MUSIC FOR DANCEFLOORS - THE CREAM OF THE CHAPPELL LIBRARY SESSIONS

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Track 1 - Whispers / Cath Baxter

Track 2 - Indianapolis 2 / Irving Martin & Brian Dee

Track 3 - Deadline Destination / Irving Martin & Brian Dee

Track 4 - Five Plus Four / Al Newman

Track 5 - Psychedelic Portrait / Jean-Claude Petit

Track 6 - Rhythm Maker / Johnny Hawksworth

Track 7 - Afro-Beat, Afro-Syn / Nino Nardini

Track 8 - The Race Machine / The Mark Duval Big Band

Track 9 - Green Water / Jack Dievel et Le Paris Jazz Quartet

Track 10 - Casing / Les Prospection

Track 11 - Erotica 1 / Malasek & Basant

Track 12 - Following You / Pierre Dutour

Track 13 - Ibhadi (Small Deer) / Glenn Keiles

Track 14 - Poivre, Piments Et Pin-Up / Paul Pinot & Paul Guiot

Track 15 - Crazy Fiddles / Eddie Warner

Track 16 - Discovery / Brian Bennett

Track 17 - Safari Park / Roger Roger

Track 18 - Rainbow Bridge / Paul Dupont & His Orchestra

Track 19 - Misty Canyon / Sven Libek

Track 20 - Blockbuster / Keith Mansfield

Track 21 - Exotica / Ole Jensen & His Music

The best of the three volumes in my opinion, "Music For Dancefloors - The Cream Of The Chappell Music Library Sessions" starts off with the strange and mysterious "Whispers" before launching into "Indianapolis 2" which is a high octane number heavy on the funk. Meanwhile "Five Plus Four" and "The Race Machine" are both more in the realm of jazz funk and Nino Nardini's "Afro-Beat, Afro-Syn" is a percussion heavy oddity which isn't really to my liking.

Heading into the second half of the album there are some real gems such as "Green Water", "Following You" and "Ibhadi (Small Deer)". It just gets better though...Brian Bennett's classic "Discovery" would be the perfect soundtrack to underwater exploration, "Crazy Fiddles" by the always crazy Eddie Warner is sensational, "Safari Park" by legendary library composer Roger Roger has a nice restrained progression and I have previously stated my love for "Misty Canyon" by Sven Libek. If you can't find a bunch of tracks that appeal to you on this record then you simply aren't trying hard enough. It's a Funky Frolic essential listen!

P.S - Keep listening after "Exotica" for a secret hidden track...