FUNKY FROLIC - 28 FUNKY AND FROLICY LIBRARY CUTS

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Track 1 - Frolic / Johnny Pearson

Track 2 - Funky Scene / Bill Loose

Track 3 - Funky Signwriter / Alan Parker

Track 4 - Fine And Funky / Dave Gold

Track 5 - Slighty Funky / Robert Hall

Track 6 - Just Funky / Klaus Weiss

Track 7 - Really Funky / Barry Stoller

Track 8 - Funky Monkey / Trevor Bastow

Track 9 - Funky Spider / Barry Stoller

Track 10 - Funky Stage / Janko Nilovic

Track 11 - Windsor Frolic Link / Johnny Pearson

Track 12 - Funky Sunrise / Duncan Lamont

Track 13 - Funky Teahouse / Fred Silberstein

Track 14 - Funky Fantom / R.Walter

Track 15 - Funky Pusher / Wally Asp

Track 16 - Funky Tramway / Janko Nilovic

Track 17 - Funky Footage / Keith Mansfield

Track 18 - Funky Chimes / Francis Coppieters

Track 19 - Funky Finale / Dave Gold

Track 20 - Funky Thing / Keith Mansfield

Track 21 - Funky Flutes / Duncan Lamont

Track 22 - Funky Toothpaste / Alan Parker

Track 23 - Funky Chase / Keith Mansfield

Track 24 - Funky Foundations / Dave Richmond

Track 25 - Funky Captions / Keith Mansfield

Track 26 - Funky Hustle / Unknown

Track 27 - Funky Black / The PR TV Band

Track 28 - Funky Link / Keith Mansfield

Retronic from the library music blog Retro-Teque is the latest guest poster to create a compilation at Funky Frolic. For those who don't know already Retronic is a master when it comes to creating library mixes and his endless search for the cues used in t.v shows such as Prisoner and The Sweeney is the stuff of legend. He has been a supporter and contributor to my blog since the beginning and was my first ever "Follower". So it gives me great joy to present "Funky Frolic - 28 Funky And Frolicy Library Cuts".

As you can see Retronic went with a "funky" and "frolic" based theme and given that most library music titles provide a guiding description of what's to come, you can expect a very funky ride indeed! Crisp drumming, wah wah guitar, Hammond organ and deep bass play a starring role in many of the tracks while stylistically the music ranges from easy listening to hard hitting psych funk with lots of variation in between. There are too many highlights to list them all here, with composers such as Mansfield, Parker, Nilovic and Stoller featured you're in safe hands and are guaranteed an unforgettable trip through the world of 1970's library music.

Retronic inspired me to go through my own library and dig out a few tracks with "Funky" titles that didn't make it on to his compilation. So, as an added bonus here is "FF017 Funky Frolic - 14 More Funky Delights"...

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Track 1 - Frolic / Luciano Michelini
Track 2 - Funky Fanfare / Keith Mansfield
Track 3 - Funky Moog / Mike Anthony & Barry Blue
Track 4 - Funky Village / Janko Nilovic
Track 5 - Funky Bear / Alan Tew
Track 6 - Funky Santa / Big Pimp Jones
Track 7 - Funky Chicken / Alan Hawkshaw & Brian Bennett
Track 8 - Funky Dromedary / Synthesizers Unlimited
Track 9 - Skunky Funky / Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra
Track 10 - Funky Feeling / Mike Anthony & Barry Blue
Track 11 - Funky Broadway / The Mohawks
Track 12 - Funky Kid / Eddie Warner
Track 13 - Funky Flight / Keith Mansfield
Track 14 - Funky Little Song / Bruce Haack & Esther Nelson

Aside from the usual suspects I've thrown in a few oddities, there's "Funky Moog" which was used to good effect in the 1978 Australian softcore porno "Felicity", a couple of modern tracks from Shaw Lee and Big Pimp Jones along with the novelty of "Funky Little Song" by Bruce Haack from the album "Listen Compute Rock Home". Plus lots of funky library music of course!

I hope you enjoy this and Retro's compilation. I know I speak for the both of us when I say that it means a lot when people leave messages of support so if you enjoy the music take the time to write and let us know. Cheers.