Wes Montgomery - Full House - 1962 (1992)

While performing in the San Francisco area in late 1962, Griffin met bassist George Duvivier, a member of the Gordon Lightfoot band, and the two became friends and fellow musicians. Griffin began to play regularly with Duvivier's quartet, and the two remained together for the rest of their careers.

After a short stint with Pablo Records, Griffin, who had found his way to New York, signed with Columbia Records in 1962. In Hard Times, his first album for the label, the singer performed four of his own standards, including It Ain't Necessarily So, and a few classic ballads like That's What I Want. During the mid-1960s, he appeared on numerous soul and pop recordings, and had two hits with You're the One and My Life on the up-tempo R&B label Skye in 1964. Griffin's second album on Columbia, I'll Never Stop Loving You, was released in 1965, and it marked the beginning of a long series of albums on this label that lasted for several years. Griffin's recording career continued in the late 1960s, and he was particularly active on the R&B Top 40 and Music of Johnny Cash labels.

At the time, Stokowski's work at Disney, which was becoming more popular with the public and the media,[25] was viewed as a means of showcasing the studio's standard animation. Disney was eager to work with Stokowski, as he had already produced Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio, both of which featured classical music. He thought the collaborative work would advance the art of animation, and it would also help establish a new standard for Disney films.[21] That same year, Disney also directed, animated, and wrote the story for a segment in Fantasia, whose soundtrack Stokowski also conducted. He was hired to conduct the music for Disney's 1939 feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, to reflect its “pure and simple character.”

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