Milt Okun
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Milt Okun (born 23 December 1923 in Brooklyn, New York) is an American arranger and record producer best known as a member of The Belafonte Folk Singers with Harry Belafonte.
Okun also recorded several albums of his own in the 1960s. Has made arrangements or produced for a large number of well-known artists such as Peter Paul and Mary, The Chad Mitchell Trio, The Brothers Four, and John Denver. In 1968 he interviewed many American folksingers and published the songs they chose in Something to Sing About! (New York: Macmillan Company).
[edit] Discography
- Every Inch A Sailor (Stinson SLP65)
- I Sing Of Canada (Stinson SLP71)
- Adirondack Folk Songs And Ballads (Stinson SLP82)
- America's Best Loved Folk Songs (Baton BL 1203/Warwick 2011)
- Merry Ditties (Riverside RLP 12-603)
- Traditional American Love Songs (Riverside RLP 12-634)
- Hootenanny with the Skifflers (Columbia HL7307)
