Teasing the Korean

Get "Black Coffee" on Decca. It's one her jazziest ever, and it's her most easy to find album from her Decca period (a few years in the mid 50s). Nearly all of her Capitol albums from the 50s up to at least the mid 60s are really solid. Also, I always loved the live album with George Shearing, "Beauty and the Beat."

Only if the software can reproduce his whining.

Most of the "classical" music I own is on LP. I have maybe 10 CDs of so-called "classical." Being into 20th century stuff, I find it makes sense to buy it on vinyl. The previous owners either knew enough to take care of it, or hated it enough to not play it more than once!

This discussion needs to be moved far far away from the ARTISTS thread. If you want to start a "Frauds" thread, that would be an appropriate place to move this.

Peggy Lee - Latin a la Lee - Capitol (rainbow, mono). a KILLER record. I am convinced that the Beatles based their version of "Till There Was You" from Peggy's version on this album.

Great record! YES! My first PG record outside of Duke. Not sure how much he recorded under his own name, offhand...

Clark Terry/Chico O'Farrill - Spanish Rice - Impulse! (mono promo)

Paul Gonsalves - Gettin' Together - Jazzland (stereo, OJC reissue). with Nat, Wynton, Jimmy and Sam. No, not that Wynton.

I wasn't aware that Hendrix and Beethoven recorded together.

Exotica Suite - Liberty (mono). Composed by Les Baxter Arranged by Bob Florence Performed by Martin Denny's Combo and Sy Zentner's big band. Nice burlap cover!

Willie Bobo - Spanish Grease - Verve (mono)

Milton Nascimento - Milagre dos Peixes (Capitol, 1973).

I AM OBSESSED WITH THIS ALBUM!!!

I always love the Morricone "rock" tracks that appear in the club scenes of 60s-70s Italian flicks he scored. Generally, they have a fast manic drum beat that's somewhere between surf and hard bop, hammond organ, and a free jazz trumpet freakout.

Jimmy Scott.

Did he ever make it to St. Louis? Did he drown in his own bile? Is there a copy of "Jazz at the Porn Shop" available in St. Louis?

Jackie McLean - Consequence - Blue Note (70s label)

Dennis was great. Can't wait to pick this up!

Some kinda druid dudes Lifting the veil...

That's the very thing I LOVE about the "teenager" tracks that appear in 50s and 60s films. They sound nothing like real rock and roll - thankfully.

There are still copies of the "I Spy" CD available from Film Score Monthly. The Japan, Hong Kong, and Burma episodes have my favorite music (exotica junkie that I am).

I'm still kicking myself for not picking up the Fresh Sound reissue of that at 9th Street Music in Philadelphia for $10. Is it out on CD?

http://www.filmmusicsociety.org/news_event...rticleID=052808

You need to get some Easy Tempo compilations, collectively representing Italy's greatest contribution to western culture.

Forget the themes. His underscore for the I-Spy series is amazing.