Monmouth Evergreen
The Monmouth Evergreen albums, compilations, and live albums catalog with cataloged releases, editions, and label credits
U.S. record label, a division of Monmouth Records, Inc., established circa 1960 as Evergreen (5), renamed Monmouth Evergreen in 1967 due to conflict with Evergreen Records (2). For the record company, please see Monmouth Records, Inc., or Monmouth-Evergreen Records.
Discography
89 albumsWhere's Charley?
Norman Wisdom, Frank Loesser · 1958
The Compleat Bud Freeman
Bud Freeman · 1969
Back Home Again
Lee Wiley · 1971
Live! At The Rainbow Grill
Bob Crosby And The Bob Cats · 1967
Close As Pages In A Book
Maxine Sullivan / Bob Wilber · 1969
The Music Of Hoagy Carmichael
Bob Wilber And Maxine Sullivan · 1971
The Legendary Libby Holman
Libby Holman with Gerald Cook · 1966
Take Your Shoes Off, Baby
The Eddie Hazell Trio · 1976
Mardi Gras Parade
Bob Crosby And The Bob Cats · 1970
Sullivan, Shakespeare & Hyman
Maxine Sullivan / Dick Hyman · 1971
Meyer Davis Plays Cole Porter
Meyer Davis · 1973
Funny Face - A New Musical Comedy
George Gershwin / Sydney Howard / Fred Astaire / Adele Astaire / Leslie Henson / Bernard Clifton
For George And Ira
Frances Gershwin · 1973
Playing Bix Beiderbecke/Bill Challis And Carl Kress/Dick McDonough
Bucky Pizzarelli · 1974
Snowfall - A Memory Of Claude
Claude Thornhill
Twelve Isham Jones Evergreens
Rusty Dedrick And His Orchestra
All The Things You Are
Jerome Kern, Ted Auletta And His Orchestra, Reid Shelton, Susan Watson, Danny Carroll
First Time Out
Warren Vaché · 1976
Through The Years With Vincent Youmans
Various · 1993
On Stage 1946 - 1947
Claude Thornhill · 1971
Green Guitar Blues
Bucky Pizzarelli · 1972
Good Vibes For Kurt Weill
Warren Chiasson · 1978
Duke Ellington's Black Brown & Beige (Recorded For The First Time In Its Entirety)
Alan Cohen Band · 1973
That Wonderful Adelaide Hall
Adelaide Hall · 1976
Something To Remember Her By (Previously Unreleased Performances From 1945 And 1965 Including Her Last Performance)
Libby Holman · 1974
Freddy Gardner - England`s Most Fabulous Saxophone Star
Freddy Gardner · 1972
Bucky's Bunch
Bucky Pizzarelli · 1977
New York State of Mind
Ronny Whyte · 1979
Claude Thornhill At Glen Island Casino 1941
Claude Thornhill And His Orchestra · 1971
The Cafe Pierre Trio
Bucky Pizzarelli
An M-E Double-Header Gene Krupa\Ziggy Elman With Their Orchestras And Their Vocalists
Gene Krupa, Ziggy Elman · 1975
Selections From The Original 1926 London Productions Of George & Ira Gershwin's "Tip-Toes" And Vincent Youman's "Wildflower"
Various
All By Myself Vol. 3
Irving Berlin, Annette Sanders, Steve Clayton, The Jack Manno Singers, The Rusty Dedrick Orchestra
Summer Of '79
The Johnny Mince Quartet · 1979
Steve Clayton Sings Gladys Shelley and Steve Clayton
Steve Clayton · 1972
The Many Facets Of Rusty Dedrick
Rusty Dedrick