Only top ten instrumentals from my database of over 700 instrumentals? For example:
Acker Bilk, Mr. - Summer Set
Al Hirt - Cotton Candy
André Brasseur - The Kid 
Andrew Oldham Orchestra, The - The Last Time 
Arthur 'Guitar Boogie' Smith - Guitar Boogie
Benny Goodman Orch. - Let's Dance
Bert Kaempfert Orch. - Dreaming The Blues
Bert Kaempfert Orch. - Mexican Shuffle  (the excellent trombone fills !)
Bert Kaempfert Orch. - The Bass Walks
Billy Vaughn - Twilight Time
Bob Powels, Werner Müller Orch. - Ole, O'Cangaceiro (the excellent trumpet !)
Brass Ring, The - The Dis-Advantages Of You
Duane Eddy - Houston 
Dukes Of Dixieland, The - Swanee River
Freddy King - San-Ho-Zay
Georghe Zamfir - Ciocârlia
Hank C. Burnette - Spinning Rock Boogie
Chuck Berry - Instrumental 
John Buck & The Blazers - Egal O.K. 
Karel Vlach orch. - Down By The Riverside
Leroy Anderson & His 'Pops' Concert Orch. - The Typewriter
Mefisto - I'm Coming Home Baby 
Mefisto - Podzimní nálada
Mr. Bloe - Groovin' With Mr. Bloe 
Olympic - Sack O'Woe
Percy Faith Orch. - Crunchy Granola Suite
Quincy Jones - Soul Bossa Nova
Ramsey Lewis - Wade In The Water
Ray Conniff Orch. - Tiger Rag (Hold That Tiger) 
Ray Charles - Moanin'
Richie Allen & The Pacific Surfers - Malibu Run 
Roger Whittaker - Swaggy (Australian Whistler) (the excellent whistling !)
Sauter-Finegan Orchestra - Doodletown Fifers (the opening fanfare was used by R. Luxembourg for the TOP 30 theme.
Shadows, The - Fender Bender 
Shadows, The - Peace Pipe
Surfaris, The - Wipe Out
Teen Beats, The - The Slop Beat
Temperance Seven, The - Charley My Boy 
TOČR - Elizabethan Serenade
TOČR, R.Rokl - Přátelství
Traditional Jazz Studio - Swing Cocktail
Walter Murphy & The Big Apple Band - A Fifth Of Beethoven (with the vibraslap)
Xavier Cugat Orch. - Adios 
Yardbirds, The - Steeled Blues 



 

Lesley Gore - "It's My Party" and "Judy's Turn To Cry".

I'm looking for the Eddy Manson Orchestra recording "Boy On A Carousel".
It is from 1958, on the LPs "The Fi Is Hi" and "Harmonicas Wild". Is it possible to hear it somewhere on the internet?

Lorne wrote:

I did a bit of searching in light of the additional comments you provided, and I'm wondering if "fills" might at least partly cover what you're looking for based on the following Wikipedia entry.
https://tinyurl.com/4bk4hyap

Lorne, thank you so much, I think that's exactly it!  And the musician says - I don't play the main melody, I play fills.
So - this is "fill" in musical terminology:
https://vocaroo.com/1au2LXCPwDtL
 

Dear Lorne,
thank you for your evaluation, that I expressed myself clearly. It is important for me that others understand what I am asking.

This is my question:
Bert Kaempfert added additional trombone sounds (tones) to Herb Alpert's recording in his version of the "Mexican Shuffle". Listen to my two audio samples.
https://vocaroo.com/1m8kYhJeC8uM
https://vocaroo.com/1au2LXCPwDtL
In the Czech language we call it something like "musical yes-yes support." Maybe "infills" or "colouration" probably best describes what I mean. 
Is there a special name for these tones in English?

 

Roman wrote:

Here's a link to the album and its tracks. Limelight and Terry's Theme are not on this record.https://www.discogs.com/pt_BR/release/15340039-The-Tony-Mansell-Singers-Sing-Charles-Chaplin-Favourites

Roman,
“Limelight”, “Eternally”, “Terry's Theme” are three names for the same song. I just didn't know which name was used. That's why I wrote all three.
 

https://vocaroo.com/1owjYzOogTM2
After all these years, is it still possible to find out who plays and sings and under what name the recording was released?
“Limelight”, “Eternally”, “Terry’s Theme”?
Ray Conniff? Ray Charles Singers?


 

Does anyone recognize this singer? 
The photo is said to be from the 1960s. It's from the Radio Free Europe studio.

mroldies wrote:

When Joe "Deke" Deacon is in pathology, the female doctor listens to a song playing on the radio.
Do you know what song it is?

I'm sorry for bothering you with this.
I already figured it out. Aaron Neville - "Tell It Like It Is"
 

When Joe "Deke" Deacon is in pathology, the female doctor listens to a song playing on the radio.
Do you know what song it is?

Does anyone know the answer to my two questions?

1. Did Elvis Presley record the song "(We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock"? Did RCA ever release it on vinyl or CD?

2. And the same question about the song "Only You (And You Alone)".
Did Elvis Presley ever record it? Did RCA ever release it on vinyl or CD?

"...on the Billboard 200".
Does this mean that it is counted from May 13, 1967?

Dear aflem,
You commented it absolutely brilliantly!

I wonder what an oldies DJ (oldies presenter) should play as the last song when he retires after many years of working
in a radio station...
"A Touch Of Velvet - A Sting Of Brass"?
"Sleepy Shores"?
"River Deep-Mountain High"?
Or simply "Roll Over Beethoven"?

Do you have any interesting tips?