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Dom1 Presents VYBE AMOUR 1
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| BRIGITTE BARDOT & SERGE GAINSBOURG (France) | Je T'Aime.Moi Non Plus (Gainsbourg) (rec: 1967) (vocal orgasms: less pervy than the Birkin version due to Bardot's stronger voice) | |
| DONNA SUMMER (USA) | Love To Love You Baby (single version) (Bellotte / Moroder / Summer) (1975) (more vocal orgasms or should that be vocal origani ) | |
| PRINCE (USA) | La, La, La Means I Love You (Bell / Hart) (1996) (vocal: a good cover that made me forget the original which I don't much care for) | |
| PETER THOMAS SOUND ORCHESTER (Germany) | Shub-A-Doe (Thomas) (1966) (from the T.V. Series Raumpatrouille) (vocal) | |
| PETULA CLARK (Wales) | Non Mi Guardi Mai (Time For Love) (Clark / Pallavicini / Hatch) (1965) (vocal from one of the few Brits to be accepted by The French) | |
| LESLEY GARRETT & PHILHARMONIA ORCH (England) | Flower Duet (Delibes) (vocal: both British Airways & the movie The Hunger used this - the first for exorcising the fear of crashing - the other for eroticising blood ) (1997) | |
| RUTH HOBMANN & ERBE-CHOIR (Former East Germany) | Im Straub Der Sterne- Das Licht (Part 1) (Kolditz / Sasse) (1976) (from the movie Im Straub Der Sterne) (vocal: folk'n'space from across The Berlin Wall) | |
| GOLDFRAPP (England) | Fly Me Away (Goldfrapp) (2006) (vocal) | |
| ANTON GARCIA ABRIL & MARCELLO GIOMBINI (Italy) | Seli -Love Theme (Abril / Giombini) (1967) (from the movie Perry Rhodan: SOS Aus Dem Weltall) (vocalese) | |
| HENRY MANCINI (USA) | Brunette In Yellow (Mancini) (1968) (from the movie The Party) (instrumental elegance from the man who wrote for elegance herself, Audrey Hepburn) | |
| GATO BARBIERI (Argentina) | Girl In Black - Tango (Para Mi Negra) (Barbieri) (1972) (From the movie Last Tango In Paris) (instrumental - Margarine just won't do it's butter or nothing for Miss Schneider) | |
| HOLLY GOLIGHTLY (England) | All Around The Houses (Golightly) (2003) (retro sound & vocal from girl in black & White Stripe guest) | |
| FRAN¦OISE HARDY (France) | Message Personnel (Hardy / Berger) (1973) (the real deal French Chanteuse on the telephone.) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| ELMER BERNSTEIN (USA) | Early To Bed (Bernstein) (1966) (from the movie The Silencers) (instrumental) | |
| DUSTY SPRINGFIELD (England) | The Look Of Love (Bacharach / David) (1967) (vocal: B-Side version and different from version used for Casino Royale ) | |
| PIERO UMILANI (Italy) | La Foresta Incantata (1969) (from the movie Angeli Bianchi.Angeli Neri) (vocalese to a documentary on Witchcraft) | |
| MILES DAVIS (USA) | The Pan Piper (Evans) (1960) (instrumental: enchanted vibe with a splash of Spanish grape) | |
| GROOVE ARMARDA (England) | Dusk, You & Me (Cato / Findlay) (1999) (instrumental with sampled vocals from Twilight Time by The Platters) | |
| DOT ALLISON (England) | Lover (Allison) (2002) (vocal: gloriously indistinct & gorgeously empty a la Primal Scream / Spiritualized / Verve etc come down vibe) | |
| THE FLEETWOODS (USA) | Come Softly To Me (Troxel / Christopher / Ellis) (1959) (vocal: gloriously distinct) | |
| BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GROUP (USA) | Bunny (Let's Stay Together) (Greenfield / Cox / Bixio / Frizzi / Tempera) (1975) (from the movie I 4 Dell'Apocalisse) (lush vocal for bolognese soaked Western ) | |
| MICHEL LEGRAND (France) | The Chess Game (Legrand) (1968) (from the movie The Thomas Crown Affair) (instrumental: Queen takes Bishop or Faye takes Steve in one of Cinema's most erotic scenes) | |
| MARIANNE FAITHFULL (England) | Summer Nights (Henderson / Strike) (1965) (a sweet vocal treasure from Gobi's bird) | |
| MANFRED MANN (England) | Love Theme (Mann) (1968) (from the movie Up The Junction) (instrumental: sweet, soft shoe, jazzy shuffle typical of the period) | |
| THE FEMININE COMPLEX (USA) | Love Love Love (Williams) (circa 1968) (vocal) | |
Comment:
Enjoy!Angeli Bianchi.Angeli Neri (Italy) (1969) (documentary) d: Luigi Scattini, Anton LaVey
I 4 Dell'Apocalisse (1975) (Italy) d: Lucio Fulci, Fabio Testi, Lynne Frederick
Last Tango In Paris (1972) (French / Italy) d: Bernardo Bertolucci, Marlon Brando, Maria Schneider
Perry Rhodan: SOS Aus Dem Weltall (4.3.2.1.Morte) (1967) (Italy / West Germany / Spain / Morroco) d: Primo Zeglio, Lang Jeffries
Silencers, The (1966) (USA) d: Phil Karlson, Dean Martin, Stella Stevens
Thomas Crown Affair, The (USA) d: Norman Jewison, Steve McQueen, Faye Dunnaway
Up The Junction (1968) (UK) d: Peter Collinson, Dennis Waterman, Suzy Kendall
Feedback:
You had to post your's directly after mine, didn't you...well if my mix has to pale in comparison, than it might as well be one produced by you...
Oh...the second side of this mix just might be one of the mightiest back-to-back fest I've seen...friggin incredible.
Oh...the second side of this mix just might be one of the mightiest back-to-back fest I've seen...friggin incredible.
This looks lovely; esp: Donna, Lesley, Henry, Dusty & The Fleetwoods.
Looks like one hardy mix. I love, love, love the Feminine Complex and plenty else here. Good show.
Loads of goodness here.
Smokin' and looking under the sheets.
wow
Sooo Good.
Splendid. Love the opening through Petula especially.
Dom...Peter said it best but I will repeat; wow.
Ooh, la la!
Hot shit, man. Angeli Bianchi Angeli Neri is not on Netflix... oh well...
Very nice indeed.
This one has a definite groove, Dom. I never get tired of "Love to Love You Baby" (you may think I'm kidding but I'm not). Interesting presentation with the annotations on each track. Great all around.
Kidding? About Donna? Never! And the rest is mighty tastee too. Special kudos for seriously and earnestly(?) using music from that godawful Perry Rhodan flick and the hilarious "Im Staub der Sterne". ;)
Climactic. Non, maintenant -- vien!
Was only able to get to this now because of the site problems, but glad I saw it! This is so good - I love the Flower Duet, and that Dusty Springfield track is one of my favourites, ever. Nice to see Piero Umiliani too!