Marty Gold 
"Wired For Sound "

Side One: 1/ Reflections in the water 
2/ Ti-Pi-Tin
3/ Blues in the Night
4/ In the Still of the Night 
5/ Makin' Whoopee
6/ Lonely Guitar 

Side Two: 1/ Stella by Starlight
2/ You're the Top
3/ Whistle while you work
4/ A Foggy Day
5/ Mood Indigo 
6/ A Blues Serenade

There is little likelihood that many of us have ever heard
these selections played in this form. There are violins, drums,
saxophones, trombones, and some other conventional instruments,
 but there are also many unusual sound - producing devices. Then 
too, there is Reverberation, an artificial echo produced electronically
 and completely under the control of the recording engineer.But in spite
  of the unique arrangement and the unfamiliar instruments there is charm
   in the music, for we can recognize old favorites in completely new dress.
Released in 1956 on the Vik label  Lx-1054
 
 
 
 
 

Marty Gold and his Organ Ensemble
"Organized For Hi-Fi"

Side One: 1/ I Saw Stars
2/ My Silent Love 
3/ Penthouse Serenade
4/ Yesterdays
5/ It's easy to remember
6/ All the things you are

Side Two: 1/ S'posin' 
2/ Once in a while
3/ You're mine you
4/ Sentimental Journey
5/ Someone to watch over me 
6/ Over the Rainbow

There as been a rejuvenation in the popularity of the organ 
recently partly because high fidelity enthusiasts have found 
it an ideal vehicle for producing the far out highs and lows 
with which to put their music equipment to the proper test. 
The Marty Gold OrganEnsemble is based here on three 
  organs.Two Hammonds playing in support of aBaldwin. 
The tunes he has chosen are some of the most warmly loved
works of our popular composers, and never heard before in
the unusual instrumentation in which they are offered here.
Released in 1957 on the Vik label  Lx-1069
 
 
 
 
 

Marty Gold and his Orchestra
"Hi-Fi Fo Fum"

Side One: 1/ March of the Toys
2/ My Romance
3/ The Breeze and I 
4/ But not for me
5/ You are too Beautiful
6/ Humoresque

Side Two: 1/ The Comedians Gallop
2/ You're mine you
3/ Fantasia Mexicana
4/ May I
5/ Bambalina
6/ You're Blasé

Marty Gold has done it again! In this, his latest Vik album,
customized especially for the marvels of Hi-Fi, we are carried 
up to new and exciting heights much the same as the hero Jack
 & the bean stalk, of whom we are naturally reminded by the title.
The chief difference between our present recorded experience and
Jack's fabled climb is that we go even higher with some of the
most "Crystalline Musical Hi-Fi" ever etched on vinyl disk.
Released in 1958 on the Vik label  Lx-1133
 
 
 
 
 

Other 1950s Vik label releases
Marty Gold and his Orchestra
Sticks and Bones    Vik label  Lx-1126
Sticks and Strings in Hi-fi   Vik label  Lx-1082
Higher Than Fi   Vik label  Lx-1097