Terry Snyder & The All Stars - Persuasive Percussion (USA, 1965)
Finally, I'm back with a new post! Sorry for the delay....This time I have one of the greatest records of the Enoch Light productions. Terry Snyder and his orchestra The All Stars are featuring talented musicians of that time like Dick Hyman and Tony Mottola. The cover of the original print was designed by the famous painter and designer Josef Albers but the LP had been printed in Turkey with a different cover (which I'm presenting for you). So sit back and relax and enjoy the passionate sound of the exotic and PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION!
Download link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/85529702/Terry_Snyder___The_All_Stars_-_Persuasive_Percussion.zip
posted by djan @ 11:20 PM
7 Comments:
That blonde in front looks really, really familiar... like a Star Trek babe, but it can't be that.
Damn it, that's gonna drive me nuts now.
wow. I already have the record, but thanks for that alternate cover! Sweet!
sadlly the file was deleted :( tks for all...
hey you've got a beautiful blog !
been looking for this one - for a lob time. any chance of a repost?
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Hi,
Thanks for your nice blog.
I need just one album.
I hope you can provide it.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Zalman.
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Metin Alatli (Turkey)
Synthetic Dance Moods (1974)
Info:
Metin Alatli was born in 1936 and during the 60's he was a member of several groups, including the legendary garage band Siluetler. After that he moved to France for a while and upon returning to Turkey he made a few shows in several nightclubs with a band that had a drum-machine instead of a real drummer, which was quite unusual for the time. He then released his only (as far as I know) LP, the electronic Synthetic Dance Moods (Sentetik Oyun Havalar), also known as Alamooga Esinlenmeler (the title on the front cover of the LP) On this album he is helped by several guest musicians. The music represents some sort of a crazy fusion of traditional Turkish music and funky electronic creations (made on ARP 2600, Hammond organ etc.) Metin Alatli died in 1992 from heart attack but his work remains a classic of Turkish EM.
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