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THIS ONE'S FOR ANGIE DICKINSON STAR OF POLICEWOMAN
| Artist | Song | |
| John Gregory Orchestra | Policewoman (from the T.V. series of same name) | |
| Frank Sinatra | This Town | |
| John Barry | A Man Alone # 2 (from the film Ipcress File) | |
| Lalo Schifrin / WDR Big Band | Bullit (guitar solo) (from the film of the same name) | |
| Johnny Pearson | The Big Fuzz (from T.V. series The Sweeney) | |
| Edmundo Ros | Vaba-Ba-Boom | |
| Shirley Bassey | The Liquidator (from the film of the same name) | |
| Ennio Morricone | Terma Per Le Goff (from the film Le Clan Des Sicilliens) | |
| (Artist Unknown) | Raffo Chakkar (from Bollywood Funk) | |
| John Dankworth | Ready for Eddie (from the movie Gangster Number One) | |
| Detroit Cobras | My baby loves the secret agent | |
| John Gregory Orchestra | Rockford Files (from the T.V. Series Rockford Files) | |
| Human League | Circus of Death | |
| Henry Mancini | Mambo Parisienne (from the movie Charade) | |
| Corduroy | The Heist (from Movie & TV Themes) | |
| Vikki Carr | The Silencers (from the movie The Silencers) | |
| Alan Morehouse | Soul Skimmer (from Blow Up Exclusive Blend Volume 2) | |
| She | Outta Reach | |
| Booker T & The MG's | Mrs Robinson | |
| Charlie Rich | Motels, Hotels (from The R&B sessions) | |
| Elmer Bernstein | Staccato's Theme (from the T.V. series Johnny Staccato) | |
| Henry Mancini | Tooty Twist (from the movie Experiment in Terror) | |
| Afro-American Ensemble | Gone is the laughter (from the opera `Free The Black Man's Chains) | |
| Jamo Thomas | Jamo's Soul | |
| Barry Adamson | Big Bamboozle (from Oedipus Schmoedipus) | |
Comment:
A Mixed bag of goodies!
Feedback:
Nice groove and a sweet soundtrack vibe. Angie Dickinson was Stacy's Mom when I was a kid.
This looks fantastic.
Great Dom..! These fall into three categories: 1) stuff I've not heard in a loooong while, e.g., Human League/Vikki Carr/Sinatra; 2) stuff I have heard-and enjoy-recently, Bassey, Booker T., and Morricone; or 3) -the brunt, music I am not aware of ever hearing...but it looks like a fun tracklist...(I am of Saaf's generation. He's right. Hell, I know men 10 years older than me that still think she's IT...!)
just what Lennart said
looks pretty awesome.
Ha. Just what they said.
This rules. And so did Angie D. Saw her on tv recently... well, we'll always have Police Woman. Let me know if'n you're up for a trade.
Yeah - Angie - I remember seeing her (and Rock Hudson!) in Pretty Maids All In a Row. I thought she was so hot when I was 17. And after. Cool mix!