Dick Schory's
 Percussion and Brass Ensemble
Stereo Action
"Runnin' Wild"

Side One: 1/ Brass Jockeys
2/ Me and my Shadow 
3/ Portrait in Jazz
4/ Mama's gone, Goodbye
5/ But not for me
6/ Love for Sale

Side Two: 1/ Runnin' Wild 
2/ Lazy Bones 
3/ Down Home Rag 
4/ Greensleeves 
5/ Bully
6/ Thou Swell

The stage of Chicago's Orchestra Hall has become a jam-packed
maze of two truckloads of brass and percussion instruments, twenty
three musicians, microphones and other recording gear. Conductor
Dick Schory is perched high on his podium in full command of the
musical activities.Engineer Bob Simpson is seated at the controls.
Deep under the stage, the producer Marty Gold works wonders in
coordinating musicians, sound men, engineers, stagehands & people
running the coffee. Now the only way to demonstrate how all this
complicated array of talent & technical device produces a recording
you want to hear is to listen. This recording is the newest and best
accomplishment of musical composition and engineering skill, all 
for the purpose of giving you entertainment through....................... 
"the sound your eyes can follow"
Released in 1961 on The Rca label  Lsa-2306


 
 
 
 
 



Dick Schory's
 Percussion Pops Orchestra
"Supercussion"

Side One: 1/ Take the "A" Train
2/ Perdido
3/ On Green Dolphin Street
4/ Nomad
5/ Autumn Leaves
6/ Hindustan

Side Two: 1/ A String of Pearls
2/ Shimboo
3/ Stompin' at the Savoy
4/ Bijou
5/ The Brush Off
6/ Krazy Kwilt

A new recording system that is virtually a revolution in the art 
of recording sound has been developed in the laboratories of the
"Radio Corporation of America". 
The system has been given the name "Dynagroove".
It has opened a brilliant new era in recorded sound . 
Released in 1963 on The Rca label  Lsp-2613