Esquivel Exploring New Sounds in Hi-Fi LP 1959 VINYL IS VG++
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Esquivel

Exploring New Sounds in Hi-Fi

RCA Victort LPM-1978 12" 33rpm 1959 (Canada)

Esquivel was the quintessential Space-Age pop musician; the embodiment of late-fifties, early 1960s modernity. EXPLORING NEW SOUNDS IN HI-FI is a supreme examples of Esquivel in all his thrilling pomp; the playful Svengali who invented the 'zu-zu-zu' vocal punctuation, the pioneer craftsman intent on scouring the sonic universe for every creative possibility.

Tracklist
A1 My Blue Heaven
Written-By – Whiting, Donaldson
A2 Bella Mora
Written-By – Caron
A3 Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
Written-By – Dubin, Warren
A4 Lazy Bones
Written-By – Carmichael, Mercer
A5 Spellbound
Written-By – Rozsa
B1 All Of Me
Written-By – Marks, Simons
B2 Whatchamacallit
Written-By – Esquivel
B3 La Ronde
Written-By – Cochran, Straus
B4 My Number One Love
Written-By – Ross, Linsley, Olias
B5 The 3rd Man Theme
Written-By – Karas

Copyright (c) – RCA
Recorded At – Webster Hall

Conductor – Esquival
Engineer – Ernest Oelrich
Harpsichord – Esquival (tracks: A2, A4, B5)
Liner Notes – Stanley Green
Other [Telescope By] – Nikon, Inc.
Piano – Esquival* (tracks: A3, A5, B1)
Producer – Johnnie Camacho

Recorded in Webster Hall, New York, November 24, 25 and 28 and December 3 and 10, 1958.

This album is called "Exploring New Sounds In Hi-Fi" in mono; the equivalent stereo release is "Exploring New Sounds In Stereo".

Vinyl is VG++  (no marks), in a plastic inner s;leeve in a hard card picture sleeve in EXCELLENT condition (small pen marks, edge wear, age fade)

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