Side A
Artist	Song
The Ray Charles Singers	Volare
Mason Williams	Classical Gas
Art Lund	Blue Skies
Bob Rosengarden & Phil Kraus	Tony's Wife
Frank Sinatra	Here's To The Losers
Shakey Horton	Friday Night Stomp
Sammy Davis, Jr.	Gonna Build A Mountain
Bert Kaempfert	The Japanese Farewell Song
Harry Belafonte	Midnight Special
Vince Guaraldi Trio	Cast Your Fate To The Wind
Sir Harry Lauder	Soosie MacLean
Al Hirt	Down By The Riverside
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66	Laia Ladaia
Frankie Yankovic	Tic Tock Polka
Wilson Pickett	If You Need Me
Roger Miller	You Can't Rollerskate In A Buffalo Herd
Genoa Keawe & Her Hawaiians	Hawaiian War Chant
101 Strings	Donkey Serenade
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass	I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
Tom Jones	Fly Me To The Moon
Perspectives In Percussion	La Cucaracha
Steve Allen & His Orchestra	The Peanut Vendor
Eddie Bert	Home Cookin'
Tony Bennett	I've Got Just About Everything

Comment:

More dementia from my stacks of black wax. I stuck to the same theme as the last "Vinyl Junkie" mix, all the tracks came off the original LPs, and not all of them are bad("Cast Your Fate To The Wind" is especially classy), but for the most part, this tape is an exercise in groans and grimaces(Tom Jones belting out "Fly Me To The Moon"?!?). However, the music does originate from a gentler age, when people weren't afraid to experiment with new ideas and sounds, and occasionally make fools of themselves in the process...kind of like the state of music to-day, except now they call it "radical experimentation"...=]'

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