Biography:
Best known for his stint as bandleader for the infamous game show The
Gong Show, composer and arranger Milton Delugg was born in Los Angeles
on December 2, 1918. After attending UCLA, he traveled to New York City
to study under Tibor Serly; in 1938, Delugg joined the Matty Malneck
Orchestra as an accordionist, and following a stay with the Army Air
Corps during World War II, he formed his own group. Freelance television
and radio projects yielded themes for everything from The Fred Allen
Show to What's My Line? to the Junior Miss pageant; a prolific composer,
Delugg also authored songs including "Hoop Dee Do," "The Happy
Wanderer," "Just Another Polka" and "Orange Colored Sky." In 1964, he
penned the score to the cult classic Santa Claus Conquers the Martians,
and following the 1966 departure of Skitch Henderson assumed bandleading
duties on NBC's The Tonight Show, only to be replaced a few months
later by Doc Severinsen; much longer-lived was his stay on Chuck Barris'
1970s favorite The Gong Show, where he and his group were dubbed
"Milton Delugg and the Band with a Thug." In addition to composing music
for a number of children's records released through RCA and Golden
Books, in 1967 Delugg also issued the solo album Accordion My Way --
Ole! He died of heart failure at his home in Los Angeles in April 2015;
Milton Delugg was 96 years old.
by Jason Ankeny
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/milton-delugg-mn0000493756/biography
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Biografía:
Más conocido por su labor como director de la banda del infame concurso
The Gong Show, el compositor y arreglista Milton Delugg nació en Los
Ángeles el 2 de diciembre de 1918. Después de asistir a la UCLA, viajó a
la ciudad de Nueva York para estudiar con Tibor Serly; en 1938, Delugg
se unió a la Orquesta Matty Malneck como acordeonista, y después de una
estancia en el Cuerpo Aéreo del Ejército durante la Segunda Guerra
Mundial, formó su propio grupo. Los proyectos de televisión y radio
independientes produjeron temas para todo, desde el Show de Fred Allen a
What's My Line? hasta el concurso de Miss Joven; un compositor
prolífico, Delugg también fue autor de canciones como "Hoop Dee Do",
"The Happy Wanderer", "Just Another Polka" y "Orange Colored Sky". En
1964, escribió la partitura del clásico de culto Santa Claus Conquista
los Marcianos, y tras la salida en 1966 de Skitch Henderson asumió la
dirección de la banda en The Tonight Show de la NBC, sólo para ser
reemplazado unos meses después por Doc Severinsen; mucho más duradera
fue su estancia en el favorito de Chuck Barris de los 70, The Gong Show,
donde él y su grupo fueron apodados "Milton Delugg and the Band with a
Thug". Además de componer música para varios discos infantiles
publicados por RCA y Golden Books, en 1967 Delugg también publicó el
álbum en solitario Accordion My Way -- Ole! Murió de un fallo cardíaco
en su casa de Los Ángeles en abril de 2015; Milton Delugg tenía 96 años.
por Jason Ankenyhttps://www.allmusic.com/artist/milton-delugg-mn0000493756/biography
A1 - The Goose (O Ganso) 2:27
A2 - Watch What Happens 3:04
A3 - So What's New? 2:08
A4 - Cry Your Sadness (Chora Tua Tristeza) 2:57
A5 - This Time Tomorrow (Amanha) 1:51
A6 - The Gentle Rain 2:28
B1 - Taking Judy Home 2:09
B2 - Summer Samba 2:29
B3 - You And Me (Voce E Eu) 2:40
B4 - Sometime Samba 2:38
B5 - The Young Set 2:46
Credits:
Accordion – Milton DeLugg
Arranged By – Milton Delugg
Bass – Giulio Ruggiero*
Bongos – Johnny Pacheco
Conductor – Milton Delugg
Drums – Bobby Rosengarden
Engineer – Ed Begley
Guitar – Al Casamenti, Bucky Pizzarelli
Liner Notes – Harold Stern
Organ – Eumir Deodato
Percussion – Johnny Pacheco
Recorded By – Ed Begley
Tambourine – Johnny Pacheco
Vibraphone [Vibes] – Phil Kraus
Tracks A1, A6, and B1: "(from the motion picture "The Gentle Rain")"
Track A2: "(from the film "The Umbrella of Cherbourg")"
Label: RCA Victor – LSP-3861
Released: 1967
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
https://www.discogs.com/release/13979748-Milton-DeLugg-Accordion-My-Way-Ol%C3%A8
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