"Original Soundtracks 1970-1974" by Dutch Composer Ruud Bos (Limited-Edition Vinyl)
By JR on 1:29 PM
Filed Under: Composers , Limited-Edition Vinyl Pressing Projects , Ruud BOS , Soundtrack Music
Enjoy a preview of 21 stirring tracks in a compilation of early, unheard and unknown works arranged and directed by Dutch soundtrack composer Ruud Bos. The limited-edition vinyl release of "Original Soundtracks 1970-1974" is full of wild jazz, organ funk, cinematic grooves, breakbeats and dope fender rhodes piano solo's. A must have LP for anyone who has a heart for cinema funk, soundtracks and rare movie scores!
Get your copy of "Original Soundtracks 1970-1974" today by clicking the orange button as you stream the playlist of songs from the LP below.
Let your imagination run free and ascend to the majestic sound of Brian McDonald, an award-winning composer who translates delight, curiosity, suspense, victory and more into themes which are other-worldly and speak to the mind's desire to dream.
Born in California, Brian spent his childhood in Germany, where he had the fortune of studying for many years with concert pianist/composer Johann Franz. Through classical music beginnings to his cinematic orchestral and electronic works, Brian developed a solid reputation in the music industry as an inventive, agile, and creative composer, songwriter and producer.
Having written & recorded solo albums for CBS/Sony Records, MTM Records (Germany), Atenzia Records (Sweden), King Records (Japan) and others in the past, Brian got his writing career start as a songwriter for A&M’s publishing company in the late 1980’s. Through his work as a writer, Brian was signed as a solo artist to CBS/Sony. Prior to this, Brian was the front man and keyboardist for rock groups Dillinger and BMG.
Composer Alex Puddu Returns With Vol. 2 Of Funk Soundtrack Music Inspired By Adult Film
By JR on 2:02 PM
Filed Under: Alex Puddu , Composers , Drum Breaks , Funk , Juno.co.uk , Soundtrack Music
Capturing an obscure sub-genre of music and reviving it in 2014, Alex Puddu draws inspiration from the 1970's adult films of Denmark for the 10-track ride of "The Golden Age Of Danish Pornography Vol. 2". As a composer, Alex controls the emotional and cinematic aspects of the listening experience with a rich fusion of funky music.
While the overall direction of The Golden Age draws inspiration from adult film, this project entertains and provides a strong edge in the form of Funk no matter what perspective you are hearing it from, thanks to the execution and imagination of Alex Puddu.
Composer Alex Puddu sets a mysterious vibe with the slow-grooving cinematic Funk of "Alta Tensione 3 am". This instrumental composition builds with intensity in the form of 70's Library-style music beginning with the introduction of a bass groove which progresses into a rise of synths, Rhodes keys, organ and horn. Once all is said and done, Alex demonstrates his ability to take control of the emotions as an arranger with music to take your mind on a trip.
Taken from the forthcoming album "Registrazioni Al Buio" (2013, September 23rd)
Available on Double LP+CD or CD
The Music Of Andrezej Korzynski by Finders Keepers Records
By JR on 11:32 AM
Filed Under: Andrezej Korzynski , Composers , Finders Keepers Records , Soundtrack Music , The Darkside
Behold Finders Keepers, a British record label, 40 years in the making, introducing fans of psychedelic / jazz / folk / funk / avant-garde and whacked-out movie musak to a lost world of undiscovered vinyl artifacts from the annals of alternative pop history. Enjoy a dark and exciting trip of the imagination on which features the sinister soundtrack music of Polish composer Andrezej Korzynski. "Secret Enigma" and "Possession" released in late 2013 on Finders Keepers delivers deep mood to put you in a different perspective as Andrezej composes dark scores, mellow themes and groovy Funk tunes.
Catering to record collectors and DJ-producers alike with a huge emphasis on sample friendly soundscapes, rocksteady back-beats and primitive electronic experimentalism. Discerning purveyors of the bizarre and abnormal should expect the Japanese choreography records, space-age Turkish protest songs, Czechoslovakian vampire soundtracks, Welsh rare-beats, bubblegum folk, drugsploitation operatics, banned British crime thrillers and celebrity Gallic Martini adverts... presented on CD, 7" and traditional black plastic discs in authentic packaging.
Enjoy a tribute to the timeless songwriting from a groundbreaking duo of lyricists. Hal David was a renowned pop music lyricist who has left a significant impact upon music by producing hit after hit throughout the 1960s and 70s with composer Burt Bacharach, including the famous tunes "What the World Needs Now Is Love", "Walk On By" and "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head". David and Bacharach were honored by President Obama as "two kings of songwriting" and were presented the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, the nation's highest prize for popular music.
If there is anyone in music who can make you realize part of why songs resonate so deeply in your mind and soul after hearing them, it's the talented prolific writing duo of Bacharach and David. This tribute by Lost and Found radio focuses on their work within the genre of Soul, having penned memorable songs for a number of outstanding vocalists.
Sit back and enjoy a wealth of beautifully written tunes across multiple music genres which all relate to one another as joyful and memorable in their impact upon the listening experience.
Marty Robbins - The Story of My Life (CD, 1958)
Perry Como - Magic Moments (45, 1958)
Charlie Gracie - I Looked for You (CD, 1960)
Chuck Jackson - I Wake Up Crying (CD, 1961)
Turbans - Three Friends (Two Lovers) (CD, 1961)
Carl Dobkins, Jr. - My Heart Is an Open Book (CD, 1959; Lee Pockriss & Hal David)
Sarah Vaughan - Broken Hearted Melody (CD, 1959; Sherman Edwards & Hal David)
Joanie Sommers - Johnny Get Angry (CD, 1962; Sherman Edwards & Hal David)
Joe Brown & the Bruvvers - It Only Took a Minute (CD, 1963; Mort Garson & Hal David)
Dionne Warwick - It's Love That Really Counts (LP, 1963)
Brenda & the Tabulations - Don't Make Me Over (CD, 1970)
Cilla Black - Anyone Who Had a Heart (CD, 1964)
Smokey Robinson & the Miracles - Walk on By (CD, 1966)
Isley Brothers - Make It Easy on Yourself (Are You Lonely By Yourself) (CD, 1962)
Gene Pitney - Twenty-Four Hours From Tulsa (CD, 1963)
Don & Juan - True Love Never Runs Smooth (CD, 1963)
Lou Johnson - Magic Potion (CD, 1963)
Tommy Hunt - I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself (CD, 1964)
Sweet Inspirations - What the World Needs Now (45, 1968)
Jackie DeShannon - Windows and Doors (CD, 1965)
Sandie Shaw - There's Always Something There to Remind Me (CD, 1964)
Evie Sands - The Love of a Boy (CD, 1966)
Rick Nelson - They Don't Give Medals to Yesterday's Heroes (LP, 1967)
Love - My Little Red Book (CD, 1966)
Tom Jones - Promise Her Anything (CD, 1966)
Greg Kihn Band - The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (LP, 1980)
Dusty Springfield - The Look of Love (CD, 1967)
Dusty Springfield - In the Land of Make Believe (CD, 1969)
Dee Dee Warwick - Alfie (LP, 1967)
Astrud Gilberto - Trains and Boats and Planes (CD, 1969)
Dionne Warwick - Dream Sweet Dreamer (CD, 1969)
Al Green - Say a Little Prayer (LP, 1978)
5th Dimension - One Less Bell to Answer (CD, 1970)
B.J. Thomas - Send My Picture to Scranton, PA (CD, 1969)
Barbara Mason - Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head (45, 1970)
Download/Stream - Lost & Found Radio Pay Tribute To Hal David & Burt Bacharach (Part 2)
Drifters - Loneliness or Happiness (CD, 1961)
Dee Clark - You're Telling Our Secrets (CD, 1961)
Babs Tino - Forgive Me (For Giving You Such a Bad Time) (CD, 1962)
Bobby Vee - Anonymous Phone Call (CD, 1963)
Bobby Vinton - Blue on Blue (LP, 1963)
Tom Jones - What's New Pussycat (CD, 1965)
Dionne Warwick - Here I Am (LP, 1965)
Brook Benton - A House Is Not a Home (CD, 1964)
Hollies with Peter Sellers - After the Fox (CD, 1966)
Dionne Warwick - You'll Never Get to Heaven (CD, 1964)
Roy Hamilton - Reach Out for Me (CD, 1965)
Al Wilson - This Guy's in Love with You (LP, 1968)
Nancy Sinatra - Wishin' and Hopin' (CD, 1967)
Jackie DeShannon - So Long Johnny (CD, 1966)
Dionne Warwick - Do You Know the Way to San Jose (CD, 1968)
Dionne Warwick - Paper Mache (45, 1970)
Tangeers - This Empty Place (CD, 1969)
Sonny James - Only Love Can Break a Heart (LP, 1972)
Shawn Phillips - Lost Horizon (LP, 1973)
Second, other stuff:
Trammps - Hold Back the Night (CD, 1976)
Tommy Hunt - Human (CD, 1961)
Isley Brothers - Baby Don't You Do It (CD, 1966)
Bo Diddley - Crawdad (45, 1960)
The Group From Queens - Your Search Is Over (CD, 1966)
Eddie Jefferson - Some Other Time (CD, 1966)
Lou Courtney - Hey Joyce (45, 1967)
Bob Kuban - Hard to Handle (45, 1970)
Dave "Baby" Cortez - Popping Popcorn (45, 1965)
Buffalo Springfield - Rock 'N' Roll Woman (CD, 1967)
Southern Comfort - All Day Long (LP, 1970)
Los Bravos - I'm All Ears (45, 1967)
Sound Foundation - Morning Dew (45, 1969)
Cyrkle - Problem Child (CD, 1967)
Gary Walker - You Don't Love Me (45, 1966)
Secrets - Infatuation (CD, 1967)
Gene Clark - Echoes (CD, 1967)
J's with Jamie - Popsicles in Paris (45, 1964)
Louis Nye - Hi Ho, Steve-O (45, 1957)





