Here is a nice jolly album to celebrate Spring coming soon. There are some really cool stereo effects that sound wonderful on headphones.
1. The Music Goes 'Round and 'Round
2. Dancing Tambourine
3. Let's Take a Walk Around the Block
4. The Doll Dance
5. Don't Fence Me In
6. Stumbling
7. Love is Just Around the Corner
8. Then I'll Be Happy
9. Would You Like to Take a Walk?
10. Elmer's Tune
11. I Found a Million Dollar Baby
12. You'd Be Surprised
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?lbl0gky2o6b
8 comments:
hi there! i stumbled across your blog a little bit ago searching for some sven libaek stuff. your selection is impeccable! "my thing" was a great soundtrack to driving around at 6am this past saturday doing my rounds at the flea markets hunting for vinyl. do you ever listen to broadcast? they're a great band who incorporate a lot of library/film music in their sound.
here's a link:
www.myspace.com/broadcastuk
thanks and keep it going! really glad all the links are still up.
-herbie
p.s. if you'd like to check out my band too, we have some songs up at www.myspace.com/brownreclusesings
Hiya PSR. Thanks for another album share. Have you tried Haack yet? Say, think you will fancy much of the retro that is released via Dutton. Amongst other genres, am a big fan of 1930's dance music, and I have acquired 80+ cd's from Dutton's Vocalion releases. But he also releases a plethora of sixties and seventies rereleases, many of which you would probably groove on. So if interested, go here: http://www.duttonvocalion.co.uk/default.asp
Peace! ~J~
Thanks for the zippy music. This album's a real crackerjack! Keep up the good work.
Hi,
Thanks for your nice blog.
I need 2 albums of "Piero Umiliani" which are considered Electronic.
These are :
Piero Umiliani
Synthi Time (1971)
Genti e Paesi del Mondo (1975)
Thanks in advance.
Zalman.
Hello friends,
Is there anybody here who knows the real name and composer of these Electronic tracks?
http://www.zshare.net/download/7926707b316344/
http://www.zshare.net/audio/792623283d9e99/
Let me know please.
Regards,
Alex.
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