GERSHWIN GOES LATIN
DECCA LP SKL 4111 (1960)

s'wonderful
Love Is Here To Stay
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
Nice Work If You Can Get It
Embraceable You
Soon
Bidin' My Time
A Foggy Day
Love Walked In
Somebody Loves Me
But Not For Me
Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away)

FRIML & ROMBERG IN CUBAN MOONLIGHT
DECCA LP SLK 4095 (1959)

RUDOLF FRIML
Sympathy
Love, Everlasting
Indian Love Call, Rose Marie
Giannina mia, The Donkey Serenade

SIGMUND ROMBERG
Serenade from The Student Prince, Romance
Wanting You, One Kiss
Lover Come Back To Me from New Moon
Softly As In A Morning Sunrise

"Stanley Black was a jazz pianist and British dance band arranger who matured into a successful composer of film scores as well as a prolific creator of mostly instrumental thematic easy listening albums. Gershwin Goes Latin and Friml and Romberg in Cuban Moonlight are definitive examples of Black's excellent approach to lounge music. The Gershwin songs work well with Latin American percussion; Black 's handling of the piano is dependably tidy and personable. The Cuban Moonlight album uses melodies composed by Czech-born Rudolf Friml and the Hungarian Sigmund Romberg to conjure moods for reflection, relaxation or noctambulation. Highlights include Gershwin's 'Let's Call the Whole Thing Off,' Romberg's 'Lover Come Back to Me' and Friml's 'Donkey Serenade'."
Arwulf Arwulf, All Music Guide

CDLK 4142