar (Percy Faith) -- 11. (22B) The glass mountain (Percy Faith) -- 12. (23) The glass mountain (Johnny Mathis) -- 13. (24) You're gonna hear from me (Dory and Andre Previn).
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Record album #11A. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. Wish me a rainbow (Pattie Page) -- 2. This could have been mine (Mary Lee Whitney) -- 3. His own little island (Alan Sherman) -- 4. We've loved before (Henry Mancini) -- 5. (6) In the arms of love (-- 6. (7) Wish me a rainbow (Elli Saint-James) -- 7. (8A) *Esta saudade (Samba) -- 8. (8B) *Vem Chegando a Madrugada (Samba) -- 9. (8C) *Transformacao (Samba) -- 10. (9A) *Capoeira e Berimbau (Cyro Aguiar) -- 12. (9B) *A Loucura das Garotas (Cyro Aguiar) -- 13. (11) In the arms of love (Sammy Kaye) -- 14. (12A) *Chora, Ceu (Claudia) -- 15. (12B) *Mensagem (Claudia).
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Record album #11B. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. (13) Wish me a rainbow (Gunter Kallman) -- 2. (14) Wish me a rainbow (Karen Verros) -- 3. (15) Wish me a rainbow (Astrud Gilberto) -- 4. (16) Wish me a rainbow (Margie Rayburn) -- 5. (17) Wish me a rainbow (Leonie Norton) -- 6. (18) In the arms of love (Henri Mancini) -- 7. (19) Tammy (Dean Coutney) -- 8. (20) In the arms of love (Andy Williams) -- 9. (21) In the arms of love (Al Martino) -- 10. (22) *Alfie (Jack Jones) -- 11. (23A) *Velho Pescador (Nana) -- 12. (23B) *Saveiros (Nana) -- 13. (24A) *Amor-Paz (Maysa) -- 14. (24B) *Dia Das Rosas (Maysa).
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Record album #34A. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. Wait until dark (Gerri Granger) -- 2. Wait until dark (Earl Wilson Jr.) -- 3. Wait until dark (Sue Raney) -- 4. Wait until dark (James Darren) -- 5. Wait until dark (Mel Torme) -- 6. Wait until dark (Henry Mancini Orchestra) -- 7. Silver bells (Booker T. and The M.G.'s) -- 8. Let me so love (Ed Ames) -- 9. Tammy (The Gunter Kallman Chorus) -- 10. To each his own (Frankie Laine) -- 11. Someday you'll be sorry (Mike Douglas) -- 12. To Rome with love (The Exotic Guitars) -- 13. Silver bells (Perry Como) -- 14. *Cinderella rockella (Shanda Lear).
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Record album #34B. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. (15A) Midnight cowboy (Henry Mancini Orchestra) -- 2. (15B) *Ballad of easy rider (The Byrds) -- 3. (16) Silver bells (Raymond Lefevre Orchestra) -- 4. (17A) *Raindrops keep fallin' on my head (B. J. Thomas) -- 5. (17B) *Come Saturday morning (The Sandpipers) -- 6. (18) Silver bells (The Brady Bunch) -- 7. (19) Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Mary Hopkin) -- 8. (20) His own little island (The Don Tweedy Singers) -- 9. (21A) *Cantiga por Luciana (Eva) -- 10. (21B) *Meu Mundo (Eva) -- 11. (22A) *Regra Tres (Toquinho e Vinicius) -- 12. (22B) *Valsa para una Menininha (Toquinho e Vinicius) -- 13. (23A) Where do I go from here (Anita Kerr) -- 14. (23B) Carolina clown (Girl Demo) -- 15. (24A) *Celosa, Celosa, Celosa (Donald) -- 16. (24B) *Donde Vas, Chiquita Bonita (Donald).
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Record album #35. Livingston and Evans music and miscellaneous*. Undated. Note: Copies of commercial recordings, labels unidentified. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1.(1) To each his own (Lamar Morris) -- 2. (2A) *The way we were (Barbra Streisand) -- 3. (2B) *What are you doing the rest of your life (Barbra Streisand) -- 4. (3) The joke's on me (Henry Mancini Orchestra and Choir) -- 5. (4) I was a little too lonely (Pearl Bailey) -- 6. (5) Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (The Raes) -- 7. (6) Warm and willing (Johnny Mathis) -- 8. (7) Mister Ed (Tiny Tim and The Gloomchasers) -- 9. (8) Silver bells (The Judds) -- 10. (9A) Querida mia (Trio Guadalara) -- 11. (9B) Querida mia (R. Valentino and Gale Stoddard) -- 12. (10) *Frasier (Johnny Mercer).
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Que sera, sera: The songs of Livingston and Evans (Karen Benjamin and Alan Chapman). Completely Baked CD 914, 2006.1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. Bing! Bang! Bong! -- 2. I shoulda quit when I was ahead -- 3. Almost in your arms -- 4. Buttons and bows / Bonanza -- 5. How can I tell him? / Tammy -- 6. Ray: How we lost an Oscar -- 7. Femininity (from the musical) -- 7. Ray: The song with nine lives -- 9. Mona Lisa -- 10. Mister Ed -- 11. To each his own -- 12. The mole people -- 13. Ray: Jay's favorite song -- 14. Never let me go -- 15. Stuff like that there -- 16. Ray: Tinkle bell -- 17. Silver bells -- 18. Ray: A song for Hitchcock -- 19. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera).
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Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney - That travelin' two-beat. Copy of a commercial recording, probably Collectors' Choice Music CCM-221-2; EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets 72435-34208-2-6, which was taken from Capitol LP 2300. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. That travelin' two-beat -- 2. New Vienna Woods -- 3. Knees up, Mother Brown -- 4. Roamin' in the gloamin' -- 5. Adios senorita -- 6. Come to the mardi gras -- 7. Hear that band -- 8. The daughter of Molly Malone -- 9. The poor people of Paris -- 10. I get ideas -- 11. Ciao, ciao, bambina -- 12. That travelin' two-beat (reprise).
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The great American composers - Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Columbia House 2C2 8651--C22 8651, 1996. 2 sound discs (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Disc 1: 1. Buttons and bows (Dinah Shore) -- 2. My friend Irma (The Modernaires) -- 3. You're wonderful (Buddy Clark) -- 4. My own, my only, my all (Kay Kyser and his orchestra) -- 5. Just a moment more (Sarah Vaughan) -- 6. The ruby and the pearl (Frankie Laine) -- 7. Haven't got a worry (Rosemary Clooney) -- 8. Meet a happy guy (Guy Mitchell) -- 9. Lucky us (Dinah Shore and Buddy Clark) -- 10. Just for fun (Kay Kyser and his orchestra) -- 11. Dream girl (Les Brown and his orchestra) -- 12. Lovely weather for ducks (Rosemary Clooney) -- 13. As I love you (Shirley Bassey) -- 14. Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Doris Day) -- 15. Almost in your arms (Sophia Loren) -- 16. Dreamsville (Lola Albright) -- 17. Tammy (Andy Williams) -- 18. Mona Lisa (Jerry Vale) -- 19. Wish me a rainbow (Patti Page) -- 20. Paris smiles (Mel Tormé) -- 21. Maybe September (Tony Bennett) -- 22. Dear heart (Andy Williams. Disc 2: 1. Cincinnati (Kay Kyser and his orchestra) -- 2. On the other end of a kiss (Buddy Clark) -- 3. Golden earrings (Dinah Shore) -- 4. Bad news (Rosemary Clooney) -- 5. A dime and a dollar (Guy Mitchell) -- 6. Hey, Punchinello (Jerry Vale) -- 7. Thanks to you (The Four Lads) -- 8. I'll always love you (Dinah Shore) -- 9. Man and woman (Rosemary Clooney and Guy Mitchell) -- 10. You're so right for me (Tony Bennett) -- 11. Give it all you got (Jill Corey) -- 12. Life does a man a favor (Vic Damone) -- 13. You don't know him (Rosemary Clooney) -- 14. Hey, Madame (Guy Mitchell) -- 15. Bing! Bang! Bong! (Sophia Loren) -- 16. Straight to baby (Lola Albright) -- 17. Femininity (Eileen Rodgers) -- 18. In the arms of love (Andy Williams) -- 19. Never too late (Tony Bennett) -- 20. Wait until dark (Mel Tormé) -- 21. To each his own (Buddy Greco) -- 22. Lonely girl (Bobby Vinton) -- 23. Silver bells (Andy Williams).
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Dinah Shore: Buttons and bows, and other hits. Sony Music Special Products, The Good Music Record Company, DSK A22365, 1991. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
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Schlager-Megabox. Bergish Gladbach Papagayo-Musikverlag Gerig, 1996. 3 sound discs (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Bonanza (Ralf Paulsen).
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Ann Hampton Callaway: Slow. Shanachie 5118, 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Never let me go (Ann Hampton Callaway).
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Jackie Ryan: This heart of mine. OpenArt Records 0A 07282, 2003. Note: Case inscribed to Ray Evans by Jackie Ryan. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Maybe September (Jackie Ryan).
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Rosemary Clooney: Love songs. Columbia/Legacy CK 90900, 2004 (1950). 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: When you love someone -- That's how it is (Rosemary Clooney).
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Dedicated to Nelson: Rosemary Clooney. Concord Jazz CCD-4685, 1996, 1995. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Haven't got a worry (Rosemary Clooney).
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Holly Cole Trio: Don't smoke in bed. Manhattan CPD 0777 7 81198 2 1, 1993. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be).
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Lynne Jackson and Mike Palter: Girls, momms, and me. Cabret Consortium CC 9948, 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be).
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Jon Weber plays the songs of Livingston and Evans. Mood Records MD-1111, 1998. 2 sound discs (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: Disc 1: 1. It's never quite the same -- 2. Strange little girl -- 3. To each his own -- 4. Almost in your arms -- 5. Meetcha 'round the corner -- 6. Ev'rything beautiful -- 7. Life does a man a favor -- 8. We'll love again -- 9. What a deal! -- 10. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) -- 11. A square in the social circle -- 12. Sepulveda -- 13. Mona Lisa -- 14. As I love you -- 15. Keep it simple -- 16. Mister Ed -- 17. I waited so long -- 18. Silver bells -- 19. It's never quite the same / Reprise. Disc 2: 1. It's never quite the same -- 2. 'Round and 'round the Christmas tree -- 3. Bonanza -- 4. I'll eat my hat -- 5. Angeltown -- 6. What's yours? -- 7. Buttons and bows -- 8. Femininity -- 9. All the time -- 10. Cincinnati -- 11. The mole people -- 12. Never let me go -- 13. It doesn't dost a dime to dream -- 14. You don't know him -- 15. Let me be loved -- 16. You're so right for me -- 17. The best undressed girl in town -- 18. Tammy -- 19. Mister Ed -- 20. G'Bye now -- 21. It's never quite the same / Reprise.
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Best of Bob Hope. Capitol Records 72435-40863-2-8, 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: 1. Buttons and bows (Bob Hope with The Clark Sisters, 1948) -- 3. My favorite brunette (Bob Hope with Dorothy Lamour and Paul Weston, 1947) -- 5. Wing-ding tonight (Bob Hope with Jane Russell, 1951)-- 6. Lucky us (Bob Hope with Margaret Whiting) -- 9. Beside you (Bob Hope with Dorothy Lamour and Paul Weston, 1947) -- 10. That's not the knot (Bob Hope with The Clark Sisters).
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Oh captain! (Original Broadway cast with Tony Randall). Sony Music, DRG Records DRG 19030, originally released by Columbia Masterworks OL 5280 (1958), 2002. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: 1. Overture / A very proper town -- 2. Life does a man a favor (When it gives him simple joys -- 3. Life does a man a favor (When it leads him down to the sea) -- 4. Captain Henry St. James -- 5. Three paradises -- 6. Surprise -- 7. Life does a man a favor / Hey, Madame! -- 8. Femininity -- 9. It's never quite the same -- 10. We're not children -- 11. Give it all you got / Love is hell -- 12. Keep it simple -- 13. The morning music of Montmartre -- 14. You don't know him -- 15. I've been there and I'm back -- 16. Double standard -- 17. You're so right for me -- 18. All the time -- 19. Finale.
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Oh captain! 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Copy of analog sound disc, probably of Columbia Masterworks OL 5280 (1958). Contents: 1. Overture -- 2. A very proper town -- 3. Life does a man a favor -- 4. Captain Henry St. James -- 5. Three paradises -- 6. Surprise -- 7. Life does a man a favor -- 8. Hey Madame -- 9. Femininity -- 10. It's never quite the same -- 11. It's never quite the same (reprise) -- 12. We're not children -- 13. Give it all you got -- 14. Love is hell -- 15. Keep it simple -- 16. The morning music of Montmartre -- 17. You don't know him -- 18. I've been there and I'm back -- 19. Double standard -- 20. You're so right for me -- 21. All the time -- 22. Finale.
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Oh captain! (Stan Freeman and his Quartet). Copy of analog sound disc, probably of Columbia CL 1126 (1958). 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: 1. I've been there -- 2. Life does a man a favor -- 3. You don't know him -- 4. We're not children -- 5. You're so right for me -- 6. Hey, Madame! -- 7. A very proper town -- 8. Give it all you got -- 9. Surprise.
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Oh captain! (The Bob Prince Quintet). Copy of analog sound disc, probably Harmony HL 7097 (1958). 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: 1. A very proper town -- 2.. Hey, Madame! -- 3. The morning music of Montmartre -- 4. You don't know him – 5. Give it all you got -- 6. Surprise -- 7. Life does a man a favor -- 8. Keep it simple -- 9. You're so right for me -- 10. We're not children.
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Oh captain! (Leonard Feather and Dick Hyman). Copy of analog sound disc, probably of Columbia CL 1167 (1958). 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: 1. Quintet: Femininity -- 2. Quartet: You're so right for me -- 3. Octet: You don't know him -- 4. Quartet: Hey, Madame -- 5. Quintet: We're not children -- 6. Quintet: All the time -- 7. Quintet: Life does a girl a favor -- 8. Quartet: Give It all you got -- 9. Octet: Keep it simple.
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Livingston and Evans songbook featuring Michael Feinstein. Concord Records FCD-3101-2, 2002. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: 1. You're so right for me -- 2. Mona Lisa -- 3. What fools these mortals be -- 4. Buttons and bows -- 5. The late scene -- 6. Bonanza / Mr. Ed -- 7. All the time -- 8. How much will I love you -- 9. His own little island -- 10. Silver bells -- 11. Ya' got class -- 12. Never let me go -- 13. Jubilie-jubilo -- 14. Tammy -- 15. Through children's eyes -- 16. To each his own -- 17. Almost in your arms -- 18. Henriette -- 19. The mating season -- 20. Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) -- 21. As I love you -- 22. Anywhere but here -- 23. Wish me a rainbow.
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The best of Nat "King" Cole. EMI-Capitol Music 72438-19704-2-3, 1997 (1993). 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Mona Lisa.
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Unforgettable. Blue Moon BMCD 3002, 1994. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Mona Lisa (Nat King Cole).
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Bob Hope: Thanks for the memory - 25 original mono recordings, 1938-1952. Sanctuary Classics/Living Era CD AJA 5493, 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: My favorite brunette -- Beside you -- Buttons and bows -- That's not the knot -- Lucky us -- Wing ding.
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Ronny Whyte: Thanks for the memory - A tribute to Bob Hope and the songs he performed on stage and screen. Audiophile Records ACD-313, 2000. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Buttons and bows (Ronny Whyte) -- Medley: Christmas lamplight / Silver bells (Ronny Whyte).
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Pink Martini: Sympathique. Heinz Records HNZ001-2CD, 1997. Note: 2 jewel cases and 1 booklet with inscription. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be).
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Corky Hale. Lass-Hale Productions, GNPD 2254, GNP Crescendo Records, 1998. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Never let me go (Corky Hale).
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Quiet now: Bill Evans. Verve Records 314 559 735-2, Polygram Records, 1999. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Never let me go (Bill Evans, piano).
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Shirley Horne: May the music never end. Verve Records 440-076-028-2, 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Maybe September (Shirley Horn).
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Forever. Dan Troxell, 2007. Note: Inscribed to Ray Evans by Mark Kershner. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: All the time (Mark Kershner).
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Moments magic and memories. Music Masters MM 35027-2, 2000. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Silver bells (Denise Thimes).
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Be my life's companion. Send Me Records SMR-CD-061, 2006. Note: Additional booklet inscribed by Sandie Gillard. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: In Laguna (Johnny Carroll).
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Fetenhits après ski. Polystar 584-406-2, LC 04324, 2001. 2 sound discs (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be) (Hermes House Band).
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It's about time. Maharlika Girl Music, 2006. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Dancing in the sky -- I think of you -- Rhapsody -- Hopelessly romantic (Gale Stoddard).
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Cry me a river (Mark Kershner). Hut Sut Music HS 711, ca. 2004. Note: CD cover is inscribed to Ray Evans by Mark Kershner; No Evans songs. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
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Broadway songbook: Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Chapter 1: 1941-1950 -- Chapter 2: 1950-1954.
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Broadway songbook: Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Chapter 1: 1946-1955 -- Chapter 2: 1954-1958.
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Broadway songbook: Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Chapter 3: 1958-1977.
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Broadway songbook: Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Chapter 3: 1954-1957 -- Chapter 4: 1958-1961.
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Broadway songbook: Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Chapter 5: 1961-1978.
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Mona Lisa (Nat King Cole). Undated. 1 sound cassette.
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Untitled cassette. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: G'Bye now (Vaughn Monroe) -- To each his own (Eddy Howard) -- Golden earrings (Peggy Lee) -- Buttons and bows (Dinah Shore) -- A thousand violins (Tony Martin) -- Mona Lisa (Nat King Cole) -- Always love you (Dean Martin) -- Home cookin' (Bing Crosby) -- Silver bells (Bing Crosby) -- The ruby and the pearl (Perry Como) -- Never let me go (Nat King Cole) -- As I love you (Joe Williams) -- Almost in your arms (Sophia Loren) -- Que sera, sera (Doris Day) -- Tammy (Debbie Reynolds) -- All the time (Johnny Mathis) -- Surprise (Rosemary Clooney) -- Bonanza (Al Caiola) -- His own little island (Luboff) -- Warm and willing (Andy Williams) -- Mr. Lucky (Anita Kerr Singers) -- Dear heart (Andy Williams) -- Arms of love (Andy Williams) -- Maybe September (Tony Bennett) -- Joke's on me (Henry Mancini) -- Wish me a rainbow (Gunther Kallman).
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Marlene Verlplanck: A Quiet Storm. Audiophile Records AC-256, 1990. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Lovers in New York (Marlene VerPlanck).
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The very best of Ray Conniff. Music Star Production MS 8265, 1970s. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Ray Conniff).
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Vicki Benet: The last time I saw Paris. MCA MCAC-1562, 1983. Note: No Evans songs. 1 sound cassette.
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Ronny Whyte: All in a night's work. Audiophile AC-247, 1988. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Never let me go -- The mole people (Ronny Whyte).
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Sugar babies: The Broadway cast recording. Broadway Entertainment Records BET 8302, 1983. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Sugar baby bounce -- Warm and willing (Jane Summerhays, Linda Ravin, Chris Elia and The Sugar Babies, Dick Hyman and Patrick Holland).
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Mickey Rooney and Ann Miller in "Sugar Babies": The Broadway cast recording. Broadway [B*Way] Entertainment Records BE 8302-C, 1983. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Sugar baby bounce -- Warm and willing (Jane Summerhays, Linda Ravin, Chris Elia and The Sugar Babies, Dick Hyman and Patrick Holland).
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Tommy Dorsey, Frank Sinatra, and Axel Stordahl: The Dorsey/Sinatra radio years, 1940-42, and the historic Stordahl session. RCA AFK1-4741, 1983. 1 sound cassette.
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The Hambo quartet of pianos. Quartet Inc., 1985. Note: No Evans songs. 1 sound cassette.
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Walt Wilder Orchestra with Joyce Rogers. Note: No Evans songs. 1 sound cassette.
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Mireille Mathieu: Welterfolge. Copy of commercial recording, probably of Ariola-Express 297 003-200, 1988. 1 sound cassette.
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Scope and Contents

This series is comprised of non-commercial audio and visual recordings. It is arranged by recording format, including analog sound discs, compact discs, tape reels, sound cassettes (analog and digital), video cassettes, digital video discs, a film reel, and a hard disk drive of audio files. The songs of Jay Livingston and Ray Evans make up the majority of the works represented. A smaller number of songs by Ray Evans and other composing partners as well as some spoken-word recordings fill out the remainder of the series. Included are unpublished and pre-published commercial recordings, studio recordings, radio airchecks, concert and event recordings, interviews, and commercial recordings which have been copied or "backed up" on alternative media. The recordings span the years 1944 to 2012. This series was processed by John F. Anderies

Jimmy Campbell, Ray Connelly, Henry M. Woods, Try a little tenderness. Custom Fidelity Records, undated. 1 sound disc : 45 rpm ; 7 in. Contents: Try a little tenderness (Neil K. Kyler) / Jimmy Campbell, Ray Connelly, Henry M. Woods -- A lot of livin' to do (Neil K. Kyler) / Lee Adams, Charles Strouse.
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Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, Carolina clown (Girl). Larry Shane Music, Inc., undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 45 rpm ; 7 in.
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Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, Carolina clown (Nacio Herb Brown, Jr.). Undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 7 in.
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Dory and Andre Previn, You're gonna hear from me (from "Inside Daisy Clover"). Undated. Note: "Not for Professional Use." 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 7 in.
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Ray Evans, Sit rite down. Capitol Records, recorded May 25, 1965. 1 acetate sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
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Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, All the time. Sound Trek, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in. Contents: All the time -- His own little island.
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Jay Livington and Ray Evans, Back door blues. Gold Star, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
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Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Call me. Gold Star, 1970. 1 double-sided sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in. Contents: Call me -- You'll always be my lovin' baby.
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Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, G'Bye now (Frankie Masters). Gold Star, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in. 2 copies.
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Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Once is not enough. Famous Music, Gold Star, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
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Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, What's the use of crying. Bibo Music Pub. Inc., Gold Star, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
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Henry Mancini, Untitled, from "What did you do in the war, daddy." Twin City Music Corp., Gold Star, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
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Henry Mancini, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, In the arms of love. Twin Chris Music demo, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
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Henry Mancini, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, We've loved before. Southdale Music, Gold Star, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
Box 142 Folder 15
David Raksin, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, How shall we begin. Electro-Vox copy, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
Box 142 Folder 16
Max Steiner, Jay Livingston, Ray Evans, Velvet evening. Gold Star, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 45 rpm ; 8 in.
Box 142 Folder 17
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, A toi je donne. Gold Star, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: A toi je donne (slow version) -- My love my life (Marisa Pavan, Bob Wagner, and orchestra, from "What price glory").
Box 143 Folder 1
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, All about love (from "Military policeman"). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: A toi je donne (Marilyn Maxwell and orchestra) -- All about love (Marilyn Maxwell and orchestra with Bob Hope) -- Right or wrong (Marilyn Maxwell and orchestra).
Box 143 Folder 2
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Almost in your arms (instrumental version, from "Houseboat"). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 3
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Angela (vocal and instrumental, from "The night of the grizzly"). Paramount Pictures Music Department, Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 4
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, As I love you (John Hanson). Undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 5
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, As I love you (Ronnie Hilton). Undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 6
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, At the nickelodeon (Isn't it romantic). Audiodisc NY, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 7
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows. Electro-Vox copy, recorded July 15, 1947 and August 20, 1947. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Buttons and bows -- Meetcha 'round the corner.
Box 143 Folder 8
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows (Evelyn Knight). Electro-Vox copy, recorded at Texaco Star Theater, December 17, 1947. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 9
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows (The Andrews Sisters). C.B.S., Electro-Vox, recorded September 24, 1948. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 10
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows (Dorothy Shay, on the Spotlight Revue Program). Electro-Vox, recorded October 8, 1948. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 11
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows (Martha Tilton). C.B.S., Electro-Vox, recorded October 21, 1948. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 12
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows (Professor Feedle bomp, i.e. Feetlebaum and the Spike Jones Singers). Electro-Vox, recorded November 12, 1948. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 13
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows (Frank Sinatra, Axel Stordahl Orchestra). Electro-Vox, recorded November 13, 1948. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 14
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows (Jo Stafford, on the Chesterfield Show). N.B.C., Electro-Vox, recorded December 7, 1948. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 15
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows. Electro-Vox, recorded at the Academy Awards, March 24, 1949. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Buttons and bows (Jane Russell) -- Presentation of award.
Box 143 Folder 16
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows ("This is Paris" copy). Eccles Recordings, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 17
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, The cat and the canary. Electro-Vox, recorded September 1, 1946 and October 4, 1944. 1 sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in. Contents: The cat and the canary -- The cat and the canary (John Mercer, on the Johnny Mercer Show).
Box 143 Folder 18
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Cincinnati (Dottie O'Brien). Electro-Vox copy, recorded June 11, 1947. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 19
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Dream girl. Electro-Vox copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Dream girl -- My own true love.
Box 143 Folder 20
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Evergreen. Gold Star, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in. Contents: Evergreen -- Viva Madison Avenue.
Box 143 Folder 21
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Fa la nana bambin. Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Fa la nana bambin (Anna Maria Alberghetti) / Traditional -- My kind of day (Anna Maria Alberghetti).
Box 143 Folder 22
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, 'Ey Maria. Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 23
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Fancy pants. United copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in. Contents: Fancy pants (for Pearl Bailey) -- Fancy pants (for Ray Bolger, Ethel Merman).
Box 143 Folder 24
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Gee it's gonna be wonderful (from musical stage presentation "I love Lydia"). Gold Star copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Gee it's gonna be wonderful -- I was waiting for you.
Box 143 Folder 25
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Give it all you've got (from musical stage presentation "I love Lydia"). Gold Star copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Give it all you've got -- I love Lydia.
Box 143 Folder 26
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Give the little girl a great big hand (from musical "I love Lydia"). Gold Star copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Give the little girl a great big hand -- My most [delectable dream].
Box 143 Folder 27
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Golden earrings (Betty Russell). Electro-Vox copy, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 28
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Golden earrings (Frank Sinatra, Axel Stordahl Orchestra, for "Hit Parade"). Electro-Vox copy, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 29
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Haven't got a worry to my name (Street scene) (Anna Maria Alberghetti, Rosemary Clooney). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 30
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Haven't got a worry to my name (Street scene) (Rosemary Clooney and company). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 31
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Haven't got a worry. Electro Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 32
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Highway polka (from "Swing hostess"). Electro-Vox copy, recorded August 30, 1944. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 33
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Home cookin'. Electro-Vox rehearsal record, recorded July 18, 1949. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 34
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, I do, I do. Electro-Vox, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: I do, I do (Rosemary Clooney) -- Lovely weather for ducks (Rosemary Clooney, Anna Maria Alberghetti).
Box 143 Folder 35
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, I was a little too lonely (music from the Universal Picture "1821"). Undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 36
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, I'll always love you (Dean Martin). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 37
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Isn't it romantic. Electro-Vox copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Isn't it romantic -- Wonderin' when.
Box 143 Folder 38
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Let me be loved. Radio Recorders, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Let me be loved (Take 9) -- Let me be loved (vocal).
Box 143 Folder 39
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Let me love you. Famous Music Corp., Gold Star, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 40
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Let me put it this way (from "I love Lydia"). Gold Star copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Let me put it this way -- Vi[ve la Buck].
Box 143 Folder 41
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Life is a beautiful thing (Evelyn Knight). Electro-Vox copy, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 42
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Life is a beautiful thing. Associated Recording Studios copy, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 43
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Lucky us. NBC, Electro-Vox copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Lucky us (Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, on the Bob Hope Program) -- One thousand violins (Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, on the Bob Hope Program).
Box 143 Folder 44
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Mama mama mama (Where you get de cigar). Famous Music, Gold Star, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 45
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Man & woman (Johnny Nash). Gold Star, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 46
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, The music stopped. Radio Recorders, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in. Contents: The music stopped (Vic Damone, at Bowl Concert) -- Warm and willing (Vic Damone, at Bowl Concert).
Box 143 Folder 47
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, My heart is my home (Anna Maria Alberghetti, Lauritz Melchoir). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 48
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Never let me go (Nat "King" Cole, from "The kiss off"). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 49
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Never let me go (Nat King Cole, accompanying himself on the piano, from "The kiss off"). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 50
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Never too late (vocal). Undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 51
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Nostalgia (demonstration by writers). Famous Music, Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 52
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, On the other end of a kiss (Songs by Sinatra). Music City Recording Studio aircheck, recorded January 8, 1947. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 53
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Once more. Gold Star, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 54
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, One last fling (From musical "I love Lydia"). Gold Star copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: One last fling (stage version) -- Wonderful when.
Box 143 Folder 55
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, One last fling (From musical "I love Lydia"). Gold Star copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: One last fling (suicide version) -- Order of the garter.
Box 143 Folder 56
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Que sera, sera (From "The man who knew too much"). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in. Contents: Que sera, sera (Doris Day) -- We'll love again (Doris Day).
Box 143 Folder 57
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Que sera, sera (Japanese version). Radio Recorders, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 58
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Que sera, sera. Gold Star, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 10 in. Contents: Side 1: Que sera, sera (Carmela Ray, for Capitol) --Que sera, sera (Los Moonlights, for RCA Victor) -- Mil violines (Los Tres Diamantes, for RCA) -- Mil violines (United Artists) -- Mil violines (Chucho Avellanet); Side 2: Que sera, sera (Elia y Paloma Fleta, for Montilla FM 91) -- Que sera, sera (Manolo Munoz for Musart DM 958) -- Que sera, sera (Virginia Lopez, for RCA Victor) -- Que sera, sera (Carlos Montoya, for RCA Victor).
Box 143 Folder 59
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Que sera, sera. Estudios C.A.B. Buenos Aires, undated. Note: "To my dear friend Ray - Ben Molar." 1 double-sided sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 10 in. Contents: Side 1: Que sera, sera (Enrique Balladares) -- Que sera, sera (Gladys Marvel) -- Que sera, sera (Luis Aguile); Side 2: Que sera, sera (Hector Yarke) -- Que sera, sera (Elder Barber) -- Que sera, sera (Hector Casas).
Box 143 Folder 60
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Riviera (From musical stage presentation "I love Lydia"). Gold Star copy, undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: Riviera -- Vive la Buck.
Box 143 Folder 61
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, The ruby and the pearl (Perry Como, Mitch Ayres Orchestra). Gold Star, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 62
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Silver bells (Harry Babitt). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 63
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Take a giant step (Johnny Nash). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 64
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, To each his own. Electro-Vox, recorded September 17, 1946 and October 5, 1946. 1 double-sided sound disc : 10 in. Contents: To each his own (David Forrester Orchestra, on the Red Skelton Show) -- To each his own (Andy Russell, on Hit Parade).
Box 143 Folder 65
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Warm as wine (Kenny Baker). Glamour Manor, Electro-Vox copy, recorded October 17, 1946. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 66
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, We waited so long (music from the Universal Picture "1821"). Undated. 1 double-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in. Contents: We waited so long -- When I fell in love.
Box 143 Folder 67
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Wonderin' when (Pearl Bailey). Electro-Vox copy, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 68
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Words, music and dreams. Gold Star, undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 69
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Ya got class (Gloria Gray and Charles Lind). Universal Records, Inc., undated. 1 single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 70
Curt Massey Presents: A salute to Livingston and Evans. Electro-Vox KNX, recorded March 22, 1950. 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 71
Unidentified sound recording. Undated. Note: In RCA Victor sleeve; from the Ray & Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation: "inaudible lecture, male voice." 1 single-sided sound disc : 10 in.
Box 143 Folder 72
Felice Green interview. Audiodisc, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 12 in.
Box 144 Folder 1
The Fred Waring Show. Electro-Vox, recorded at NBC, February 4, 1949. 2 acetate sound discs : 12 in. Contents: Disc 1, side 1: Part One; Disc 1, side 2: Part Two; Disc 2, side 1: Part Three.
Box 144 Folder 2-3
Interview with Jay Livingston and Ray Evans by Ira Cook on Lucky Lager KFAC. Electro-Vox copy, recorded July 18, 1946. 1 acetate sound disc ; 12 in.
Box 144 Folder 4
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Captain's paradise. Gotham GRC-44733; 1 acetate sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in.
Box 144 Folder 5
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, The captain's paradise. Gold Star Recording demo, undated. 1 acetate sound disc, 33 1/3 rpm, microgroove ; 12 in. and 1 acetate sound disc, 33 1/3 rpm, microgroove ; 10 in. Contents: Disc 1, Side 1: Prologue -- A very proper town -- Life does a man a favor (when it gives him simple joys) -- Surprise; Disc 1, Side 2: Captain Henry St. James -- Life does a man a favor (when it leads him to the sea) -- Madame -- Life does a man a favor (when it puts him in Paree) -- We're not children -- You don't know him; Contents: Disc 2, Side 1: #11- You're so right for me -- Anywhere but here. .
Box 144 Folder 6-7
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, I should'a quit when I was ahead (Pearl Bailey). Electro-Vox, undated. 1 acetate single-sided sound disc : 78 rpm ; 12 in.
Box 144 Folder 8
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, My love is a stranger (Audrey Cooper). Capitol Records demo, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 12 in. and original sleeve. Contents: Side 1: My love is a stranger -- Buttons and bows -- Why am I in love -- Mona Lisa -- Go away my love -- Without tears; Side 2: The late scene -- There I go again -- To each his own -- Never let me go -- Strange little girl -- Que sera (Whatever will be, will be).
Box 144 Folder 9
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, On the other end of a kiss (Perry Como and the Satisfiers). Music City Recording aircheck, recorded on November 1, 1946. 1 single-sided acetate sound disc : 12 in.
Box 144 Folder 10
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, The red parasol. Gold Star, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. Contents: Side 1: The story -- France -- Bon bon bon -- Henrietta -- Afraid of men -- Honor me; Side 2: Tango for lechers -- The natives are restless tonight -- I called it love -- The red parasol.
Box 144 Folder 11
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, This is home (Michael Dees). Walt Disney Productions demo, recorded March 13, 1973. 1 acetate sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, microgroove ; 12 in.
Box 144 Folder 12
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Vive la difference (book by Alec Coppel). Gold Star, undated. 2 acetate sound discs ; 12 in.
Box 144 Folder 13-14
Henry Mancini, Charade. Gold Star, undated. 1 acetate sound disc : 12 in. Contents: Side 1: Charade -- Bistro -- Bateau mouche -- Megere -- Bye bye Charlie -- Happy Carousel; Side 2: Charade -- Orange tamoure -- Latin snowfall -- Drip dry waltz -- Mambo Parisienne -- Punch and Judy -- Charade.
Box 144 Folder 15
Van Alexander and Ray Evans, Some of the sounds I love. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 1
America swings radio show, starring Horace Heidt, Jr. with Ray Evans. Horace Heidt Productions, Inc., undated. 2 sound discs (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Disc 1: Part I -- Disc 2: Part II.
Box 145 Item 2-3
America swings radio show, starring Horace Heidt, Jr. with Ray Evans. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Parts 1 & 2.
Box 145 Item 4
Geoffrey Clarkson and Ray Evans, Wow! Recorded by Tim Hayden, Ned's Place Recording, Nashville, TN, 2002. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Solo vocal -- Full sing -- Track only.
Box 145 Item 5
Geoffrey Clarkson and Ray Evans, Wow. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 6
Geoffrey Clarkson, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, 4 song sampler from Geoffrey Clarkson. Copyright 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Wow! -- Bluer than blue -- I sing love songs - Love is.
Box 145 Item 7
Geoffrey Clarkson, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Wow! Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Wow! -- Bluer than blue -- I sing love songs -- Love is.
Box 145 Item 8
Dan Coleman and Ray Evans, Christmas song idea. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Christmas kiss.
Box 145 Item 9
Dan Coleman and Ray Evans, Christmas kiss. Copyright 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 10
Dan Coleman and Ray Evans, Christmas kiss. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 11
Ray Evans, 12 songs. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: My brother, the blues -- Bittersweet -- Surrender -- Christmas in Brazil -- Make love, make nice -- Been there, done that (3/4) -- Been there, done that (4/4) -- Wow -- Dancing in the sky -- The sounds I love -- The soundtrack of my life -- Christmas kiss.
Box 145 Item 12
Ray Evans, 12 Songs. Wilder Bros. Recording Studio, undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: My brother, the blues -- Bittersweet -- Surrender -- Christmas in Brazil -- Make love, make nice -- Been there, done that (3/4) -- Been there, done that (4/4) -- Wow -- Dancing in the sky -- The sounds I love -- The soundtrack of my life -- Christmas kiss.
Box 145 Item 13
Ray Evans, Lyrics of Ray Evans: Featuring his musical friends. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: My brother (Michael Feinstein) -- Bittersweet (Michael Feinstein) -- Surrender (Michael Feinstein) -- Christmas in Brazil (Gale Stoddard) -- Make love, make nice (Paul Horner) -- Been there, done that (3/4) (Paul Horner) -- Been there, done that (4/4) -- Wow (Geoff Clarkson) -- Dancing in the sky (Gale Stoddard) -- The sounds I love (Van Alexander) -- The soundtrack of my life (Harriet Schock) -- Christmas kiss (Dan Coleman).
Box 145 Item 14
Michael Feinstein and Ray Evans, Bittersweet. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 15
Michael Feinstein and Ray Evans, Interview on NPR. Recorded February 1, 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 16
Michael Feinstein and Ray Evans, Melody for Ray from Michael Feinstein. Recorded 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Bittersweet.
Box 145 Item 17
Michael Feinstein and Ray Evans, Melody for Ray from Michael Feinstein. Recorded February 7, 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Surrender.
Box 145 Item 18
Michael Feinstein and Ray Evans, My brother, the blues. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 19
Michael Feinstein and Ray Evans, New melody for Ray. Recorded May 11, 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: I want it all -- Brother the blues -- Bittersweet -- Surrender.
Box 145 Item 20
Michael Feinstein and Ray Evans, Surrender. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 21
Michael Feinstein and Ray Evans, Surrender. Undated. Note: "Original Final." 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 22
Girl, recorded by Piney Girl. Universal Music Publishing Group, undated. Note: "Interpolates 'Que Sera Sera' (Evans, Livingston)." 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 23
Geoffrey Hamilton and Ray Evans, Love will happen. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
Box 145 Item 24-25
Happy 90th birthday Ray! From Bob and Wendy Welch. Copyright 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 26
Happy birthday Ray Evans from Nick Gerard and John Regan. Recorded February 4, 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
Box 145 Item 27-28
Paul Horner and Ray Evans, Been there, done that! Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: 3/4 version -- 4/4 version.
Box 145 Item 29
Paul Horner and Ray Evans, Make love, make nice. Copyright 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 30
It's showtime! with John Regan and guest, Ray Evans. Recorded March 2 and 5, 2006. Contents: Disc 1: First hour; Disc 2: Second hour. 2 sound discs (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 31-32
Jay & Ray on Hollywood calling, hosted by George Fisher. Recorded 1949? 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 33
Mark Kershner and Ray Evans, B & B (Bed & Breakfast). Note: "Number #10." Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 34
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Almost in your arms. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Almost in your arms -- Buttons & bows -- The cat & the canary -- Highway polka -- Silver bells -- You're so right -- What fools these mortals be -- Life is a beautiful thing -- Que sera, sera -- Surprise -- Through children's eyes -- Too little time.
Box 145 Item 35
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Another time, another place. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: Another time, another place -- Rhapsody / Stoddard and Evans.
Box 145 Item 36-37
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Bonanza. Universal Music Publishing Group, undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Extended mix -- Club mix -- Funny mix.
Box 145 Item 38
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Bonanza (A vaca extraterrestre). Universal Music Publishing Group, undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 39
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Canada (piano music). Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
Box 145 Item 40-41
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Having a wonderful wish (Vera Lynn, orchestrated by Robert Farnon). Note: "London Records, 78 rpm." Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 145 Item 42
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, I'll always love you (Querida mia). Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Querida mia (unknown) -- I'll always love you (Dean Martin).
Box 145 Item 43
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Let it ride (George Gobel, Sam Levene, Barbara Nichols). Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Overture -- Run, run, run -- The nicest things -- Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack -- Broads ain't people -- Let it ride -- I'll learn ya -- Love, let me know -- Happy birthday, Erwin -- Everything beautiful -- Who's doing what to Erwin? -- I wouldn't have had to -- There's something about a horse -- He needs you -- Just an honest mistake -- His own little island -- If flutterby wins -- Finale.
Box 146 Item 1
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Lucinda mia (piano). Recorded February 6, [year unknown]. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Lucinda mia -- Wish me a rainbow -- Another time, another place -- I think of you -- Child of the sun.
Box 146 Item 2
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Michael Feinstein: Livingston & Evans songbook. Undated. Note: "7/26/01 sequence." 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: You're so right for me -- Mona Lisa -- What fools these mortals be -- Buttons and bows -- The late scene -- Bonanza/Mr. Ed -- All the time -- How much will I love you -- His own little island -- Silver bells -- Ya' got class -- Never let me go -- Jubilie-Jubilo -- Tammy -- Through children's eyes -- To each his own -- Almost In your arms -- Henriette -- The mating season -- Que sera, sera -- As I love you -- Anywhere but here -- Wish me a rainbow.
Box 146 Item 3
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Michael Feinstein: The music of Livingston and Evans. Recorded June 22, 2001. Note: "Disc One." 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: All the time -- Almost in your arms -- As I love you -- Bad news -- Band baby -- Bonanza/Mr. Ed -- Buttons and bows -- France -- Henriette -- Highway polka -- His own little island -- How many heartbeats -- How much will I love you -- Jubi-li, Jubi-lo -- Life is a beautiful thing -- Mona Lisa -- Nothing will keep me away -- Que sera, sera -- Silver bells -- Surprise.
Box 146 Item 4
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Michael Feinstein sings "The Livingston and Evans songbook." Note: "7/17/01 Sequence." Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 5
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Mona Lisa and Silver bells. Famous Music Publishing Company, undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Mona Lisa (Vocal) -- Mona Lisa (Instrumental) -- Silver bells (Choral) -- Silver bells (Instrumental).
Box 146 Item 6
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Never let me go (Ann Hampton Callaway). Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 7
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Never let me go (Nat King Cole). Soundtrack recordings from "The Scarlett Hour," original title, "The Kiss Off." Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Piano and voice version -- Orchestra version (Riddle).
Box 146 Item 8
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Never let me go (Darice Richman). Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 9
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Querida mia (Guada Larja Trio). Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 10
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Saddle the wind (Julie London). Undated. Note: "Unused version." 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 11
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, To each his own (Monty Alexander). Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: To each his own -- Maybe September.
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A lovely evening with Bing Crosby, volume one. Bing's Friends & Collectors Society Series. Produced by A Reluctant Spear Carrier Production, undated. Note: "To Ray Evans, A Music Master." Does not contain music or lyrics by Ray Evans. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: That old gang of mine -- Marie -- One for my baby -- River stay away from my door -- What'll I do? -- When my sugar walks down the street -- I've heard that song before -- Remember -- I'll take romance -- Ballin the jack -- Old buttermilk sky -- The song is ended -- Puttin on the ritz -- Always -- Thank you for a lovely evening -- Love makes the world go round -- All alone -- Coquette.
Box 146 Item 13
Malcolm McLaren, Doomed. Universal Music Publishing Group, undated. Note: "Samples Tammy." 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 14
Nick Gerard's Rendezvous room: Ray Evans. Recorded November 23, 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
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Tom O'Hara, A tribute to Frank Sinatra. Undated. Note: Inscribed "For Ray." Does not contain music or lyrics by Ray Evans. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 17
Ray Evans at the University of Pennsylvania. Recorded April 18, 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
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Ray Evans: Interviewed by Doug McIntyre. Wilder Bros. Recording Studio, recorded February 1, 2003. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 20
Harriet Schock and Ray Evans, This is the soundtrack of my life. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 21
Sentimental journey: The life of Doris Day: Que sera, sera (Richard Miles, presenter; F[?] C[?], producer; Graham Knowles, mixer). Recorded May 14, 2004. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 22
Silver bells: What's in a song. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 23
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, Christmas in Brazil (Roland Valentino). Copyright 2005. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 24
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, Dancing in the sky. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
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Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, Hopelessly romantic (Jeff Lass, piano; Roland Valentino, voice). Copyright 2007. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 27
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, I think of you. Copyright 2006. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 28
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, I think of you. Recorded July 6, 2006. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 29
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, Rhapsody. Copyright 2005. Note: "3 Version." 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 30
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, Rhapsody. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 31
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, The Santa Claus samba (Christmas in Brazil) (Roland Valentino). Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
Box 146 Item 32-33
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, Someone special. Copyright 2006. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
Box 146 Item 34-35
Gale Stoddard and Ray Evans, The songs of Stoddard & Evans. Undated. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies. Contents: I think of you -- The Santa Claus samba (Christmas in Brazil) -- Someone special -- Dancing in the sky -- Rhapsody.
Box 146 Item 36-37
Wyn Ritchie Evans memorial, Ray Evans tribute. Wilder Bros. Recording Studio, recorded at Hillcrest Country Club, May 2, 2003. 2 sound discs (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
Box 146 Item 38-41
Wyn Ritchie Evans memorial files. 1 computer optical disc : 4 3/4 in. (3 image files).
Box 146 Item 42
Victor Young, Open ended interview regarding "Song of surrender." Note: "For Ray [heart] Michael Feinstein," dated October 23, 2006. 1 sound disc (CD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 146 Item 43
Andy & Lisa AYF. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 3 in.
Box 147 Item 1
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Buttons and bows (Jane Russell at Academy Award presentation). Undated. Note: "To Jay Livingston and Ray Evans." 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 3 in.
Box 147 Item 2
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Monday mourning on Saturday night. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 3 in. Contents: Monday mourning on Saturday night (Virginia Verrill) -- G'Bye now (Horace Heidt) -- G'Bye now (Martha Tilton).
Box 147 Item 3
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Various hits. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 5 in. Contents: Side 1: How can I tell her -- To each his own -- Golden earrings -- Mona Lisa -- A thousand violins -- I'll always love you -- The streets of Loredo -- Buttons and bows -- Never let me go -- Everything beautiful -- Whatever will be, will be -- Que sera, sera -- To each his own (F. Laine) -- Dear heart -- Wish me a rainbow -- Bing bang bong -- In the arms of love -- All the time; Side 2: As I love you -- Bonanza -- Surprise -- The Oscar -- Tammy -- Silver bells -- Almost in your arms -- You didn't know him -- His own little island -- Ruby and pearl.
Box 147 Item 4
78 dubs [additional illegible handwriting on case]. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in.
Box 148 Item 1
American Guild of Authors and Composers, 50th anniversary, Livingston and Evans tribute. Recorded at Beverly Wilshire Hotel, March 31, 1982. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in.
Box 148 Item 2
Andy and Lisa. Recorded August 1963. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in.
Box 148 Item 3
Angel in the night (conducted by V. Borisavljevic). Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Angel in the night (short version) -- Angel in the night (short version - "Good") -- Angel in the night (long version) -- Angel in the night (short version without whistling - "The Best").
Box 148 Item 4
Angel in the night. Undated. Note: "Extra copies of instr. track from Yugoslavia." 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: 1/4 track 7 1/2 IPS instr. track. Copy -- 1/2 track 15 IPS instr. track. Copy -- 1/2 track 15 IPS instr. track.
Box 148 Item 5
Floyd Henderson, Mother interview. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Note: Includes letter to Mrs. Evans from Floyd Henderson, dated February 5, 1964.
Box 148 Item 6
Library honor. Recorded April 27, 1981. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Library presentation -- Library presentation.
Box 148 Item 7
Livingston and Evans Adeline's. Recorded Phoenix, AZ, November 7, 1981. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in.
Box 148 Item 8
Livingston and Evans NYC "Y". Recorded May 2-3, 1982. 2 sound tape reels : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Tape 1: Sides 1 and 2; Tape 2: Sides 3 and 4.
Box 148 Item 9-10
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Copyrights renewed by Jay Livingston & Ray Evans and published by Jay Livingston Music and St. Angelo Music as of December 31, 1985. 4 sound tape reels : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Reel 1: Alley oop (Polka) (Margie Rayburn - Capitol) -- As I love you (Carmen McRae - Decca) -- As I love you (Shirley Bassey, Towerbell. London Symphony Orch.) -- Back home (Betty Hutton, "Satin 'n' spurs" orig. cast Lp, Capitol) -- Back home (country demo) -- Banana boat (Betty Hutton, Nelson Riddle Orch., Capitol) -- C'est la guerre (Dick Stewart, Page Cavanaugh Trio, HIFI Records) -- Chihuahua choo-choo (Gloria Craig, Billy May. Unreleased Capitol Rec.) -- Cincinnati (Martin Davis, Decca) -- Cincinnati (Ray McKinley, RCA-Victor) -- Clink! Clank! Clunk! and Plink! Plank! Plunk! (Recorded in theate [sic] during performance of "That's Life," Hollywood musical) -- Do it yourself (Hal March, Columbia) -- For your applause (Jay Livingston demo) -- Frangiapani blossom (Axel Stordahl orch. Decca. 1st chorus instrumental, 2nd chorus vocal) -- Gee, it's gonna be wonderful (Marilyn King, Michael Dees demo 1920's style); Reel 2: Give it all you got (Susan Johnson demo) -- Holy cow (Jay Livingston demo) -- Honorable congratulations (McGuire Sisters, Coral) -- How do we know we're in love? (Gogi Grant, Frank DeVol orch., RCA-Victor) -- I tried (Jay Livingston demo) -- I've had enough (Betty Hutton, Earl Wrightson. Original cast album of "Satins 'n' spurs," Capitol) -- I was a little too lonely (And you were a little too late) (Nat Cole from Universal soundtrack of "Istanbul") -- Let me be loved (Eydie Gorme, Don Costa Orch., Bernie Glow, trpt. solo, ABC-Paramount) -- Let me hear you whisper (Jo Stafford, David Hughes. Columbia) -- Let's (Jay Livingston demo) -- The little rock roll (Betty Hutton, Nelson Riddle Orch. Original cast album of "Satins 'n' spurs," Capitol) -- The livin' lovin' doll -- (Jay Livingston demo) -- Mama mama mama (Where you get de cigar?) (Jay Livingston demo) -- Marie marimba (Bob Grabeau demo) -- The mole people (Trav's Trio demo) -- Nobody Cares (Betty Hutton. Orig. cast album of "Satin 'n' spurs," Capitol); Reel 4: Oom-pah-papa (Trav's Trio, Warner Bros. Billy May orch.) -- Oo-wah-oh (Trav's Trio, Warner Bros. BIlly May orch.) -- Oo-wah-oh (Trav's Trio, original demo) -- Open your arms (Gordon MacRae, Capitol, Van Alexander orch.) -- Satins 'n' spurs (Betty Hutton, Nelson Riddle orch., chorus. Orig. cast album of "Satins 'n' spurs," Capitol) -- The second greatest sex (Kitty Kallen & George Shaw, Decca) -- Tammy (Debbie Reynolds, Coral) -- Tammy (Nashville demo) -- The temple of an understanding heart (Jo Stafford, Columbia, Paul Weston Orch.) -- That's how it is (Rosemary Clooney, Columbia) -- That's what you mean to me (Jose Duvall, Klapp Records) -- Unforgivable (Jay Livingston demo) -- Warm sun, cold moon (Fast samba) (Jay Livingston demo) -- We'll love again (Doris Day, Columbia, Fank [sic] DeVol Orch.) -- Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Doris Day, Columbia, Frank DeVol Orch) -- Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera) (Nashville demo); Reel 4: Whoop-diddy-ay (Betty Hutton, Nelson Riddle Orch. Orig. cast album of "Satins 'n' spurs," Capitol) -- Why am I in love? (Gloria Craig, Billy May Orch. Unreleased Capitol record) -- Wildcat smathers (Betty Hutton, Nelson Riddle Orch. Orig. cast album of "Satins 'n' spurs," Capitol) -- Woman take over (Calypso) (Jay Livingston demo).
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Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Copyrights renewed by Jay Livingston & Ray Evans and published by Jay Livingston Music and St. Angelo Music as of Jan. 1, 1987. 2 sound tape reels : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Reel 1: Songs from "Oh Captain!" (B'way show): All the time (Johnny Mathis, Columbia single. Also in Greatest Hits album) -- All the time (Leonard Feather - Dick Hyman All Stars on MGM. Coleman Hawkins, Sweets Edison, others. Vocal: Jackie Paris) -- Captain Henry St. James (Original cast, Columbia album. Sung by the sailors) -- Double standard (Orig. cast, Columbia album. Jackie McKeever & Eileen Rodgers) -- Give it all you got (Orig. cast Columbia album. Susan Johnson) -- Femininity (Orig. cast Columbia album. Eileen Rodgers) -- Hey, Madame (Guy MItchell, Columbia single) -- It's never quite the same (Show version) (Orig. cast album, Edward Platt, Jacqueline McKeever, and chorus) -- It's never quite the same (Publication version) (Jo Stafford, Columbia single) -- I've been there (And I'm back) (Orig. cast Columbia album. Edward Platt and Tony Randall) -- Keep it simple (Rosemary Clooney on MGM album, "The Ferrers," Phil Moore, arr.) -- Life does a man a favor (Jose Ferrer, Rosemary Clooney. "The Ferrers," MGM) -- Life does a man a favor (Jeri Southern, single Roulette record. Sy Oliver, arr.) -- The morning music of Montmartre (Original cast Columbia album. Susan Johnson and Chorus); Reel 2: "Oh Captain!" songs, cont.: Surprise! (Orig. cast Columbia album. Tony Randall and Jacqueline McKeever) -- Surprise! (Rosemary Clooney, Columbia single. Frank DeVol, arr.) -- A very proper town (Orig. cast Columbia album. Ensemble, Tony Randall) -- We're not children (Orig. cast Columbia album. Paul Valentine, Jackie McKeever) -- We're not children (Publication version. Abbe Lane RCA-Victor single) -- You don't know him ("Oh Captain!" demo. Rosemary Clooney, Columbia single) -- You're so right for me (Rosemary Clooney, Jose Ferrer, and Buddy Cole group on "Oh Captain!" demo tape) -- You're so right for me (Peggy Lee in Capitol album, "Olè a la Lee") -- You're so right for me (Tony Bennett, Columbia single) -- Other Songs: Calcutta (Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney. RCA-Victor album, "Fancy meeting you here." Billy May, arr.) -- I tried (4 voices and piano by Jay Livingston. June 1988) -- I waited so long (Nat Cole, Universal sound track. Nelson Riddle, arr.) -- The magic touch (Universal title song. Beverly Kenney, Ralph Burns, arr. Decca) -- This happy feeling (Universal title song. Debbie Reynolds, Coral single).
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Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Copyrights renewed by Jay Livingston & Ray Evans and published by Jay Livingston Music and St. Angelo Music as of Jan. 1, 1988. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Angeltown (Single, Bob Thompson Orchestra and Chorus, RCA-Victor) -- The beat of the blues (Jay Livingston, Gold Star demo, 1/5/59. Track 2 only) -- Bonanza (Original TV theme, David Rose orch. on "Television's greatest hits" LP) -- Bonanza (Al Caiola, guitarist & orch., single on United Artists. This is the record that was in the Top Ten the first year of the show and made the song a qualified work) -- Bonanza (The Fantastic Strings of Felix Slatkin, in the Liberty LP, "Many splendored themes") -- Bonanza (Marty Gold, jazz version in "Swingin' west" LP on RCA-Victor) -- Bonanza (Buddy Morrow orch. in "Double impact" LP on RCA-Victor. Partial vocal, original lyric. Jazz oriented) -- Bonanza (Lorne Greene, singing a lyric he wrote with Ken Darby. In the German LP, "Free country, Songs von Freiheit und Abenteuer") -- Bonanza (Ralph Paulsen, German language vocal. In two LP's and a single) -- Bonanza ("Pretty little girl" lyric. New demo by Jay Livingston) -- Dreamsville (Henry Mancini, RCA-Victor single and on LP) -- Dreamsville (Andy Williams, Columbia single and on LP) -- J. J. Jones (Jay Livingston, new demo. Performed by Jay Livingston on Arthur Murray Dance Party, NBC-TV) -- Nothing will keep me away (Jay Livingston, Gold Star demo, 1958) -- Not quite a waltz (Jay Livingston, Don Ralke orch. Gold Star, 5/19/59) -- Sin! (Jay Livingston demo, July 1988. Performed on TV by Stubby Kaye) -- Straight to baby (Lola Albright in Columbia LP. "Dreamsville," Henry Mancini orchestra) -- Take a giant step (Johnny Nash, ABC-Paramount single. Title song from a Hecht-Lancaster movie) -- The wish (Johnny Nash, ABC-Paramount single).
Box 149 Item 3
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Hits from G'Bye now to Wish me a rainbow. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Side 1: G'Bye now (Vaughn Monroe) -- To each his own (Eddy Howard) -- Golden earrings (Peggy Lee) -- Buttons and bows (Dinah Shore) -- A thousand violins (Tony Martin) -- Mona Lisa (Nat Cole) -- I'll always love you (Dean Martin) -- Home cookin' (Bing Crosby) -- Silver bells (Bing Crosby and Carol Richards) -- The ruby and the pearl (Perry Como) -- Never let me go (Nat Cole) -- As I love you (Joe Williams) -- Almost in your arms (Sophia Loren) -- Que sera, sera (Doris Day) -- Tammy (Debbie Reynolds); Side 2: All the time (Johnny Mathis) -- Surprise (Rosemary Clooney) -- Bonanza (Al Caiola) -- His own little island (Luboff Singers) -- Warm and willing (Andy Williams) -- Mr. Lucky (Anita Keir Singers) -- Dear heart (Andy Williams) -- In the arms of love (Andy Williams) -- Maybe September (Tony Bennett) -- The joke's on me (Henry Mancini) -- Wish me a rainbow (Gunther Kallman).
Box 149 Item 4
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Music tracks - Odyssey in progress. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Old gypsy man (vocal) -- I gave you a river (vocal) -- I gave you a river (instrumental) -- Happy magic (vocal) -- Happy magic (instrumental).
Box 149 Item 5
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Que sera, sera. Undated. Note: In Spanish. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Que sera, sera (Elia y Paloma Fleta) -- Que sera, sera (Manolo Muñoz) -- Que sera, sera (Virginia Lopez) -- Que sera, sera (Carlos Montoya) -- Que sera, sera (Carmela Ray) -- Que sera, sera (Los Moonlights) -- Mil violines (Los Tres Diamantes) -- Mil violines (Chucho Avellantet).
Box 149 Item 6
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, The red parasol (book by Edmund Beloin and Henry Garson). Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: The story -- France -- Bon! Bon! Bon! -- Henriette -- Yes -- Afraid of men -- Honor me -- Tango for Lechers -- The natives are restless tonight -- I called it love -- It just didn't happen that way -- The red parasol.
Box 149 Item 7
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Souvenir, Avenir. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Souvenir, Avenir (Mary Lawrence) -- I came out of the dark (And found you) (Selma Cipoes) -- Fox trot (Pete Rugolo).
Box 150 Item 1
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Souvenir, avenir. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Souvenir, avenir -- I came out of the dark.
Box 150 Item 2
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Sugar baby bounce (part erased). Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in.
Box 149 Item 8
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Untitled tape reels. Undated. 8 sound tape reels : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Tape 1, side 1: G'Bye now (Vaughn Monroe) -- Let's go home (Roberta Lee) -- Highway polka (Johnny Mercer) -- The cat and the canary (Johnny Mercer) -- What a deal (Martha Tilton) -- Sepulveda (Alvino Ray) -- Stuff like that there (Betty Hutton) -- A square in the social circle (Betty Hutton) -- To each his own (Eddy Howard) -- Warm as wine (Kenny Baker) -- On the other end of a kiss (Buddy Clark) -- My favorite brunette (Dorothy Lamour and Bob Hope) -- Beside you (Freddy Martin) -- Golden earrings (Peggy Lee); Tape 1, side 2: Academy Award presentation (Kathryn Grayson) -- Buttons and bows (Dinah Shore) -- Wonderin' when (Pearl Bailey) -- That's not the knot (Bob Hope) -- Cincinnati (Ray McKinley) -- Dream girl (George Paxton) -- My own true love (Margaret Whiting) -- Just for fun (Dean Martin) -- My own, my only, my all (Dean Martin) -- My friend Irma (The Modernaires) -- My love loves me (Anne Shelton) -- Song of surrender (Dick Haymes) -- Streets of Laredo (Ray Noble) -- Havin' a wonderful wish (Dinah Shore) -- A thousand violins (Tony Martin); Tape 2, side 1: I'll always love you (Dean Martin) -- Baby, obey me (Dean Martin) -- Home cookin' (Bing Crosby) -- Silver bells (Bing Crosby & Carol Richards) -- Bonne nuit (Bing Crosby) -- Your own little house (Bing Crosby) -- Misto Cristofo Columbo (Bing Crosby) -- My beloved (Dick Haymes) -- I'd like to baby you (Robert Q. Lewis) -- Life is a beautiful thing (Evelyn Knight) Tape 2, side 2: Why should I believe in love? (Dinah Shore) -- Let me put it this way -- My most delectable dream -- Riviera -- I love Lydia -- Viva la -- Wondering when -- One last fling -- Thanks to you (The Four Lads) -- California rose (Vaughn Monroe) -- My love, my life (Jane Froman) -- Haven't got a worry (Rosemary Clooney) -- My kind of day (Anna Maria Alberghetti); Tape 3, side 1: Lovely weather for ducks (Rosemary Clooney) -- I Do, I do, I do (Rosemary Clooney) -- The Ruby and the Pearl (Perry Como) -- The golden year (Tony Martin) -- Right or Wrong (Marilyn Maxwell) -- All about love (Marilyn Maxwell and Bob Hope) -- Let me love you (Rosemary Clooney) -- Brave man (Rosemary Clooney) -- Mama, mama, mama (Rosemary Clooney) -- We'll love again (Doris Day) -- Never let me go (Nat Cole) -- I've Waited So Long (Nat Cole) -- I Was a Little Too Lonely (Nat Cole); Tape 3, side 2: Sepulveda (The King's Jesters) -- The Cat and the Canary (Jay Livingston) -- To each his own (The Ink Spots) -- To each his own (Tony Martin) -- To each his own (Trudy Erwin) -- To each his own (The Modernaires and Paula Kelly) -- To each his own (Freddy Martin) -- To each his own (The Esquire Trio) -- To each his own (Andy Russell) -- To each his own (David Forester Orchestra) -- To each his own (Don Byas Quartet) -- On the other end of a kiss (Frank Sinatra) -- On the other end of a kiss (Betty Hutton) -- Golden earrings (Frank Sinatra) -- Golden earrings (Betty Russell); Tape 4, side 1: Golden earrings (Victor Young) -- Golden earrings (Guy Lombardo) -- Golden earrings (Dinah Shore) -- Golden earrings (Jack Fina) -- Golden earrings (Anita Ellis) -- Golden earrings (Bing Crosby) -- Beside you (Ziggy Elman) -- Beside you (Eddy Howard) -- Beside you (Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour) -- Buttons and bows (Evelyn Knight) -- Buttons and bows - radio show (Evelyn Knight) -- Buttons and bows (Dinning Sisters) -- Buttons and bows (Gene Autry) -- Buttons and bows - radio show (Dorothy Shay); Tape 4, side 2: Buttons and bows (Betty Rhodes) -- Buttons and bows (Bob Hope) -- Buttons and bows - Hit Parade (Frank Sinatra) -- Buttons and bows - radio show (Jack Smith & Martha Tilton) -- Buttons and bows - radio show Spike Jones (Professor Feedlebaum) -- Buttons and bows (Helen O'Connell) -- Buttons and bows (Gracie Fields) -- Buttons and bows - Radio Show (Jo Stafford) -- Buttons and bows - Academy Awards (Jane Russell) -- Buttons and bows (Maurice Chevalier) -- Buttons and bows (in Japanese) -- Buttons and bows (Andrews Sisters) -- At the nickelodeon) -- Wonderin' when (Mary Hatcher) -- Dream girl (Phil Brito); Tape 5, side 1: Dream girl (Carmen Cavallero) -- Dream girl (Les Brown) -- Dream girl (Freddy Stewart) -- Dream girl (Snooky Lanson) -- My own true love -- My own true love (Vic Damone) -- My own true love (Vaughn Monroe) -- Cincinnati (Kay Kyser) -- Cincinnati (Martha Davis) -- Cincinnati (Helen Forrest) -- Cincinnati (Dottie O'Brien) -- Just for fun (Freddy Martin) -- Just for fun (Kay Kyser); Tape 5, side 2: Just for fun (Jane Harvey) -- My own, my only, my all (Kay Kyser) -- My own, my only, my all (Frankie Lane) -- My own, my only, my all (Art Lund) -- My own, my only, my all (Freddy Martin) -- My own, my only, my all (Monica Lewis) -- My love loves me (Fran Warren) -- My love loves me (Jack Fina) -- My love loves me (Richard Hayes) -- My love loves me (Dorothy Carless) -- Song of surrender (Buddy Clark) -- Song of surrender (Mindy Carson) -- Song of surrender (Vera Lynn) -- Streets of Laredo (Dick Haymes) -- Streets of Laredo (Reggie Goff); Tape 6, side 1: Streets of Laredo (Dennis Day) -- Havin' a wonderful wish (Shep Fields) -- Havin' a wonderful wish (Benny Goodman) -- A thousand violins (Luis Arcaraz) -- A thousand violins (Bing Crosby) -- A thousand violins (Dinah Shore) -- A thousand violins (Victor Young (Sandy Evans) -- A thousand violins (Vera Lynn) -- A thousand violins (Paul Weston) -- A thousand violins (Russ Case (Stuart Foster)) -- A thousand violins (Los Tres Diamantes) -- A thousand violins -- Lucky us (Bing Crosby and Bob Hope) -- Lucky us (Margaret Whiting and Bob Hope) -- Song of Delilah (Mitch Miller); Tape 6, side 2: Mona Lisa ("T" Texas Tyler) -- Mona Lisa (Jimmy Wakely) -- Mona Lisa (Dennis Day) -- Mona Lisa (Moon Mulligan) -- Mona Lisa (Harry James) -- Mona Lisa (Charlie Spivak) -- Mona Lisa (Leighton Noble) -- Mona Lisa (Alexander Brothers) -- Mona Lisa (Buddy Cole) -- Mona Lisa (Art Lund) -- Mona Lisa (Ralph Flanagan) -- Mona Lisa (Victor Young) -- Mona Lisa (Luis Arcaraz) -- Mona Lisa (Perez Prado) -- Mona Lisa (The Gay Sextet); Tape 7, side 1: Mona Lisa (Frank Culley) -- You're wonderful (Bing Crosby) -- Copper canyon (Art Lund) -- Copper canyon (Madelyn Russel) -- Copper canyon (Russ Morgan) -- I'll always love you (Dinah Shore) -- I'll always love you (Eileen Wilson and Don Cherry) -- I'll always love you (Trio Guadalajara) -- I'll always love you (Dean Martin) -- I'll always love you (Martha Tilton) -- Baby, obey me (Russ Case) -- Home cookin' (Alexander Brothers) -- Home cookin' (Jerry Grey) -- Home cookin' (Dorothy Shay) -- Home cookin' (Rehearsal) -- Home cookin' (Betty Garrett); Tape 7, side 2: Home cookin' (Freddy Martin) -- Home cookin' (Margaret Whiting and Bob Hope) -- Silver bells (Margaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely) -- Silver bells (Harry Babbitt) -- Silver bells (George Cates) -- Silver bells (Shep Fields) -- Silver bells (Richard Hayes and Kitty Kallen) -- Silver bells (Doris Day) -- Silver bells (Fontaine Sisters and Dick Contino) -- Bonne nuit (Paul Weston) -- Bonne nuit (Dean Martin) -- Life is a beautiful thing (Dinah Shore) -- Haven't got a worry (Rosemary Clooney and Anna Maria Alberghetti) -- Lovely weather for ducks (Rosemary Clooney and Anna Maria Alberghetti); Tape 8, side 1: The ruby and the pearl (Frankie Laine) -- The golden years (Charles Nelson) -- Brave man (Burl Ives) -- Never let me go (Nat Cole).
Box 149 Item 9-16
Jay LIvingston and Ray Evans, Untitled tape reels. Undated. 3 sound tape reels : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Tape 1: Chapter 1: 1946-1955: To each his own -- Golden earrings -- Buttons and bows -- Mona Lisa -- Silver bells -- Saturday night in Punkin Crick -- General store -- Marshmallow moon -- Saturday night in Punkin Crick -- Purt' nigh, but not plumb -- Marshmallow moon -- Why should I believe in love -- Chores -- Life is a beautiful thing -- Whoop diddy ay -- Satins and spurs -- Little rock roll -- I've had enough -- You're so right for me -- Go away my love; Tape 2: Chapter 2: 1954-1958: Red garters -- A dime and a dollar -- This is greater than I thought -- Good intentions -- Meet a happy guy -- Bad news -- Man and woman -- Let me hear you whisper -- Never let me go -- Que sera, sera -- Tammy -- Almost in your arms -- Life does a man a favor (when it leads him to the sea) -- Femininity -- We're not children -- Keep it simple -- Morning music of Monmartre -- You don't know him -- All the time; Tape 3: Chapter 5: 1958-1978: Bonanza -- My sons, my sons -- Warm and willing -- Dreamsville -- His own little island -- I wouldn't have had to -- Love let me know -- Just an honest mistake -- Dear heart -- It's never too late -- Love me now -- Maybe September -- In the arms of love -- Wish me a rainbow -- Paris smiles -- Wait until dark -- The joke's on me.
Box 150 Item 3-5
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Untitled tape reels. Undated. 5 sound tape reels : 7.5 ips ; 7 in. Contents: Tape 1: Chapter 1: 1941-1950; Tape 2: Chapter 2: 1950-1954; Tape 3: Tape 3: Chapter 3: 1954-1957; Tape 4: Chapter 4: 1958-1961; Tape 5: Chapter 5: 1961-1978.
Box 150 Item 6-10
Spanish practice. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 7 in.
Box 150 Item 11
Warren Craig, Three-hour program broadcast on KXLU-FM, Los Angeles. Undated. 2 sound tape reels : 7.5 ips ; 7 in.
Box 150 Item 12-13
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, King of Paris (book by Guy Endore). Sunset Sound--Copy 1B, Wilder Bros. Recording Studio (copy 1), undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 10 1/2 in. 2 copies. Contents: Intro and Century of youth -- Merchant of dreams -- Love affairs with life -- Light my lamp -- Style -- Lover--liar--legend -- How many heartbeats? -- His majesty, the chair -- If you dance with a pig -- Some of him, some of the time -- Merci, merci -- King of Paris and Finale.
Box 147 Item 5-6
Untitled tape reel. Undated. 1 sound tape reel : 7.5 ips ; 10 1/2 in.
Box 147 Item 7
11th Aggie Awards, A tribute to Sammy Cahn. Recorded May 2, 1984. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 1
Accra University & Dancers. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Side 1: Accra University & Dancers; Side 2: Ghana dance -- Fisherman (Ewe) -- Dance Togo.
Box 151 Item 2
AGAC L&E tribute. Recorded March 31, 1982. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 3
Alma lectures. Recorded March 15, 1980. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 4
Anniversary songs, Henry Hollaway, writer and producer. The English Service, South African Broadcasting Corporation, recorded June 6, 1985. 1 sound cassette. Contents: To each his own -- G'Bye now -- Buttons and bows -- Mona Lisa -- Home cookin' -- Que sera, sera -- Tammy -- Almost in your arms -- Dreamsville -- Mr. Lucky -- Dear heart -- In the arms of love.
Box 151 Item 5
Arthur Hamilton, Melody. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 6
ASCAP-96 Give it all you've got, part one. Mike Wharf Inc., recorded in 1996. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 7
ASCAP-97 Give it all you've got, part two. Mike Wharf Inc., recorded in 1997. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 8
AYF - From Horace ["G'bye VHT" on the case]. Recorded, WHHS, Havertown, undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Monday morning on Saturday night -- G'Bye now.
Box 151 Item 9
Bob Thompson, Christmas 1990. Recorded 1990. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 10
Cal Arts tribute to Fred Nicholas. Wilder Bros. Recording, recorded October 17, 1993. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 11
Charles Williams, Pine wind songs. Recorded Belmont, NY, undated. 1 sound cassette. Note: Includes handwritten note from "Charlie W." Contents: Girls from Tucson -- 'Til I see you again -- Better day.
Box 151 Item 12
Chile songs. G. Internacional, undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Side 1: Australia -- Francia -- Mexico -- Espana -- Estados unidos -- Italia -- Argentina -- Brasil; Side 2: Irlanda -- Sud Africa -- Chile (A. Planza) -- Chile (N. Garcia) -- Chile (Franco).
Box 151 Item 13
Chinese lessons. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 14
Dakar dinner. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Side 1: Dakar - restaurant; Side 2: Ivoire, Gouro dance.
Box 151 Item 15
DAT G'Bye/Rainbow. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 16
Disney (instrumental). Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 17
DJ Risk. Calling Hollywood, undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 18
Don McCulloch show. Recorded KMPC, Los Angeles, February 3, 1989. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 19
Duke - ASCAP Show. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 20
An evening of nostalgia ["KPRO Interview" on case]. Recorded KPRO Radio 1440, June 17, 1981. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 21
Frank Bresee presents Golden Age of Radio, Ray Evans interview. Recorded October 6, 2006. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 22
Interview with Ray Evans and Jay Livingston ["Mercer Found" on the case]. Recorded Bel Air, CA, June 1, 1996; Chris Paton, interviewer. Note: "Tape #1 of 1 (dub from master); Special Coll's Dept., GSU, M96-5." 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 23
Jay Livingston & Ray Evans at the Sweet Adelines contest. Recorded Phoenix, November 7, 1981. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 24
Jock Carey, Taking off! Produced by Jock Carey, undated. 1 sound cassette. Note: "Promotional copy - not for sale." Contents: Side 1: Easy street -- Medley: Here's that rainy day; Someone to light up my life -- It had to be you -- In love in vain -- You've changed -- There'll be some changes made; Side 2: Skylark -- My buddy -- What is there to say -- Sleppin' bee -- Little Spanish girl -- Never let me go.
Box 151 Item 25
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Three songs. Recorded October 19, 1999. 1 sound cassette. Contents: The mating season -- Band baby -- Nothing will keep me away from you.
Box 151 Item 26
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Beside you ["78's" on the case]. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Side 1: Beside you (Ziggy Elman) -- Beside you (Freddie Martin) -- Golden earrings (Sinatra on Hit Parade) -- Golden earrings (Lombardo) -- Golden earrings (Victor Young) -- Golden earrings (Dinah Shore) -- Golden earrings (Jack Fina) -- Golden earrings (Anita Ellis) -- Golden earrings (Bing Crosby) -- Golden earrings (Peggy Lee) -- Buttons & bows (E. Knight) -- Buttons & bows (D. Shore) -- Buttons & bows (Dinnings) -- Buttons & bows (Gene Autrey); Side 2: Buttons & bows (Dorothy Shay, aircheck) -- Buttons & bows (Betty Rhoades) -- Buttons & bows (Bob Hope) -- Buttons & bows (Sinatra, aircheck on Hit Parade) -- Buttons & bows (Tilton-Smith, aircheck) -- Buttons & bows (Helen O'Connell) -- Buttons & bows (Gracie Fields).
Box 151 Item 27
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Kentucky Lucky (book by James Chapin). Revised February 1977. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 28
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Kentucky Lucky. Recorded in concert, undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Side 1: Act I; Side 2: Act II.
Box 151 Item 29
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Silver Bells. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 30
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, West of east. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: West of east -- Made my choice -- Almost in love -- Wild west showing -- Keep 'em guessing -- That's what I'm afraid of -- The day after tomorrow -- Almost in love -- Broken promises -- What am I afraid of? -- West of east (reprise).
Box 151 Item 31
KRTH interview. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 32
Leach to Evans. Recorded February 2, 1980. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 33
Leach to Livingston & Evans. Recorded January 3, 1982. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 34
Leach to Livingston & Evans. Recorded March 22, [year unknown]. 1 sound cassette.
Box 151 Item 35
Livingston & Evans, Gary Crosby, Ralna English, Jack Latimer ["CANOM" on the case]. Recorded L.A. Stage Co., December 10, 1985. 2 sound cassettes. Contents: Tape 1: Act I; Tape 2: Act II.
Box 151 Item 36-37
Livingston & Evans. Undated. 8 sound cassettes.
Box 152 Item 1-8
Los Angeles Public Library tribute to Livingston and Evans ["Library" on the case]. Recorded April 27, 1981. 1 sound cassette.
Box 152 Item 9
Lyrics & lyricists ["92nd Street Y Concert 5/2/83" on the case]. Cinema/Sound, Ltd., New York, recorded May 2, 1983. 2 sound cassettes. Contents: Tape 1, side 1: Levine -- L&E introduction -- Career history -- To each his own -- TV themes -- You don't known him -- Movie clip: This property is condemned; Tape 1, side 2: Actual property clip -- Dear heart -- Golden earrings -- New Vienna Woods & censorship problems -- Sunset boulevard movie clip -- All the time -- In the arms of love -- Title songs and mole people; Tape 2, side 1: Tammy -- Executive welcome to Y -- Sugar baby bounce -- A little too lonely -- What's yours? -- New let me go -- Movie clip: Houseboat: -- Femininity -- Silver bells; Tape 2, side 2: Square in social circle -- What do you think about me? -- Academy Award winners.
Box 152 Item 10-11
Lyrics & lyricists ["92nd Street Y Concert 5/2/82" on the case]. Cinema/Sound, Ltd., New York, recorded May 2, 1982. 2 sound cassettes.
Box 152 Item 12-13
[Lyrics & lyricists], L&E 92nd St. Y NYC. Recorded May 2-3, 1982. 2 sound cassettes.
Box 152 Item 14-15
Melissa Manchester, Melody for Ray Evans. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 152 Item 16
Michael Feinstein show. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 152 Item 17
Monica Lewis, Locked in and hot! Undated. 1 sound cassette. Inscribed: "Thank you! Much love, Monica." Contents: Never let me go (Michael Lang, Byron Olson).
Box 152 Item 18
Nancy Reed, Calle otcho. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Calle otcho -- Rio morning -- Untitled.
Box 152 Item 19
Oh Captain. Larry Shayne Enterprises, undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Reel 1, Reel 2.
Box 152 Item 20
Pacific broadcasters night. Recorded November 7, 1981 and October 30, 1986. 1 sound cassette. 2 copies. Contents: Side 1: Pacific broadcasters night (10/30/86); Side 2: Sweet Adelines, Phoenix convention (11/7/81).
Box 152 Item 21-22
Ray Evans on NPR!! Recorded Christmas 2005. Note: "Merry Christmas, Ray! Love, Jackie [Ryer?]." 1 sound cassette.
Box 152 Item 23
Sam Pogo, Child of the sun. Recorded Republic of Africa, undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Side 1: Child of the sun -- This long night -- You can make a difference -- In the shadow of the Mother Teresa -- Suddenly, my search is ended.
Box 152 Item 24
Songs (G'Bye now to Wish me a rainbow). Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 152 Item 25
Songs by Joy. Undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: When the children are gone -- Since there was you -- See the sunshine -- Sad love song -- If I should follow you -- Untitled -- Say goodnight not goodbye (Waltz) -- For a while -- I'm coing [sic] out (Schottisch).
Box 152 Item 26
Tanya Tucker: Silver Bells. Undated. 1 sound cassette.
Box 152 Item 27
Tom Abbot, Songs for Ray Evans. Recorded by Northern Lights Music, undated. 1 sound cassette. Contents: Side 1: Girl from the north country -- I'm here -- Her secret heart -- Come on home; Side 2: Sorry wrong number -- Things have sure been different -- Hand & hand -- Tenderness.
Box 152 Item 28
Tony Beilenson birthday party ["Cuban Record" on the case]. Recorded October 29, 1981. Note: "6/24/81" on side 2. 1 sound cassette.
Box 152 Item 29
Wyn MG. Undated. Note: removed from the Wyn Ritchie Evans papers (Ms. Coll. 861). 1 sound microcassette.
Box 152 Item 30
Wyn Ritchie Evans memorial, Ray Evans tribute. Recorded at Hillcrest Country Club, May 2, 2003. Note: Note: 1 copy marked "original copy." 1 sound cassette. 5 copies.
Box 152 Item 31-35
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Bing Crosby sings Livingston and Evans. Undated. 1 sound cassette (DAT) : digital, stereo.
Box 152 Item 36
Livingston/Evans. Undated. 6 sound cassettes (DAT) : digital, stereo.
Box 152 Item 37-42
Ray Evans Music. Includes copies of audio files on the Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation website, and audio files of many of the non-commercial audio recordings represented in this collection. 1 USB portable disk drive (67,664 audio files, 2 data files).
Box 153 Item 1
ASCAP holiday CD. Showbiz Today, CNN Cable Network, recorded December 23, 1999. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 1
Baki manipisn ang ualp (Why the clouds faded) [Tagalog/Filipino movie]. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 2
Bill Ritchie, Live wires and love sparks. Window dub, recorded August 1997. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 3
Blues; Sunset boulevard. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 4
C.C.L.A.A. tribute to Ray Evans. Undated. 2 videocassettes (VHS). Contents: Tape 1: Overture -- ASCAP interview -- G'Bye now -- Almost in your arms -- Ruby & pearl -- Home cookin' -- Dear heart -- Medley -- 3 graces -- Tammy -- Thru children's eyes -- A little too lonely -- Golden earrings -- Buttons & bows -- Intermission -- Overture -- Film clips -- Life is a beautiful thing -- Arms of love -- Square in social circle -- 3 graces -- I'll always love you -- Silver bells (partial); Tape 2: SIlver bells -- 3 graces -- To each his own -- Bad news -- Mona Lisa -- Que sera -- Livingston & Evans -- L&E performance -- Wish me a rainbow.
Box 154 Item 5-6
C.C.L.A.A. tribute to Ray Evans. Undated. 2 videocassettes (VHS).
Box 154 Item 7-8
Commercials, Japan. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). Contents: Tammy -- Que sera, sera.
Box 154 Item 9
Dr. Bernard Strauss: 100 years and counting. Davidian Video Productions, undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 10
Great to be nominated. "Sunset blvd." Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 11
Hollywood legends: An evening with Livingston and Evans. Enchanted Mountain Productions, undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 12
Hoop dreams. Fine Line Features, copyright 1994. Note: "For Promotional Use Only." 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 13
Interview with Ray. Recorded AM Buffalo, July 15, 1996. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 14
Interview with Ray. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). Contents: KHJ 80 -- Argentine way -- Gang's here -- Lemon.
Box 154 Item 15
Johnny Mercer rarities. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). Contents: Bing Crosby show -- Local Savannah doc.
Box 154 Item 16
Karen & Alan with Ray Evans. Sweet Moments on Video, recorded at the Jazz Bakery, undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). 2 copies.
Box 154 Item 17-18
Mathilda's 99th birthday celebration. G.L.L.Video Creations, recorded September 2, 2001. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 19
Misc. videos. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). Contents: Tammy (Chiba Bank) -- Tammy (Yokirushi) -- Que sera, sera (Kirin Beverage) -- TV Olean (Leitha Sargent) -- Bonanza: The return (recorded December 15, 1995).
Box 154 Item 20
Mr. Ray Evans on the Brittany Equation show. Induction into Western New York's Entertainment Hall of Fame. Recorded May 3, 2005. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 21
Nancy Fine and Leitha Sargent, Review of Ray Evans tribute. Recorded August 9, 1993. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 22
NAS highlights: Livingston & Evans segment. Recorded at the Wiltern Theatre, November 1987. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 23
Oh captain. Recorded at the Ray Evans Theater, 2005. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 24
Oh captain. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 25
Pacific Pioneers Broadcasters Luncheon honoring Mickey Rooney; Sportsmen's Lodge Diamond Circle Honoree: Ray Evans. Recorded May 21, 2004. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 154 Item 26
Ray's 90th birthday party. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). 2 copies.
Box 154 Item 27-28
Ray Evans / Jay Livingston -- ASCAP holiday CD. Showbiz Today, CNN Network, recorded December 21 and 23, 1999. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 1
Ray Evans / Jay Livingston. Showbiz Today, CNN Network, recorded December 21, 1999. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 2
Ray Evans' 90th birthday party. Entertainment Television Services, Inc., recorded at the Hillcrest Country Club, February 5, 2005. 4 videocassettes (Betacam).
Box 155 Item 3-6
Red wave (Russian dubbed, dialogue). Two 30 minute shows for Russian TV. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 7
SALA, Star Concert. Recorded July, 1996. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 8
Salute to Ray Evans (Randolph). Recorded 1998. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 9
Silver bells. ABC News interview with Brian Rooney, undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 10
Silver bells. ABC (Channel 7) Interview with Brian Rooney, undated. 4 videocassettes (VHS).
Box 155 Item 11-14
The Songwriters Guild of America, Here's to our losers. David Shine Videography Services, recorded April 11, 2001. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 15
Stanley K. Sheinbaum, ACLU roast. Recorded at the Playboy Mansion, March 11, 1982. Includes note to Evans from Sheinbaum. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 16
Straight talk, Interview with Chandre Ranos. Recorded April 4, 2005. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 17
Swing hostess, PRC Picture starring Martha Tilton, with Iris Adrian and Charles Collins. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 18
Tin Pan South presentation. The Collective / NSAI, undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 19
A tribute to Ray Evans. Recorded by Sweet Moments on Video at Word Stage Theater, VHS Master Tape #1, undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 20
Untitled VHS tape. Recorded June 2-4, 1993. 1 videocassette (VHS). Contents: TV20-Olean, NY (Ray Evans, Leitha Sargent) -- A.M. Buffalo (recorded June 2, 1993) -- Ch. 7 News (recorded June 3 and 4, 1993) -- Ch. 4 News (recorded June 4, 1993).
Box 155 Item 21
Untitled VHS tape. Wilder Bros. Studios, undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). Contents: Film-Rainbow -- Sunset -- Houseboat -- Stork club -- Red garters.
Box 155 Item 22
Untitled VHS tape. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). Contents: Tammy (Chiba Bank) -- Tammy (Yukijirushi) -- Que sera, sera (Kirin Beverage).
Box 155 Item 23
Untitled VHS tape. Undated. Contents: 1 videocassette (VHS). That's right, you're wrong -- Sing your way home -- Two tickets [to London? or to Broadway?].
Box 155 Item 24
Untitled VHS tape. Undated. 1 videocassette (VHS). Contents: Two guys [from Milwaukee] -- [There's] something about [a soldier?] -- Everybody sing.
Box 155 Item 25
World news tonight. Recorded December 24, 2005. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 26
World wide wrestling. UPN, Q01, undated. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 27
YMF spring luncheon with Michael Feinstein. Recorded 2003. 1 videocassette (VHS).
Box 155 Item 28
A.M.P.A.S., Great to be nominated, Sunset Blvd., tapes 1-3. Inscribed: "Nancy Glass [?] interview." 1 videodisc (DVD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 153 Item 2
ASCAP interview: Ray Evans & Jay Livingston. Recorded Tortuoso Way, Livingston home, January 5, 1993. Note: On post-it: "Livingston & Evans at the piano telling their biographies." 1 videodisc (DVD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 153 Item 3
ASCAP interview. Recorded at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC, April 13, 1996. 1 videodisc (DVD) : 4 3/4 in.
Box 153 Item 4
The Brittany Equation Show presents Mr. Ray Evans: Traveling down the railroad of life... From Salamanca, NY to Hollywood! With host Brittany Kroll (Induction into Western New York's Entertainment Hall of Fame, Buffalo, NY). Recorded May 3, 2003. 1 videodisc (DVD) : 4 3/4 in.
Box 153 Item 5
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Oh Captain! Recorded at the Ray Evans Seneca Theater, July 22 and 23, [year unknown]. 1 videodisc (DVD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 153 Item 6
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Que sera, sera: The songs of Livingston and Evans (The Jazz Bakery: Karen Benjamin, Alan Chapman and Ray Evans). Copyright 2006. 1 videodisc (DVD) : 4 3/4 in. 2 copies.
Box 153 Item 7-8
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Theatrical excerpts. Wilder Bros. Recording Studio, undated. 1 videodisc (DVD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 153 Item 9
Lower Moreland High School instrumental winter concert 2004 (Erin Stroup, director). Copyright Syd Weinstein Productions, 2004. 1 videodisc (DVD) : 4 3/4 in. Contents: Saxophone quartet -- Jazz lab band -- Jazz improvisation -- Symphonic band.
Box 153 Item 10
M.G. Founder's Dinner. Recorded Beverly Hills, CA, March 5, 2005. 1 videodisc (DVD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 153 Item 11
Ray Evans interview with Brian Rooney. ABC World News Now, aired December 26, 2005. 1 videodisc (DVD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. Contents: Promo for The Santa Claus samba (Christmas in Brazil) / Gayle Stoddard and Ray Evans.
Box 153 Item 12
To [?], Silver bells. A video by Roi Bubi Escudero, undated. 1 videodisc (DVD) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Box 153 Item 13
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Untitled film compilation. 1 film reel : 16 mm ; 10.5 in. Contents: Wish me a rainbow (from "This property is condemned") -- Paramount don't want me blues (from "Sunset boulevard") -- Almost in your arms (from "Houseboat") -- A square in the social circle (from "Stork club") -- Brave men (from "Red garters").
Box 147 Item 8

Scope and Contents

Comprises the Aggie Award, several gold records, certificates, statuettes, Evans's 80th birthday bowl, and other items, including the key to the city of Los Angeles. There are no Academy Awards in this series.

ASCAP, plaque: "ASCAP is proud to join the Music Friends of the Los Angeles Library in paying tribute to Ray Eans & Jay Livingston for their outstanding contributions to the world of music." 27 April 1981. Circa 8x10", vertical, wood.
Box 107 Folder unknown container
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Circa 8x10", vertical, wood

The Optimist Club of Downey, plaque: "Presented to Ray Evans. 'You write the music of the world.' Thank you for our share.". 10x8" horizontal, wood.
Box 108 Folder unknown container
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10x8" horizontal, wood

Menorah Lodge, plaque: "Thank you Ray Evans and Jay Livingston for a great musical evening 12 February 1987.". 7x9" vertical, wood.
Box 109 Folder unknown container
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7x9" vertical, wood

The Jazz Cruise Hall of Fame, plaque: "Ray Evans. In Recognition of his tireless effort and ivaluable contribution to the Jazz Cruise, the most successful cruise of its type in the world. Class of 2005.". 5x7", horizontal, glass and bronze-colored material.
Box 109 Folder unknown container
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5x7", horizontal, glass and bronze-colored material

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: "Honors Ray Evans Writer of MONA LISA ("Captain Carey, USA") Among the Most Performed ASCAP Standard Songs in Feature Films on Television." 1 October 1976. 9x12", vertical, bronze on wood.
Box 110 Folder unknown container
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9x12", vertical, bronze on wood

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: "Congratulates Raymond B. Evans Writer of "Mona Lisa" Among the Most Performed Country Songs of 1981." 13 October 1982. 9x12", vertical, bronze on wood.
Box 110 Folder unknown container
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9x12", vertical, bronze on wood

CCLAA, plaque: "Ray Evans. In Recognition of a Lifetime of Achievement in Lyrics & Musick and Contributions to the Field of Music and Entertainment." 4 June 1993. circa 8x10", horizontal, metal on wood.
Box 111 Folder unknown container
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circa 8x10", horizontal, metal on wood

Los Angeles Music Week Award, plaque: "Presented to Ray Evans & Jay Livingston." 15 December 1996. 8x10", vertical, metal on wood.
Box 112 Folder unknown container
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8x10", vertical, metal on wood

Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, plaque: "Ray Evans AAFA Walk of Fame - For Bringing the world joy through your memorable songs." 1 June 2000. 7x9", vertical, metal star and plate on wood.
Box 113 Folder unknown container
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7x9", vertical, metal star and plate on wood

American Film Institute: Certificates of recognition for "Buttons and bows," and "Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera)," 2007.
Box 114 Folder 1698
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers: Certificate of membership (1945) and Certificate of honors (1997).
Box 114 Folder 1699
Beta Gamma Sigma: Certificate of election. 16 May 1935.
Box 114 Folder 1700
Beverly Hills (Calif.): Two certificates of recognition: 1) for "outstanding contributions to the cultural enrichment of all mankind." 31 March 1982. 2) Myasthenia Gravis Foundation honoring Ray and Wyn Evans for their contributions. 5 March 1983.
Box 114 Folder 1701
Buffalo (N.Y.). Certificate: Proclamation of Ray Evans Day. 3 May 2005.
Box 114 Folder 1702
California. Secretary of State. Certificate: Commendation of Ray and Wyn Evans for their engagement with the Myastehnia Gravis Foundation. 18 February 1983.
Box 114 Folder 1703
Cattaraugus County (N.Y.): Certificate: Proclamation of Ray Evans Days. 26 May 1993.
Box 114 Folder 1704
Duke University. Medical Center: Certificate of recognition for participating in the Duke ASCAP Songwriter's Festival. 19 May 1978.
Box 114 Folder 1705
Elko County (Nev.): Certificate of ownership. 30 July 1951.
Box 114 Folder 1706
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Los Angeles County Chapter: Certificate of Appreciation from Los Angeles County Women's Chapter. 19 February 1977.
Box 114 Folder 1707
Hollywood Foreign Press Association: Certificate of Nomination for the Golden Globe Award of Merit for "Dear heart." 1965.
Box 114 Folder 1708
Hollywood Press Club: Certificate of special appreciation. 1976.
Box 114 Folder 1709
Los Angeles County (Calif.). Board of Supervisors: Letter of Appreciation regarding The Myasthenia Gravis Foundation. 5 March 1983.
Box 114 Folder 1710
Multnomah County (Or.). Certificate: Proclamation of Ray Evans weekend. 3 March 1994.
Box 114 Folder 1711
Nashville Songwriters Association International. Certificate of recognition: Ray and Jay - 61 years a team. 14 April 1998.
Box 114 Folder 1712
Olean (N.Y.). Certificate: Proclamation of Ray Evans and Jay Livingston weekend. 16 May 1994.
Box 114 Folder 1713
Portland (Or.): Certificate of Royal Rosarians. 3 March1994.
Box 114 Folder 1714
Salamanca (N.Y.). Certificates: Proclamations of Ray Evans days, 1983-1993.
Box 114 Folder 1715
Sperdvac. Two certificates of appreciation, 1993 and 2007.
Box 114 Folder 1716
University of Pennsylvania. Glee Club: Certificate of honorary membership. 1991.
Box 114 Folder 1717
University of Southern California. Songfest Committee: Certificate of appreciation. 1976.
Box 114 Folder 1718
The World Stage Gallery Jazz Vocal Workshop, plaque, 2006. 9x12", metal on wood.
Box 115 Folder unknown container
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9x12", metal on wood

Vine Street Irregulars, trophy, 27 October 2002. circa 7x11", vertical, acrylic.
Box 116 Folder unknown container
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circa 7x11", vertical, acrylic

Young Musicians Foundation, trophy, 27 February 2003. circa 8x9", vertical, heart shaped, acrylic.
Box 116 Folder unknown container
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circa 8x9", vertical, heart shaped, acrylic

Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters, plaque: "Congratulations for many distinguished years in radio and television." 21 May 2004.
Box 117 Folder unknown container
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, nomination plaque for "Dear Heart" as "Song of the Year," (Grammy Award for Song of the Year) 1964.
Box 117 Folder unknown container
Paramount Studio Champs: Baseball Trophy, 1958 -- Sperdvac Cardboard Radio with Evans picture, 2007. Baseball Statuette, height 10", cardboard radio, height 5".
Box 118 Folder unknown container
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Baseball Statuette, height 10", cardboard radio, height 5"

American Guild of Authors and Composers, plaque. 27 April 1987. 12x9.5", wood.
Box 119 Folder unknown container
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12x9.5", wood

The Salvation Army, plaque in honors of 45 years of "Silver bells". 20 November 1995. 13x11", horizontal, wood.
Box 119 Folder unknown container
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13x11", horizontal, wood

Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association, plaque. 30 September 1983. 12x13.5", vertical, wood.
Box 119 Folder unknown container
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12x13.5", vertical, wood

The Betty Clooney Foundation: Singers' Salute to the Songwriter. 28 April 1992. 10x13", horizontal, glass plaque on metal frame.
Box 120 Folder unknown container
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10x13", horizontal, glass plaque on metal frame

The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: "Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera)." Most performed standard songs from feature films, 2 May 1990. Two identical plaques, circa 11x14", wood.
Box 121 Folder unknown container
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Two identical plaques, circa 11x14", wood

The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: "Silver bells." Most performed standard songs from feature films, 2 May 1990. circa 11x14", wood.
Box 121 Folder unknown container
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circa 11x14", wood

Phi Lamda Chi, plaque, 1998. Shield plaque, metal on wood, circa 12x14".
Box 122 Folder unknown container
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Shield plaque, metal on wood, circa 12x14"

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, ASCAP Pop, plaque for "Mona Lisa," most perforemd ASCAP standards, 16 May 1990. 12x14" vertical, wood.
Box 122 Folder unknown container
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12x14" vertical, wood

City of Los Angeles, plaque, 27 April 1981 -- Buttons and bows folding screen. plaque 12x17" vertical, wood; folding screen circa 6x17" vertical.
Box 123 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

plaque 12x17" vertical, wood; folding screen circa 6x17" vertical

Hollywood Chamber of Commerce: Hollywood Walk of Fame, two plaques with star, 1995. 12x12", 11x16".
Box 124 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

12x12", 11x16"

Lucy Award, trophy, 3 May 2005. Height 12", glass.
Box 125 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

Height 12", glass

Princess Cruise trophy, 1982. height 10".
Box 126 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

height 10"

Paramount Studio trophy 1962. height 12".
Box 127 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

height 12"

Coral Gold Record, for "Tammy," 1957.
Box 128 Folder unknown container
Vine Street Irregulars, trophy, 5 February 2006. 7.5x11" vertical, glass and metal.
Box 129 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

7.5x11" vertical, glass and metal

Society of Composers and Lyricists, 2003. curved rectangular glass, circa 10x5", horizontal.
Box 129 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

curved rectangular glass, circa 10x5", horizontal

Miscellaneous Awards: ASCAP medal with blue band, undated; key to the city of Olean, New York, undated; two keys to the city of Salamanca, New York, undated; frame with cast photo and note by school class; Songwwriters Series Tribute Edition for "Silver bells;" glass aquarius paper weight.
Box 130 Folder unknown container
Morrison Film Award statuette, 23 October 1987. height circa 7".
Box 131 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

height circa 7"

Studebaker Drivers Club desk trophy, 1982. height circa 4".
Box 132 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

height circa 4"

Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters, gold "audocron", 1992.
Box 133 Folder unknown container
Two engraved metal picture frames.
Box 134 Folder unknown container
80th birthday glass bowl. height 9", diameter 12".
Box 135 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

height 9", diameter 12"

American Guild of Authos and Composers, trophy, 31 March 1982. Acrylic trophy, H 12", W 15", D 7".
Box 136 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

Acrylic trophy, H 12", W 15", D 7"

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: Certificate of Nomination for Award for "Mona Lisa, "1950. 12"x13.5", wood.
Box 137 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

12"x13.5", wood

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: Certificate of Nomination for Award for " Whatever will be, will be (Que sera, sera)," 1956. 12"x13.5", wood.
Box 137 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

12"x13.5", wood

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: Certificate of Nomination for Award for "Tammy," 1957. 12"x13.5", wood.
Box 137 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

12"x13.5", wood

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: Certificate of Nomination for Award for "Almost in your arms," 1958. 12"x13.5", wood.
Box 137 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

12"x13.5", wood

Framed photograph of Ray Evans holding the Oscar and article from 1996. Frame circa 18"x22", horizontal.
Box 138 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

Frame circa 18"x22", horizontal

Columbia Gold Record for "Que sera, sera (Whatever will be, will be),",1957. 17"x22" vertical, gold record mounted on wood.
Box 138 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

17"x22" vertical, gold record mounted on wood

Columbia Gold Record for "Buttons and bows," 1948. 17"x22" vertical, gold record mounted on wood.
Box 138 Folder unknown container
General Physical Description note

17"x22" vertical, gold record mounted on wood

Academy Award Nomination plaque for "Dear heart," 1964 -- Boomtown Blast plaque, 1969 -- American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers: Pop Award plaque for "Silver bells," 1990.
Box 139 Folder unknown container
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, plaque: Certificate of Nomination for Award for "The cat and the canary," 1945.
Box 140 Folder 1719
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, billboard advertisement, 1982.
Box 140 Folder 1720
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (U.S.), Hall of Fame, "Mona Lisa".
Box 140 Folder 1721
Writers 20th Annual Awards.
Box 140 Folder 1722
City of Los Angeles - Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, proclamation of Ray Evans day, 1983.
Box 140 Folder 1723
City of Los Angeles, commendation, 1981.
Box 140 Folder 1724
City of Los Angeles, commendation, 1995.
Box 141 Folder unknown container
City of Los Angeles, commedation, 1998.
Box 141 Folder unknown container

Scope and Contents

Includes works by Jean Charlot, Arthur Miller Jr., Herman Sachs, Georg Schrimpf, and Sherry Schrut. Also paintings, portraits, and sketches by unidentified artists, as well as some photographs of art works

Miller, Arthur Jr. Watecolor, undated -- Constant. Portrait of a woman's face, black and white crayon, undated -- Schrimpf, Georg. "Hafenstadt," woodcut, 1916. Three mounted photographs of paintings, circa 1920 -- Schrut, Sherry. 1 item -- Unidentified oil paintings, portraits, sketches of cats, dogs, one artist's proof Georke[?] -- photographs of unidentified art works.
Box 140 Folder 1730-1737
Edith Behring 66, 86/110, untitled, signed -- Jean Charlot, "Work and Rest," 1941 -- Herman Sachs, twelve anatomical sketches, circa 1911, and photograph of tapestry designs -- Herman Sachs, "Christ," 1914 -- Expressionist print entitled "Krawall "by Schnels[?] -- unidentified portrait, possibly of Wyn Ritchie Evans[?] -- one print with Japanese motif -- one item by Renina 1967.
Box 141 Folder unknown container

Scope and Contents

Contains posters, a score of "The nicest thing," a large postcard in the form of a silver bell, and a record sleeve inscribed to Ray and Jay in pencil.

Undated silver birthday card in the shape of a bell -- Thomas George exhibit announcement.
Box 140 Folder 1725
Quick Arts Center Gala poster, 1998.
Box 140 Folder 1726
Poster - Randolph Elementary Drama Club Presents Ray Evans, undated.
Box 140 Folder 1727
Unidentified record sleeve 12", inscribed to Ray Evans.
Box 140 Folder 1728
Benny Fields and Blossom Seeley record cover 12", inscribed to Ray Evans.
Box 140 Folder 1728-A
Sheet music: The nicest thing.
Box 140 Folder 1729
Posters and other materials: American Society of Composers and Authors -- Sugar babies -- Los Angeles Times obituary of Ray Evans -- Olean Public Library poster 1991 -- Castel Baroque Mexico 1966.
Box 141 Folder unknown container

Oversize poster of Ray Evans and Jay Livingston: Livingston and Evans, I presume (exhibit), 1981.
Drawer Mss Case

Print, Suggest