«Дедушка, голубчик, сделай мне свисток».
«Дедушка, найди мне беленький грибок».
«Ты хотел мне нынче сказку рассказать».
«Посулил ты белку, дедушка, поймать».
— Ладно, ладно, детки, дайте только срок,
Будет вам и белка, будет и свисток!
1–Jerzy PołomskiNie Pierwszy Raz2:07
2–NOVINie Wiem3:25
3–Ewa WanatBossa Nova2:35
4–Zdzisława Sośnicka / BizonyCzarna Woda, Biały Wiatr3:06
5–Ewa Bem / BemibekSprzedaj Mnie Wiatrowi3:25
6–Bemibek With A Little Help From My Friends2:40
7–Halina Frąckowiak / ABCIdę Dalej5:20
8–Halina FrąckowiakDo Końca Świata3:50
9–Liliana UrbańskaSzare Kwiaty5:22
10–Zdzisława SośnickaŻyj Sobie Sam2:56
11–Krystyna ProńkoDeszcz W Cisnej3:35
12–Grażyna ŁobaszewskaGdybyś5:48
13–Grzegorz MarkowskiBallada 073:33
14–Łucja PrusKsiężyc Nad Kościeliskiem5:33
15–K. Prońko / H. FrąckowiakTam Gdzie Lekki Wieje Wiatr2:16
16–VOX W Oczach Masz Dwa Nieba5:40 2015
Hiding behind the Mirageman name was in fact pianist and composer Giovanni Fenati, who released a series of five (but some sources mention a sixth title) library albums between 1969 and 1972 on the Ariston label.
At least four known singles were taken from these albums.
Born: 16 December 1933 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA.
Died: 4 June 1997 in Victorville, California, USA (aged 63).
Smith became known as Johnny 'Hammond' Smith in the mid-1950s as he emerged as an organ player, to avoid confusion with the guitarist John Smith, and the more famous organist Jimmy Smith. He dropped the Smith part of his name when he signed for the Kudu label in 1971.
Smith played with Paul Williams and Chris Columbo before forming his own group. His bands featured singers Etta Jones, Byrdie Green, saxophonists Houston Person, Earl Edwards, guitarists Eddie McFadden, Floyd Smith, James Clark, vibist Freddie McCoy. His career took off as he was serving as accompanist to singer Nancy Wilson. One of his last accomplishments also included Nancy Wilson. He wrote the song "Quiet Fire" for her "Nancy Now" release in 1989.
After a 10-year spell on Prestige Records throughout the 60s resulting in a series of albums, he signed for soul/R&B influenced Kudu imprint of the well-regarded CTI Records label in 1971. His first album for CTI, "Breakout" was chosen that year to launch Kudu. The album featured Grover Washington Jr. as a sideman prior to the launch of his career as a solo recording artist. Three further albums followed on Kudu, as he decided to refer to himself as "Johnny Hammond", after deciding to drop "Smith" from his name.
His style had become increasingly funky as he adapted to the style changes in music, culminating in two popular albums with the Mizell Brothers, "Gambler's Life" (1974) for the CTI offshoot, Salvation Records (US) and then in 1975, "Gears" after switching to another jazz label, Milestone Records. He began using electric and acoustic pianos, starting with "Gambler's Life", in addition to his signature instrument. Hammond's song "Shifting Gears" was featured on the breakbeat compilation Ultimate Breaks and Beats, and was also featured in the soundtrack of the 2006 video game Driver: Parallel Lines as well.
Smith also taught at the Cal Poly Pomona music department for several years, beginning in January 1987.
A1Low Down Lady Blues
A2Funkie Mama
A3High Times
A4Strut Your Stuff
A5Strippers Holiday
A6Bad Street
B1The Whip
B2Theme For A Dirty Ol' Man
B3Mornin' After
B4Funk Town
B5Easy Lady Stride
B6Redlight Walk 1973
Rare exploito release. Original pressings should come with an "illustrated instruction booklet" featuring professional stripper Honey West!
A1Satrapen
Composed By [Original Theme] – Patricio Castillo
Composed By, Arranged By – Klaus Lenz
Flugelhorn – Joachim Graswurm
Soprano Saxophone – Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky
10:20
A2Down Goes The River
Composed By, Arranged By – Klaus Lenz
Lyrics By – Pablo Neruda
Vocals – Christiane Ufholz
4:06
A3Freedom Train
Composed By, Arranged By – Klaus Lenz
Lyrics By – Langston Hughes
Vocals – Christiane Ufholz, Klaus Nowodworski
6:22
B1Loneliness Can't Be Our Best Friend
Arranged By – Klaus Lenz
Composed By – Gerhard Laartz
Electric Piano – Ulrich Gumpert
Vocals, Lyrics By – Klaus Nowodworski
6:10
B2Sisyphos
Composed By, Arranged By – Hermann Anders
Guitar – Fred Baumert
Tenor Saxophone – Helmut Forsthoff
7:22
B3Dancers
Composed By, Arranged By – Hermann Anders
Harmonica – Jochen Gleichmann
Lyrics By – Langston Hughes
Violin – Dietrich Petzold
Vocals – Uschi Brüning 1975
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute – Axel-Glenn Müller
Baritone Saxophone, Flute – Rainer Gäbler
Bass Guitar – Jörg Dobersch
Bass Trombone – Gerhard Lau
Design – Detlef Mann
Drums – Wolfgang Schneider
Electric Piano, Organ – Ulrich Gumpert
Guitar – Fred Baumert
Liner Notes – Werner Sellhorn
Photography By – Wolfgang Wandelt
Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Helmut Forsthoff
Trombone – Hermann Anders, Sieghardt Schubert
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Claus-Dieter Knispel, Joachim Graswurm
Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Harmonica, Percussion – Jochen Gleichmann
Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Leader – Klaus Lenz
Violin – Dietrich Petzold
All You Ever Need Is Beat3:24
Bangkok At Night2:04
Svenska Disco Machine2:12
Liebesspiele2:03
Bangkok Bossa2:11
Die Sieben Sünden2:25
Rachels Theme2:43
Melody In Love3:12
Come Shoot2:53
Smooth Voice4:02
Love, L'Amour, Amore3:12
Baby, Stick Together3:10
Vanessa3:53
Go Get A Kick4:10
Brazilian Countess3:57
All Said And Done4:28
Isle Of Love4:12
Dampfnudeln2:08
I Need It5:23
Ding Dong
Melody In Love (Instrumental) 2003
Compilation of music for Austrian and German erotic movies of the '60-'70 era, written and composed by Gerhard Heinz .
I Feel The Earth Move
The Unknown Planet
Rocket Man
Prelude To Earthrise
Star Trek
Space Agent
Jesus Christ Superstar
Upon Another Earth
The Sound Of Silence
Signal To Saturn 1972
John Keating, also known as Johnny Keating (born 10 September 1927, Edinburgh, Scotland - died 28 May 2015, London, England), played trombone. Was a Scottish musician, studied composer, arranger, educator and author.
A1–Allen ToussaintNight People4:16
A2–John HandyGo For Yourself3:32
A3–Ashford & SimpsonDon't Cost You Nothing4:53
A4–PrinceSoft And Wet3:01
A5–Etta JamesDeep In The Night4:54
A6–Seals & CroftsSunrise5:32
B1–David SanbornSolo3:19
B2–Dan HicksCloud My Sunny Mood3:17
B3–George BensonDown Here On The Ground4:57
B4–Renaissance Northern Lights4:06
B5–Ronnie MontroseMandolina3:13
B6–Gary WrightSky Eyes4:50
B7–Eumir DeodatoChariot Of The Gods3:07
C1–Ambrosia Life Beyond L.A.4:45
C2–Van HalenRunnin' With The Devil3:32
C3–Sex PistolsGod Save The Queen3:18
C4–Bootsy's Rubber BandBootzilla5:38
C5–Manfred Mann's Earth BandDavy's On The Road Again5:52
D1–Leo SayerSomething Fine3:32
D2–Shaun CassidyTeen Dream2:34
D3–RamonesRockaway Beach2:06
D4–Wendy WaldmanStrange Company3:06
D5–Gordon LightfootThe Circle Is Small3:50
D6–Randy NewmanSigmund Freud's Impersonation Of Albert Einstein In America3:02
D7–The Band / Emmylou HarrisEvangeline3:17
D8–Ry CooderWe Shall Be Happy3:13 Vol.1 Vol.2
A1Fiona's Theme (Music And Introduction)
A2My First Time
A3Look At Us Now (Song)
A4Latin Lover
A5Vibrations
A6Whenever I'm Alone (Song)
A7Don't Do It In The Dark
B1The Boys In The Band (Music And Introduction)
B2Diner's Dessert
B3You Are What You Eat (Song)
B4Turn On
B5The World Is A Circus (Song)
B6Fiona's Fantasy
B7My Baby Does It Good (Song)
B8Climax 1973
Men Only Magazine's world-famous sex expert puts her mouth where her mike is in a remarkable rendition of the ultra-erotic. Strictly for the sexually unshockable and broad-minded lovers of the good life.
"Not to be sold to persons under eighteen years old" on Cover,
"Not for the ears of persons under eighteen years old" on Label.
Songs published by Cynara Music Limited 1973
Manufactured and printed in England.
1–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 1)2:13
2–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 2)5:07
3–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 3)3:49
4–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 4)2:55
5–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 5)3:17
6–John Servus Orchestra*Evening2:55
7–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 6)1:41
8–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 7)3:23
9–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 8)2:44
10–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 9)4:10
11–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 10)3:20
12–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 11)3:26
13–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 12)5:53
14–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 13)2:09
15–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 14)4:04
16–Gianni MarchettiLe Notti Porno Nel Mondo N° 2 (Seq. 15)4:08 Le Notti Porno Nel Mondo
Lounge at Cinevox: Beat plucks a series of lounge-influenced instrumentals from the vaults of Cinevox Records, an Italian record company that has specialized in soundtracks for many decades. Lounge fanatics will be happy to know that much of the material on this disc is either previously unreleased or making its first appearance on compact disc. Much of the material presented here has a jazzy swing to it: “Bakenda Beat” layers freewheeling sax and piano solos over the throb of a tight rhythm section, and “Up to Date” is a furiously paced track that lets percolating horns take the lead over a rat-a-tat backbeat from the drummer. Other cuts pursue a psychedelic pop style: “La Cosa Buffa” is an organ showcase paced by some mellow guitar riffs, while “2968” is a positively unhinged tune that piles fuzz guitar riffs and squealing brass atop a throbbing, echo-laden drumbeat. Precious little here fits the easy listening tag, but the occasional cut gives the listener a breather: “Supermarket” is a mellow track that sets some groovy organ soloing to the rhythms of a gently funky bassline, and the elegant closer, “C’Era Una Volta Un Motivo,” juxtaposes yearning strings and peppy horns over a light jazz beat. The problem with Lounge at Cinevox: Beat is that its selections often sacrifice melodic content in favor of just creating a mood, and this might cause non-lounge fans to quickly lose interest. Despite this problem, most of the cuts keep things short and sweet (only “Unknit” overstays its welcome), and the disc maintains a solid lounge-y groove throughout. As a result, Lounge at Cinevox: Beat is a solid pick for European lounge enthusiasts.” [AllMusic]
Fine 60’s & 70’s Italian lounge music of Piero Umiliani, Carlo Savina, Augusto Martelli,Carlo Rustichelli, Giorgio Gaslini, Gianni Ferrio, Ennio Morricone… Some real cool funky fuzz & organ sound