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exotica-digest        Monday, January 19 1998        Volume 02 : Number 037




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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 10:02:05 +0200
From: "Waldo Muller" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Bert Kaempfert's & Chaquito's Caravan


DJJimmyBee wrote:

> I heard "Caravan" to death back in my "pure" jazz days (1973-79) and
never
> cared that much for it.. Then one day last spring,  BOOM, I find a sealed
> copy of Bert Kaempfert doing it on one of his LP's..Its killer, complete
with
> fuzztone and those ever-so-always present background vocals humming away
with
> their inimitable comb against wax paper style

Bert's Caravan does get the thumbs up. It is not so obvious and zany as The
Three Suns' - just very, very well arranged, subtly brilliant. (I think
it's off the Polydor album "Love that"). Since Chaquito has been mentioned
- - I discovered his highly swinging Latin work-out of "Caravan" this morning
on the LP Hot Cha Cha Cha.

Waldo



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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 14:26:12 +0200
From: "Waldo Muller" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Chaquito / John Gregory on CD

Peter wrote:

> Chaquito has a fabulous track on that Mad Mad World of Soundtracks.  Does
anyone
> know of any reissues that might include this and/or any other stuff by
him?
> (Mad Mad World of Soundtracks has some great stuff, but also, IMHO some
real
> dreck.)

About 2 years ago a CD was released called "Mission Impossible" under John
Gregory and His Orchestra. (I can find out the catalogue number if needed).
The CD is a selection off his TV and movie theme LP's between the early
60's and mid-70's. It has about twenty tracks and contain some of the best
versions of theme standards I know - from crime jazz ("Johnny Staccato",
"The Untouchables") to funky 70's stompers like "The Six Million Dollar
Man" and "Kojak". The percussion is especially strong, often with a slight
Latin influence. There's also a Chaquito track on the Karminsky
Experience's Inflight Entertainment CD.

Waldo



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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 07:12:50 -1000
From: [e-mail]
Subject: (exotica) In-flight exotica

Aloha y'all-

A while back, a list member noted cool tunes on Cathay Airlines
in-flight channels. Thought you might want to know, if you're flying to
da islands from the west coast on Hawaiian Airlines, my pardner Perry
Coma programs their in-flight music with one whole channel devoted to
exotica! Here's the new playlist:

Flamingo/Martin Denny
Junglero/Combustible Edison
Friendly Island/Ethel Azama
Hawaii 5-0/Arthur Lyman
Polyamor=E9/Don Tiki
Beach Samba/Walter Wanderly
Eden's Island/Eden Ahbez
Mambo Bardot/Joey Altruda
Delicado/The Three Suns
Mas Que Nada/Sounds Orchestral
Latin-esque/Esquivel
Babalu/Yma Sumac
Caravan/80 Drums Around The World
Cobra/Martin Denny
Scheherezade/The Markko Polo Adventurers
Diga Diga Doo/Bob Thompson, His Choir & Orchestra
Orinoco/Robert Drasnin
An Occasional Man/Don Tiki
Tropicando/Les Baxter
Ye Lai Sian/Arthur Lyman
Leyte/Cal Tjader
Enchanted Farm/The Forbidden Five

So if you're heading this way... Book 'Em on Hawaiian Airlines!

Alohadercci,
Fluid Floyd/Don Tiki


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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 09:29:07 -0800
From: Jack <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Attileo Mineo

Ingemar had asked me what Mr. Mineo did after/before/his entire life as a
livelihood.

Just got off the phone with him and he told me he is going to send me ALL
of the
write ups, press clippings and whatever from day 1

I felt a little uncomfortable asking him because we had never really spoken
about it.

He was a musician, a composer and his entire life he has made a living with
music.

He played, composed, arranged and performed everything from jazz to pop to
classical and opera and everything in between
That's why he has thousands of "scores" all around his home in Tacoma, WA

If you have read the liner notes, you will have read that he has been
working on an opera and NOW he is ACTUALLY DOING IT, on the WEB and on his
COMPUTER! with very real and great great vocalists and musicians.

It's going to happen:)

He told me he was with EPIC for awhile and in 1958 he had a great agent
name of Leo Diamond!!  I didn't know that, it's so funny, and this Leo
Diamond (no, not the harmonica player exotique) signed him with some agency
that I can't remember the name of:)
I will find out more as time marches on and then of course, you all will
find out more.

Llllllllllllllllater,
Jack





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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 13:07:42 -0400
From: "Ray Coffey"<[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Caravantage

> One of my favorite Caravans is The Ventures live version, in Tokyo, 1965.
Is this from the Ventures On Stage album?
Is it me, or is the audience response on this record a pathetic repeating
loop of crowd noise?
Why in the world would they do this? If they were going to dub it in, they
could've at least made an attempt at realism.
I think this is an unusual Ventures track in that there is a relatively
free, flamboyant, and lengthy guitar solo.
Jimmy B, you beat me to the punch with Bert K!
The fuzztone guitar really makes this one work from the get-go.

I'll put in a vote for Billy Mure's Supersonic Guitars' version, but it is
more his general sound that I like.

Ray




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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 15:05:28 +0100
From: Johan Dada Vis <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Re: What about the people that don't buy records

At 7:27 -0700 98/01/07, Jessica Cameron <[e-mail]> wrote:


>They can all go to Hell! ^_- Seriously, I guess I was being a little harsh
>last night. It just seems silly to shell out upwards of 15 bucks on stuff
>that can be had for say, a buck (if you're willing to look around)

    i have said it here before, and'll say it again:
    you Yanks don't seem to realise how lucky you are! there ARE no
    10 cent bins or thrift stores in most parts of the world!!!
    the USA is the only place with such an incredible amount of
    cheap records floating around!
    most CD's are actually CHEAPER than the original (rare) LP's for us
    Euro's, IF you can find the original at all!

    grunt grunt ;-))

        Johan

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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 15:07:49 +0100
From: Johan Dada Vis <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) from Barely Breaken Even's catalog

email: [e-mail]
www.bbemusic.demon.co.uk




BITE HARD the music de wolfe studio sampler (1972 -1980)

The 10th album release on the BBE label comes from the soundtrack division
within the company and represents a new direction for BBE. However, just as
with all BBE releases, this is music without compromise. No fillers - just
killers.
Founded in 1909 by Meyer De Wolfe to cater for silent films, Music De Wolfe
quickly established a high reputation. With the advent of radio and TV the
company became a busy arena for talented young composers and musicians to
showcase their innovative work.Their infamous session men (including Alan
Hankshaw, Alan Parker and Nick Ingram) are now considered by many to be the
true musical originators of their time.
They experimented with a myriad of fresh techniques in the studio and
contributed to many classic British television series such as The Sweeney,
Whodunnit, Man About The House and The Professionals.
Although the names of these tracks will probably not mean much to most,
this music will be recognisable to all as the theme music to a generation
of TV programmes. The descriptions should help those of you who are having
trouble imagining.

Cat no: BBE LP / CD 010

HARD HITTER (pacy, forceful) THE HAWK (earthy, driving, featuring synthesiser)
POWER SURGE (mid-tempo, beaty, bass and drums) SPIRO
(driving percussive with long dramatic notes) COLLECT (powerful active theme)
MAIN CHANCE (moody, beaty, featuring synthesiser) HOGANS THING
(tense, bluesy, medium slow) NIGHT MOVES (slow, furtive, moody) SUNKEN SHIP
(deep, drifting, bubbling with percussion) ROCK BED 1(rock style, neutral)
HOLD BACK (powerful, semi dramatic, medium slow) TRIP WIRE (dramatic,
pulsing beat) CONDITION RED (ominous, mechanical, repetitive) HOT ICE
(beaty, syncopated flute feature) SOUNDS UNUSUAL (funky, weird, semi
mysterious)
MANTARAY (slow, drifting into beaty, swirling atmosphere)





Funky Sitar Man (Bill Ravi Harris And The Prophets)

The combination of the sitar, a classical Indian instrument, with the
contemporary raw funk sound of a James Brown style rhythm section may sound
unlikely to some. However, anyone who has the experience of hearing Ravi
Harris natural sound will be tempted to re-originate the sitar as an
instrument rooted in the funk.
This album is the product of a session that lasted days and resulted in
over forty tracks being laid down. What appears here is the best of that
work - original material mixed with funk classics. Harris material has
remained unreleased (apart from one single) until now. Now is the time to
give the music the chance it missed 20 years ago, so turn the lights down,
turn the hi-fi up and turn yourself on to the long awaited groove of THE
FUNKY SITAR MAN!!! Cat no: BBE LP / CD 002

PATH OF THE BLAZING SARONG / GIMME SOME MORE / HOT PANTS
SOUL MAKOSSA / I DREAM OF JEANNIE / RAVIS THING / CISSY STRUT
LOOK - A - PY - PY / LOST DRAGON OF THE SAHARA / PASS THE PEAS
SEX MACHINE / FUNKY SITAR MAN / SAME BEAT





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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 14:54:48 -0500
From: "m.ace" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Caravantage

> From: Ray Coffey <[e-mail]>
> Subject: (exotica) Caravantage
>
> > One of my favorite Caravans is The Ventures live version, in Tokyo, 1965.
> Is this from the Ventures On Stage album?
> Is it me, or is the audience response on this record a pathetic repeating
> loop of crowd noise?
> Why in the world would they do this? If they were going to dub it in, they
> could've at least made an attempt at realism.
> I think this is an unusual Ventures track in that there is a relatively
> free, flamboyant, and lengthy guitar solo.

This version is from the 1995 EMI cd, "Live In Japan '65" which seems to be the
entire March 5, 1965 Tokyo Kosei Nenkin Hall show in original sequence. I would
say uncut, but you never know. It has a genuine live audience (even a polite
scream of excitement in the middle of their INTENSE "Pipeline" cover). And
between-song patter in English and Japanese by local club MC, Bing Conception
(who also translated for a 15 minute Q&A session during intermission, according
to the liner notes). If you want to hear the Ventures in a raw, "you are there
on the stage" form, I really recommend this cd. It changed the way I look at
them. They were a hell of a strong live act -- hitting as hard as any punk band
ever did.

m.ace  [e-mail]
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(Movies Of The Week tv picks for Jan. 11 to 18 now posted)


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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 01:07:31 +0800 (SGT)
From: [e-mail] (ENJOY)
Subject: (exotica) help me please!

Hello listees!

i will be going to Tokyo in February and was wondering if there are any
worthy places and record stores to visit.

Thanks in advance!

Bobby


"All that glitters is your SOUL"


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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 16:23:56 -0500
From: [e-mail] (Jonathan M Perl)
Subject: (exotica) Hidden bargains

Just to prove that there even the most unlikely places can throw up
bargains, a recent trip to HMV's 'revolutionary' Sale unearthed
one of those Ennio Morricone Italian import 2 on one CDs on Beat records.
 (two s/ts from 1977).
Plus an assortment of Blue Note CDs, including Gil Evans and Lou
Donaldson.
And some UK trip-hop compilation.

All for $2.50 each.  Hurrah!

Regards
Jonny


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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 18:14:24 EST
From: Rcbrooksod <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) In-flight exotica

That Enchanted Farm has gotta blow their minds! ! ! !  Great way to end the
program.
(See end of list below)
Robert

<< Here's the new playlist:

 Flamingo/Martin Denny
 Junglero/Combustible Edison
 Friendly Island/Ethel Azama
 Hawaii 5-0/Arthur Lyman
 PolyamorΘ/Don Tiki
 Beach Samba/Walter Wanderly
 Eden's Island/Eden Ahbez
 Mambo Bardot/Joey Altruda
 Delicado/The Three Suns
 Mas Que Nada/Sounds Orchestral
 Latin-esque/Esquivel
 Babalu/Yma Sumac
 Caravan/80 Drums Around The World
 Cobra/Martin Denny
 Scheherezade/The Markko Polo Adventurers
 Diga Diga Doo/Bob Thompson, His Choir & Orchestra
 Orinoco/Robert Drasnin
 An Occasional Man/Don Tiki
 Tropicando/Les Baxter
 Ye Lai Sian/Arthur Lyman
 Leyte/Cal Tjader
 Enchanted Farm/The Forbidden Five
  >>



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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 16:54:01 -0800
From: Jack <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Wordless Vocals

I can't remember if anyone mentioned the new reissue release of
"Svenzia Inferno E Paradiso", translated, "Sweden, Heaven and Hell" as it
is overflowing with Wordless Vocals and what an incredible reissue it is
with 12 unreleased tracks like 2 more versions of Man-Ha Man-Ha

Throbbing Organs all over those glorious wordless vocals, killer electric
guitars
over more wordless vocals et al

It's the S***

Jack



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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 20:09:42 -0500 (EST)
From: Lou Smith <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Attileo "Swinging Trees" Mineo

At 09:29 AM 1/16/98 -0800, Jack Diamond wrote:
>Ingemar had asked me what Mr. Mineo did after/before/his entire life as a
>livelihood.
>He was a musician, a composer and his entire life he has made a living with
>music.

Here's Attilio Mineo's ASCAP Writers page:
<http://www.ascap.com/ace/writers/detail.cgi?recNo=342975>

These are the song titles registered with ASCAP:
        ATTILIO
        BABY MINE
        CHAINED
        IT'S THE TIME IT'S THE PLACE
        ITALIAN WALTZ
        LENTO S BOLERO
        NON SAI
        SAVE THEM FOR ME
        SOLO PEI TE
        SOLO PER TE ONLY FOR YOU
        SOUNDS OF LOVE
        SWINGING TREES
        WALTZ OF LOVE
        YOU ARE EVERYTHING

Anyone familiar with any of these?

- --Lou






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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 20:49:16 -0500 (EST)
From: Lou Smith <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) Antoinette S. Mineo

Apparently Mr. Mineo wrote most of his tunes with Mrs. Mineo.
Here's her ASCAP page and song titles:

<http://www.ascap.com/ace/writers/detail.cgi?recNo=1037933>

 Title(s):
        AMONG THE STARS WITH LOPEZ
        ATTILIO
        BABY MINE
        CELESTIAL HOLIDAY
        CHAINED
        DANCE
        DREAM
        IT'S THE TIME IT'S THE PLACE
        ITALIAN WALTZ
        JUPITER'S BOLERO
        LENTO'S BOLERO
        LISTEN
        LOVE
        MARS GOES LATIN
        MONORAIL HOP CONTAINED IN M
        PLUTO'S DANCE
        RELAX
        REMEMBER
        RHAPSODY TWENTY ONE
        ROMANCE
        SATURN IN SATIN
        SAVE THEM FOR ME
        SOUNDS OF LOVE
        SWINGING TREES
        THRILL
        TOUCH OF VENUS
        WALTZ OF LOVE
        WALTZ OF THE GALAXIES
        YOU ARE EVERYTHING






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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 14:27:51 +1100 (EST)
From: Philip Jackson <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Caravan!

Jack wrote..
>
> Chico Hamilton Quintet,
>

Is this the version with Tony Bennet singing and Chico on drums or an
instrumental.


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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 13:47:25 +0900
From: Taro HOSHIJIMA <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) japanese imports

On Thu, 15 Jan 1998 23:59:39 +0000
[e-mail] wrote:

> 1. A Picture Disc 45 of Andy Williams singing adverts in Japanese for
> Ajinomoto - that's monosodium glutamate to you and me - that one's as thick
> as quite a thick thing (1963)

The one coupled with "Hawaiian Wedding Song" (no pun intended), right?
I have one.  It should be around 1969 or 1970 not 1963.  I remember
writing a letter to get the one from the sponsor at that time (it was a
sales promotion item not for sale).  If it had been 1963, I wouldn't
have known how to write ;-)  The household popularity of Andy Williams in
Japan in the late 60s owed a lot to his weekly-aired TV show on NHK TV.
(According to my source, "The Andy Williams Show" was aired here only in
1966, though.)

Taro HOSHIJIMA
email: [e-mail]
alias: [e-mail] (forwarded to the above address)
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~wy9t-hsjm/


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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 11:08:04 EST
From: LTepedino <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) Chaquito / John Gregory on CD

In a message dated 98-01-16 07:28:44 EST, [e-mail] writes:

<< About 2 years ago a CD was released called "Mission Impossible" under John
 Gregory and His Orchestra. (I can find out the catalogue number if needed).
 The CD is a selection off his TV and movie theme LP's between the early
 60's and mid-70's. It has about twenty tracks and contain some of the best
 versions of theme standards I know - from crime jazz ("Johnny Staccato",
 "The Untouchables") to funky 70's stompers like "The Six Million Dollar
 Man" and "Kojak". The percussion is especially strong, often with a slight
 Latin influence. There's also a Chaquito track on the Karminsky
 Experience's Inflight Entertainment CD.  >>

There is also killer John Gregory on the Sound Gallery Vol 1.

ASHLEY


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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 12:42:23 -0500
From: [e-mail] (Wayno)
Subject: (exotica) Kirby Stone Four - Missing Single

 If anyone on the list has a copy of (or knows of a source for) the Kirby
Stone Four's single "Who Parked The Car?" (45 preferred, 78 OK), please
e-mail me off-list.

Thanks,

Wayno





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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 14:42:30 EST
From: ChuckTFrog <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (exotica) japanese imports

Hello-
I was Andy's guitar player during that time.  We worked at Expo '70 (in Osaka,
and several other cities incl. Tokyo, Fukuoka, Hiroshima, etc.) and were
entertained one night by several execs from Ajino-moto - an unforgettable
night at a geisha house --  I believe he recorded those spots on that trip in
or around May 1970....

Regards to all
Chuck


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Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 14:29:24 +0100
From: Johan Dada Vis <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) the eXotica Releases Overview has problems...

dear fellow eXoticans!

Due to some technical (software) problems, there won't be an eXotica
Releases Overview update on my web site this week. I'm fixing it as soon as
possible. Sorry for any inconvenience!

        Johan

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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 20:47:18 +0100
From: Johan Dada Vis <[e-mail]>
Subject: (exotica) free dewolfe cd

if you live outside the US, don't bother to ask for their
"free, no obligation DeWolfe Music Compact Disc.", because

- - quote -

    From: DEWOLFE4U <[e-mail]>
    Subject: Re: free, no obligation DeWolfe Music Compact Disc.

    I a very sorry, we do not service outside of the USA.

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Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 23:27:58 +0000
From: [e-mail]
Subject: (exotica) briefee on SF

I was in San Francisco last weekend and checked into the Salvation Army
Thrift Store on Valencia (26th?).  There: 50 cents a record.  Very
difficult to paw through.  I had to fix the shelves to prevent them from
bending the records underneath!  Anyway, found a bunch of TIME LPs that may
turn out to be interesting (I'll know when I get my package which I mailed
last Monday).

Community Thrift, at about 17th and Valencia, has half its records in nice
bins and the other half in shelves underneath...roughly organized by genre
(though you shouldn't trust this entirely: some records defy boundaries).
Its a $1.50 a record.  I found a great Edmundo Ros Phase 4 LP with Tiki
artwork on the cover and some other interesting LPs.

The Book Bay at Fort Mason Center still has some records...and they cost $1
each.  Most are classical, but I found some interesting records mixed in.
I found a Nat King Cole version of El Choclo I am interested in hearing.

MacDonald's Books in the Tenderloin district looks really ratty, but I
found some interesting records there in an only half hour search (these I
brought back myself in the plane...da plane, da plane):

Larry Elgart  Music in Motion  MGM SE 4028.  Another one of those 21
Channel Sound records (I believe I have two others in the series).  Not
spectacular, but interesting.

Si Zentner  Music That's Going Places  Liberty RC-1.  An unusual number
from the run of the mill Liberty releases because this must have been some
promotional item for Royal Crown Cola, as this was marked "Royal Crown Cola
Album of Hit Tunes."  This is merely a compilation of stuff from seven
Zentner Liberty releases being pushed at the time.

Charles Magnante  Roman Spectacular Vol. 2  Grand Award 374.  Hey, with
Terry Snyder and Dick Hyman, how can you miss?  Its pretty good.  I have
another Magnante on the GA label and like his stuff.



Now, I know I could have found these eventually in Portland...but the
prices weren't TOO unreasonable and the condition for almost every LP I got
was excellent.  I guess I did want to prove something: it is possible to
find interesting used records in SF that don't cost a lot.

Oh, just an aside: my 386 SX-16's hard drive crashed...so I did what I have
long wanted to do, get a new Pentium 233 mhz.  However, I did lose my email
info.  Please feel free to email me with URL's you may have sent along to
the list in the past...now that I can truly do some incredible web surfing
(I just got off Jack Diamond's site...saw the whole thing faster than I
would have believed...and on a vey nice 17 inch color SVGA display).

Byron

Byron



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Portland, Oregon, USA, Earth, Sol, Milky Way


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Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 23:25:34 +0000
From: [e-mail]
Subject: (exotica) Eden Ahbez: "Echoes From Nature Boy"

People

As a big fan of "Eden's Island" I'm very curious about this. Can anyone
tell us what it's like:

* Eden Ahbez: "Echoes From Nature Boy"
      CD, Accent, USA, 1997

friendly

Sem Sinatra

Silencer: http://www.sonnet.co.uk/silencer ...."as if music mattered"




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