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Showing posts with label Soundtrack. Show all posts

Saturday, May 16, 2026

The Vampires' Sound Incorporation – Psychedelic Dance Party


Highly sought after and super rare album of quirky, psychedelic soundtrack music jointly produced by German composers Manfred Hübler and Siegfried Schwab for 3 Spanish b-movies / sex films in the 1970’s. Music was used in the Jess Franco motion picture "Las Vampiras" (aka "Vampyros Lesbos") in 1969.


1 The Lions And The Cucumber - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

2 Psycho Contact - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

3 There Is No Satisfactoin - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

4 Psycho Contact - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

5 The Message - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

6 Psycho Contact - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

7 Ghosts Of Good And Bad Onions - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

8 Psycho Contact - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

9 Countdown To Nowhere - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

10 Psycho Contact - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

11 Drug Cx 9 - The Vampires' Sound Incorporation

Psychedelic Dance Party

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Wednesday, January 14, 2026

The Vintage Soundtracks Collection - Roy Budd

 


Roy Frederick Budd (14 March 1947 – 7 August 1993) was an English jazz pianist and composer primarily known for his film scores of the 1970's and 1980's.

Born in South Norwood, South London, Budd became interested in music at an early age and began to play the piano when he was two, initially by ear and then by copying various melodies he heard by listening to the radio. When he was six, two Austrian music experts visited him at home and after various tests, found that he had perfect pitch. In 1953, he made his public concert debut at the London Coliseum. By the age of eight, he could play the Wurlitzer organ and four years later he was appearing on television at the London Palladium.

He composed over 30 movie scores in his career and played jazz shows at Duke's Bar in Marylebone, London, partnering with harmonica player, Larry Adler. He also arranged for and accompanied Bob Hope, Tony Bennett, and Charles Aznavour.

These are four of his scores from the 1970's:






Thursday, December 4, 2025

The Beat, The Shake and The Lounge - A Collection of the Music That Started the Italian Lounge Craze - Volume Uno and Volume Due

 


1 Piero Piccioni– Love War Call 3:27

2 Ennio Morricone– Gli Intoccabili (Party Music) 3:39

3 Nico Fidenco– Supercolpo Da 7 Miliardi (London Streets) 2:54

4 Armando Trovaioli– Il Profeta (Party Mood) 3:20

5 Bruno Nicolai– Agente Speciale LK Operazione Re Mida (LK Shake) 2:19

6 Berto Pisano– Inchiesta (New Edit) 2:46

7 Marcello Giombini– Seli 2:17

8 Luis Bacalov– La Pecora Nera (Grand Shake) 2:23

9 Luis Bacalov– La Bambolona (Big Doll Shake) 3:58

10 Wess & The Airedales– Crazy 3:58

11 Luis Bacalov– Rebus (Beirut Shake) 2:12

12 Armando Trovaioli– Dove Vai Tutta Nuda? (Vittorio Gassman Shake) 2:10

13 Piero Piccioni– I Giovani Tigri (Young Tigers Shake) 2:13

14 Nora Orlandi– A Doppia Faccia (Soho) 3:12

15 The Casuals– Seven Times Seven 3:30




1 Armando Trovaioli– Incontro Alla Balera 2:18
2 Ennio Morricone– La Moda (Carla Gravina Shake) 2:24
3 Luis Bacalov– La Pecora Nera (Black Sheep Shake) 2:27
4 Piero Piccioni– I Giovani Tigri (Party Music) 2:36
5 Stefano Torossi– L'Età Del Malessere (Shake) 1:30
6 Ennio Morricone– Allegretto Per Signora 2:23
7 Nico Fidenco– Supercolpo Da 7 Miliardi (Gabry Shake) 4:44
8 Fred Bongusto– Il Divorzio (The Divorce Shake) 1:44
9 Piero Piccioni– Ti Ho Sposato Per Allegria (Monica Vitti Shake) 1:37
10 Armando Trovaioli– Fiorella With The Umbrella 1:57
11 Armando Trovaioli– Bada Caterina 2:17
12 Alessandro Alessandroni– I Baronetti 2:04
13 Ennio Morricone– L'Alibi (Party Shake) 2:49
14 Armando Trovaioli– Vedo Nudo (I See Naked Shake) (New Edit) 2:59
15 Piero Umiliani– Requiem Per Un Agente Segreto (Discoteque Party) 2:32
16 Fred Bongusto– Un Detective (Franco Nero Shake) (New Edit) 2:11
17 Armando Trovaioli– Adulterio All'italiana (Catherine Spaak Shake) (New Edit) 2:53
18 Piero Piccioni– Easy Dreamer 2:43


Monday, September 1, 2025

Reginald G. Wale & Art Morgan / Tony Carr – Go-Go-Go! / Rhythm-Rhythm-Rhythm! (1972)

 


Label: Impress – IA 399

Format: Vinyl, LP

Country: UK

Released: 1972

Genre: Jazz, Funk / Soul, Stage & Screen

Style: Jazz-Funk, Jazz-Rock, Soundtrack, Theme, Easy Listening, Funk


Go-Go-Go!

A1 Go-Go-Go! 3:37

A2 Let's Talk Bass 3:22

A3 Gone-Gone-Gone! 3:36

A4 Kwela Blues 2:23

A5 Slow, Sleek And Slinky 2:48

A6 Route Beat 2:59

A7 Holiday For Drums 2:33

Rhythm-Rhythm-Rhythm!

Rhythm Tracks Nos. 1-10

B1 Untitled 0:58

B2 Untitled 1:04

B3 Untitled 0:56

B4 Untitled 2:16

B5 Untitled 2:52

B6 Untitled 1:10

B7 Untitled 1:00

B8 Untitled 0:58

B9 Untitled 0:46

B10 Untitled 1:08

B11 Untitled 1:18

B12 Untitled 2:08


Go-Go-Go! / Rhythm-Rhythm-Rhythm!

Wednesday, August 27, 2025

Peter Scores - The Erotic World Of The Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra

 


Join Peter Thomas and his Orchestra on a trip into the erotic world of soundtrack music of the 1960's and 70's. Discover vocal nuggets performed by Daisy Door, Eric Brodka, James Darvin, Mike Redford, Kerry Hallam and other soulful voices. A compilation with previously unreleased music from Germany's coolest film composer. It shows an undiscovered part of his work: The soundtracks for his erotic and love-movies of the 1960's and 70's, like Angels With Burnt Wings, Do You Believe In Swedish Sin, Little Women, Seventeen And Anxious, Oh Happy Day , Happening In White etc. The music styles change like German weather in april: Beat, Jazz, Pop, Easy Listening and Bossa, or how Peter Thomas describes it: "This compilation is a certain kind of chic, nutty, bizarre, spheric, sinful-horny music out of the erotic soundscape of the acoustic-phonetic-hotline-lounge-party-music universe." 

Peter Thomas is best known for his music for two internationally successful movie series: Edgar Wallace and Jerry Cotton - and his score for the sci-fi TV series Space Patrol, which features the first recorded use of a vocoder. His music inspired a new generation of musicians, he got sampled by bands like Pulp, Air, Combustible Edison, Stereolab, High Llamas, St. Etienne, Stereo Total and finally on the new Ryksopp release.

Angels Who Burn Their Wings

Panki

Otran Limited Respettivo

Cresta In Slow

Die Weibchen

Der Stoff Aus Dem Die Träume Sind

Surf With Gunter

April Rainbows

Mr. P.

Sweet Girl - Sweet Love

Oh, Oh, Oooh, Ei Ei Ei - Wo Immer Es Auch Sei

Modern Sex

Piano Strings In Love

St. Tropez

Coitus Crash

Love & Sax

Peter Scores

Saturday, July 5, 2025

Betty Grable – The Pin-Up Girl

 


Elizabeth Ruth Grable (December 18, 1916 – July 2, 1973) was an American actress, pin-up girl, dancer, model, and singer.

Her 42 films during the 1930's and 1940's grossed more than $100 million, and for 10 consecutive years (1942–1951) she placed among the Quigley Poll's top 10 box office stars (a feat only matched by Doris Day, Julia Roberts and Barbra Streisand, although all were surpassed by Mary Pickford, with 13 years). The U.S. Treasury Department listed her as the highest-salaried American woman in 1946 and 1947, and she earned more than $3 million during her career.

Throughout her career, Grable was a celebrated sex symbol. Her bathing-suit poster made her the top pin-up girl of World War II, surpassing Rita Hayworth. The photo was later included in the Life magazine project "100 Photographs That Changed the World". Hosiery specialists of the era often noted the ideal proportions of Grable's legs and thighs (18.5 in (47 cm)), calf (12 in (30 cm)) and ankle (7.5 in (19 cm)). Her legs were insured by her studio for $1 million as a publicity stunt. Describing her film career, Grable said: "I became a star for two reasons, and I'm standing on them."

1-1 Cowboy Number 2:04

1-2 Snake Dance 3:00

1-3 Let's K-nock K-nees 3:28

1-4 Music In My Heart 2:29

1-5 Boys Will Be Boys 3:16

1-6 What Goes On Here In My Heart 1:53

1-7 Down Argentine Way 2:38

1-8 Two Dreams Met 3:31

1-9 Hawaii-A 2:22

1-10 The Sheik Of Araby 2:39

1-11 You Started Something 2:10

1-12 Loveliness And Love 2:43

1-13 Kindergarten Conga 1:48

1-14 Hi Ya Love 1:46

1-15 Another Little Dream Wouldn't Do Us Any Harm 1:06

1-16 Are You Kidding? 1:37

1-17 I'm Still Crazy For You 2:08

1-18 I Heard The Birdies Sing 1:24

1-19 Sing Me A Song Of The Islands 2:17

1-20 Down On Ami Ami Oni Oni Island 3:54

1-21 O'Brien Has Gone Hawaiian 2:05

1-22 Run Little Raindrop Run 2:40

1-23 Pan American Jubilee 2:40

1-24 Cuddle Up A Little Closer 2:15

1-25 Pretty Baby 2:57

1-26 Miss Lulu From Louisville 2:32

2-1 Take It From There 2:36

2-2 Beautiful Coney Island 1:17

2-3 There's Danger In A Dance 3:02

2-4 Waiting At The Church 2:15

2-5 My Heart Tells Me 3:04

2-6 Sweet Rosie O'Grady 2:01

2-7 Going To The County Fair 1:20

2-8 You're My Little Pin-Up Girl 2:41

2-9 Don't Carry Tales Out Of School 2:35

2-10 Once Too Often 5:22

2-11 Song Of The Very Merry Widow 3:23

2-12 Welcome To The Diamond Horseshoe 2:34

2-13 In Acapulco 3:13

2-14 Medley: Play Me An Old-Fashioned Melody / A Nickel's Worth Of Jive / Let Me Call You Sweetheart / You'll Never Know / Sleep, Baby, Sleep / Shoo Shoo Baby 6:34

2-15 I Wish I Knew 2:18

2-16 Cooking Up A Show / The More I See You 3:41

2-17 The Vamp 1:24

2-18 We Have Been Around / Carolina In The Morning 2:49

2-19 Powder, Lipstick And Rouge 2:54

2-20 I'm Always Chasing Rainbows 3:06

2-21 The Darktown Strutters' Ball 3:36

2-22 I Can't Begin To Tell You 1:38


Thursday, June 15, 2023

The Glenn Miller Story - Music From The Stereo Soundtrack

 


A1 Moonlight Serenade 2:27

A2 Tuxedo Junction 2:32

A3 Little Brown Jug 3:04

A4 St. Louis Blues-March 3:34

A5 Basin Street Blues 7:15

B1 In The Mood 3:09

B2 A String Of Pearls 2:31

B3 Pennsylvania 6-5000 3:08

B4 American Patrol 3:21

B5 Otchi-Tchor-Ni-Ya 7:25

The Universal-International Orchestra / Louis Armstrong And The All Stars(B5)


The Glenn Miller Story

Monday, April 24, 2023

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries - Music from the Second Series

 


1 Greg J Walker*– Fan Dance Medley 3:00

2 Sam Lanin & His Orchestra– Too Busy 3:05

3 Duke Ellington– East St Louis Toodle-Oo 3:05

4 Kid Ory & His Creole Jazz Band*– Lil' Liza Jane 2:52

5 Doc Cook & His Dreamland Orchestra*– Spanish Mama 2:50

6 The Park Lane Orchestra*– I Don't Want Nobody But You 3:00

7 Ted Weems & His Orchestra*– My Baby Just Cares For Me 2:41

8 Jimmy Johnson & His Orchestra*– You've Got To Be Modernistic 3:02

9 Cab Calloway & His Orchestra*– Minnie The Moocher 3:15

10 Duke Ellington & His Orchestra*– Old Man Blues 3:04

11 King Oliver & His Orchestra– You Were Only Passing Time With Me 2:50

12 Cairo Club Orchestra– Bugle Call Rag 2:37

13 Ben Bernie & His Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra*– Up And At 'Em 2:55

14 The New Orleans Wanderers*– Perdido Street Blues 2:58

15 Tuba Skinny– Jazz Battle 2:50

16 Harry James Angus– The Cider Song 2:02

17 Essie Davis And Greg J Walker*– Flamboyance 0:51

18 Harry James Angus– Let's Misbehave 1:36

19 Ted Lewis & His Orchestra*– The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise 3:18


Music from the Second Series

Monday, January 9, 2023

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (Who Says Crime Doesn't Play?) - music from the TV series

 


Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries is an Australian drama television series. It is based on author Kerry Greenwood's historical mystery novels, and it was created by Deb Cox and Fiona Eagger. The series revolves around the personal and professional life of Phryne Fisher (Essie Davis), a glamorous private detective in 1920's Melbourne.

1 Greg J Walker*– Miss Fisher's Theme 2:17

2 Ben Selvin & His Orchestra– My Regular Girl 2:58

3 Jelly Roll Morton's & His Red Hot Peppers*– Dr Jazz 3:25

4 The Six Jumping Jacks*– Positively Absolutely 2:41

5 Harry James Angus– Mr Music Man 2:17

6 Fletcher Henderson– Hot & Anxious 3:20

7 Duke Ellington & His Orchestra*– Creole Love Call 3:12

8 Silvio Blonde And His Invisible Orchestra– Makin' Whoopee 3:25

9 Isham Jones & His Orchestra*– There's A Wah Wah Girls In Agua Caliente 3:10

10 Jelly Roll Morton's & His Red Hot Peppers*– Jungle Blues 3:23

11 Al Bowlly– If I Had You 2:51

12 The Captivators– Building A Nest For Mary 3:03

13 The Anglo Persians*– Dance Of The Blue Danube 2:59

14 Abe Layman's Orchestra– Havin' Lots Of Fun 3:02

15 Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra*– Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love Again) 2:59

16 Duke Ellington & His Orchestra*– It Don' Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) 3:09

17 Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra*– The Darktown Strutters Ball 2:56

18 Des Tooley– Sailing On A Sunbeam 2:19


Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries

Saturday, June 20, 2015

Jazz Noir - Various Artists...60 Menacing Masterpieces of Mystery, Murder and Mayhem


60 Menacing Masterpieces of Mystery, Murder and Mayhem

Few genres of cinema are as striking and iconic as Film Noir. A dangerous cocktail of crime, gangsters and femme fatales, the music that accompanied the pictures was just as devastatingly beautiful. Composers such as Henry Mancini, Alex North, Miles Davis, Elmer Bernstein, Chico Hamilton, Lalo Schifrin, Art Blakey, John Barry, Leith Stevens, John Lewis and Duke Ellington guide you through darkly lit bars and hazy streets on this 3 disc set.

Bringing together the many musical styles that have brought musical atmosphere to the world of movies, here you will find the works of many composers performed by many of the finest jazz and orchestral performers. Quite a lot of the numbers included could be familiar especially if you are a film goer but there are plenty you may not instantly recognise...the question is will you check them out on line and perhaps get the film because of the music?

                                                                      

preview Jazz Noir 1
preview Jazz Noir 2
preview Jazz Noir 3





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Saturday, September 20, 2014

L.A.Confidential original soundtrack Vintage Sounds from the 1950's


Compilation soundtracks are a great way to collect songs from different artists, eras and genres, and this soundtrack is no exception.  Each vintage recording from the 50s perfectly underscores every scene in the film and the 50s period itself. With a fine selection of artists including Gerry Mulligan, Kay Starr, Johnny Mercer, Chet Baker, Lee Willey, Joni James, Jackie Gleason and Betty Hutton - all household names at the time and musical kingpins in this award-winning, romantic crime thriller, this soundtrack is the perfect backdrop for some excellent vintage sounds. 

It was Jackie Gleason who was perhaps the first to introduce "mood" music - music for lovers - and it caught on big-time during most of the 50s. Picture long flowing hair on the women, cool martinis, a black and white legal system, racial tension between the haves and have-nots - and this soundtrack captures it almost perfectly. As a bonus, there are two tracks of the original motion picture score by Jerry Goldsmith, including the emotionally evocative closing credits with the understated trumpet lead. 

1. 'Badge Of Honor' - Jerry Goldsmith
2. Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive - Johnny Mercer
3. The Christmas Blues - Dean Martin
4. Look For The Silver Lining - Chet Baker
5. Makin' Whoopee - Gerry Mulligan Quartet
6. Hit The Road To Dreamland - Betty Hutton
7. Oh! Look At Me Now - Lee Wiley
8. The Lady Is A tramp - Gerry Mulligan Quartet
9. Wheel Of Fortune - Kay Starr
10. But Not For Me - Jackie Gleason
11. How Important Can It Be - Joni James
12. Looking At You - Lee Wiley
13. Powder Your Face With Sunshine - Dean Martin
14. L.A. Confidential - Jerry Goldsmith