Seven Dreams is a Pop album by Gordon Jenkins, originally released in 1953. On Gatefold: 13 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1The Professor (The First Dream)5:13
- 2The Conductor (The Second Dream)8:49
- 3The Caretaker (The Third Dream)7:40
- 4The Cocktail Party (The Fourth Dream)8:19
- 5The Pink Houseboat (The Fifth Dream)9:48
- 6The Nightmare (The Sixth Dream)4:11
- 7The Girl On The Rock (The Seventh Dream)6:44
- 8Theme From Seven Dreams3:05
Sound DNA
- Pop
The second track of this "The Conductor" includes an untitled song that most refer to as "Crescent City." It's sung by Beverly Mahr and would, in 1968, be the center of a lawsuit with Gordon Jenkins going after Johnny Cash. The tune was alleged to be the source of Cash's song "Folsom Prison Blues" and was similar enough that Cash settled with Jenkins for an undisclosed amount out of court with a sealed judgement.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Beverly MahrFEATURING VOCALS
- Bill LeeFEATURING VOCALS
- Gordon JenkinsCOMPOSED BY, CONDUCTOR CONDUCTOR
- Jeanette NolanFEATURING VOCALS
- John McIntireFEATURING VOCALS
- Laurie CarrollFEATURING VOCALS
- The Ralph Brewster SingersFEATURING VOCALS
- Chuck SchrouderVOCALS
- Cornelia DavisVOCALS
- Dave KnightVOCALS
- Dick BealsVOCALS
- Ernie NewtonVOCALS
- Keith CarverVOCALS
- Ralph BrewsterVOCALS
- Ray L. Linn Jr.VOCALS
- Thurl RavenscroftVOCALS
- Virginia ReesVOCALS
13 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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