RONNIE ALDRICH

'Ronnie Aldrich' (15 February 1916, Erith, Kent, England - 30 September 1993, Isle of Man) was a British easy listening pianist, arranger, conductor and composer.
Aldrich first gained fame in the 1940s as leader of The Squadronaires, up until their disbanding in 1964.
He was noteworthy for the recording development of playing two pianos in his recordings. He recorded for London Records for the 1960s and 1970s, moving to EMI in the 1980s. He also regularly broadcast on BBC Radio 2 with his own orchestra as well as with the BBC Radio Orchestra, directing from the piano.
Ronnie was also widely known as the musical director for the world-famous ''The Benny Hill Show''. He was appointed musical director at Thames Television.
Aldrich died of prostate cancer at age 77.

Contents
Decca Discography "Ronnie Aldrich And His Two Pianos"
Poligram Discography (One Piano)
References

Decca Discography "Ronnie Aldrich And His Two Pianos"



★ Melody and Percussion for Two Pianos, London Phase 4 SP-44007, 1961

★ Ronnie Aldrich and His Two Pianos, London Phase 4 SP-44018 1962

★ The Magnificent Pianos of Ronnie Aldrich, London Phase 4 SP-44029 1963

★ The Romantic Pianos of Ronnie Aldrich, London Phase 4 SP-44042 1964

★ Christmas with Ronnie Aldrich. London Phase 4 SP-44051 1964

★ Magic Moods of Ronnie Aldrich, London Phase 4 SP-44062 1865

★ That Aldrich Feeling, London Phase 4 SP-44070 1965

★ All Time Piano Hits, London Phase 4 SP-44081 1966

★ Were The Sun Is,(Decca) 1966

★ Two Pianos in Hollywood, London Phase 4 SP-44092, 1967

★ Two Pianos Today!, London Phase 4 SP-44100 1967

★ For Young Lovers, London Phase 4 SP 44108 1968

★ This Way "In," London Phase 4 SP-44116 1968

★ Its Happening Now, London Phase 4 SP-44127 1969

★ Destination Love, London Phase 4 SP 44135 1969

★ Here Come the Hits!, London Phase 4 SP-44143 1970

★ Close to You, London H-17156 1970

★ Love Story, London Phase 4 SP-44162, 1971

★ Great Themes To Remember London Phase 1971

★ Invitation To Love, London Phase 4 SP-44176, 1972

★ Come to Where the Love Is, London Phase 4 SP 44190 1972

★ Soft And Wicked, London Phase 4 SP-44195 H-17195
1973

★ Top of the World, London Phase 4 SP-44203, 1973

★ The Way We Were, London Phase 4 SP 44209 1974

★ In the Gentle Hours, London Phase 4 SP-44221, 1975

★ Love, London Phase 4 SP 44253 1975

★ Reflections, London Phase 4 SP-44264, 1976

★ Webb Country, London Phase 4 SP-44278 1977

★ Evergreen, London Phase 4 SP-44286, 1977

★ Melodies from the Classics, London Phase 4 SP-44300 1978

★ Emotions, London Phase 4 SP-44310 1978

Poligram Discography (One Piano)



★ Tomorrows Yesterdays, DEcca 1979

★ For The One You Love, Decca 1980

★ One Fine Day, Amberjack 902, 1981

★ Imagine, Amberjack 1981

★ Beautiful Music, Amberjack 1982

★ Nights Birds, EMI MFP 1982

★ Sea Dreams, EMI MFP 1984

★ For All Seasons EMI MFP 6016 1987

★ Ronnie Aldrich, his Piano and Orchestra EMI CC220 1988

References



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