Great Songs From Motion Pictures Vol 2

by Hugo Montenegro

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	1.	Love Is Here To Stay 02:26
	2.	Medley: Thanks For The Memory; Two Sleepy People 03:02
	3.	Over The Rainbow 02:23
	4.	Medley: Chattanooga Choo Choo; I Know Why 03:40
	5.	How About You 01:49
	6.	That Last Time I Saw Paris 02:00
	7.	At Last 02:15
	8.	Medley: I Remember You; Tangerine 02:53
	9.	Sleepy Lagoon 02:24
	10.	Star Eyes 01:54
	11.	Medley: Long Ago And Far Away; Swingiing On A Star 02:00
	12.	The Boy Next Door 02:14

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Great Songs From Motion Pictures Vol. 2 (1938 - 1944) Time Records (3) S/2045

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released January 1, 1961

A&R [Artist & Repertoire] – Bob Shad
Arranged By, Conductor – Hugo Montenegro
Bass – George Duvivier
Cello [Celli] – Alan Shulman, David Soyer, Lucien Schmidt*, Maurice Brown, Seymour Barab
Coordinator [Coordination] – Arpena Spargo
Design [Album Design] – Murray Stein (2)
Drums, Percussion – Osie Johnson, Phil Kraus
Engineer [Original & Re-recording] – Frank Abbey, John Cue
French Horn – James Buffington*, Johnny Barrows*, Ray Alonge
Guitar, Bass Guitar – Al Caiola, Bucky Pizzarelli, Don Arnone, Mr. “X”*
Harp – Gloria Agostini
Liner Notes – Edward Jablonski
Mastered By – Hal Diepold
Orchestra – Hugo Montenegro & Orch.*
Trombone, Bass Trombone – Frank Rehak, Dick Hixon*, Thomas Mitchell, Urbie Green
Trumpet – Doc Severensen*, Jimmy Sedler*, Joe Caiani, Mel Davis
Typography – The Composing Room, Inc.
Violin – Aaron Rosand, Al Rudnitsky*, Arnold Eidus, Avram Weiss, Harry Katzman, Harry Melnikoff, Harry Urbont, Joe Malin, Leo Kruczek, Mac Ceppos, Mark Brown (11), Max Hollander, Paul Winter, Sam Rand, Walter Legawiec
Wind – Boomie Richman*, Phil Bodner, Sid Cooper, Stan Webb*, Walt Levinsky

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Hugo Montenegro New York, New York

Hugo Montenegro was one of the most talented composers, arrangers and conductors.
He was primarily known for his movie work in the '60s, as well as his adaptations of film scores.
He was a innovative chameleon of his time and his music will live on forever. ... more