Henri René and his Orchestra
Stereo Action
"Dynamic Dimensions"

Side One: 1/ My Blue Heaven
2/ Sweet Sue-Just You
3/ Me and my Shadow
4/ Temptation Rag
5/ Manhattan Idyl
6/ On the Sunny Side of the Street

Side Two: 1/ Tea for Two
2/ Dizzy Fingers 
3/ Punctuated Performance 
4/ Parade of the Wooden Soldiers
5/ Time on my Hands
6/ Swanee River

For his first Stereo Action album,Maestro René has employed 
different instumental combinations. A big band and two smaller 
groups, each performing on different selections in this great album.
This is the first "Stereo Action" album recorded in Rca Victor's
newest and most up-to-date recording studio. Studio "C " inNew
York City. No studio in the world can fully handle the technical
needs of the new sound-in-motion recording technique, a conscious
and deliberate effort to set the music in motion by utilizing actual 
movement of instruments and sounds from one speaker to the other.
This is a pioneering concept in Stereo listening!
Stereo Action Mastering by Richard Gardner
Produced by Herman Diaz  jr.
Released in 1961 on The Rca label  Lsa-2396
 
 
 
 

 Bernie Green and his Orchestra
Stereo Action
"Futura"
Side One: 1/ Futura
2/ I Love Paris
3/ Ping Pong
4/ Kiss of Fire
5/ The Music Box Waltz
6/ Out of this World

Side Two: 1/ Under Paris Skies
2/ (All of a sudden)My Heart Sings 
3/ Pentagon
4/ Steel Bones
5/ I'll Remember April
6/ Futura (Reprise)

Futura....What will popular music sound like in 1970?
In this album we are probing with both ears for full 
Stereo Action Perception.
Some of the electronic techniques used in Futura are pretty far out.
The arrangements are written with an eye to the future.
They literally crie for performance in Stereo Action.
They have opened an entirely new field of work in the popular music area.
Many of the Orchestral devices and techniques used for color and texture 
 are Bernie Green's own,  and from a mind in constant creative ferment.
This wedding of musical artistry and electronic creativity produces
Stereo Action - literally, "the sound your eyes can follow"
Stereo Action Mastering by Marty Gold
Produced by Lee Schapiro
Released in 1961 on The Rca label  Lsa-2376
 
 
 
 
 

Guitars Unlimited  plus 7
Stereo Action
"Crazy Rhythm"

Side One: 1/ Expresso
2/ Diga Diga Doo
3/ Lady of Spain
4/ Anitra's Dance
5/ This can't be Love
6/ The Donkey Serenade

Side Two: 1/ Nola
2/ La Rosita
3/ Glow Worm
4/ Air Mail Special
5/ Puppet on a String
6/ Crazy Rhythm

Stereo Action requires a whole new recording approach. 
Musical Motion is first conceived by the composer and  
arranger. Every single note of the music to be recorded  
 must be scored with Stereo Action in mind.                     
Prepare for a truly amazing step-up in listening pleasure
If you're an old stereo hand, get set for a special auditory
treat as "The Guitars Unlimited plus 7 " team up with
two speakers Action to bring new depth and music hall
hi-fidelity to twelve of the most melodic and unrestrained
rhythm gems ever written. This wedding of new musical 
artistry and electronic creativity produces Stereo Action
literally, "the sound your eyes can follow"                        
This is another pioneering concept in Stereo listening! 
Stereo Action Mastering by Dick Gardner
Guitar arrangements by Al Caiola
Produced by Marty Gold 
Released in 1961 on The Rca label  Lsa-2371
 
 
 
 
 

Marty Gold and his Orchestra
Stereo Action
"Goes Hollywood"

Side One: 1/ Around the World
2/ The Children Marching Song
3/ Song of the Barefoot Contessa
4/ Song from Moulin Rouge
5/ The 3rd Man Theme
6/ Gigi

Side Two: 1/ Colonel Bogey
2/ Moonglow and Theme from Picnic
3/ The High and the Mighty
4/ Tara's Theme
5/ Baby, it's Cold Outside
6/ Invitation

Marty Gold has been called a flying sorcerer of sonic surprises.
Now firmly in orbit and not likely to come down to earth very soon.
Marty Gold has taken some of the film capital's best and most popular
soundtrack themes and has given them a compelling new sense of movement 
and dimension that never could have been attained by any of the various 3-D
wide screen films that were shown on motion picture screens. To capture every
facet of the stereo action potential, Marty has utilized three different instrumental
groups.Engineer Bob Simpson seated the musicians in the studio for the best possible
spatial effect. We think you will agree that Marty Gold ought to be nominated for the
 coveted Oscar in his own special category, he merits an honorable mention for his latest 
Stereo Action Release.
Stereo Action Mastering by Dick Gardner
Arrangements by Marty Gold
Produced by Marty Gold 
Released in 1961 on The Rca label  Lsa-2381
 
 
 
 
 

 The Three Suns
Stereo Action
Movin' 'n' Groovin'

Side One: 1/ April Showers
2/ Caravan
3/ Autumn Leaves
4/ Dancing with Tears in My Eyes
5/ Jungle Drums
6/ Movin' 'n' Groovin'

Side Two: 1/ Anniversary Song
2/ Beyond the Sea
3/ Some of These Days
4/ Danny's Inferno
5/ The Vagabond King Waltz
6/ Stumbling

 Sound, Dimension and Movement find the Three Suns once again
Movin' 'n' Groovin'
Add to this performance brilliante, 
blend aromatique, taste magnifique 
and we sit down to a Suns-Stopper. 
The musical core of the Three Suns , the familiar guitar, accordion 
and organ has been augmented here by an extraordinary assortment 
of instruments, including jaw bone, wind bells, chains, harpsichord,
tapping shoes, ad infinitum all gliding and sliding in a whirlwind of
 pattern and a maelstrom of motion, sometimes subtly and variously 
violent, but always........Movin' 'n' Groovin'.                                   
Stereo Action Mastering by Dick Gardner
Arrangements by Charles Albertine
Produced by Nevins Kirshner
Released in 1962 on The Rca label  Lsa-2532