NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR (1964)
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The official World's Fair song was
written by Richard Rodgers and was called "Fair Is Fair."
Decades later, when STATE FAIR was turned into a stage musical,
the music for "Fair Is Fair" found its way into some of the
dance music of that show.
1. 45/Contact
JP-14503 (Wild Bill Davison and the Salt City Six)
2. 45/Victor 47-8323 (The Norman Luboff Choir and Orchestra)
3. 7"/RecKard disc (Pembroke
Davenport Singers and Orchestra)
4. Come To The Fair,
RCA Camden (S) CAS-812 (The Living Voices conducted by Anita Kerr)
5. Struttin' At The World's Fair, Columbia (S) CS-8994 (The Dukes
Of Dixieland) [reissued on The Dukes of Dixieland at
Disneyland/Struttin' at the World's Fair, CD/Collectables 7624]
A demo is also known to exist performed by Earl Wrightson.
Kay Swift also contributed an instrumetal number called "Can't Will 'Em All," which was done for a "special production at the Fair."
1. Fine And Dandy: The Music Of Kay Swift, Mark 56 (M) 700 (Kay Swift, piano; Vincent Abato, saxophone; Homer Mensch, bass; Bradley Spinney, percussion)
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