Edmundo Ros
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#106
Another bit of comfort music.
This is just a wonderful Jackie Trent song, and whatever you may think of Val's music, his version is definitive.
This is just a wonderful Jackie Trent song, and whatever you may think of Val's music, his version is definitive.
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#107 Re: Edmundo Ros
Just been through the thread reactivating youtube links.
Unfortunately a lot of them are now blocked; youtube citing copyright infringement
So here's "Sounds Orchestral" casting their fates to the wind.
Unfortunately a lot of them are now blocked; youtube citing copyright infringement
So here's "Sounds Orchestral" casting their fates to the wind.
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#108 Re: Edmundo Ros
Nat sings about summer.
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#109 Re: Edmundo Ros
The Cyril Stapelton Orchestra and Singers "Love Today Cry Tomorrow"
Putting the spirit back into old valve radios does strange things to you.
Putting the spirit back into old valve radios does strange things to you.
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#110 Re: Edmundo Ros
I agree!SteveTheShadow wrote:
Putting the spirit back into old valve radios does strange things to you.
It appears to have totally busted your taste in music..... (arf arf arf arf Etc).
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#111 Re: Edmundo Ros
Well done Steve. Probably my all time favourite thread.SteveTheShadow wrote:Just been through the thread reactivating youtube links.
Unfortunately a lot of them are now blocked; youtube citing copyright infringement
So here's "Sounds Orchestral" casting their fates to the wind.
The world looks so different after learning science. For example, trees are made of air, primarily. When they are burned, they go back to air, and in their flaming heat is released the flaming heat of the Sun which was bound in to convert air into tree.
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#112 Re: Edmundo Ros
Ah the period of heterosexual innocence. the line "life is gay" when the term had it's genuine meaning, before it was adopted by the emerging homosexual language.SteveTheShadow wrote:The Cyril Stapelton Orchestra and Singers "Love Today Cry Tomorrow"
Putting the spirit back into old valve radios does strange things to you.
I was a native young man at University and I actually signed up at the student union to the "May Gay Ball". I went back to my student house of 8 boys and announced I had ordered a ticket and was anyone interested in coming to it with me.
They seemingly were not so innocently brought up and were aware of a new different meaning.
Personally it seems a shame to hijack a word of appropriate meaning and change it's use so dramatically.
Anyway language has to change I suppose.
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#113 Re: Edmundo Ros
"Eso Beso, ooh that kiss"
Ay Ay Caramba
Ay Ay Caramba
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#114 Re: Edmundo Ros
I remember this being on the radio, way distant in time now.
The 60s
What a wonderful time to have been a child.
A time when I thought communist "gorillas" were big apes.
The 60s
What a wonderful time to have been a child.
A time when I thought communist "gorillas" were big apes.
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#115 Re: Edmundo Ros
Those terraneans are insane!
Marineville! I am calling battlestations!
Marineville! I am calling battlestations!
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#116 Re: Edmundo Ros
Mix some lush, easy listening orchestration in with impeccable pop sensibility and you get this gem, from 1966.
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#117 Re: Edmundo Ros
....and 4 years later, they had both Donald Fagen and Walter Becker in the band. Bizarre but true, no really!SteveTheShadow wrote:Mix some lush, easy listening orchestration in with impeccable pop sensibility and you get this gem, from 1966.
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#118 Re: Edmundo Ros
Well..you learn something new every day
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#120 Re: Edmundo Ros
After ripping some more of my CDs, I just had to include this spine meltingly fabulous track from Swing Out Sister in this thread.
I give you "Here and Now" from their album "Shapes and Patterns"
What an arrangement! Sound quality is to die for and the soundstage is huuuuuge
My favourite SOS track of all time, and as for Corrine Drewery.......
I give you "Here and Now" from their album "Shapes and Patterns"
What an arrangement! Sound quality is to die for and the soundstage is huuuuuge
My favourite SOS track of all time, and as for Corrine Drewery.......
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