JOHN GARY - SELF-TITLED - ** PICKWICK/33 SILVER LABEL ** NM 9/10

JOHN GARY - SELF-TITLED ** PICKWICK/33 SILVER LABEL ** NM 9/10

Gary sang in movies, on Broadway, had his own television show, and appeared at Carnegie Hall, with numerous symphonies. He appeared thirty times as a guest on The Tonight Show with Jack Paar, Steve Allen and Johnny Carson. He traveled across the US and Canada with approximately 40 concerts per year. For six years he gave community concerts in over 400 cities and towns. He was a stylized singer, who recorded 23 albums for RCA Victor Records.
Prior to national stardom, Gary appeared on local New Orleans television station WDSU-TV, as a regular feature on the noontime television show "Midday". He also appeared at the Blue Room of the Roosevelt (later Fairmont) Hotel. He performed "The John Gary Show", three fifteen-minute shows a week, presaging his national (CBS) show a decade later, a summer replacement for the Danny Kaye Show.
Gary was considered by many to be one of the most talented of popular singers due to his extraordinary breath control and tonal quality of his voice. He had an exceptionally wide range of three and 1/2 octaves. His singing ranged from robust baritone to a high sweet tenor often in the same song. Many popular songs of the time were suited to his intimate style. After signing with RCA Victor, Gary was nominated for a 1964 Grammy Award for Best New Artist.
In 1960, he joined ASCAP and composed several popular songs. He had five songs that made the adult contemporary (or easy listening) chart in Billboard magazine. The song "Cold", released in 1967, was his most successful, topping the chart for two weeks at the end of that year.[1] However, the song failed to crack the Billboard Hot 100 pop chart. In 1968 he voiced John Alden in the Rankin/Bass Animated TV special "The Mouse on the Mayflower". (AMG)

Pickwick/33 Records: A subsidiary label of Pickwick International, Inc., commonly manufactured by Keel Mfg. Corp. The label brand was launched in the spring of 1965, when Pickwick had a new deal with with Capitol Records for their unused back catalog, as mentioned in Billboard 6. März 1965 page 3. Even in the beginning, the label used licenses of Capitol Records, Warner Bros. Records, Reprise Records, Everest, ABC-Paramount, Roulette Records and other labels. The label was in use till approximately middle of the 70s. (DSC)
John Gary ‎– John Gary
Label: Pickwick/33 Records ‎– SPC-3025
Format: Vinyl, LP, Stereo
Country: US

Track List:
A-1 Little Things Mean A Lot 2:07
A-2 For The Rest Of My Days 2:35
A-3 Ever Since I Met Lucy 2:05
A-4 Thank The Lord For This Thanksgiving Day 2:21
A-5 Cattle Drive 2:41
B-1 The Shrine Of St. Cecilia 2:19
B-2 Tell My Love 2:38
B-3 Let Them Talk 2:28
B-4 How Many Teardrops 2:57
B-5 Little People

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