Kronos (Original Soundtrack) - (1957)

Great, eery soundtrack from  Paul Sawtell and Bert Shefter. As it's fifties sci-fi you can probably guess the style.  Asteroid, Part One

Please do not play just before bedtime.  I will not be held responsible for any nightmares...

Thanks to David.

KPM - Action Drive (2002)

 
 
 



Les Baxter Conducts 101 Strings (1970)

This is a great album from Les Baxter and 101 Strings, there are some cracking up-tempo numbers such as this one,  A Taste Of Soul.

 

One note of apology though there's a small skip on track three.  Hope it doesn't spoil the enjoyment too much.

Patrick Gleeson - Patrick Gleeson's Star Wars (1977)

I love these synth Star Wars albums.  This one was recorded on the world's most advanced synthesiser apparently, so there you go.

Star Wars (Luke's Theme)

Perrey And Kingsley - The In Sound From Way Out (1973)

Yeah, I know, I know.  It's been ages again despite me saying I'd have to get my act together.  I'm not going to make any excuses...

OK, for my comeback post I've decided on this nice little Perrey and  Kingsley album.  Originally released in 1966, this is the UK re-release from '73.

Peter Appleyard - Percussive Jazz (1960)

"In a recording with so many varied percussive sounds, there is a violent interaction between the stylus and the abruptly changing route taken by the walls of the record grooves..."  Well, that's what it says on the back of the sleeve anyway.  I'll leave you to judge whether this record is a little too dangerous to listen to.

You have been warned!

EDIT:  Files now fixed and in true stereo.

Ralph Ferraro - Let's Dance To The Movies (1965)

I've only had this album for a week and it's already become a firm favourite, particularly the first track,  L'Onuri Di Ascaluni.   Big thanks for David.

I've had a numberof requests to fix broken links.  I'll get onto that as soon as I can.

Roberto Pregadio and Romano Mussolini - Satanik (1966)

Again, more apologies for the lack of posts.  This is another excellent soundtrack from Roberto Pregadio and Romano Mussolini.  Had a  lot of positive comments about Kriminal so hopefully you'll enjoy this one just as much.  Once again it's recorded from a picture disc so the quality isn't as good as it could be, but it's worth it.  

Roberto Pregadio and Romano Mussolini ‎- Kriminal Soundtrack (1966)

Well after another hiatus I'm back with this thrilling soundtrack from Roberto Pregadio and Romano Mussolini and the 1966 film, Kriminal.  This wasn't available at the time and was recently released on vinyl and CD (which has more tracks).  This is the vinyl version, of course, but is pressed as a picture disc so the quality isn't as good, but is still a treat.

Here's Sequence One.

I'll post another of their soundtracks soon.

Gianni Ferrio & Gino Marinacci - Lady Bossa Nova In Italy (1963)

Great Italian album from 1963.  Mainly instrumental but there are a few vocal tracks featuring Marina Moran.

Lady Bossa Nova In Italy

Piero Umiliani - Una Bella Grinta (1965)

Superb jazz-lounge soundtrack from Piero Umiliani.

Una Bella Grinta

Happy New Year!