Marv Herzog International Album

Marv Herzog's twenty-seventh recording in 1991 was recorded at the same time as Home On The Range, but instead of country songs, this album features a little bit of many cultures. A German song "Die Glocken Der Heimat", a Polish song "Zosia", an Irish medley of waltzes, polkas such as "Half A Dozen Reasons" and "The Second Week of Deercamp", a slow number "Sweet Nearness of You", a schottisch "Oh-Ho, Ah-Ha", a jitterbug "In The Mood", and the "Seven Step" are showcased together to give listeners a broad range of musical styles. The album cover depicts a Steinbeck Nutcracker and Beer Stein from Germany, a Guinness Beer Mug from Ireland, hand painted Easter eggs from Poland, carved wooden shoes, and a deer plaque and they look as good together as the songs sound together on this selection.

• Half A Dozen Reasons Polka
• Die Glocken Der Heimat Waltz (The Bells Of Our Homeland)
• Pennsylvania Hills Polka
• Crystal Chandelier
• Soldiers Off To War Polka
• Illinois Waltz
• You Call Everybody Darling Polka
• Oh-Ho, Ah-Ha Schottish
• Twelfth Street Rag Polka
• What's The Reason Polka
• I Wish I Could Sprechen Sie Deutsch ( I Wish I Could Speak German) Waltz
• It's Time To Pay The Fiddler Polka
• Sweet Nearness Of You
• In The Mood Jitterbug
• Zosia Polka
• Irish Medley
• Seven Step
• The Second Week Of Deer Camp Polka