Joe Venuti, Wolmer Beltrami, Francesco Ferrari - Joe Venuti And His Violin / Italy's Two Greatest Accodionists Album

Tracklist

1	–Francesco Ferrari	Harem Serenade	2:40
2	–Francesco Ferrari	Baby's Sleepy Now	3:18
3	–Joe Venuti	Kreutzer No. 27 Written-By – Kreutzer	2:51
4	–Joe Venuti	Santa Lucia Written-By – Traditional	3:01
5	–Francesco Ferrari	I've Waited So Long	3:23
6	–Joe Venuti	Summertime Written-By – Gershwin	5:47
7	–Wolmer Beltrami	Dreaming Out Loud	2:28
8	–Joe Venuti	Everything You Do Written-By – Olman, Walter Hirsch	3:30
9	–Wolmer Beltrami	Higgeldy-Piggledy	2:30
10	–Wolmer Beltrami	Slightly Frantic	2:40
11	–Joe Venuti	Loose Bow Boogie Written-By – Joe Venuti	2:51

Credits

• Accordion – Francesco Ferrari (tracks: B2, B4, B6), Wolmer Beltrami (tracks: B1, B3, B5)
• Bass – Larry Breen
• Guitar – Vincent Terri
• Harp – Charlotte Laughton Tinsley
• Organ – Herb Kern
• Violin – Joe Venuti

Notes

Music first recorded circa 1946 and issued on 78 rpm records.

Companies

• Manufactured By – Tempo Record Company Of America
• Recorded By – Tempo Record Company Of America

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