DWLP 3227 Vocal Shades and Tones. Barbara Moore. 72 KPM
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Description
DWLP 3227 Vocal Shades and Tones
wide range of styles and sounds for voices
de Wolfe Music Library
1972
Composers:
Barbara Moore
14 tracks
Including: Stem heat, hot heels, swing over, i'm feather, drifting, take off
One of the most highly sought after library LPs.
Tracks used on the Sweeney and many other Seventies productions.
An absolute monster, easily one of the very best Library LP's.
A light breezy jazz/bossa sound with scat vocals that weave in and out of the instrumentation
scatty madness and quite beautiful in places. And killer cover art by Rolph Webster.
An ultra-hip batch of vocal tracks and one of the few full albums recorded by singer Barbara Moore.
Barbara's got a very groovy style that's part jazz, part easy, part sunshine pop -- all wrapped up into one super-warm blend.
Her tracks have been showing up on playlists of beatheads for years -- especially cuts from this album, which is a tight blend of jazz dance, dreamy pop, and even a few funky numbers.
Most tracks are sung in a bright and breezy scat style.
The whole album is fantastic for fans of wordless female voices like Edda Dell'Orsa and a dreamy long-forgotten-summer vibe.
Original pressing with laminated front cover, blue/white dewolfe label
cover good.
Vinyl I would grade fair/good as there are some marks and minor scratches. The odd pop and crackle so it's not mint playback but still a serviceable copy for collectors who don't mind that old vinyl sound.
Postage: in record mailer with 2 stiffeners.
UK £2.50
Europe £3.50
Will ship worldwide.
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