In 1955, he formed Norman Paramor & His Orchestra and in 1956 they recorded one of the biggest-selling albums from the Capitol of the World import series, released by another subsidiary of EMI, Capitol Records: "In London in Love", featuring the soprano Patricia Clarke, who was used in many subsequent selling albums. This became his trademark orchestral signature sound, and was featured on "Autumn", "Amor Amor", "In London", "In Love Again", "Warm and Willing", "My Fair Lady", and "Moods", among others.