Mercury Records Collection: Philips PHM 200-160: Happiness Is A Warm Sue Raney

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PHM 200-160: Happiness Is A Warm Sue Raney

Label Type :	black rainbow Philips (“Vendor”)
Matrix Number :	SIDE-A	PHM600131A M1 A II RR
	SIDE-B	PHM600131B M1 A I RR

Comments

with original Philips inner sleeve.

Inside The Groove

Powerful-swingin' female vocal album.

Personal Impression (and brief notes)

Sue Raney, probably being most famous for her Capitol LP “Songs For A Raney Day”, recorded so many other LPs of course. This is one of them, recorded in the 1960s.

Unlike her other albums (most of them has sweet and mellow moods), the backing-up orchestra is so strong and swingy. Her singing on this LP is innevitable. Very charming and also very jazzy.

Strictly Personal Rating (to what extent I could enjoy this album)

8 out of 10

Track Listing

SIDE-A
A-1	1-31660	Be Warm (Raney - Yelin - Struve)	3:20
A-2	1-31651	Beautiful Frendship (Donald Kahn - Stanley Styne)	2:25
A-3	1-31649	Sunday In Savannah (Hugh Mackay)	2:54
A-4	1-31656	The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise (Lockhart - Seitz)	2:35
A-5	1-31652	Lorna's Here (from the Musical Production “Golden Boy”) (Strouse - Adams)	2:26
A-6	1-31658	I'm Painting The Town Red (Tobias - Newman - Stept)	3:44
SIDE-B
B-1	1-31659	Wait Till The Sun Shines Willie (Adapted by Sue Rainey)	2:12
B-2	1-31653	Better Luck Next Time (Irving Berlin)	3:00
B-3	1-31657	As Long As I Live (Koehler - Arlen)	2:40
B-4	1-31650	Statue Of Snow (E. Yelin - S. Raney)	3:56
B-5	1-31655	My Future Just Passed (Whiting - Marion, Jr.)	3:30
B-6	1-31654	I'm In Love WIth The Honorable Mr. So And So (S. Coslow)	2:02

Personnel

Personnel/recorded date/master numbers confirmed with the Ruppli's discography.
(“The Mercury Labels - A Discography” by Ruppli and Novitsky, Greenwood Press, 1993)

Sue Raney (vo) with Orchestra arranged & conducted by Ralph Carmichael.
Personnel includes Georgie Auld (ts), Bobby Gibbon (g) and others unknown.

Produced by Jack Tracy.

Recorded in August 1964?