52) Heart & Soul Guitar (Varèse Sarabande, 2002).

51) The Tap Dance Record (Columbia, 1951).

50) Little Red Monkey / Little Joe Worm – with Rosemary Clooney (Columbia).

49) Hawaii Five-O with Jimmy Mitchel (Design).

47) A Guy and a Guitar with Johnny Parker (Kapp).

46) Let's Put Out the Lights (RCA Camden).

45) Tony's Touch (Grand Prix Series, 1963).

43) Guitar on Velvet (Readers Digest, 1976 ).

41) Sixteen Great Performances (ABC, 1971).

40) Fun on the Frets – Tony Mottola and Carl Kress (Yazoo).

38) Stardust (previously released as Warm Feelings) (1980).

31) Tony Mottola and the Brass Menagerie (1974).

29) Tony Mottola and the Quad Guitars (1973).

27) I Gotta Be Me: The Guitar Artistry of Tony Mottola (1972).

22) Close to You (A Guitar for Lovers) (1970).

17) Tony Mottola Joins the Guitar Underground (1969).

13) Amor Mexico and South America (1966).

12) Love Songs of Mexico, South America (1965).

8) Guitar.Mottola (previously released as Mr.

He used a copy of the script with notations and watched a television monitor to provide the right music. Mottola was music director for the television series Danger in 1954. and the Joe Biviano Accordion and Rhythm Sextette in 1947 Here The Tonight Show orchestra, Frank SinatraĮxternal audio You may hear Tony Mottola performing 'Swing Low Sweet Chariot' by Wallace Willis and 'The Jazz Me Blues' by Tom Delaney with the accordionist John Serry Sr.

Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Tony Mottola - Stardust at Discogs. Mottola was one of the most sought after and respected studio musicians in the recording and music industry. He had his first guitar lessons from his father and by the late 1930s he was playing in George Hall's orchestra in a rhythm section that included Johnny Guarnieri and Nick Fatool. Like many of his contemporaries he started out learning to play the banjo and then took up the guitar.

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