Various Artists - Music for a Bachelor's Den
Music for a Bachelor's Den By Various Artists Very Good Condition Space Age Bachelor's Den music of the '50s is cool, hip, with-it and the most! So with this disc, relax, turn down the lights, make yourself comfortable and enjoy an evening in a bachelors den. A Review: Compared to the other Ultra Lounge CDs in the series, "Music for a Bachelor's Den" is likely more what people were listening to @ the time, rather than the uniquely unusual pieces found on the other ones. The album starts, though, with a few "cool" versions of "Once In a While" (a bongo variation by Terry Snyder) & Arthur Lyman's take on "Love for Sale" (xylophone-lounge). One mistake here, though, is Jackie Gleason's "Melancholy Serenade" mistakenly titled 'Theme from the Honeymooners'. As another reviewer pointed out, this may be possibly more melodic but is no 'Honeymooners'. It is actually Gleason's theme for his live self-titled variety show of the early 50s, where the 'The Honeymooners' was popularized. But it