Ray Conniff And The Singers
Somewhere My Love
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

Sealed 1966 Stereo, Two Eye "360 Sound" Original. "Somewhere My Love" by Ray Conniff and The Singers is an album released in 1966, featuring a collection of popular songs arranged and conducted by Ray Conniff. The title track, "Somewhere My Love," is a vocal adaptation of "Lara's Theme" from the 1965 film "Doctor Zhivago," composed by Maurice Jarre. This song became one of Conniff's most recognizable and successful pieces, showcasing his signature style of blending choral harmonies with orchestral arrangements.

The album consists of a mix of contemporary hits and timeless classics, all reinterpreted through Conniff's unique approach to easy listening music. The vocal group, known for their smooth harmonies, provides a soothing and melodic backdrop to the lush instrumental arrangements. The album's sound is characterized by its warm, rich textures and meticulous production quality, making it a quintessential example of Conniff's influence on the genre during the 1960s.