First time officially reissue, sourced from the original master tapes in a new edition, the Milan based imprint Dialogo, returns with this compilation published in Italy by RCA Victor in 1962 - a precious historical document of some important international jazz and pop artists who came to Italy and left their marks, influencing the generations of those golden years.
It contains
***Chet Baker with Ennio Morricone's Orchestra, with "Il Mio Domani" (My Tomorrow) and "So Che Ti Perderò" (I Know That I'll Loose You) two recordings of works composed and sung for the first time in Italian by one of the most important worldwide trumpet “Golden Trumpet” and singer “Voice Of Angel” jazz artist. ***Helen Merrill with “Estate” (Summer) and “Nessuno Al Mondo” (Noboby In The World), two recordings sung for the first time in Italian. She agreed to record two 'light' songs because the Orchestra that performed them was conducted by Armando Trovajoli, a qualified exponent of Italian jazz and an extreme modernist. ***Paul Anka with Ray Ellis Orchestra, Perez Prado and His Orchestra, Neil Sedaka and Stan Applebaum Orchestra

A1 - Perez Prado e la sua Orchestra - Arrivederci Roma – Chunga
A2 - Helen Merrill with Armando Trovajoli e la sua Orchestra - Nessuno al Mondo
A3 - Paul Anka with Orchestra diretta da Ray Ellis - Ogni Giorno
A4 - Chet Baker with Ennio Morricone e la sua Orchestra - Il Mio Domani
A5 - Neil Sedaka with Stan Applebaum Orchestra - Esagerata (Little Devil)
A6 - Antonio Prieto with His Orchestra - Papà
B1 - Paul Anka with Orchestra diretta da Ray Ellis - Voglio Sapere (I’d Like To Know)
B2 - Antonio Prieto with His Orchestra - Baciami
B3 - Neil Sedaka with Stan Applebaum Orchestra - Un Giorno Inutile (I Must Be Dreaming)
B4 - Helen Merrill with Armando Trovajoli e la sua Orchestra - Estate
B5 - Chet Baker with Ennio Morricone e la sua Orchestra - So Che Ti Perderò
B6 - Perez Prado e la sua Orchestra - Guaglione More