Swingin' Night People

Omega Disk

calendar_today1959United States

Omega Disk

calendar_today1962United States

“Omega Records, Omega OSL-50 International Pacific Recording Corporation on lp labels. (from the rear cover) FRANCIS BAY has been quietly perfecting his orchestra for more than five years. They play every week on programs of the Brussels Radio and during the past year they have burst forth throughout Europe as THE most talked about orchestra. Any jukebox in Belgium, France, or England is likely to include two or three records by the Bay Orchestra. His recording of "Eso Es El Amor" is the biggest hit of many latin-styled best sellers during the past few years. The Bay Orchestra recently won the highly coveted "Golden Gondol" trophy in a battle of the bands from all over the world held in Venice. The precision section work and fluid jazz improvisation of the soloists are a product of years of rehearsal and development shared by the same group of musicians with very few replacements in the ranks of the musicians. The result is an orchestra in which the musical rapport between musicians is amazing. All of the members of the Bay Orchestra have invested the greatest care in making a danceable, jazz-flavored, fresh group of recordings, but the driving force that makes the Bay Orchestra function as a musical unit is Francis Bay himself. He already has a large following of fans in Europe who know him affectionately as "Francis." Recently his fame has spread to Japan, Mexico, and Canada as well as the United States. People every­where who have come to appreciate good music are enthusiastic in their praise of Francis Bay because of his most distinctive contribution to popular music... perfection. All Francis Bay Orchestra Recordings are produced for Omega Records by PETER PLUM and DAVID HUBERT SUNBEAM-ALPINE COURTESY ROOTS MOTORS (car on cover)”

Musidisc

calendar_today1962France

“No mention of mono or stereo recording on cover and on label Made in france”

Mecca

calendar_today1962United Kingdom

“This U.K. pressing omits the track "If I Love Again" & running order of side A is different to the U.S. pressing”

Musidisc

calendar_today1962France

Omega Records

calendar_today1962United States

“Omega Records, Omega OSL-50 "Hollywood" on bottom of yellow background record label (from the rear cover) FRANCIS BAY has been quietly perfecting his orchestra for more than five years. They play every week on programs of the Brussels Radio and during the past year they have burst forth throughout Europe as THE most talked about orchestra. Any jukebox in Belgium, France, or England is likely to include two or three records by the Bay Orchestra. His recording of "Eso Es El Amor" is the biggest hit of many latin-styled best sellers during the past few years. The Bay Orchestra recently won the highly coveted "Golden Gondol" trophy in a battle of the bands from all over the world held in Venice. The precision section work and fluid jazz improvisation of the soloists are a product of years of rehearsal and development shared by the same group of musicians with very few replacements in the ranks of the musicians. The result is an orchestra in which the musical rapport between musicians is amazing. All of the members of the Bay Orchestra have invested the greatest care in making a danceable, jazz-flavored, fresh group of recordings, but the driving force that makes the Bay Orchestra function as a musical unit is Francis Bay himself. He already has a large following of fans in Europe who know him affectionately as "Francis." Recently his fame has spread to Japan, Mexico, and Canada as well as the United States. People every­where who have come to appreciate good music are enthusiastic in their praise of Francis Bay because of his most distinctive contribution to popular music... perfection. All Francis Bay Orchestra Recordings are produced for Omega Records by PETER PLUM and DAVID HUBERT SUNBEAM-ALPINE COURTESY ROOTS MOTORS (car on cover)”

Omega Disk

calendar_today1962United States

Omega Disk / Omega Records

calendar_today1962United States

“Cover variation White band along top front cover, "The World's Finest Quality Stereophonic Record" "Stereophonic"”

Musidisc

calendar_today1962France

“Mono edition with minor sleeve and label variations from stereo edition ([r6625455]): 1) "stereo sound spectrum" imprint is missing 2) catalogue number is 30 CV 986”

Omega Disk / Omega Records

calendar_today1962United States

“Cover variation Black band along top front cover, "The World's Finest Quality Stereophonic Record" "Stereophonic"”