For the first time, the compositions of Peter Mendoza was one of the great unsung songwriters of the early 1900's are available to the public. The melodic legacy of a talented composer played and sung by artists of exceptional ability including the composer himself. This collection of songs is unique in a number of ways. For one thing, it is the first time an album of Peter Mendoza’s songs has ever been presented, including compositions that have never been published. For another, Peter Mendoza’s talent as a musician and vocalist is to be heard, preserved on several rare, private recordings. And for still another, bridging a gap of more than sixty years, we can hear and enjoy the top-flight performances of Al Bowlly singing Mendoza songs with the excellent orchestras of Ray Noble and Roy Fox. Supplementing these is a medley of Mendoza songs attributed to the composer’s orchestra, plus tracks by Harry Leader’s Orchestra and others.
The Echo of a Song Al Bowlly/-Ray Noble Orchestra
My Sweet Al Bowlly/-Ray Noble Orchestra
A Song Without Words Al Bowlly/-Ray Noble Orchestra
Medley: Mine/You Danced Your Way Into My Heart/If I Thought You Cared- Peter Mendoza,1933
One More Affair-Al Bowlly/Roy Fox Orchestra
It’s Always Goodbye- Al Bowlly/Roy Fox Orchestra
The Echo of a Song-Al Bowlly/Roy Fox Orchestra, June 10, 1932
Gone Forever-Al Bowlly/Roy Fox Orchestra. June 10, 1932
Call It A Day-Al Bowlly/Roy Fox Orchestra, September 9, 1932
My Sweet-Al Bowlly, May 4, 1934
Are You Prepared to be True-Al Bowlly/Roy Fox Orchestra
I’ve Got Two of Everything-Denny Dennis/Roy Fox Orchestra
The Moment I Saw You-Harry Leader Orchestra
I’m Going to Loose My Heart to Someone-Harry Leader Orchestra
Mendoza Instrumental Medley Part 1- Peter Mendoza Orchestra
Mendoza Instrumental Medley Part 2- Peter Mendoza Orchestra
Escape to Yesterday- Vocalist Unknown
You Say “No.”- MarieJay Wilbur
My Sweet- Jay Wilbur
It’s Always Goodbye- The Savoy Orpheans
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