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ST 500 Series (Stereo):
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ST 501 - Haydn: "Military" Symphony - Boston Festival Orchestra [1958]
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ST 502 - Barber: Adagio for Strings/Honnegger: Pacific 231/Stravinsky: Concerto
Grosso - Boston Festival Orchestra [1958]
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ST 503 - Flamenco Fiesta - Carlos Montoya & Troup [1958]
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ST 504 - Wine Garden Music of Vienna - Anita Ast & Schrammel Orchestra
[1958] Features Dick Marta on cimbalom and Ruth Welcome on zither.
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ST 505 - The Organ in Stereo - Reginald Foort [1958] Recorded using the
Richmond, Va. Mosque Organ. In A Persian Market/Londonderry Air/Coppelia
Waltz/Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2//Sleeping Beauty Waltz/Flight Of The Bumble
Bee/Nocturne/Scotch Medley
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ST 506 - The Organ at Boston Symphony Hall - Reginald Foort [1958]
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ST 507 - Dixieland Clambake on Bourbon Street - Tony Almerico's Band
[1958] St. Louis Blues/(others)
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ST 508 - Music of Around the World in 80 Days and My Fair Lady - Johnny
Gregory & His London Orchestra [1958]
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ST 509 - Beethoven: Fifth Symphony - Boston Festival Orchestra [1958]
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ST 510 - Stereo Feast for Orchestra - Boston Festival Orchestra [1958]
Carmen: Intro To Act I/LaGazza Landra Overture/Danse Macabre/(others)
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ST 511- Big Band Latin Jazz - Willie Rodriguez & His Orchestra [1958]
Carioca/Frenesi/(others)
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ST 512 - Horizontal and Upright - Red Camp with Rhythm [1958]
Yesterday/What Is This Thing/Summertime/(others)
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ST 513 - Mad Music - Jimmy Carroll & the Percussionists [1958]
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ST 514 - Some of These Days - Lizzie Miles with Tony Almerico's Band
[1958] Some Of These Days/(others)
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ST 515 - Mozart: Symphony No. 40 - Boston Festival Orchestra [1958]
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ST 516 - Hambro Plays Beethoven/Sanroma Plays Parsi - Leonid
Hambro/Sanroma
[1958]
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ST 517 - The Railroad - Sound Effects Record [1958]
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ST 518 - Jam Session at the Mardi Gras in New Orleans - ? [1958]
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ST 519 - Debussy - Boston Festival Orchestra [1958]
Clouds/Festival/Danse/Afternoon Of A Faun
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ST 520 - Organ Pops - Bill Floyd at the Paramount Theatre Organ [1958] Blue
Prelude/(others)
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ST 521 - The Burlesque Show - Various Artists [1958] Strip Tease Rhythms,
Baggy Pants Sketches, etc.
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ST 522 - Bach: Brandenburg Concerto #3/Suite for Strings - Boston Festival
Orchestra [1958]
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ST 523 - Merengue and Beguine - ? [1958]
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ST 524 - Steel Band Jamboree - Various Artists [1958] Artists include: Brute
Force Steel
Band, Hell's Gate Steel Band, and the Big Shell Steel Band.
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ST 525 - The Music of Gigi and the Music Man - Suzanne Auber & Her
Orchestra [1958]
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ST 526 - Flamenco Holiday - Carlos Montoya [1958]
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ST 527 - Basin Street Blues - Lizzie Miles with Tony Almerico's Band [1958]
Basin Street Blues/(others)
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ST 528 - Ravel's Bolero/Warsaw Concerto/Cornish Rhapsody - Suzanne Auber &
London Orchestra [1958] Ravel's Bolero/Warsaw Concerto/Cornish Rhapsody
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ST 529 - Organ Concert - Reginald Foort [1958] In A Monastery
Garden/(others)
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ST 530 - Schubert: Unfinished Symphony/Beethoven: Bagatelles - Leonid Hambro
& Boston
Orchestra [1958]
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ST 531 - Dixie - Various Artists [1958] Artists include: Tony Almerico's Band,
Lizzie
Miles,
and Red Camp. Up A Lazy River/(others)
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ST 532 - A Stereo Visit to Spain - Argentona Orchestra [1958]
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ST 533 - The Stereo Feetwarmers - Shafberg Casino Orchestra [1958]
Honeysuckle Rose/(others)
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ST 534 - Strauss: Vienna Waltzes - Suzanne Auber & Vienna Symphonette
[1958] Blue Danube Waltz/Tales Of The Vienna Woods/Emperor Waltz/Artists' Life/Treasure
Waltz//Morning Journal/Wine Women And Song/The Bat/Roses Of The South/Eat Drink And
Be Merry
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ST 535 - A Stereo Visit to Italian Movies - Sabato's Lido Orchestra [1958]
Anna/(others)
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ST 536 - Music of South Pacific & Oklahoma - Suzanne Auber & Broadway Symphonic Jazz
Orchestra [1958] Music Of South Pacific//Music Of Oklahoma
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ST 537 -
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ST 538 -
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ST 539 - Charley Magnante Trio - Charley Magnante Trio [1959]
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ST 540 -
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ST 541 -
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ST 542 - Popular Jazz for Sophisticates - Shafberg Casino Jazz Group [1959]
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ST 543 -
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ST 544 -
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ST 545 -
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ST 546 -
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ST 547 -
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ST 548 -
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ST 549 -
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ST 550 - Romantic Moods of Puerto Rico - Rubies Quartet [1959]
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ST 551 -
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ST 552 -
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ST 553 -
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ST 554 -
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ST 555 -
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ST 556 -
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ST 557 -
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ST 558 -
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ST 559 -
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ST 560 -
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ST 561 -
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ST 562 -
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ST 563 - Carousel & King and I Suites - Louis Shankson [1959]
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ST 564 -
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ST 565 -
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ST 566 -
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ST 567 -
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ST 568 - Leroy Anderson Tunes - Louis Shankson [1959]
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ST 569 -
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ST 570 -
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ST 571 -
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ST 572 - Gypsy String Band - Karoly Szenassy [1959]
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ST 573 - Great All Time Show Hits - Louis Shankson [1959]
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ST 574 - Porgy & Bess Suite and Other Gershwin Hits - Louis Shankson
[1959]
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ST 575 -
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ST 576 -
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ST 577 - Dixieland-Bourbon Street Parade - Bourbon Street Band [1959] Also
issued in mono as Rondo-lette 859.
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ST 578 -
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ST 579 -
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ST 580 -
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ST 581 - Ken Griffin Tribute in Stereo - Griff Harris [1960]
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ST 582 -
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ST 583 - Bar Room Piano with Banjo - Maier Kraus & Rhythm [1960]
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ST 584 - H.M.S. Pinafore - Louis Shankson Soloists Chorus & Orchestra
[1960]
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ST 585 - Pirates of Penzance - Louis Shankson Soloists Chorus & Orchestra
[1960]
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ST 586 - The Mikado - Louis Shankson Soloists Chorus & Orchestra [1960]
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ST 587 - Pop Concert - Chicago Pops Orchestra [1960]
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ST 588 - Honky Tonk Piano - Krauts [1960]
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ST 589 -
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ST 590 - Barroom Sing: The Upright Piano - Krauts [1960]
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Rondo Album Discography, Part 2
When Eli Oberstein's
Record Corporation of America bought Rondo Records in late 1954, it began a period of years when no
albums were issued on Rondo. Finally, in late 1958, Oberstein began issuing albums again under Rondo
imprint (album issues under the Rondo-lette imprint started earlier). At the beginning, the Rondo stereo
ST 500 series of 12" albums leaned a bit more towards the "highbrow" music such as classical, with
Rondo-lette leaning more towards pop, but the two labels soon became essentially indistinguishable. In
1960, the output on the Rondo label itself dwindled in favor of Rondo-lette. The label name was
resurrected in 1962 after the label was sold to P.R.I. of Los Angeles. The Oberstein years featured a
yellow label with black print.
