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Gilmour's Albums, Volume II (CD) CBC Radio (?) compilation by Clyde Gilmour |
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Opening Theme - with comments by Lorna Jackson Abdul Abulbul Amir - performed by Frank Crumit Heartaches - performed by Roy Thoreson O Helga Natt - performed by Jussi Bjoerling Pavane, Op. 50 - performed by Salli Terri, Laurindo Almeida and Martin Ruderman The Surrey with the Fringe on Top - performed by Oscar Peterson Gunslinger - performed by Katie Lee March for Military Band No. 1 in F - performed by the Netherlands Wind Ensemble O Mio Babino Caro, from Gianni Schicchi - performed by Amanda Roocroft Weather Forecast - performed by The Master Singers Stay with the Music - performed by Burgess Meredith Murals on the Wall - performed by Lou Carter Credeasi Misera, from "I Puritani" - performed by Albert Da Costa The Truth about Pig Tails Never Pucker the Wattles of a Cassowary - performed by Jim Moran Five Foot Two: Metric Version - performed by Paul Caldwell and Brad Halls French Monologue - performed by Henry Morgan That's My Hap-Hap-Happiness - performed by The Happiness Boys Adele's Laughing Song - performed by Florence Foster Jenkins Driving Instructor - by Bob Newhart [for many years Clyde Gilmour used "Pavane" as the ending music for his show] |
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"For half a century CBC radio listeners tuned in to CLYDE GILMOUR, first as a movie critic and then for over forty years as the gentle and enthusiastic host of Gilmour's Albums, the longest running network radio music show in CBC history. His final broadcast was in June 1997. All the music he played, from opera to comedy, was from his own private collection." - Friends of Canadian Broadcasting "...the Clyde Gilmour Collection... was donated to the CBC shortly after Mr. Gilmour's death in November 1997. Clyde Gilmour was a legendary broadcaster, writer and music collector who worked at CBC for more than 50 years. He was best known for the radio program "Gilmour's Albums," which ran from 1956 to 1997. The Gilmour collection consists of more than 10,000 long-play records... 4,000 CDs, program scripts, notes, correspondence, files, tapes and reference materials. It is housed in a corner of the Music Library, set up to look like his basement home office (complete with Mr. Gilmour's desk and old telephone). Clyde Gilmour's music collection is still used by CBC producers for programming. - CBC Archives |
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