| | Hard To Find Pop Instrumentals, Vol. 2 CD (3 Customer Reviews)
Hard to Find Pop Instrumentals, Vol. 2 is a 21-song collection of instrumentals from the early '50s to the late '60s. The disc is overflowing with memorable memories drawn from a wide range of styles, including Western themes ("Apache" by Jorgen Ingmann and "The Bonanza Theme" by Al Caiola), jazz ("Alley Cat" by the improbably named Bent Fabric & His Piano), middle-of-the-road rock ("No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In") by the T-Bones and "Music to Watch Girls By" by the Bob Crewe Generation), cornball pop ("Yakety Sax" by Boots Randolph and "I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman" by Whistling Jack Smith), south-of-the-border pop ("Mexico" by Bob Moore and "I Want to Be Happy Cha Cha" by the always entertaining Enoch Light), and TV and movie themes ("Dragnet" by Ray Anthony and "Bandstand Boogie" by Les Elgart). This disc is fun from beginning to end and sure to appeal to easy listening aficionados who were current when these songs were current, as well as hipsters who are a couple of years too late on the exotica bandwagon. Most of all, the disc will appeal to music lovers who love a nice melody and an interesting arrangement. Hard to Find Pop Instrumentals, Vol. 2 is rife with both. ~ Tim Sendra
The follow-up to "Volume 1" in this pop instrumental series features 21 hard-to-find songs (14 tracks made the Top 20). This CD will be a must-have for collectors of popular and instrumental music of the '50s and '60s. Includes a detailed 8-page booklet,
Liner Note Author: Joseph F. Laredo. Hard To Find Pop Instrumentals, Vol. 2 Music Hard To Find Pop Instrumentals, Vol. 2 Songs | 1. | Apache - Jorgen Ingmann |
| 2. | Bonaza Theme, The - Al Caiola |
| 3. | Asia Minor - Kokomo |
| 4. | Alley Cat - Bent Fabric |
| 5. | Down Yonder - Del Wood |
| 6. | Armen's Theme - David Seville |
| 7. | Happy Whistler, The - Don Robertson |
| 8. | Sadie's Shawl - Bob Sharples & His Music |
| 9. | No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In) - The T-Bones |
| 10. | Music to Watch Girls By - Bob Crewe Generation |
| 11. | Walk in the Black Forest, A - Horst Jankowski |
| 12. | I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman - Whistling Jack Smith |
| 13. | Yakety Sax - Boots Randolph |
| 14. | Mexico - Bob Moore & His Orchestra |
| 15. | Comin' in the Back Door - Baja Marimba Band |
| 16. | I Want to Be Happy Cha Cha - Enoch Light & the Light Brigade |
| 17. | Quentin's Theme - Charles Randolph Grean Sounde |
| 18. | Theme from The Dark at the Top of the Stairs - Ernie Freeman |
| 19. | Dragnet - Ray Anthony |
| 20. | Bandstand Boogie - Les Elgart & His Orchestra |
| 21. | Oh Mein Papa (Oh My Papa) - Eddie Calvert :: Oh My Papa - Eddie Calvert |
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