David Carroll - Percussion Orientale (1961)

A1.Caravan 2:38
A2.In A Persian Market 5:15
A3.Harem Dance 3:13
A4.Ballet Egyptian 2:38
A5.Bacchanale 2:30
B1.Twilight In Turkey 2:37
B2.Scheherazade Themes 4:42
B3.Danse Orientale 2:09
B4.Dance Of The Slave Maidens 3:50
B5.Shish-Kebab 1:47
B6.Orientale 2:25

Personnel:
Arranged By – David Carroll (tracks: A2 to A5, B2 to B6)
Bass – Harold Siegel, John Frigo
Concertina – Vince Geraci
Directed By [Mercury Recording Director] – David Carroll
Flute, Soloist [Solo Flute Passages] – Wally Preissing
Guitar – Earl Backus, Johnny Gray
Harp – Edward Druzinsky
Oboe, Soloist [Solo Oboe Passages] – Bob Tootelian, John Cameron (8)
Percussion – Bobby Christian, Richard Schory, Frank Rullo, Jerry Slosberg
Piano – Bob Acri
Strings – Al Muenzer, Art Tabachnick, Dave Chausow, Fritz Siegal, Harold Klatz, Harold Kupper, Herman     Clebanoff, Joe Goodman, Shirley Tabachnick, 
Theodore Silavin
Trombone – Earl Hoffman
Trumpet – Bill Babcock
Violin, Soloist [Solo Violin Passages] – Fritz Siegal
Woodwind – Bob Tootelian, Howard Davis (4), John Cameron (8), Mike Simpson (5), Wally Preissing

DaVid Carroll born Nook Schrier, 15 October 1913, Chicago, Illinois, USA. David Carroll became orchestra arranger/conductor for Mercury Records in 1951, and from 1953-62, he and the Jack Halloran Singers appeared on 36 US Top 100 hits including the Crew-Cuts’ ‘Sh-Boom’ (1954, a number 1 hit) and ‘Earth Angel’ (1955); Rusty Draper’s ‘Shifting, Whispering Sands’ (1955), covered in the UK by Eamonn Andrews; and several Vic Damone hits. Carroll’s biggest success was an instrumental version of ‘Melody Of Love’, which peaked at number 8 in 1955, although he will be best remembered as one of the early pioneers of the pop percussion album later refined by Enoch Light. ---Rovi

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