Word: tunefully
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Seven Lonely Days (Georgia Gibbs; Mercury). A fresh new country tune that lilts along with an engaging countermelody and plenty of bounce. A good cut above most such songs, and a pretty sure jukebox favorite along the chili-parlor circuit...
Wild Horses (Perry Como; Victor). The tune gallops along like chase music for a western, with Como repeating over & over again that it will take more than wild horses to keep him from his bridle...
Kathy Beaumont speaks for Wendy, and brings tears to even Hook's crusty eyes, singing, "Your Mother And Mine." The songs, in general, are good, if not spectacular. I thought that the most catchy tune was the crocodile theme, which does not have words in the picture...
...Coast's plantations, all owned by Africans, grew a third of the world's cocoa. And with prices at $10 a load (60 lbs.), the growers are crowding their mud huts with radios, sewing machines, bicycles and even TV sets (though there is no TV station to tune...
...record into a major pop hit. Oh, Happy Day, written by a lanky (6 ft. 1 in.), 17-year-old Cleveland high-school junior named Don Howard (full name: Donald Howard Kaplow), is a rudimentary little piece. To the accompaniment of his own guitar, Donnie himself moos his happy tune with the hoarse lilt of a fogbound ferry whistle. Sample chorus...