Nelson Riddle discography

The following is the discography for big band and traditional pop arranger Nelson Riddle[1] (1921–1985).

Albums

With Nat King Cole

With Ella Fitzgerald

With Linda Ronstadt

With Frank Sinatra

With Keely Smith

With others

Selected singles
  • "Lisbon Antigua" (US No. 1 - February 1956)
  • "Port Au Prince" (US No. 20 - April 1956)
  • "Theme from The Proud Ones" (US No. 39 - July 1956)
  • "Route 66 Theme" (US No. 30 - June 1962 - AC No. 9, 1962)
  • "Naked City Theme" (US No. 130 - October 1962)
  • "What's New" (Featuring Linda Ronstadt) (US No. 53 - December 1983 - AC No. 5, 1983)
  • "I've Got a Crush On You" (Featuring Linda Ronstadt) (AC No. 7, 1984)

Sources: Billboard Top Pop Singles, Billboard Adult Contemporary Billboard Bubbling Under Singles Books

Arranger for film and television

Composer for film and television

References
  1. "Nelson Riddle - The Official Website - Albums". www.nelsonriddlemusic.com. Retrieved 6 August 2019.
  2. A 7-inch 45 RPM "Extended Play" recording with four tracks: "Moonglow," "Vilia," "Venezuela," and "Brother John." David Edwards, Patrice Eyries, Tim Neely, Randy Watts, and Mike Callahan. "Capitol Main Series Album Discography Preview; Series 600-2999". bsnpubs.com. Retrieved February 25, 2023.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  3. A 7-inch 45 RPM "Extended Play" recording with four tracks: "Lisbon Antigua," "In The Hall Of The Mountain King," "Robin Hood," and "The Argentine Fire Brigade." "Record Details". 45cat.com. Retrieved February 22, 2023.
  4. A re-issue of Capitol tracks originally released on Hey...Let Yourself Go!, C'mon...Get Happy!, and Music of the Motion Picture "Can Can".
  5. Released on vinyl in Europe under the title For Swinging Lovers.
  6. Re-issued as Nelson Riddle Arranges and Conducts the 101 Strings (Alshire, 1970); as Bridge Over Troubled Water (Alshire, 1971); and, minus "Bridge Over Troubled Water", as Swingin' Songs (Alshire, 1972) in four-channel stereo.
  7. A re-issue of tracks originally released on Communication and Changing Colors.
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