🎵 AotW Zoom: Come On and Zoom (A&M Records SP-3402)

Zoom: Come On and Zoom

A&M Records SP-3402
Released 1974

A1: Zoom - Theme [1:21]​

A2: Stay All Night [2:03]​

A3: Games [3:16]​

A4: Lollipop Tree [3:25]​

A5: Witches Brew [3:03]​

A6: Michael, Row The Boat Ashore [2:40]​

A7: I Believe In Music [2:45]​

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B1: Twinkle (A Mad Tea Party) [4:39]​

B2: Piccolomini [2:48]​

B3: Ballin' The Jack [2:06]​

B4: Wishes [4:42]​

B5: Fannee Doolee [2:20]​

B6: Address Song - Send It To Zoom! [0:49]​

B7: Fannee Doolee (Answer) [0:28]​

B8: Ubbi-Dubbi [1:06]​

B9: Zoom Close [1:10]​

Adapted By – Newton Wayland (2) (tracks: A2, A3, A6, B1, B2, B4)
Arranged By – Newton Wayland (2) (tracks: A2, A3, A6, B2, B4)
Art Direction – Roland Young (3)
Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Frank Nizzari
Bass – Dave Saltman*
Cello – Ronald Feldman
Conductor, Keyboards – Newton Wayland (2)
Design [Cover], Artwork [Illustrations] – Jack Medoff
Engineer – John Nagy
Engineer [Assistant] – Ronald Walunas
Flute, Soprano Saxophone – Dick Johnson (3)
Guitar, Banjo – John Chiodini
Percussion – Fred Buda
Photography By [Cover] – Bob Rush (2)
Piccolo Flute, Flute – Nancy Jerome
Producer – John Nagy, Newton Wayland (2)
Trombone – Phil Wilson, Tony Lada
Trombone [Contrabass], Tuba – Sam Pilafian*
Trumpet, Flugelhorn [Fleugel Horn] – Herb Pomeroy
Violin [Vitar (Electric Violin)] – Lee Larrison
Vocals – Bernadette Yao, Danny McGrath, David Alberico, Edith Mooers, Jay Schertzer, Leon Mobley, Lori Boskin, Luiz Gonzalez, Maura Mullaney, Mike Dean (20)
Written-By – Anonymous (tracks: A3, B2), Newton Wayland (2) (tracks: A1, A5, B5, B6, B8, B9), Traditional (tracks: A2, A6)


Note: SP-3401, SP-3403 and SP-3404 were apparently never assigned to an album release, and SP-3405 is a reissue. The next AotW in the series will be SP-3406.

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[Bobberman]

I loved this show ( the original version from the 70s) I know they revived it in 1999 but to me it wasn't really the same although some of the original elements were there but I didn't know until now that there was a soundtrack album to it I wish I would have known back then I would have had it in my early record collection

 

[Rudy]

I loved this show ( the original version from the 70s) I know they revived it in 1999 but to me it wasn't really the same although some of the original elements were there but I didn't know until now that there was a soundtrack album to it I wish I would have known back then I would have had it in my early record collection

I wasn't much of a TV watcher as a kid, other than what my parents used to watch in the evenings. So I don't even know if this aired in our part of the country or not.

Although somewhere, I have an LP of the PBS show The Electric Company. And the two 45 RPM records of The Banana Splits--I never watched the show, but played the records often.

 

[Harry]

I have only the vaguest memory of the theme song found here:

Zoom (TV Series 1972–1978) ⭐ 7.7 | Comedy, Drama, Family

| TV-G

www.imdb.com

Apparently it was a kids show on PBS produced at WGBH Pittsburgh.

 

[jfiedler17]

I had no idea a soundtrack to this existed! That title theme was a catchy one, I must say.

 

[Bobberman]

I have only the vaguest memory of the theme song found here:

Zoom (TV Series 1972–1978) ⭐ 7.7 | Comedy, Drama, Family

| TV-G

www.imdb.com

Apparently it was a kids show on PBS produced at WGBH Pittsburgh.

Totally correct as I said I was a huge tv watcher as a Kid and that's why I remember it