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Leon Huff Leon Russell Pee Wee Russell

I'm speculating here, but perhaps the terms of the deal included retitling the material, so that Fantasy did not create competition with its own releases. Perhaps Fantasy wanted to conceal the source of the material for some reason.

John Wayne Duke Snider Maria Schneider

Algonquin J. Calhoun Quinn Martin Anthony Quinn

Lee Marvin Hank Marvin Marvin Gaye

Brian Keith Sebastian Cabot Anissa Jones

These Crown LP's have been repackaged umpteen times. The Desmond track "Purple Moon" is actually "Sacre Blues", rec. 2/14/56, originally issued on Fantasy 3235, "Paul Desmond Quartet". Paul Desmond (alto), Don Elliott (mellophone), Norman Bates (bass), Joe Dodge (drums). The Tjader track "Jazz Latino" is actually "Bill B", rec. 1/20/57, issued on Fantasy 3241/8096 "Jazz at the Blackhawk". Cal Tjader (vibes), Vince Guaraldi (piano), Gene Wright (bass), Al Torre (drums).

Wilbur Mills Fanne Fox Nellie Foxx

Sylvia Miles Sylvia Vanderpool Mickey Baker

Scott Colley Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott James Doohan

Al Kaline Nathan Detroit Tiger Woods

Myron Floren Jim Flora Gennifer Flowers

Lucky Thompson Sonny Fortune Fate Marable

Kaiser Marshall Marshall Stearns Howard Stern

Lester Young Julia Child Son House

Max Kaminsky Michael Kamen Eric Carmen

Dolores Del Rio Rhea Perlman Pearl Buck

Thanks, guys - well done! These will be going into rotation at Stereo Jack's in the days before Christmas!

Darla Hood Darlene Love Mike Love

Only by three minutes! Fats Domino Tubby Hayes Slim Whitman

Cantinflas Fernandel Fabian

Red Smiley Don Reno Nevada Smith

Edgar Buchanan Bea Benadaret Meredith MacRae

Al Kooper C. Everett Koop Francois Couperin

A very talented musician - songwriter, singer, producer. If you can find his albums "Robert William Scott" (Warner Bros, 1970) and "Slowly" (Musicmasters, 1991), you will be in for a treat. The former contains his original recording of "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother", and the latter contains his very moving rendition of "Rainbow Connection", a track that always generated phone calls whenever I played it on the air.