Just in case you need more early 60s music after last week's post, here's another homage to that period. Of course, not all of the songs are from that era, but all (or just about all) have that vibe. In particular, there's a lot of Latin flavored stuff given the significant Latin influence on popular music during the 50s and early 60s. Fix yourself a caipirinha and enjoy.
Thirteen Men Miss Ann-Margret
Mood Tattooed Les Baxter's Drums
Caravan The John Buzon Trio
Come Di 8 & ½ Souvenirs
Miami Beach Rhumba Xavier Cugat And His Orchestra
Pizziricco The Mavericks
Here Comes That Man Again Kirsty MacColl
Latin Golightly Henry Mancini & His Orchestra
El Nino Prodigio Orquestra Melodias Del 40
Cool Lou Busch & His Orchestra
If You're Goin' To The City Mose Allison
Twisted Lambert, Hendricks & Ross
Complicacion Tito Puente & His Orchestra
Everybody Loves to Cha Cha Cha Sam Cooke
Fascinating Rhythm Don Ralke & His Orchestra
Just You, Just Me Katharine Whalen
Big Foot Baby Carl Sonny Leyland
Pretty As A Moonbeam Irving Fields Trio
Deus Brasiliero Marcos Valle
Soul Sauce (Guacha Guaro) Cal Tjader
I'm Hip Blossom Dearie
Blue Rumba Rolley Polley
Moanin' Ray Charles
Bright Lights And Blonde Haired Women Ray Price
Ain't That A Kick In The Head Dean Martin
6 comments:
Hi,
I'm glad I found your blog - It's the Best! You have great taste in music. I used to listen to a lot of college radio. My favorites were the blues, indie, and reggae shows. Your blog reminds of what makes college radio great. I'm surprised there are no comments here, because I keep getting the wrong link to download. It keeps coming as A Wave of Old School Reggae. Please look for yourself. I didn't have any problems with other links. Thanks! Look forward to whatever you post.
Best,
El Miguel
@El Miguel,
Glad you like the blog! I used to do a college radio show and I see this as a sort of a continuation of that.
And the (correct) file has been re-upped.
Thanks for new links. If you had a radio show, I would listen. I like your diverse taste in music. Latin, country, reggae, indie, as well as the themed mixed tapes side by side. All great stuff. I find the best way to listen to your collections is while driving. Better than anything on the radio.
El Miguel,
You know, I don't have a car (I live in NYC), but I used to and I think I still imagine listening to the comps in a car (I do listen to them on the commuter train. :)
Thanks again for the new link. I live on the left coast so a car is a necessity. Every time I visit your blog, I find something new. Just picked up the Neko comps. Can't wait to listen to them.
El Miguel,
Glad to do it.
Ish
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