Capitol, Mid 50s. Near Mint-
A mix of now sound, jazz & classical – Includes tracks by Les Baxter, Stan Kenton, Les Paul, Ray Anthony, and others.
Mercury, 1959. Very Good+
(Stereo pressing with deep groove. Cover has gloss separation on the spine and light wear.)
Polydor (France), Early 1970s. Very Good+ 2LP Gatefold
(Cover has light wear with a touch of waviness.)
RCA, 1958. Very Good
(Black label Living Stereo pressing with deep groove. Cover has light wear, some aging, splitting in the bottom seam, and a stained spot in back.)
Telefunken (Germany), 1966. Near Mint-
(Later German pressing – 6.21027 AS. Cover has light aging, faint sticker spot, small center split in the top seam, and is lightly bent at the top right corner.)
Capitol, 1964. Very Good+
Breezy bossa nova – Hollywood 60s style! The album's one of the best cut for Capitol by guitarist Laurindo Almeida – and has a sweet groovy little style that features Laurindo's lovely guitar work over some lightly dancing small combo backings that include flute, harmonica, organ, ...
Imperial, 1968. Very Good+
Very groovy set of Now Sound instrumentals based around the work of Donovan. Great LA studio sound mixed with all of Donovan's groovy writing, and the result is some cool versions of "Jenifer Juniper", "Sunshine Superman", "Wear Your Love Like Heaven", and "Catch ...
Hi Fi, 1965. Very Good
(Stereo pressing.)
Columbia, Early 70s. Near Mint-
Walter Carlos (now Wendy) performs electronic versions of many classics on the Moog. If nothing else, this is an interesting period piece, though on a certain level we're quite fond of it, oth in it's performance and it's motivation. Moogy takes of Monteverdi's "Orfeo" suite, several ...
RCA/Camden, Late 50s. Very Good
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Project 3, 1967. Near Mint- Gatefold
(In the cover variant with Project 3 logo at the bottom right. Cover has light wear, some aging, and minor application wrinkles in front.)
Liberty, 1959. Very Good+
An undisputed classic in the exotica genre – and the record that yielded Martin Denny his biggest hit! The title track "Quiet Village" was originally written by Les Baxter, but it was Martin Denny's approach that really managed to send the tune over the top – using spare ...
Decca, 1961. Near Mint-
(Mono pressing. Cover has light wear and aging.)
GRT, 1970s. Near Mint- 2LP
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Philips, 1971. Near Mint-
(Stereo pressing. Cover has some wear at the bottom right corner.)
Dot, 1968. Near Mint- Gatefold
An incredibly groovy album – filled with instrumental tracks that shift between funky big band and groovy 60s soundtrack – all arranged by Mike Nesmith and Shorty Rogers! The feel here is like that of some of Rogers' other groovy late 60s instrumental one-off albums – like his ...
World Pacific, 1966. Very Good-
A short detour in the 60s career of Chet Baker – one that we sure like a heck of a lot! This side is one of a couple that were recorded as an answer to the big success of Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass – with Chet's trumpet was backed by jaunty, brassy arrangements penned by Jack ...
PIP, 1975. Sealed
Features a Moog-filled electronic score by Mort Garson! Narrated by Richard Burton.
RCA, 1958. Near Mint-
A classic bit of percussion madness from RCA – featuring conductor Dick Schory at the head of the "biggest battery of percussion west of Cape Canaveral"! The set was recorded in Chicago, and includes local studio talents like Bobby Christian and Johnny Frigo, as well as Schory ...
20th Century, Early 1970s. Sealed
(Cover has a cut corner. Shrink has a few small tears.)
RCA, 1961. Very Good+
One of the more string-heavy sessions in RCA's Stereo Action series, but still worthy of the dynamic style that made the Stereo Action titles some of RCA's best easy recordings from the 60s! Marty's got orchestrations here that are a bit quirkier than usual – making good use of the stereo ...
Durium (Italy), Mid/Late 1970s. Sealed
(Mid 80s issue. Shrinkwrap is cracked in front near the opening, but is still intact and unopened.)
Capitol, 1964. Very Good+
(Stereo rainbow label pressing. Cover has a split bottom seam, splitting on the spine, light surface wear, some pen on the back.)
Liberty, 1961. Near Mint- Gatefold
(Stereo pressing in the original die-cut gatefold cover – a great copy!)
Capitol, 1960. Near Mint-
A real standout set from the end of Les Baxter's run at Capitol Records – originally scored for a film that was never released, but a great set of tracks that more than stands strongly on its own! The theme here is a Mexican/Latin American one – explored by Baxter with his trademark ...
London, 1971. Near Mint-
Fantastic! This is Yma Sumac's rock album from the early 70's – and it's got a wild sound that's totally different from any of her work at Capitol! The record includes lots of electric instrumentation, and Yma's voice moves from the exotic to the psychedelic, as she sings along with some ...
PIP, Mid 70s. Sealed
(Still sealed! Includes the obi, booklet, and seed packet.)
Cameo, Early 60s. Very Good+
Features Phil Bodner on flute, Frances Corsi on harp, and Eddie Costa on vibes! Titles include "Return To Paradise", "Pool Of Love", "Mahaka", "Baia", "Voodoo Moon", and "Adventures In Paradise".
Riviera (Japan), 1974. Near Mint- Gatefold
(With wide obi.)
Seven Seas/Riviera (Japan), 1971. Near Mint- Gatefold
(With obi. Cover has some aging inside the gatefold.)