Mantovani And His Orchestra
Gems Forever...
1x 12" Vinyl
Reissue
Studio Album

Gems Forever...

Mantovani And His Orchestra

United States·Original Year: 1958

Catalog #

LL 3032

Tracks

12

Duration

33:55

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Notes

Side number on labels just to right of spindle hole. Matrix numbers above catalog number on right. Gems Forever... has the same labels, but different pressing ring. Gems Forever... has different pressing ring and an "N" next the label matrix numbers. Gems Forever... has side numbers to the left of the spindle hole. Gems Forever has completely different label layout. Recording first published 1958 Runouts are stamped Catalog number LL3032 on front cover and spine. Catalog number LL 3032 on back cover and spine. Catalog number LL.3032 on labels.

Format

1x 12" Vinyl LP, Mono
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Tracklist

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Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl

  1. A1

    All The Things You Are

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    3:20
  2. A2

    True Love

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    3:10
  3. A3

    I Could Have Danced All Night

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    3:00
  4. A4

    You Keep Coming Back Like A Song

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    2:30
  5. A5

    A Woman In Love

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    2:30
  6. A6

    This Nearly Was Mine

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    2:40
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Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl

  1. B1

    Summertime

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    2:45
  2. B2

    Something To Remember You By

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    3:20
  3. B3

    Love Letters

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    3:20
  4. B4

    The Nearness Of You

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    3:50
  5. B5

    An Affair To Remember

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  6. B6

    Hey There

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    3:30
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Questions about the credits

Who wrote Gems Forever... by Mantovani And His Orchestra?
The writing on Gems Forever... by Mantovani And His Orchestra is credited to Hammerstein-Kern, Cole Porter, Lerner & Loewe, Irving Berlin, Frank Loesser, Rodgers & Hammerstein, DuBose Heyward, George Gershwin, Schwartz & Dietz, Edward Heyman, Victor Young, Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington, Harold Adamson, Harry Warren, Leo McCarey, Jerry Ross, and Richard Adler.

Credits & Production

Credits

2 roles · 19 credits