Pete Fountain: A Taste of Honey (Coral Records CRL757486, released 1966)

The complete stereo album, Coral Records CRL757486, released 1966. Never reissued digitally. The title track uses the Tijuana Brass arrangement, as does "Lucky Pierre." The latter track refers to Pete Fountain's name, Pierre la Fontaine, Jr., as well as the name of a bistro (Lucky Pierre) across the street from Pete's Place, the club that Fountain owned. The album was recorded in Nashville as opposed to New Orleans, and retains some of the Dixieland flavor amidst the brass and string sections highlighting the instrumental talents of the session musicians in Nashville. Track list: 1 A Taste Of Honey 2 The Shadow Of Your Smile 3 The "In" Crowd 4 Theme From "The Yearling" 5 I Know A Place 6 It's Been A Long, Long Time 7 Cast Your Fate To The Wind 8 Lucky Pierre 9 I'm Henry VIII, I Am 10 Fountain In The Rain 11 Stand By Me 12 King Of The Road Originally uploaded to our A&M Corner channel; moved here.