# Source of truth for the exhibit's audio collection. # # The Mill Run Playhouse-Theatre stop in the larger exhibit holds recordings # from concerts at the venue, digitized side-by-side from cassette tapes. # The data model here is artist → shows → sides. Each `side` produces one # Opus file; sides are not concatenated. # # Filename convention (auto-derived): # web/static/audio/--.opus # # Pipeline: # bin/pull-audio — copy WAVs from Dropbox to content/audio/ # bin/build-audio — encode each side as its own opus # bin/build-images — convert content/images/*.jpg → web/static/images/*.webp # bin/build-stops — regenerate web/src/lib/stops.json from this file defaults: bitrate: 64k channels: 2 sample_rate: 48000 exhibit: title: "Mill Run Theatre" description: | Listen to performances from the Mill Run Select from the artists below artists: - id: 1 name: "Al Martino" slug: al-martino description: | American singer of Italian descent best known for the ballad "Here in My Heart" and the perennial "Spanish Eyes." Martino also played the singer Johnny Fontane in The Godfather and its sequel. images: - "AL MARTINO001_74.jpg" shows: - caption: "1974" slug: "1974" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Al Martino - 1974 (Side A) (No Side B).wav" - id: 2 name: "Caterina Valente" slug: caterina-valente description: | Italo-French entertainer who recorded in over a dozen languages across a career spanning the 1950s through the 1980s. A jazz-trained singer, she was a fixture of European and American television variety shows. images: [] shows: - caption: "Aug 1976" slug: "1976-aug" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Caterina Valente - August 1976 (2nd Show Sunday) (Side A) (No Side B).wav" - id: 3 name: "Dionne Warwick" slug: dionne-warwicke description: | American singer who became the definitive voice of the Burt Bacharach and Hal David songbook in the 1960s: "Walk On By," "Anyone Who Had a Heart," and "Do You Know the Way to San Jose." From 1971 to 1975 she performed under the alternate spelling "Warwicke." images: - "Dionne Warwick 1974 from Don Leavitt.jpg" shows: - caption: "1974" slug: "1974" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Dionne Warwicke - 1974 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Dionne Warwicke - 1974 (Side B).wav" - id: 4 name: "Don Ho" slug: don-ho description: | Hawaiian musician and entertainer whose 1966 single "Tiny Bubbles" became his lifelong signature. He performed nightly in Waikiki for decades and toured the mainland into the 2000s. images: - "Don Ho 001 1980.jpg" shows: - caption: "Jun 26, 1977 — 1st show" slug: "1977-jun-1" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Don Ho - June 26th 1977 (Tape 1) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Don Ho - June 26th 1977 (Tape 1) (Side B).wav" - caption: "Jun 26, 1977 — 2nd show" slug: "1977-jun-2" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Don Ho - June 26th 1977 (Tape 2) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Don Ho - June 26th 1977 (Tape 2) (Side B).wav" - id: 5 name: "Don Rickles" slug: don-rickles description: | American stand-up comedian known for insult comedy aimed affectionately at celebrities and audience members alike. A regular on television variety and talk shows from the 1960s onward. images: - "Don Rickles 002 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "May 25, 1975" slug: "1975-may" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Don Rickles - May 25th 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Don Rickles - May 25th 1975 (Side B).wav" - id: 6 name: "Eddy Arnold" slug: eddy-arnold description: | Tennessee-born country singer who placed more than 145 songs on the country charts across five decades. Hits include "Make the World Go Away" and "Cattle Call." images: - "Eddy Arnold 001 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "1975" slug: "1975" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Eddy Arnold - 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Eddy Arnold - 1975 (Side B).wav" - caption: "Nov 1977" slug: "1977-nov" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Eddy Arnold - November 1977 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Eddy Arnold - November 1977 (Side B).wav" - id: 7 name: "Engelbert Humperdinck" slug: engelbert-humperdinck description: | British pop singer whose 1967 single "Release Me" famously kept the Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever" from reaching number one in the UK. His stage name was borrowed from a 19th-century German opera composer. images: - "Engelbert Humperdinck 003 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "Oct 1975" slug: "1975-oct" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Engelebert Humperdinck - October 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Engelebert Humperdinck - October 1975 (Side B).wav" - id: 8 name: "Frankie Laine" slug: frankie-laine description: | American crooner whose hits include "That's My Desire," "Mule Train," "Jezebel," and the theme from the television series Rawhide. images: - "Frankie Laine 002 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "Sep 1975" slug: "1975-sep" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Frankie Laine - September 1975 (2nd Show Sunday) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Frankie Laine - September 1975 (2nd Show Sunday) (Side B).wav" - id: 9 name: "Gladys Knight & the Pips" slug: gladys-knight description: | American soul and funk group fronted by Gladys Knight with her brother and two cousins as the Pips. Hits include "Midnight Train to Georgia," "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," and "Neither One of Us." images: - "Gladys Knight and the Pips 001 1975.jpg" - "Gladys Knight & the Pips 001 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "Aug 1977 — 1st show" slug: "1977-aug-1st" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Gladys Knight - August 1977 (1st Show Saturday) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Gladys Knight - August 1977 (1st Show Saturday) (Side B).wav" - caption: "Aug 1977 — 2nd show" slug: "1977-aug-2nd" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Gladys Knight - August 1977 (2nd Show Saturday) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Gladys Knight - August 1977 (2nd Show Saturday) (Side B).wav" - caption: "Oct 1975 — 1st show" slug: "1975-oct-fri" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Gladys Knight - October 1975 (2nd Show Friday) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Gladys Knight - October 1975 (2nd Show Friday) (Side B).wav" - caption: "Oct 1975 — 2nd show" slug: "1975-oct-sat" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Gladys Knight - October 1975 (2nd Show Saturday) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Gladys Knight - October 1975 (2nd Show Saturday) (Side B).wav" - id: 10 name: "Glen Campbell & Jud Strunk" slug: glen-campbell-jud-strunk description: | Country-pop superstar Glen Campbell ("Wichita Lineman," "Rhinestone Cowboy") shared this bill with Jud Strunk, a Maine native who reached the U.S. Top 20 in 1973 with the novelty hit "Daisy a Day." images: - "Glenn Campbell 006 1973.jpg" shows: - caption: "Dec 1973" slug: "1973-dec" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Glen Campbell_Jud Strunk - December 1973 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Glen Campbell_Jud Strunk - December 1973 (Side B).wav" - id: 11 name: "Glenn Yarbrough & The Limeliters" slug: glenn-yarbrough-limeliters description: | Folk singer who rose to fame with the Limeliters, one of the leading acts of the early-1960s folk revival, before launching a successful solo career. He occasionally rejoined the group for reunion tours. images: [] shows: - caption: "Oct 1977" slug: "1977-oct" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Glenn Yarbrough & Limeliters - October 1977 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Glenn Yarbrough & Limeliters - October 1977 (Side B).wav" - id: 12 name: "Harry Belafonte" slug: harry-belafonte description: | American singer, actor, and civil rights activist who brought Caribbean music to mainstream audiences with "Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)" and "Jump in the Line." His 1956 album Calypso was the first by a solo artist to sell a million copies in the United States. images: [] shows: - caption: "May 1976" slug: "1976-may" sides: - id: a label: "Act I — Side A" source: "Harry Belafonte - May 1976 (1st Half) (Act I) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Act I — Side B" source: "Harry Belafonte - May 1976 (1st Half) (Act I) (Side B).wav" - id: 13 name: "Helen Reddy" slug: helen-reddy description: | Australian-American singer best known for "I Am Woman," an anthem that became a touchstone of second-wave feminism. Other hits include "Delta Dawn" and "Angie Baby." images: - "HelenReddy001_74.jpg" shows: - caption: "1974" slug: "1974" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Helen Reddy - 1974 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Helen Reddy - 1974 (Side B).wav" - id: 14 name: "Florence Henderson & Jim Nabors" slug: henderson-nabors description: | Florence Henderson (Carol Brady of The Brady Bunch) shared this bill with Jim Nabors (Gomer Pyle of The Andy Griffith Show). Both had concert-singing careers alongside their television roles and were regulars on variety programs. images: - "Florence Henderson 009 1975.jpg" - "Jim Nabors 002 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "Jul 1975" slug: "1975-jul" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Henderson & Nabors - July 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Henderson & Nabors - July 1975 (Side B).wav" - id: 15 name: "The Hues Corporation & The 5th Dimension" slug: hues-corp-5th-dimension description: | The Hues Corporation, who topped the charts in 1974 with "Rock the Boat," shared this bill with The 5th Dimension, the late-1960s sunshine-pop group behind "Up, Up and Away" and the medley "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In," drawn from the musical Hair. images: - "The 5th DimentionFD001_74.jpg" shows: - caption: "1974" slug: "1974" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Hues Corp; 5th Dimension - 1974 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Hues Corp; 5th Dimension - 1974 (Side B).wav" - id: 16 name: "John Davidson" slug: john-davidson description: | American singer, actor, and television host with a clean-cut style. A frequent variety-show guest in the 1960s and '70s, he later hosted That's Incredible! and Hollywood Squares. images: - "JohnDavidson002_74 HQ.jpg" shows: - caption: "1974" slug: "1974" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "John Davidson - 1974 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "John Davidson - 1974 (Side B).wav" - id: 17 name: "Johnny Mathis" slug: johnny-mathis description: | American singer whose smooth tenor on songs like "Chances Are," "Misty," and "It's Not for Me to Say" made him one of the best-selling recording artists of the twentieth century. images: - "Johnny Mathis 004 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "Aug 1975 — 1st show" slug: "1975-aug-sun-1st" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (1st Show Sunday) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (1st Show Sunday) (Side B).wav" - caption: "Aug 1975 — 2nd show" slug: "1975-aug-1st" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (1st) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (1st) (Side B).wav" - caption: "Aug 1975 — 3rd show" slug: "1975-aug-2nd-half" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (2nd Half) (Side A) (No Side B).wav" - caption: "Aug 1975 — 4th show" slug: "1975-aug-3rd" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (3rd) (Side A) (No Side B).wav" - caption: "Aug 1976 — 1st show" slug: "1976-aug-1" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1976 (Side A) 1-13-2021 (tape with stickers on box).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1976 (Side B) 1-13-2021 (tape with stickers on box).wav" - caption: "Aug 1976 — 2nd show" slug: "1976-aug-2" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1976 (Side A) 7-30-2021.wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1976 (Side B) 7-30-2021.wav" - id: 18 name: "Kate Smith" slug: kate-smith description: | American singer with a 50-year career and a deep contralto voice, famous for her 1939 recording of Irving Berlin's "God Bless America." She hosted radio and television variety programs through the 1950s and '60s. images: - "Kate Smith 006 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "Nov 1975" slug: "1975-nov" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Kate Smith - November 1975 (1st Show) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Kate Smith - November 1975 (1st Show) (Side B).wav" - id: 19 name: "Lainie Kazan" slug: lainie-kazan description: | American singer and actress with a powerful belt and Broadway roots. As Barbra Streisand's understudy in Funny Girl, she famously stepped in for one performance in 1964. She later became a fixture in supper clubs and film comedies. images: [] shows: - caption: "Aug 1975 — 1st show" slug: "1975-aug-1" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Lainie Kazan - August 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Lainie Kazan - August 1975 (Side B).wav" - caption: "Aug 1975 — 2nd show" slug: "1975-aug-2" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Lainie Kazan - August 1975 (Tape 2) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Lainie Kazan - August 1975 (Tape 2) (Side B).wav" - id: 20 name: "The Love Machine" slug: love-machine description: | International all-female funk and soul group active in the 1970s. The seven-member ensemble, which included songwriter Sandra Sully, toured Europe, Asia, and Africa and recorded for labels including Buddah, Arista, and Motown. images: [] shows: - caption: "Oct 1976" slug: "1976-oct" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Love Machine - October 1976 (Side A).wav" - id: 21 name: "Tony Martin & Cyd Charisse" slug: martin-charisse description: | Husband-and-wife stage act. Tony Martin sang and Cyd Charisse danced; both were veterans of Hollywood musicals, and they toured together through the 1970s. images: [] shows: - caption: "Aug 1975" slug: "1975-aug" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Martin;Charisse - August 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Martin;Charisse - August 1975 (Side B).wav" - id: 22 name: "The Mills Brothers" slug: mills-brothers description: | American close-harmony vocal quartet from Piqua, Ohio, active from the 1920s through the 1980s. Best known for "Paper Doll" (1943), "Glow Worm," and "You Always Hurt the One You Love." images: - "Mills Brothers 003 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "Sep 1975" slug: "1975-sep" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Mills Brothers - September 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Mills Brothers - September 1975 (Side B).wav" - id: 23 name: "Mitzi Gaynor" slug: mitzi-gaynor description: | American actress, singer, and dancer who starred in the 1958 film of South Pacific opposite Rossano Brazzi. Her touring revues throughout the 1970s showcased her dance numbers and comic timing. images: - "Mitzi Gaynor 007 1976.jpg" shows: - caption: "Oct 2, 1977" slug: "1977-oct" sides: - id: i-a label: "Act I — Side A" source: "Mitzi Gaynor - October 2nd 1977 (Act I) (Side A).wav" - id: i-b label: "Act I — Side B" source: "Mitzi Gaynor - October 2nd 1977 (Act I) (Side B).wav" - id: ii-a label: "Act II — Side A" source: "Mitzi Gaynor - October 2nd 1977 (Act II) (Side A) (No Side B).wav" - id: 24 name: "Robert Goulet" slug: robert-goulet description: | Canadian-American baritone who originated the role of Lancelot in Lerner and Loewe's Camelot on Broadway in 1960. A long career on television, in film, and on the Las Vegas circuit followed. images: - "Robert Goulet crop 008 1976.jpg" shows: - caption: "Jun 1975 — with Foster Brooks" slug: "1975-jun" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Robert Goulet_Foster Brooks - June 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Robert Goulet_Foster Brooks - June 1975 (Side B).wav" - caption: "Oct 1976" slug: "1976-oct" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Robert Goulet - October 1976 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Robert Goulet - October 1976 (Side B).wav" - id: 25 name: "Roy Clark" slug: roy-clark description: | American country musician and comedian, longtime co-host of the syndicated television show Hee Haw. A virtuoso multi-instrumentalist and a Country Music Hall of Fame inductee. images: - "Roy Clark 009 crop1976.jpg" shows: - caption: "Apr 1976" slug: "1976-apr" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Roy Clark - April 1976 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Roy Clark - April 1976 (Side B).wav" - id: 26 name: "Sammy Davis Jr." slug: sammy-davis-jr description: | American singer, dancer, actor, and member of the Rat Pack, whose career spanned more than six decades across Broadway, film, and television. His signature hit was "The Candy Man." images: - "Sammy Davis Jr. 002 1975.jpg" - "Sammy Davis Jr. 003 1976.jpg" shows: - caption: "1975" slug: "1975" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Sammy Davis - 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Sammy Davis - 1975 (Side B).wav" - caption: "Nov 1976" slug: "1976-nov" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Sammy Davis Jr - November 1976 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Sammy Davis Jr - November 1976 (Side B).wav" - id: 27 name: "Sandler & Young" slug: sandler-young description: | Singing duo Tony Sandler (Belgian) and Ralph Young (American), known for their multilingual repertoire and tight harmony. A staple of supper-club and television variety bookings from the late 1960s onward. images: - "Sandler & Young 010 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "Dec 1975 — 1st show" slug: "1975-dec-mill-run" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Sandler_Young - December 1975 ('Mill Run' Label) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Sandler_Young - December 1975 ('Mill Run' Label) (Side B).wav" - caption: "Dec 1975 — 2nd show" slug: "1975-dec" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Sandler_Young - December 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Sandler_Young - December 1975 (Side B).wav" - id: 28 name: "Shirley Bassey" slug: shirley-bassey description: | Welsh singer with a powerful contralto, internationally known for the three James Bond film theme songs she recorded: "Goldfinger" (1964), "Diamonds Are Forever" (1971), and "Moonraker" (1979). images: - "Shirley Bassey 011 1976.jpg" shows: - caption: "Sep 1976" slug: "1976-sep" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Shirley Bassey - September 1976 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Shirley Bassey - September 1976 (Side B).wav" - id: 29 name: "Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé" slug: steve-lawrence-eydie-gorme description: | American husband-and-wife singing duo who met as Steve Allen's Tonight Show regulars in the 1950s and remained inseparable performers until Eydie's death in 2013. Each maintained a successful solo career alongside the duo work. images: - "Steve Lawrence_EydieGorme001_73.jpg" shows: - caption: "Aug 1977 — 1st show" slug: "1977-aug-1" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Steve & Eydie - August 1977 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Steve & Eydie - August 1977 (Side B).wav" - caption: "Aug 1977 — 2nd show" slug: "1977-aug-2" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme - August 1977 (1st Show Sunday) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme - August 1977 (1st Show Sunday) (Side B).wav" - id: 30 name: "The Dells" slug: the-dells description: | Chicago R&B vocal group whose career stretched from the 1950s ("Oh What a Night") through the 1990s ("Stay in My Corner"). One of the longest-lived doo-wop and soul ensembles. images: [] shows: - caption: "1975" slug: "1975" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "The Dells - 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "The Dells - 1975 (Side B).wav" - id: 31 name: "The Irish Rovers" slug: irish-rovers description: | Canadian-Irish folk group founded in Toronto in the 1960s, best known for "The Unicorn" (1968) and "Wasn't That a Party" (1981). images: [] shows: - caption: "Jul 1977 — 1st show" slug: "1977-jul-16" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "The Irish Rovers - July 16th, 1977 (1st Show) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "The Irish Rovers - July 16th, 1977 (1st Show) (Side B).wav" - caption: "Jul 1977 — 2nd show" slug: "1977-jul-17" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "The Irish Rovers - July 17th, 1977 (2nd Show) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "The Irish Rovers - July 17th, 1977 (2nd Show) (Side B).wav" - id: 32 name: "The Kingston Trio" slug: kingston-trio description: | American folk group from San Francisco, one of the most popular acts of the late 1950s and early '60s and a catalyst for the folk revival. Hits include "Tom Dooley" and "Where Have All the Flowers Gone." images: [] shows: - caption: "Oct 1977" slug: "1977-oct" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "The Kingston Trio - October 1977 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "The Kingston Trio - October 1977 (Side B).wav" - id: 33 name: "The Temptations & Honey Cone" slug: temptations-honey-cone description: | Motown soul giants The Temptations ("My Girl," "Just My Imagination") shared this bill with Honey Cone, the trio whose 1971 single "Want Ads" topped the Billboard Hot 100. images: - "TheTemptations002_74.jpg" shows: - caption: "Dec 30, 1972" slug: "1972-dec" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "The Temptations_Honeycone - December 30th 1972 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "The Temptations_Honeycone - December 30th 1972 (Side B).wav" - id: 34 name: "Tom Jones" slug: tom-jones description: | Welsh singer with a powerhouse baritone who broke through with "It's Not Unusual" in 1965 and went on to build a decades-long Las Vegas residency career. His variety show This Is Tom Jones aired from 1969 to 1971. images: - "TomJones005_74.jpg" - "Tom Jones redo 008 1976.jpg" shows: - caption: "1975" slug: "1975" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Tom Jones - 1975 (1st Half) (1st Show Sat) (Side A) (No Side B).wav" - caption: "Sep 1976" slug: "1976-sep" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Tom Jones - September 1976 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Tom Jones - September 1976 (Side B).wav" - id: 35 name: "Vic Damone" slug: vic-damone description: | American singer whose smooth baritone made him a fixture on television variety shows and a Las Vegas mainstay. Hits include "You're Breaking My Heart" and "On the Street Where You Live." images: - "VicDamone001_74 HQ.jpg" shows: - caption: "Dec 1974" slug: "1974-dec" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Vic Damone - December 1974 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Vic Damone - December 1974 (Side B).wav" - id: 36 name: "Vikki Carr" slug: vikki-carr description: | American singer of Mexican-American heritage who scored a pop hit with "It Must Be Him" in 1967 before pivoting to a Spanish-language career that earned her multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy awards. images: - "Vikki Carr 004 1976.jpg" - "Vikki Carr 006 1975.jpg" shows: - caption: "1975" slug: "1975" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Vikki Carr - 1975 (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Vikki Carr - 1975 (Side B).wav" - caption: "May 1975" slug: "1975-may" sides: - id: a label: "Side A" source: "Vikki Carr - Sunday May 1975 (Second Half) (Red by WJT) (Side A).wav" - id: b label: "Side B" source: "Vikki Carr - Sunday May 1975 (Second Half) (Red by WJT) (Side B).wav"