Ducky Conducts!

Yes, in the 1960s David McCallum indulged some musical whims by conducting music arranged by David Axelrod.

The first disc has the first two.

1 1-2-3 (2:12)

2 Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season) (2:33)
3 The "In" Crowd (3:12)
4 A Taste of Honey (2:56)
5 Yesterday (2:37)
6 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (2:33)
7 We Gotta Get Out of This Place (2:13)
8 Downtown (2:17)
9 The Far Side of the Moon (2:30)
10 Louise (2:22)
11 Insomnia (2:16)
12 The Sugar Cane (2:21)
13 Uptight (2:44)
14 Michelle (2:32)
15 Batman Theme (2:10)
16 Call Me (2:43)
17 Isn't It Wonderful (2:31)
18 My World Is Empty Without You (2:20)
19 Five O'Clock World (2:23)
20 The Shadow of Your Smile (Love Theme from "The Sandpiper") (2:59)
21 It Won't Be Wrong (2:05)
22 Far Away Blue (2:30)
23 The Edge (2:53)
24 Final (3:12)

The other disc has the second two albums.

01. A Man and a Woman (2:34)

02. If I Were a Carpenter (2:09)
03. Louie, Louie (3:15)
04. Love Is a Hurtin' Thing (2:21)
05. Winchester Cathedral (2:07)
06. I Can't Control Myself (3:03)
07. Who Am I? (2:40)
08. Cherish (3:47)
09. Carnegie Ball (2:03)
10. On a Weekend (1:44)
11. Alfie (2:53)
12. House of Mirrors (2:22)
13. 98-Point-6 (3:25)
14. I'm a Believer (3:23)
15. Mellow Yellow (2:36)
16. Penny Lane (3:28)
17. 59th Street Bridge Song (2:29)
18. Strawberry Fields Forever (3:05)
19. California Dreamin' (2:33)
20. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (3:39)
21. B.B. (2:56)
22. White Daisies (1:41)
23. Oh My! (2:09)

The performances are competent and up to the highest standards of what you might call "elevator music" -- orchestral arrangements of then-hep pop songs.  Not my cup o' tea, but some may like it.  Certainly a curiosity due to Mr M's affiliation with the fantastic show NCIS.

And maybe some other show too, I don't know.