| 1. Tracklist: |
| 2. |
| 3. [3:33] 01. Jungle Madness |
| 4. [2:37] 02. On A Little Street In Singapore |
| 5. [2:29] 03. Voodoo |
| 6. [2:53] 04. Chinese Lullaby |
| 7. [3:08] 05. Hypnotiqu |
| 8. [2:40] 06. St. Lousi Blues |
| 9. [3:03] 07. We Kiss In A Shadow |
| 10. [2:54] 08. Summertime |
| 11. [2:19] 09. Scimeter |
| 12. [2:26] 10. American In Bali |
| 13. [1:31] 11. Japanese Sandman |
| 14. [3:36] 12. Jungle Madness |
| 15. [2:41] 13. On A Little Street In Singapore |
| 16. [2:33] 14. Voodoo |
| 17. [2:59] 15. Chinese Lullaby |
| 18. [3:11] 16. Hypnotiqu |
| 19. [2:46] 17. St. Louis Blues |
| 20. [3:07] 18. We Kiss In A Shadow |
| 21. [2:58] 19. Summertime |
| 22. [2:21] 20. Scimeter |
| 23. [2:29] 21. American In Bali |
| 24. [1:31] 22. Japanese Sandman |
| 25. |
| 26. Review |
| 27. The pinnacle of Denny's career, Hypnotique earns a place in history for its achingly beautiful jacket design alone. The same photo shoot also yielded the cover photo for the Denny-produced "Exotic Dreams" by singer Ethel Azama. The music of Hypnotique is just as compelling, producing an effect that certainly must be described as hypnotic, if not occasionally feverish. This can be partially attributed to the help of guests Barbara Smith, John Mechigashari, and Bud Lee on various Japanese instruments. The Jack Halloran Singers also add understated vocal intrigue to two tracks, one of which is Les Baxter's "Voodoo Dreams." Liner notes are by author James Michener. Hypnotique is incredibly strong from start to finish, one of the first records one should pack in that slim, proverbial "desert island" suitcase |
| 28. TiVo |
| 29. Copyright © – Rev-Ola |
| 30. Licensed From – EMI Commercial Markets |
| 31. Distributed By – Pinnacle |
| 32. Recorded At – Kamehameha School Auditorium |
| 33. Recorded At – Liberty Studios |
| 34. Arranged By [Vocal Arranger] – Hal Johnson |
| 35. Arranged By, Piano, Celesta – |
| 36. Bongos, Congas, Vocals [Bird Calls], Percussion – August Colon |
| 37. Design [Digipak Design] – Andy Morten |
| 38. Double Bass [String Bass], Marimbula – Harvey Ragsdale |
| 39. Engineer [Original Sessions] – Bob Long , Ted Keep |
| 40. Koto [Japanese Koto] – Barbara Smith |
| 41. Liner Notes [Original Liner Notes] – James Michener* |
| 42. Photography By [Color Photography] – Gene Howard, Murray Garrett |
| 43. Producer – Si Waronker |
| 44. Producer [Produced For Compact Disc By], Liner Notes – Joe Foster |
| 45. Shakuhachi [Japanese Flute] – John Mechigashari |
| 46. Shamisen [Japanese Samisen] – Francis "Bud" Lee* |
| 47. Technician [Sound Recreation By] – Joe Foster, Nick Robbins |
| 48. Vibraphone, Marimba, Percussion – Julius Wechter |
| 49. Vocals – The Jack Halloran Singers |
| 50. Recorded at Kamehameha School Auditorium, Honolulu and Liberty Studios, Hollywood in 1958 |
| 51. Originally released as Liberty LRP 3102 |
| 52. Sound recreation at Sound Mastering, London |
| 53. "Transistorized Spectra-Sonic-Sound ...the ultimate in High Fidelity." |
| 54. Tracks 1 to 11: Mono Versions |
| 55. Tracks 12 to 22: Stereo Versions |
| 56. © 2005 Rev-Ola, a division of Cherry Red Records Ltd |
| 57. Licensed from EMI Commercial Markets |
| 58. ***************************** |
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