Friday, December 3, 2010

THE SOUND GALLERY - VOLUME 2





















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Track 1 - Jason King Theme / Laurie Johnson
Track 2 - Powerhouse Pop / Keith Mansfield
Track 3 - The Good Word / The Scottmen
Track 4 - Two Lane Blacktop / James Clarke
Track 5 - Zodiac / Dave Lindup
Track 6 - That's Nice / Alan Moorhouse
Track 7 - I Can See For Miles / Lord Sitar
Track 8 - Accroche Toi, Caroline / Paris Studio Group
Track 9 - Marseillaise Generique / Francis Lai
Track 10 - Francais Francais / Franck Pourcel
Track 11 - Left Bank 2 / The Noveltones
Track 12 - Light My Fire / John Andrews Tartaglia
Track 13 - Avengers Tag / Laurie Johnson
Track 14 - Open House / Brian Fahey
Track 15 - Mama Elephant / E.Cap
Track 16 - International Flight / David Snell
Track 17 - Up To Date / Simon Park Orchestra
Track 18 - On The Brink / Mike Vickers
Track 19 - Sports Car Special / Johnny Pearson
Track 20 - Countdown / Brian Fahey
Track 21 - Miss World / Syd Dale
Track 22 - Enter The Dragon / Jack Parnell & His Orchestra
Track 23 - Breakaway / The Steve Karmen Big Band
Track 24 - Caesar Smith / Laurie Johnson
Track 25 - The Rat Catchers / Johnny Pearson & His Orchestra
Track 26 - At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal / Brian Fahey
Track 27 - Theme One / George Martin

Okay, let me say first that this is not as funky as Volume 1 but there are many good reasons why this should be a part of your record collection. "That's Nice", "Open House" and "Up To Date" are absolute pop gems, "Two Lane Blacktop" and "International Flight" take us back to a time when getting from A to B was sexy and fun, "Light My Fire" and "I Can See For Miles" are totally groovy cover songs. Plus there is "At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal" which has been sampled by the Jungle Brothers. The inclusion of Keith Mansfield, Syd Dale and The Paris Studio Group add further weight to a comprehensive look back at what made 60's and 70's English library music so appealing to generations of groovers and crate diggers.

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