Are Any of These of Interest?

I transfer more recordings than I actually present here on the blog, for a number of reasons: I may have lost interest in the item, didn't get around to doing the scans, or don't feel like writing about the LP in question.

It occurs to me that some of you may be interested in these records. I have given up trying to understand what appeals to people. Some of the most unlikely posts have been among the most popular - such as the songs of Roger Quilter or popular organ pieces played by Virgil Fox.

So here is the list, in no particular order - please let me know in the comments if these are appealing. I'll make one or more available.

Deems Taylor - The Portrait of a Lady; Paul Creston - Partita (ARS Orchestra/Hendl)

Bob Carroll - Camden EPs of "Today's Top Hits"

Curtain Going Up - Boston Pops/Fielder medleys of show tunes

Greatest Western Hits - Carl Smith, Lefty Frizzell, Ray Price

Quincy Porter - Symphony No. 1; Concerto Concertante; Dance in Three Time (Concerts Colonne/composer)

Hymns and Sacred Songs - Cowboy Copas

Dream On - Dance On - Elliot Lawrence Orchestra

Mozart - Symphony No. 36 (VPO/Böhm) and 29 (SRO/Maag)

Modern American Music - Meredith Willson Concert Orchestra (short pieces commissioned from Gould, Arlen, Grofe, Ellington, Alter and others)

Rachmaninoff - Isle of the Dead; Vaughan Williams - Tallis Fantasia (Minneapolis/Mitropoulos)

Noël Coward - I'll See You Again (1954 recordings)

Mexican Hayride - Original Cast

New Music from Old Erin (by Brian Boydell, Seoirse Bodley, and Frederick May) - Radio Eireann Symphony/Milan Horvat

Sean O'Casey - Juno and the Paycock (Cyril Cusack, Siobhan McKenna)

Szell conducts Mendelssohn - Midsummer Night's Dream (PSONY) and Symphony No. 4 (Cleveland)