Family label
Offbeat label
OJ-3001
Charlie Byrd: Jazz at the Showboat, Volume 1
CHARLIE BYRD SEPTET
Bobby Felder (v-tb) Buck Hill (ts) T. Carson (p) Charlie Byrd (g) Keter Betts (b) Bertel Knox (drs)
Edgewood Studios, Washington D.C.; September 1958
Byrd’s Words (5:32) Offbeat OJ-3001 RLP(S9)-448
Bobby in Bassonvill (1) (4:26) - -
Tri-X (4:29) - -
What’s New? (4:14) - -
Buck’s Hill (4:34) - -
NOTE: (1) Kenneth Pasmanick (bassoon) replaces for B. Hill
CHARLIE BYRD
Ginny Byrd (vcl) acc by Charlie Byrd (g)
Edgewood Studios, Washington D.C.; September 1958
Don’t Explain (3:27) Offbeat OJ-3001 RLP(S9)-448
Blue Turning Grey Over You (2:55) - -
CHARLIE BYRD QUARTET
Charlie Schneer (p) Charlie Byrd (g) Keter Betts (b,cello) Eddie Phyfe (drs)
Edgewood Studios, Washington D.C.; September 1958
Satin Doll (1) (4:20) Offbeat OJ-3001 RLP(S9)-448
Conversation Piece (1)(2)(3) (3:36) - -
Top’s Tune (4) (2:50) -
Stompin’ At the Savoy (3:21) - -
NOTE: (1) C. Schnear (p) out (2) K. Betts on (cello) (3) E. Phyfe (drs) out (4) C. Byrd (g) out
OJ-3001 “Jazz at the Showboat Vol. 1” reissued as RLP(S9)-448 “Byrd’s Words”
Produced by Offbeat Records; recording Engineer & cover design: no information.
Notes by Paul Sampson (the jazz columnist for The Washington Post and Times Herald.)
RLP(S9)-448
OJ-3001
OFFBEAT RECORDS, a division of WASHINGTON RECORDS
1340 Connecticut Avenue, N. W., Washington 6, D. C.
OJ-3002
Walter Skees: A Little Tenderness
Walter Skees (vcl) acc by Charlie Byrd (g) Ed Dimond (p) Eddie Phyfe (drs) Keter Betts (b) Buck Hill (ts)
Recording place and date: no credit (c. 1958)
Side 1
1. Try A Little Tenderness
2. S’ Wonderful
3. September song
4. The Nearness of You
5. Just One of Those Things
6. Imagination
7. That Old Black Magic
8. Blue Moon
Side 2
1. I Feel a Song Coming on
2. Someone to Watch Over Me
3. I’ve Got the world on A String
4. Love Is Here to Stay
5. With A Song in My Heart
6. Log Ago (and Far Away)
7. Autumn Leaves
NOTE: produce & cover: no information. Notes by Jerry Strong (Dean of Washington Disc Jockeys.)
OJ-3002
OFFBEAT RECORDS, a division of WASHINGTON RECORDS
1340 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
OJ-3003
Buck Clarke: Cool Hands
BUCK CLARK QUINTET
Charles Hampton (cl, as, fl, p) Don McKenzie (vib) Fred Williams (b) Rosoe Hunter (drs) Buck Clark (cga, bgo)
Washington, D.C.; December 2 & 3, 1959
Cool Hands (3:44)
What Is this Thing Called Love? (5:25)
Second Wind (4:14)
Mil-Dy (3:14)
Ed’s Blues (5:34)
X-A-Dos (6:06)
Lover Man (4:35)
I’ll Remember April (5:01)
Floretta (7:03)
NOTE: In “X-a-Dose, “everybody scrapes, rattles, shakes, or strikes some form of percussion.” on back-liner notes.
Notes by Paul Sampson (formerly wrote a jazz column for the Washington Post and Times Herald)
OJ-3003 “Buck Clarke: Cool Hands” produced by Offbeat Records. Engineered by: Edgewood Studio.
Cover design: Ivan X. Spear, photo: Jack Kasofsky.
OJ-3003
OFFBEAT RECORDS released by WASHINGTON RECORDS Inc., Washington 6, D.C.
OJ-3004
Henry Morgan / Isobel Robins: The Saint and the Sinner
HENRY MORGAN
Henry Morgan (talk) Isobel Robins (vcl) with the Mickey Leonard Quartet; Mickey Leonard (p) Mundell Lowe (g)
Joe Benjamin (b) Steve Little (drs) c. 1959
Morgan-Tone System
College Medley
Ev’rytime
New Cars
Three Loves
(commercial)
Because We’re Kids
(cats)
Hi-Fi
Look But Do Not Touch Cha-Cha
Russian Monologue
French Monologue
Married Man
Poetry and Jazz
That Kind of a Day
NOTE: Offbeat OJ-3004 “Henry Morgan and Isobel Robins: The Saint and the Sinner” Supervision: Helen Kean
Notes by Henry Morgan. Cover photo by Hans Namuth.
OJ-3004
OFFBEAT RECORDS, a division of Washington Records
OJ-3005
Charlie Byrd: Byrd in the Wind,Jazz at the Showboat, Volume 2
CHARLIEBYRD TRIO and members of the National Symphony Winds
Buck Hill (ts) Richard White (oboe) Kenneth Pasmanick (bassoon) Wallace Mann (fl) Charlie Schneer (p)
Charlie Byrd (g) Keter Betts (b) Bertell Knox (drs) Ginny Byrd (vcl)
Edgewood Studios, Washington D.C.; 1959
Swing ’59 (1) (3:16)
You’d Be So Nice to Come Home to (3) (2:46)
Showboat Schuffle (5) (3:53)
Love Letters (2) (2:58)
Cross Your Heart (3) (2:14)
Keter’s Dirty Blues (5) (4:10)
You’re A Sweetheart (1) (2:30)
Stars Fell on Alabama (3:14) (g solo)
You Came a Long Way from St. Louis (4) (3:25)
Wait Till You See Her (2) (2:48)
Georgia on My Mind (4) (3:07)
Copacabana (6) (2:55)
NOTE: (1) C. Byrd trio plus woodwinds (White, Mann, Pasmanick)
(2) C. Byrd plus woodwinds (White, Mann, Pasmanick)
(3) C. Byrd with G. Byrd (vcl)
(4) C. Byrd trio plus C. Schneer(p) and G. Byrd (vcl)
(5) C. Byrd trio plus B. Hill (ts)
(6) C. Byrd trio plus C. Schneer (p) and B. Hill (ts)
12 titles also on RLP(S9)-449, VIJ-4081
OJ-3005 & RLP(S9)-449 “Byrd in the Wind” Produced by Offbeat Records; recording Engineer: no information.
Notes by Felix Grant (WMAL , Washington, D.C.) Cover design by Edmond Harris; photo by Fred Maroon.
RLP(S9)-449
OJ-3005
OFFBEAT RECORDS a division of Washington Records
OJ-3006
Charlie Byrd Trio: Jazz at the Showboat, Volume 3
CHARLIE BYRD QUARTET & TRIO
Charlie Schneer (p) Charlie Byrd (g) Keter Betts (b) Bertel Knox (drs)
Washington D.C.; 1959
Blues for Felix (2:57) Offbeat OJ-3006 RLP(S9)-450
Travellin’ on (2:34) - -
Play Fiddle Play (3:35) - -
Funky Flamenco (2:49) - -
Mama, I’ll Be Home Some Day (3:11) - -
Lay the Lily Low (5:54) - -
Who Cares? (2:12) - -
C. Schneer out
Gypsy in My Soul (2:54) Offbeat OJ-3006 RLP(S9)-450
n A Mellotone (3:13) - - RLP-3507
Prelude to A Kiss (4:43) - -
My One and Only Love (2:41) - -
How Long Has This Been Going on? (3:41) - - RLP-3517
NOTE: OJ-3006 “Jazz at the Showboat, Vol. 3” produced by Offbeat Records. Cover by Ivan X. Spear.
Notes by Tom Scanlan (Jazz columnist, Army Times, Washington correspondent, Dow Beat.)
RLP(S9)-450 “Charlie Byrd: Mr. Guitar”
RLP-3507 “The Compositions of Duke Ellington Vol. 1”
RLP-3517 “Great Artists Play George Gershwin”
RLP(S9)-450
OJ-3006
RLP-3507
RLP-3517
OFFBEAT RECORDS A Division of Washington Records, Inc., Washington 6, D.C.
OLP-3007
Charlie Byrd: Charlie’s Choice,
Jazz at the Showboat, Volume 4
CHARLIE BYRD TRIO
Charlie Byrd (g) Keeter Betts (b) Buddy Deppenschmidt (drs)
Edgewood Studios, Washington D.C.; 1960
Moonlight in Vermont (2:49)
Taking A Chance on Love (1:55)
Speak Low (3:41)
Nuages (2:59)
Everything I’ve Got Belong to You (2:18)
Makin’ Woopee (2:42)
Django (1) (3:22)
Nice Work If You Can Get It (1:45)
The House of the Rising Sun (5:26)
Ring Them Harmonics (3:47)
Taboo (9:40)
To Ginny (5:25)
NOTE: (1) C. Byrd (g) solo
all 12 titles also on VICJ-60483CD, UCCO-5140CD
OLP(S9)-3007 “Jazz at the Showboat Vol. 4; Charlie’s Choice” reissued as RLP(S9)-451, OLP-3007
RLP(S9)-451 “The Guitar Artistry of Charlie Byrd”
OLP(S9)-3007 “The Guitar Artistry of Charlie Byrd” (reissue of Interdisc. 7th album of this series, like “RLP-007”)
RLP(S9)-451
OLP-3007
OLP-3007
OFFBEAT RECORDS are produced by BILL GRAUER PRODUCTIONS, Inc.
235 West 46th Street New York City 36, New York
OLP-3008
Charlie Byrd at the Village Vanguard
CHARLIE BYRD TRIO
Charlie Byrd (g) Keter Betts (b) Buddy Deppenschmidt (drs)
‘live’ at The Village Vanguard, NYC; January 15, 1961
Just Squeeze Me (13:03)
Why Was I Born? (5:58)
You Stepped out of A Dream (6:50)
Fantasia on Which Side Is You on? (20:36)
NOTE: all 4 titles also on M-47049 & VICJ-60695CD
OLP(S9)-3008 “Charlie Byrd at the Village Vanguard” reissued as RLP(S9)-452.
Produced by Offbeat Records; recording Engineer & cover: no information. Notes by Peter Drew
RLP(S9)-452
OLP-3008
OFFBEAT RECORDS are produced by BILL GRAUER PRODUCTIONS, Inc.
235 West 46th Street New York City 36, New York
OLP-3009
Charlie Byrd: Blues Sonata
CHARLIE BYRD QUARTET
Barry Harris (p) Charlie Byrd (g) Keter Betts (b) Buddy Deppenschmidt (drs)
Plaza Sound Studios, NYC; October 23, 1961
Alexander’s Ragtime Band (5:25) Offbeat OLP-3009 RLP(S9)-453 RLP-3519
Jordu (4:35) - -
That Old Devil Called Love (4:46) - -
Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart (4:29) - -
CHARLIE BYRD TRIO
Charlie Byrd (g) Keter Betts (b) Buddy Deppenschmidt (drs)
Plaza Sound Studios, NYC; October 24, 1961
The Blues Sonata: Offbeat OLP-3009, RLP(S9)-453
Polonaise Pour Pietro (6:54)
Ballad in B Minor (4:57)
Scherzo for an Old Shoe (9:01)
NOTE: all 5 titles also on SMJ-6054 & VIJ-147
OLP-3009 “Blues Sonata” reissued as RLP(S9)-453
Produced by Orrin Keepnews; recording Engineer: Ray Fowler. Notes by Joe Goldberg.
Cover design by Ken Deardoff, back-liner photo by Steve Schapiro.
RLP-3519 “Great Jazz Artists Play Compositions of Irving Berlin”
RLP(S9)-453
OLP(S9)-3009
RLP-3519
OFFBEAT RECORDS are produced by BILL GRAUER PRODUCTIONS, Inc.
235 West 46th Street New York City 36, New York
OLP-3010
Mundell Lowe Orchestra: Tacet for Neuritocs
MUNDELL LOWE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Joe Wilder (tp) Jim Buffington, John Barrows (frh) Don Hammond (fl) Jerry Roth (oboe) Jimmy Carroll (cl, b-cl) Bernard Garfield (bassoon) Mundell Lowe (g) Trigger Alpert (b) Ed Shaughnessy (drs)
recorded under the personal supervision of Alec Wilder
Reeves Sound Studios, NYC; June 12, 1956
Walk Softly (2:48) RLP12-219
What Happened Last Night (2:07) -
Tacet for Neurotics (2:11) - S(S9)-3
The Endless Quest (2:47) -
Reeves Sound Studios, NYC; June 19, 1956
Let’s Get Together and Cry (2:33) RLP12-219
Pop, What’s A Passacaglia? (2:25) -
No Plans (2:38) -
An Unrelenting Memory (3:14) -
Milt Hinton (b) replaces for T. Alpert
Reeves Sound Studios, NYC; July 3, 1956
Suggestion for Bored Dancers (1:49) RLP12-219
She Never Wore Make up (3:42) -
Mama Never Dug This Scene (1:31) -
Around The World in (2:34) -
NOTE: all 12 titles also on VIJJ-30053, Offbeat OLP-3010
RLP12-219 “New Music of Alec Wilder”
Offbeat OLP-3010 “The Music of Alec Wilder: Tacet for Neuritocs”
Produced by Bill Grauer and Orrin Keepnews, recording Engineer: Jack Higgins. Notes by Frank Sinatra.
Cover design by Ken Deardoff; back-liner photo by Lawrence Shustak.
S(9)-3 “Riverside Modern Jazz Sampler”
RLP12-219
OLP-3010
S(S9)-3
A WINTER TALE by Paul Winter: songs designed to make you think … for happy people with happy problems
OFFBEAT RECORDS are produced by BILL GRAUER PRODUCTIONS, Inc.
235 West 46th Street New York City 36, New York
OFFBEAT
O-
4001
4002
4003
4004
4005
4006
4007
4008
4009
OLP-4010
Paul Winter: A Winter's Tale
Paul Winter (vcl) Charlie Byrd (g-1) Eddie Dimond (p-2, harpsichord-3, bng-4)
c. middle 1950s
Tired Blood (4) (3:00)
Automation Blues (2) (3:15)
Film Clip (3) (1:45)
Stalin Met Trotsky in Hell (2) (2:35)
Good Bishop Berkeley (3) (2:25)
Toptoon (The D.J.) (1) (2) (6:04)
Actor’s Studios (Tempo di Tennessee) (1) (2:08)
Ballad of Orval Faubus (Little Orvy) (2) (1:34)
Team Man (2) (2:37)
Hollywood Hot Stuff (4:21)
All Hail (0:43)
Sing a Song of Schopenhauer (1:32)
Had It (2) (3:23)
Fallout (2) (2:17)
NOTE: Offbeat 4010 “Paul Winter: A Winter’s Tale” all material and performances by Paul Winter.
Additional copies are available from Offbeat Records (4010)
Notes by Herbert Gold. Recording and cover data: no information.
OLP-4010
OFFBEAT RECORDS 1340 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
OLP-4011
Ben Bagley's "Shoestring Revue"
BEN BAGLEY’S SHOESTRING REVUE; and original Cast recording
Dody Goodman, Dorothy Greener, Beatrice Arthur, Dorothes Freitag, Fay De Witt, John Bartis, Eddie Hilton,
Bill McCutcheon, G. Wood; Dorothea Freitag (musical Direction & arr) Miss Freitag & Liza Redfield (p)
Ralph Roberts (perc) Ben Bagley (cast & assemble)
c. middle 1950s
Man’s Ihjumanity to Man
Someone Is Sending Me Flowers
Roller Derby
Garbage
In Bed with the Reader’s Digest
Laddie
The Sea Is All Around Us
Mink – Mink – Mink -
History of the World
Couldn’t Be Happier
Paducah
Medea in Disneyland
Fresh and Young
NOTE: Offbeat O-4011 “Ben Bagley’s Shoestring” produced by Offbeat Records. Recorded by David Hancock.
Cover design: no information. Photo by Avery Willard.
OLP-4011
OFFBEAT RECORDS a division of Washington Records.
1340 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
OLP-4012
Ben Bagley's "Shoestring '57"
BEN BAGLEY’S SHOESTRINGS ‘57
Beatrich Arthur, Fay De Witt, Dody Goodman, Dorothy Greener, John Bartis, Eddie Hilton, Bill McCutcheon, G. Wood; Dorothea Freitag (musical Direction & arr) Miss Freitag & Liza Redfield (piano duo) Ralph Roberts (perc)
Ben Bagley (cast & assemble) c. 1957
What’s A Show
Lament on Fifth Avenue
Crib Notes for a Certain Sro
Renoir, Degas & Toulouse
The Trouble with Miss Manderson
The Arts
Don’t Say You Like Tchaikovsky
Grace Fogerty
Gonna Be Rich
Rochelle Hudson Tango
Coffee
Family Trouble
On A Shoestring
NOTE: Offbeat O-4012 “Ben Bagley’s Shoestrings ‘57” produced by Offbeat Records. Recorded by David Hancock?
Cover design: no information. Photo by Avery Willard.
OLP-4012
OFFBEAT RECORDS a division of Washington Records.
1340 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
OLP-4013
Rev. Julius Monk Presents Ronny Graham in “Take Five”
A New Caberet Concept with Jean Arnold, Ceil Cabot, Ellen Hanley, Gerry Matthews
Directed and staged by Max Adrian and John Heawood – Music Arrangements Stan Kean.
Side 1
1. Julius Monk Presents: Upstairs at the Downstairs Waltz
2. Roger the Rabbit
3. Night Heat!
4. Perfect Stranger
5. Gristedes
6. Poet’s Corner
Side 2
1. Gossiping Grapevine
2. Westport
3. Witchcraft
4. The Pro Musica Antiqua
5. Harry the Hipster
6. Doing the Psycho – Neurotique
NOTE: produced for records by Abbot Luiz and recoding engineered and mastered by David Hancock.
OLP-4013
OFFBEAT RECORDS a division of WASHINGTON RECORDS,INC.
Washington 6, D. C.
OLP-4014
Washington Pro Musica Erotica:
The Restoration Revisited or the Pursuit of Happiness
Details unknown
Side 1
1.Upon Sir Toby’s Ground
2. The Magdalen
3. No, No, Says Rose, I’ll Die
4. Come on , Here’s John
5. The Amourous Parley
6. ‘Mongst Other Roses
7. Catch on the Midnight Cis
8. Young Anthony Peeping
9. Milady’s Longing
10. Phoebe’s Picture
11. ‘Tis Strange Sister Ruth
Side 2
1. Upon His Measure
2. To Thee and to the Maid
3. Chloe at Cock’s Auction
4. The Virginal Lesson
5. Milady’s Coachman
6. A Stitch in Time
7. Upon John Cooper’s Timber
8. Look at Mine Eyes
9. Once, Twice, Thrice
NOTE: Record Engineered by Edgewood Studio. Engineer: no information.
Cover design by Ivan X. Spear and illustration by Ralph Robinson.
OLP-4014
Offbeat Records : a division of Washington Records.
OLP-4015
Rev. Julius Monk Presents “Demi-Dozen”aged
Jean Arnold, Ceil Cabot, Jane Connell, Jack Fletcher, George Hall and Gerry Matthews.
Directed and Staged by John Heawood – Musical Arrangements by Sta Keen.
Stab Keen and Gordon Connell at the Plural Pianos,
Side 1
1. Grand Opening
2. Yes Sirree
3. Mister Off-Broadway
4. You Fascinate Me So
5. Conference Call
6. The Holy Man and the New Yorker
7. The Race of the Lexington Avenue Express
8. Sunday in New York
9. The Intellectuals’ Rag
Side 2
1. A Seasonal Sonatina
2. One and All
3. Portofino
4. Guess Who Was There
5. 3rd Avenue El
6. Statehood Hula
7. Grand Finale
NOTE: produced by Records by Abbot Lutz. Recording Engineered and mastered by Tommy Nola. Cover by Wittstein/ Miller
OL-4015
OFFBEAT RECORDS: A division of Washington Records, Inc.
Washington 6, D. C. 1340 Connecticut Avenue
OLP-4016
Rev. Julius Monk:
"Pieces of Eight" an original cast recording
Julius Monk, Gerry Matthews, Ceil Cabot, William Roy (p) Carl Norman, Gordon Connell, Estelle Parsons, Del Close, Jane Connell, Buddy Schwab and Word Baker.
Side 1
1. Overture and Gala Opening
2. Happiness Is A bird
3. And then I Wrote
4. Radio City Music Hall
5. Miss Williams
6. The Uncle Bergie Evans Show
7. Oriental
8. Ardent Admirer
9. Steel Guitars and Barking Seals
Side 2
1. Election Spectacular
2. Seasons Greetings
3. a Name of Our Own
4. M’Lady Chatterley
5. Farewell
6. The Night the Hurricane Struck
7. Everybody Wants to Be Loved
8. A Conversation Piece
NOTE: Recording Engineered and mastered by David Hancock. Notes by Tim Taylor. Cover by Miller/ Wittstein.
OLP-4016
OFFBEAT RECORDS: a division of Washington Records, Inc.
Washington 6, D. C.
4017 Rev. Julius Monk: "Four Below Strikes Back"
4018 untitled, unreleased album with Ronny Graham
4019
OLP-4020
Martyn Green: Libertine Limericks and Other Ribaldries, Bawdries, and Concerts Read by Martyn Green
Selections from the anthology, A Treasury of Ribaldry, edited by Louis Untermeyer (published by Hanover House)
Reeves Sound Studios, NYC; December 1956
Side 1
1. Ovid: The Art of Love (Book II)
2. Silentiarius: The Virgin Mistress
3. Benjamin Franklin: Advice on the Choice of Mistress
4. A Handful of Limericks
Side 2
1. Ovid: The Art of Love (Book III)
2. Some Aphorisms of Oscar Wilde
3. Apuleius: The Deceits of Woman (from The Golden Ass)
4. Robert Herrick: Upon the Nipples of Julia’s Breast
5. Boccaccio: Putting the Devil in Hell (from The Decameron)
6. Bassus: Strictly for the Gods
NOTE: OLP-4020 is reissue of RLP7001 “A Treasury of Ribaldry” read by Martyn Green
A HIGH FIDELITY Recording (Audio Compensation: RIAA Curve) .
LP produced and edited by Bill Grauer and Barrett Clark.
Notes excerpted from the editor’s Foreword to the book, “A Treasury of Ribaldry” (c. 1956, by Louis Untermeyer).
Cover designed by Ken Deardoff; Engineer: Jack Higgins (Reeves Sound Studios); New York; December 1956.
OLP-4020
RLP-7001
OFFBEAT RECORDS are Produced by BILL GRAUER PRODUCTIOS,INC.
235 West 46th Street New York 36, New York
OLP-4021
Oscar Brand: American Drinking Songs
RLP12-630 OSCAR BRAND: AMERICAN DRINKING SONGS
Oscar Brand (vcl, g) acc by Erik Darling (vcl,g)
Ritter & Lerner, New York; May 1956
Little Brown Jug
Vive L’Amour
Quartermaster Corps
Three Jolly Coachmen
Red Light Saloon
Mother Rackett’s
No More Booze
I’ve Been a Moonshiner
Rye Whiskey
Drunk Last Night
Good Old Mountain Dew
Old King Cole
Johnson’s Ale
Copper Kettle
The E-R-I-E Was Rising
Bootlegger’s Song
Whiskey Johnny
NOTE: OLP-4021 Oscar Brand: American Drinking Songs” reissue of RLP12-630 & WLP-725
RLP12-630 edited by Kenneth S. Goldstein, notes written by Oscar Brand.
Cover photograph courtesy of McSorley’s Old Ale House, New York; by Paul Weller.
OLP-4021
RLP12-630 (small blue)
OLP-4022
Patrick Galvin: Irish Drinking Songs
RLP12-604 PATRICK GALVIN: IRISH DRINKING SONGS
Patrick Galvin (vcl) acc with Al Jeffery (bj, g)
c. mid-late 1950s
A Sup of Good Whiskey
Mush Mush
Lanigan’s Ball
A Toast to Ireland
The Rakes of Mallow
The Cruiskeen Lawn
Garrowen
Mick McGilligan’s Daughter
Finnegan’s Wake
The Real Old Mountain Dew
One-Eyed Reilly
Barry of Macroom
The Moonshiner
Flowing Bumpers
Master McGrath
The Parting Glass
NOTE: OLP-4022 “Patrick Galvin: Irish Drinking Songs” reissue of RLP12-604
RLP12-604 “Irish Drinking Songs” edited by Kenneth S. Goldstein and notes written by Patrick Galvin.
Instrumental arrangements by William Sahnow. Cover by Paul Bacon.
RLP12-604
OLP-4022
OLP-4023
Patrick Galvin: Irish Drinking Songs
Ewan MacColl (vcl) Alf Edwards (concertina-1) Brian Daly (g-2)
c. mid-late 1950s
We’re A’Jolly Fu’ (1:42) RLP12-605
The Calton Weaver (1) (2:15) - S-2
When She Came Ben She Bobbit (0:46) -
The Laird of the Dainty Doon Bye (2:32) -
Blow the Candle Out (2) (1:23) -
Donald Blue (2:40) -
The Brewer Laddie (3:06) -
We’re Bayly Yet (2) (1:15) -
A Wee Drappie O’t (2:39) -
The Cuckoo’s nest (0:58) -
Green Grow the Rashes, O (0:58) -
The Day We Went to Rothesay, O (1) (2:25) -
The Bobbie Wee Lassie Who Never Said No (1:26) -
The Muckin’ o’ Geordie’s Byre (2:45) -
Jock Hawk’s Adventures in Glasgow (2) (2:32) -
The Brisk Young Lad (2:29) -
I Wish That You Were Dead, Guidman (2:09) -
The Wind Blew the Bonnie Lassie’s
Plaidie Awa’ (1) (2:57) -
Andro and His Cutty Gun (1:47) -
NOTE: all 19 titles also on Offbeat OLP-4023
RLP12-605 “Ewan MacColl: Scots Drinking Songs” reissued as Offbeat OLP-4023 “Scotch Drinking Songs”
S-2 “Riverside Folk Song Sampler”
Edited by Kenneth S. Goldstein
RLP12-605
OLP-4023
S-2
OLP-4901
Henry Miller: Life as I See It
Recorded in conversation with BEN GRAUER, a “first audition”, never previously released
New York; April 1956
Side 1
1. Morality and modern man (5:50)
2. Playing It Safe (7:25)
3. Pebble in the Pond (1:40)
4. French Prostitutes and German (3:45)
Side 2
1. Our Insect World (6:30)
2. The Paris “houses” (7:15)
3. Getting Free (5:00)
NOTE: Produced by Bill Grauer. Edited by Ben Grauer and Barrett Clark. Recorded in New York City.
See RLP-7002/03 “Henry Miller: Recalls and Reflects”
RLP-7002/03
OLP-4901
5700 OFFBEAT RECORDS SOUND EFFECTS LIBRARY
Of all the human senses, hearing is the one most capable of creating images in the mind’s eye. Sight is too accurate to allow the imagination to flourish-movies and still photos reflect the work of the eye perfectly, and the senses of smell, touch and taste are too personal. But in reproducing accurately the sounds around us, the ear is given the opportunity to concentrate on those fleeting noises – so much sound in motion – which are so much a part of human life. In creating this large and most accurate sound effects library, OFFBEAT is establishing a permanent record of the most significant – and sometimes insignificant – sounds of the world, as well as providing intellectual and emotional stimulation to people of all kinds. We have listed only a few groups for whom these records will provide both enjoyment and value. In particular, children will respond to the variety of sounds presented here, for in their innocence, pure sound has an enormous appeal to them, adding realism to their fantasies and helping to enrich the experience of learning.
These sounds were recorded under the most suitable conditions, with the finest equipment available, and were selected for their purity and clarity.
OLP-95701
SOUNDS EFFECTS LIBRARY, VOLUME 1:
Sounds of Aircraft (stereo)
Side 1
1. JET Fighter: Low overhead pass with afterburner
2. JET Fighter: Low overhead pass without afterburner
3. JET Fighter: Low overhead pass
4. JET Fighter: Starting
5. JET Fighter: Taxing
6. JET Fighter: Takeoff
7. JET Fighter: High fly-by with a afterburner
8. JET Fighter: High fly- without afterburner
9. JET Fighter: Sonic boom
10. JET Bomber: Takeoff
11. JET Fighter: Landing
12. WORLD WAR I Fighter: Inertia starer on Liberty engine
13. WORLD WAR I Fighter: Rotary Engine warming up
14. WORLD WAR I Fighter: Rotary Engine fly-by
15. WORLD WAR I Fighter: Mercedes 6 cyl. Warming up
16. WORLD WAR I Fighter: Mercedes 6 cyl. Fly-by
17. WORLD WAR I Fighter: OX-5 (Jenny) engine warming up
18. WORLD WAR I Fighter: OX-5 (Jenny) engine fly-by
19. GENERAL Dirigible: Overhead pass
20. GENERAL helicopter: Overhead
21. SPORT 1920-30: Takeoff
22. SPORT 1950-60: Takeoff
Side 2
1. WORLD WAR II Medium Bomber: Starting and taxiing
2. WORLD WAR II Medium Bomber: Takeoff
3. WORLD WAR II Medium Bomber: Low overhead pass
4. WORLD WAR II Medium Bomber: taxi-in and shut off
5. WORLD WAR II Fighter: Rolls-Royce Merlin warming up
6. WORLD WAR II Fighter: Rolls-Royce Merlin takeoff
7. WORLD WAR II Fighter: Rolls-Royce Merlin fly-by
8. WORLD WAR II Fighter: Radial Engine start and warming up
9. WORLD WAR II Fighter: Radial Engine fly-by
10. WORLD WAR II Fighter: Radial Engine taxi-in-and shut off
11. COMMERCIAL 4-engine: Turboprop start and taxi
12. COMMERCIAL 4-engine: Gas engine takeoff
13. COMMERCIAL 4-engine: Full jet taxi and shut off
14. COMMERCIAL 4-engine: Start and taxi
15. COMMERCIAL 2-engine: Gas engine takeoff
NOTE: Produced by Barrett Clark; recorded on Ampex tape recording equipment, using Telefunken, RCA, Electrovoice, Astatic,
and American microphones.
OLP-95701
Offbeat Records are produced by Bill Grauer Productions, Inc.
235 West 46th Street New York 36, N. Y.
OLP-95702
SOUNDS EFFECTS LIBRARY, VOLUME 2:
Sounds in and Amusement Park (stereo)
Side 1
1. Carousel (Steeplechase Park)
2. Fun House Barker
3. “Toss the ball …”
4. Machine-gun Target Range
5. The “Thunderbolt”
6. Carousel
7. Side Show Barker
8. Calliope
Side 2
1. Freak Show Barker
2. Calliope
3. Putt-Putt Cars
4. “Guess your age and weight …”
5. “Test your strength …”
6. Peanut Whistle
7. Skin-the-Wire Game
8. Nathan’s Famous Resturant
9. Another Carousel
NOTE: Produced by Barrett Clark; recorded on Ampex tape recording equipment, using Telefunken, RCA, Electrovoice, Astatic,
and American microphones.
OLP-95702
Offbeat Records are produced by Bill Grauer Productions, Inc.
235 West 46th Street New York 36, N. Y.
OLP-5706
SOUNDS EFFECTS LIBRARY, VOLUME 6: Sounds of the Home
Side 1
1. Water in sink
2. Scree Door
3. Sink Emptying
4. Can Opening (Beer)
5. Striking Match
6. Toilet Flushing
7. Winding Watch
8. Egg Frying
9. Upstairs and Down
10. Shaving
11. Lawn Raking
12. Power Mower
Side 2
1. Garbage Can
2. Dog
3. Dishwashing
4. Oven Lighting
5. Egg Beater
6. Teakettle
7. Can Opener
8. Burners Lighting
9. Icebox Door
10. Icetray and Glass
11. Door Slam
12. Vacuum Cleaner
13. Aluminum Foil
14. Cat
NOTE: Produced by Barrett Clark; recorded on Ampex tape recording equipment, using Telefunken, RCA, Electrovoice, Astatic,
and American microphones.
OLP-5706
Offbeat Records are produced by Bill Grauer Productions, Inc.
235 West 46th Street New York 36, N. Y.
OLP-5708
SOUNDS EFFECTS LIBRARY, VOLUME 8 :
Musical Backgrounds of Many Lands, Vol. 1 Typical Selections
Side 1
1. United States – Dixieland
2. Ireland – Reel
3. Mexico – Mariachi
4. Poland – Polka
5. Spain – Classical guitar
Side 2
1. Unites States – Hillbilly
2. Spain – Flamenco
3. Latin America – Pachanga
4. Africa – Tribal music
5. United States – Modern Jazz
NOTE: Produced by Barrett Clark; recorded on Ampex tape recording equipment, using Telefunken, RCA, Electrovoice, Astatic,
and American microphones.
OLP-5708
Offbeat Records are produced by Bill Grauer Productions, Inc.
235 West 46th Street New York 36, N. Y.