Wonderful work from Dorothy Shay – a very unusual singer for her time, and in a backwards way, almost a force in mainstreaming country music in later years! As the title implies, Dorothy's a bit of a "Park Avenue Hillbilly" – in that she sings country themes, but in a style that's less hillbilly and more in the mode of some of the straighter female vocalists of the time. She's working here with backings from Russ Black, and the sound's almost in the mode of some of the country sides cut by Bing Crosby – but perhaps a bit more whimsical overall. Titles include "A Little Western Town Called BeverlyHills", "Why Shore", "Television's Tough On Love", "Sugar Plum Kisses & Vinegar Tears", and "Don't You Think You Should've Mentioned It Before". LP, Vinyl record album
(Purple label pressing with deep groove. Cover has light wear and aging, mostly in back.)
Includes theme music from Six Feet Under, Sex And The City, Ally McBeal, Will & Grace, Everybody Loves Raymond, Frasier, Friends (I'll Be There For You), Late Show With David Letterman, Mad About You, Melrose Place, BeverlyHills 90210, Law & Order, and many more. CD
(Out of print, former library copy with a few stickers on the booklet and CD hubs, priced accordingly.)
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