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Title
Nitey Nite Lullabies
Description
Cover of a promotional 78 rpm record, created for the Perry Knitting Company's "Nitey Nite" line of children's sleepwear, features a photograph similar to its print advertising of the time. In the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle a local department store offered the album free with the purchase of two or more sleepers (15 April 1954: 4).
"The exquisite timelessness of these songs," reads a portion of the back cover, "the warmth and tenderness of the Choir, these blend in a memorable performance of four of the western world's most beloved lullabies."
The Norman Luboff Choir was a popular creator of easy listening choral music during the 1950s-70s. Featured on this album are Arthur Gleghorn on flute and May Cambern on harp. Below are the four songs listed, including hyperlinks to digitized sound files courtesy of the Kahle/Austin Foundation and the Internet Archive.
Side 1: All Through the Night / Sleep, Baby, Sleep
Side 2: Cradle Song / Brahms' Lullaby
"The exquisite timelessness of these songs," reads a portion of the back cover, "the warmth and tenderness of the Choir, these blend in a memorable performance of four of the western world's most beloved lullabies."
The Norman Luboff Choir was a popular creator of easy listening choral music during the 1950s-70s. Featured on this album are Arthur Gleghorn on flute and May Cambern on harp. Below are the four songs listed, including hyperlinks to digitized sound files courtesy of the Kahle/Austin Foundation and the Internet Archive.
Side 1: All Through the Night / Sleep, Baby, Sleep
Side 2: Cradle Song / Brahms' Lullaby
Creator
The Norman Luboff Choir
Publisher
Columbia Records
Date
1952
Contributor
Cooper, Ken
Source
Courtesy Ken Cooper
Format
Type
Still image
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Record album cover
Physical Dimensions
10.25 x 10.25 in.
Geolocation
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