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Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] Contents
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H-1001/HS-1001 - Twist - Tiny Doolittle & Twisters [1962]
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H-1002/HS-1002 - Big Band Dance Time - Art Mooney [1962] Shine On Harvest
Moon/Hands Across The table/I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart/Caravan/Midnight Breeze/Glow
Worm//Who's Sorry Now/Jamaica/Chiapanecas/In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree/In Chi Chi
Castenango
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H-1003/HS-1003 - Banjos in Percussion - Ted Bailey & His Riverboat Band [1962] Bill
Bailey/Arkansas Traveler/Ring The Banjo/Stars And Stripes Forever/O Susannah/Man On The Flying
Trapeze//I've Got Rings On My Fingers/Rosie You Are My Posie/Comin' Thru The Rye/Goodbye Little
Girl/In The Good Old Summertime
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H-1004/HS-1004 - Songs of Love - Mel Tormé & Marty Paich [1962]
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H-1005/HS-1005 - Spain: Strings & Percussion - Thomas Hascomb & International
Orchestra [1962] Granada/Espana/Cordoba/Ravel's Bolero/Viva Navarra//Estudiantina/Estrellita/La
Paloma/Serenata Espanola/Capriccio Espagnole
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H-1006/HS-1006 - Marching Brass in Percussion - Major B. Thompson & International
Military Band [1962]
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H-1007/HS-1007 - Percussion with Harmonica - Frank Gem [1962]
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H-1008/HS-1008 - Golden Hits of the '50s - Various Artists [1962]
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H-1009/HS-1009 - I Remember Glenn Miller - Bobby Krane [1962]
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H-1010/HS-1010 - I Remember Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey - Bobby Krane [1962]
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H-1011/HS-1011 - The Music of Leroy Anderson - Thomas Holcomb & International Theatre
Orchestra [1962]
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H-1012/HS-1012 - Hymns America Loves Best - Art Jackson [1962]
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H-1013/HS-1013 - Honky Tonk Piano - "Red" Phillips [1962]
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H-1014/HS-1014 - Sing-Along - Matt Morgan Singers [1962] There'll Be A Hot Time In
The Old Town Tonight/In The Evening By The Moonlight/Blue Tail Fly/After The Ball Was Over/Daisy
Bell/Sweet Rosie O'Grady/That's Where My Money Goes/Shortnin' Bread/On Top Of Old Smoky/Shine
On Harvest Moon/Sweet Adeline/Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home/East Side, West Side/The
Bowery/On The Banks Of The Wabash Far Away/For He's A Jolly Good Fellow/There's A Tavern In The
Town/Cuddle Up A Little Closer/Deep River/O Dem Golden Slippers/My Wild Irish Rose/Good Night
Ladies/I've Been Workin' On The Railroad/Old Grey Mare/Annie Rooney
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H-1015/HS-1015 - Country and Western All-Time Hits - Various Artists [1962] Artists are
not credited. Reissue of Bravo 100. Oh Lonesome Me/Gonna Find Me A Bluebird/Singing The
Blues/Satisfied Mind/Why Baby Why//Same Old Me/Your Cheating Heart/Jambalaya/Kaw-Liga/Battle Of
New Orleans
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H-1016/HS-1016 - Organ Moods - Len Krisson [1962]
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H-1017/HS-1017 - Polka Time - Frankie Stroll & His Polka Boys [1962]
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H-1018/HS-1018 - Hawaiian Holiday - Jimmy Uke & His Islanders [1962]
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H-1019/HS-1019 - Favorites from the World's Greatest Music - Thomas Hascomb &
International Theatre Orchestra [1962]
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H-1020/HS-1020 - Waltz Time - Thomas Hascomb & International Theatre Orchestra
[1962]
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H-1021/HS-1021 - The Children's Hour in Story and Song - ABC Players [1962]
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H-1022/HS-1022 - Square Dances with Calls - Zeb Smith [1962] Marching Through
Georgia/Eleven More Months And Ten More Days/Solomon Lee/Hi Jinks/Grapevine Twist/Nine
Pins/R.H. High/Merry Farmer/Listen To The Mocking Bird/Fort Lee Line/Hinky Dinky Parley Vou
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H-1023/HS-1023 - The Blues - Ray Charles [1962] She's On The Ball/Big Feet Shuffle
Blues/(others)
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H-1024/HS-1024 - American Folk Songs - Smokey Mountain Singers [1962] Tom
Dooley/Midnight Special/Goober Peas/Boll Weevil Song/Bill Bailey/Blue Tail Fly/The Yellow Rose Of
Texas/Foggy Foggy Dew/Lorena/The Wayfaring Stranger
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H-1025/HS-1025 - The Blues, Volume 2 - Ray Charles [1962]
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H-1026/HS-1026 - Della Reese and Joya Sherrill - Della Reese/Joya Sherrill [1962]
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H-1027/HS-1027 - Latin Dance Party - Perez Prado & His Orchestra [1962]
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H-1028/HS-1028
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H-1029/HS-1029
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H-1030/HS-1030
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H-1031/HS-1031
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H-1032/HS-1032 - A Tribute to Mario Lanza - Enzo Stuarti [1962]
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H-1033/HS-1033
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H-1034/HS-1034 - A Tribute to Hank Williams - (Artist not listed) [1962] Window
Shoppin'/My Bucket's Got A Hole In It/Love Sick Blues/Careless Love/Letter Edged In Black/Bury Me
Beneath The Willow/Carry Me Back To Old Virginia/Red River Valley/Rosewood Casket/Can I Sleep In
Your Barn, Mister?
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H-1035/HS-1035 - South Pacific - Dean Franconi & His Orchestra [1962]
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H-1036/HS-1036 - My Fair Lady - Dean Franconi & His Orchestra [1962]
Overture/Wouldn't It Be Lovely/The Rain In Spain/I Could Have Danced All Night/An Ordinay Man/Get
Me To The Church On Time/(others)
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H-1037/HS-1037 - Oklahoma - Dean Franconi & His Orchestra [1962]
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H-1038/HS-1038 - The King and I - Dean Franconi & His Orchestra [1962] Same as
Grand Prix 411. Also has matrix number PR-105 in trailoff area. Vocals by Richard Torigi, Edgar Powell,
Susan Shaute, and Gretchen Rhoads. Overture/Shall We Dance?/I Have Dreamed/Getting To Know
You/We Kiss In A Shadow//March Of The Siamese Children/Hello Young Lovers/My Lord And
Master/Something Wonderful/Finale
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H-1039/HS-1039 - Country and Western Star Jamboree - Various Artists [1962] Walking
After Midnight - Patsy Cline/The Letter You Promised To Write - Ferlin Husky/Above And Beyond The
Call Of Love - Wynn Stewart/Paper Love Affair - Jimmy Dean/I Gotta Go Get My Baby - Marvin
Rainwater//Jilted Love - Webb Pierce/Send Me The Pillow You Dream On - Carl Belew/Be Honest With
Me - Billy Brown/Many Dreams Ago - Jan Howard/You've Been Talking In Your Sleep - Maddox Brothers
& Rose
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H-1040/HS-1040 - Country Western and Star Jamboree, Volume 2 - Various Artists
[1962] Just Bumming Around - Jimmy Dean/Daddy's Glad You Came Home - Marvin Rainwater/Just Out
Of Reach - T. Texas Tyler/Three Cigarettes In An Ash Tray - Patsy Cline/Forgotten Heartaches - Ferlin
Husky/Big City - Wynn Stewart/I've Loved You Forever It Seems - Webb Pierce/Little Miss Heartache -
Carl Belew/Let Me Be The One - Hank Locklin/Polynesian Baby - Bobby Austin
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H-1041/HS-1041 - Cleopatra - Dean Franconi & His Orchestra [1962]
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H-1042/HS-1042
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H-1043/HS-1043
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H-1044/HS-1044
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H-1045/HS-1045 - Country Western Original Recordings - Various Artists [1962] Artists
include Jimmy Wakely, Hank Locklin, Ferlin Husky, and Jimmy Dean.
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H-1046/HS-1046 - Tennessee Saturday Nite - Various Artists [1962]
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H-1047/HS-1047 - Ace in the Hole - Stuart Hamblen [1962]
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H-1048/HS-1048 - Old Country Church - Various Artists [1962] Artists include T. Texas
Tyler, Rose Maddox, and Wally Fowler.
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H-1049/HS-1049
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H-1050/HS-1050
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H-1051/HS-1051
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H-1052/HS-1052
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H-1053/HS-1053
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H-1054/HS-1054 - West Side Story - Dean Franconi & Cast & Orchestra [1963] Same as
Design SDLP-167 and International Award AKS-225, whose matrix numbers are also in the trailoff area.
Overture & Maria/Tonight//I Feel Pretty/I Have A Love & Finale
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H-1055/HS-1055
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H-1056/HS-1056
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H-1057/HS-1057 - Dublin - Symphony of Strings [1963]
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H-1058/HS-1058 - Italy - Symphony of Strings [1963]
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H-1059/HS-1059 - Temptation - Percy Faith & His Orchestra [1963]
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Christmas Series:
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H-X1/HS-X1 - Christmas Organ and Chimes - Ken Grisson (Pipe Organ) with Larry Daniels
(Bethlehem Chimes) [1962] Oh Come All Ye Faithful/We Three Kings/Oh Holy Night/Hark The
Herald Angels Sing/Deck The Halls/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/Joy To The World//Silent Night/What
Child Is This/Away In A Manger/O Little Town Of Bethlehem/Good King Wenceslas/It Came Upon A
Midnight Clear/O Tannenbaum/The First Noel
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H-X2/HS-X2 - Christmas Chorale - 40 Voices of the Don Janse Chorale [19??] Joy To
The World/We Wish You A Merry Christmas/It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/The First Noel/Hark The
Herald Angels Sing/Away In A Manger/What Child Is This/Unto Us Is Born A Son/Angels We Have
Heard On High//O Come All Ye Faithful/O Tannenbaum/Go Tell It On The Mountain/O Little Town Of
Bethlehem/I Saw Three Ships/O Holy Night/Silent Night/Deck The Halls/While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks
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H-X3/HS-X3 - The Christmas Drummer Boy - Don Janse & His 60 Voice Children's
Chorus [196?] Drummer Boy/Santa Claus Is Coming To Town/Up On The House Top/Rudolph The
Red-Nosed Reindeer/Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers/Jingle Bells/Joy To The World//The 12 Days Of
Christmas/I Saw Three Ships/Silent Night/Babes In Toyland/Deck The Halls/We Wish You A Merry
Christmas
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H-X4/HS-X4 - Christmas Organ and Chimes - Ken Grisson (Pipe Organ) with Larry Daniels
(Bethlehem Chimes) [1962] Same as International Award AKSX4, whose matrix number is also in
trailoff area. Oh Come All Ye Faithful/We Three Kings/Oh Holy Night/Hark The Herald Angels Sing/Deck
The Halls/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/Joy To The World//Silent Night/What Child Is This/Away In A
Manger/O Little Town Of Bethlehem/Good King Wenceslas/It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/O
Tannenbaum/The First Noel
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H-X5/HS-X5 - Christmas Chorale - 40 Voices of the Don Janse Chorale [19??] Joy To
The World/We Wish You A Merry Christmas/It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/The First Noel/Hark The
Herald Angels Sing/Away In A Manger/What Child Is This/Unto Us Is Born A Son/Angels We Have
Heard On High//O Come All Ye Faithful/O Tannenbaum/Go Tell It On The Mountain/O Little Town Of
Bethlehem/I Saw Three Ships/O Holy Night/Silent Night/Deck The Halls/While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks
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H-X6/HS-X6 - The Christmas Drummer Boy - Don Janse & His 60 Voice Children's
Chorus [1962] Drummer Boy/Santa Claus Is Coming To Town/Up On The House Top/Rudolph The
Red Nosed Reindeer/Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers/Jingle Bells/Joy To The World//Twelve Days Of
Christmas/I Saw Three Ships/Silent Night/Babes In Toyland/Deck The Halls/We Wish You A Merry
Christmas
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H-X7/HS-X7 - Christmas Sing-A-Long - Gerald Gibson & His Sing-A-Longers [1962]
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer/White Christmas/Jingle Bells/Deck The Halls/God Rest Ye
Merry Gentlemen/O Come All Ye Faithful/Joy To The World/The First Noel/Silent Night/Hark The Herald
Angels Sing/O Little Town Of Bethlehem/It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/Away In A Manger/What Child
Is This
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H-X8/HS-X8 - Christmas Songs for the Family - Dorothy Meadows and John Eastman
[196?] Away In A Manger/May Santa Fill Our Hearts/It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/Rudolph The Red
Nosed Reindeer/Silent Night/Hark The Herald Angels Sing//Jingle Bells/Christmas Is For The
Family/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/White Christmas/The First Noel/I Heard The Bells On Christmas
Day
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H-X9/HS-X9 - Christmas with the Happy Crickets - Happy Crickets [19??] Rudolph
The Red-Nosed Reindeer/White Christmas/Jingle Bells/Christmas Is For The Family/I Heard The Bells
On Christmas Day/The Chipmunk Song/Away In A Manger/The First Noel/God Rest Ye Merry
Gentlemen/Hark The Herald Angels Sing/It Came Upon A Midnight Clear/Silent Night
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H-X10/HS-X10
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H-X11/HS-X11 - Gene Autry Sings Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Other Christmas
Favorites - Gene Autry [1962] Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer/Here Comes Santa
Claus/Up On The House Top/Sleigh Bells/Nine Little Reindeer/O Little Town Of Bethlehem/Silent
Night/Joy To The World/Jingle Bells/What Child Is This/Away In A Manger/We Wish You A Merry
Christmas
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H-X12/HS-X12 - Organ and Chimes for Christmas - Jesse Crawford [1962] O Come All
Ye Faithful/O Little Town Of Bethlehem/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/It Came Upon A Midnight
Clear/Hark The Herald Angels Sing/Joy To The World/Deck The Halls/The First Noel/O Holy
Night/Adeste Fideles/Silent Night/Jingle Bells
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Hurrah Album Discography
Hurrah Records was a
division of the K.M. Corporation, which originally was in Freeport, Long Island, NY. The K.M. Corporation
was one of the companies used by Pickwick International to distribute their records. K.M. also was listed
as distributing the International Award Series label. The product issued on Hurrah was made up of
reissues of earlier albums on Pickwick's other labels, particularly Design and International Award. All the
issues on Hurrah were released in 1962 and 1963 initially, and all used a generic jacket back (see right)
which had a discography of the first 24 albums. Mono albums had a mono discography (using the H-
prefix), while stereo albums had a stereo discography using the HS- prefix.
The first Hurrah label was white with black print, with a multicolor logo above the center hole. Later, the
label was simplified to white with red print, with an all-red logo. For both versions of the label, there was
a large lowercase "h" with an "r" inside the legs of the "h" in the upper right quarter of the label. To the
left of the logo, in lower case, it said "hurrah records." Below this was either "STEREO" or "33 1/3 RPM"
depending on whether it was a stereo of mono record, respectively. Around the bottom of the label it
said, "PICKWICK INTERNATIONAL INC. - LONG PLAYING - UNBREAKABLE."
