Eugene Amaro . Twilight Time . Laurie Bower. Canadian Talent Lib. 1975 LP Sealed

======================================= Twilight Time   ... Eugene Amaro ...   with the Laurie Bower Singers

Toronto-born and raised, Gene began his career on flute at age 8. His fellow students at St. Michael's Choir School included 8 guys who were soon to become famous as Canada's first internationally-known vocal groups -- The Four Lads and The Crew Cuts.

In 1958 Gene at the age of 20 formed his own band and led it for the next 11 years at the Seaway Hotel. Pianist and vocal partner was a young Bill Badgley. In 1970 studio work beckoned as did CTL producer Johnny Burt. The Amaro sax is heard regularly as part of Rob McConnell's Boss Brass and in concert with visiting bands led by Quincy Jones, Woody Herman and Benny Goodman. Tenor is his mainstay but he also sizzles on soprano, alto and baritone sax .. soprano, alto and bass flute ... piccolo and clarinet. (liner notes)

1975 Canadian Talent Library Production CTL 5194
United Artists UALA-561G   Side 1 ...

Twilight Time More Than You Know What's Goin' On All in Love is Fair To Spend My Love

Side 2 ...

In My Life (You Belong) Midnight Blue Am I Blue Something about You My Love ==========================
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(under 100 watt incandescent light)
record = Still Sealed
NO cut-out marks
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