Don't Sleep in the Subway - Tony Hatch, Hatch, Tony
You've Gotta Be Loved - Tony Hatch, Hatch
The Weaver - Tony Hatch, Hatch
I Couldn't Live Without Your Love - Tony Hatch, Hatch, Tony
Where Are You Now (My Love) - Tony Hatch, Hatch, Tony
Look for a Star - Tony Hatch, Anthony
Lonely Without You - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Goodbye Mr. Chips - Tony Hatch, Hatch, Tony
The Two of Us - Tony Hatch, Hatch
You Made Me What I Am - Tony Hatch, Hatch
My Love - Tony Hatch, Hatch, Tony
Messing About on the River - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Trinity Street - Tony Hatch, Hatch
The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener - Tony Hatch, Hatch, Tony
Track Listings (20) - Disc #3
Crossroads Theme - Tony Hatch, Hatch
The Champions - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Man Alive - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Sportsnight - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Ben Casey - Tony Hatch, Raksin
The Doctors - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Hadleigh - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Emmerdale Farm - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Perry Mason Theme - Tony Hatch, Steiner
Ghost Squad - Tony Hatch, Green
Theme from Who-Dun-It - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Memories of Summer [Love Story Theme] - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Out of This World - Tony Hatch, Siday
Mr. and Mrs. (Be Nice to Each Other) - Tony Hatch, Hatch
Eye Level (Van Der Valk Theme) - Tony Hatch, Trombey
The Naked City - Tony Hatch, May
Theme from M*A*S*H - Tony Hatch, Altman
The Odd Couple - Tony Hatch, Hefti
You're a Star (New Faces) - Tony Hatch, Macaulay
Theme from the Dick Powell Show - Tony Hatch, Gilbert
Whether as a songwriter, producer or arranger, Hatch was Pye Records' golden boy, the creative force behind many of the most successful pop sounds of the 60s, securing hits for scores of artists & recording some outsta... more »nding easy listening tracks in his own right. Often cited as Britain's Burt Bacharach, Tony Hatch's compositions have stood the test of time, exuding now - as they did then - panache & sophistication. This collection gathers together his most well known recordings, with the hits he penned & produced for others, pop standards like 'Call Me' & 'Downtown', plus such perennial favorites as TV's 'Crossroads' theme & the now cultish 'Sounds Of The Seventies'. 60 original recordings by the original artists. Standard Jewelcases housed in a slipcase. Castle/Pulse. 2003.« less
Whether as a songwriter, producer or arranger, Hatch was Pye Records' golden boy, the creative force behind many of the most successful pop sounds of the 60s, securing hits for scores of artists & recording some outstanding easy listening tracks in his own right. Often cited as Britain's Burt Bacharach, Tony Hatch's compositions have stood the test of time, exuding now - as they did then - panache & sophistication. This collection gathers together his most well known recordings, with the hits he penned & produced for others, pop standards like 'Call Me' & 'Downtown', plus such perennial favorites as TV's 'Crossroads' theme & the now cultish 'Sounds Of The Seventies'. 60 original recordings by the original artists. Standard Jewelcases housed in a slipcase. Castle/Pulse. 2003.
CD Reviews
GREAT LISTENING....Upbeat and Familiar songs.
Dave K. | TX, USA | 09/27/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This 3 disc boxed set shows off the talents of British composer, arranger, and band leader Tony Hatch in great style!
Disc #1 is made up of 20 songs composed by Tony, played by his fine band. I especially like "Music to Watch Girls By" and the old Jeri Southern hit "An Occasional Man". Not a bad tune in the bunch and that can be said for all 3 discs.
Disc #2 consists of 20 hits Tony composed for artists such as Petula Clark, The Searchers, and others. Even the few you may not recognize sound terrific here.
Disc #3 holds 20 more, these made up of TV, movie and other Theme Songs composed and played by Mr Hatch....most are familiar and sound refreshingly good here!
Like me, you may not know too much about Tony Hatch, but you'll be amazed at how many of his songs were big hits in various realms for numerous artists. I recommend this set very highly."
Play it again Tony Hatch
Marionbrodie | San Diego CA..USA | 05/05/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"it has been too many years since I heard the wonderful Tony Hatch and the music and orchestra is fabulous..also great to hear Pet Clark singing those wonderful songs again.."