From '' Ride The First Wave ''
Label: Golly Gee Records – GGR 1035
Format: CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 2004
Tracklist
01. Ghost Hop
Written-By – Ray Hunt
02. Banzai Washout
Written-By – Steve Douglas
03. Sandstorm
Written-By – The Sportsmen
04. Ali Baba
Written-By – Dave Zdunich
05. Graveyard
Written-By – The Phantom Five
06. Twenty Thousand Leagues
Written-By – Dale Norris
07. Knjazigor Vs. The Phantom Of The Opera
Written-By – Alexander Borodin, Andrew Lloyd Webber
08. Surf Rider
Written-By – Nokie Edwards
09. Caterpillar Crawl
Voice – Tanja Igličar
Written-By – Joel Scott Hill, Ron Lynch
10. Dark Eyes
Written-By – Traditional
11. Damascus
Goblet Drum [Tarabuka] – Goran Radovanovič
Written By – Javis
12. Big Noise From Makaha
Whistling [Cowboy Whistle] – Frenk Nova
Written-By – Ted Norris
13. Dracula's Theme
Organ – Aleš Zibelnik
Written-By – Richard Podolor
14. Shockwave
Organ – Aleš Zibelnik
Written-By – Chuck Myin
15. Cloudburst
Written-By – Laurie Mudge
16. Pendleton Surf
Written-By – Bitch Boys
17. Rat Pfink Theme
Written-By – Charles B. Tranum
18. Chinese Surf
Written By – Farrell
19. Twilight City
Organ – Aleš Zibelnik
Written-By – Joe Saraceno
20. Puszta Beat
Violin – Aleš Eržen
Written-By – Gerd Natschinski
21. Breakin' Up
Written By – B. Walsh
22. 4th Dimension A.K.A. The Outer Limits
Written-By – D'Amato Falcone
23. Rockin' Rebel
Voice [Sexy Whispering] – Darja Pristovnik
Written-By – Harold Kirby, John Callard
24. The Breeze & I
25. Out Of This World
Written-By – Eric Siday
26. Gotcha
Written-By – Bill King, Bob Rozgay, Curt Chiles, Joe Bellamy
27. Vltava
Performer – Zibo & Magic Orchestra
Written-By – Bedřich Smetana
28. In The Hall Of The Mountain King
Written-By – Edvard Grieg
29. Tamburalo Momče Uz Tamburu
Written-By – Traditional
30. Snowman
Written-By – Howard Blake
Guitar – Damir Igličar, Robert Biloderić
Drums – Marko Valant
Bass – Tomaž Urgl
Producer – Bitch Boys
Producer, Recorded By, Mastered By – Aleš Zibelnik
Recorded & Mastered at Studio Aleš Zibelnik in the period 2003-2004, Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The original music (instrumental only) entitled Andalucia, was written by the Cuban composer Ernesto Lecuona.
Emilio de Torre added Spanish lyrics, and English lyrics were added by Al Stillman.
The best-known versions of the song were by Jimmy Dorsey in 1940 and by Caterina Valente in 1955.
The Jimmy Dorsey recording, with a vocal by Bob Eberly, was released by Decca Records as catalog number 3150.
The record first reached the Billboard magazine charts on July 20, 1940 and lasted 9 weeks on the chart, peaking at #2.
The Caterina Valente recording for Polydor was released in England by Decca Records as catalog number 29647.
The record first reached the Billboard magazine charts on March 30, 1955 and lasted 14 weeks on the chart, peaking at #13.
Also it reached the top 5 in the United Kingdom.
Recorded versions
101 Strings Orchestra
Gene Ammons
Art Blakey
Willie Bobo
Martin Böttcher with Siegfried Schwab (guitar) - album Moonlight Guitar*The Challengers
Sonny Clark
Xavier Cugat (charted 1940)
Vic Damone (charted 1954)
Plácido Domingo
Jimmy Dorsey (charted 1940)
Tommy Dorsey
Bob Eberly
Teddy Edwards/Houston Person
Esquivel
Percy Faith
The Fentones
The Flamingos
The Four Freshmen - Voices In Latin (1958)
Connie Francis
Ana Maria Gonzalez in Spanish
Morton Gould
Barry Harris
Coleman Hawkins
Dick Haymes
Willis Jackson (saxophonist)/Pat Martino
Ahmad Jamal (Album: Alhambra - rec. 1961)
Bert Kaempfert
Wardia Kako, 1950's, in Eastern Assyrian
Katzenjammers Steelband - Steelband With Velvet Gloves - Cook 1047 rec. 1957)
Paul Lavalle
Jeanette MacDonald
Charles Magnante
Henry Mancini
Shelly Manne
Mantovani
Pink Martini
Wes Montgomery
Joe Pass
Rhythm Rockers (Album: Soul Surfin')
Jimmy Rowles
Joe Tabor Sr.(Organist & Bass Guitarist)in 2010
Santo & Johnny
The Shadows
Dinah Shore
The Tornados
Caterina Valente (charted 1955)
The Ventures
Lawrence Welk
Klaus Wunderlich
