MAURICE, Charles/VARIOUS - AOR Global Sounds Vol 4: 1977-1986 - Vinyl (2xLP)
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Charles MAURICE/VARIOUS
AOR Global Sounds Vol 4: 1977-1986(gatefold 2xLP)
Favorite France
Cat: FVR 145LP. Rel: 28 Jan 19
Disco/Nu Disco/Re-Edits
Side 1 - Track 1. Arlana - When You Call My Name Side 1 - Track 2. Omega Sunrise - Too Hip Side 1 - Track 3. Jonathan Jr - Hangin' On To You (12" version) Side 2 - Track 1. Isabelle Mayereau - Orange Bleue Side 2 - Track 2. Oro - Sasa Side 2 - Track 3. Fernando Toussaint - Recuerdos Del Abuelo Side 2 - Track 4. Todd Mcclenathan - High From Our Love Side 3 - Track 1. Mario Acquaviva - Notturno Italiano Side 3 - Track 2. Special Occasion - Flyin' To Santa Barbara (12" version) Side 3 - Track 3. Parenthese - Come Back Side 4 - Track 1. Russ Long - Never Was Love Side 4 - Track 2. Pacific Dreams - Mellow Out Side 4 - Track 3. Miller Miller Miller & Sloan - Key To My Heart Side 4 - Track 4. Scott Cunningham - Blues Take You Over
On his fourth exploration of the world of global "Adult Oriented Rock", French crate-digger Charles Maurice focuses on the period between 1977 and '86. That means a greater emphasis on synthesizers, dusty drum machines and the kind of sparkling melodies that would once have drifted from daytime radio at an alarming rate. There's much to enjoy throughout, from the dewy-eyed synth-soul of Arlana's "When You Call My Name" and the breezy boogie of Omega Sunrise's "Too Hip", to the sparse Balearic bliss of Isabelle Mayereau's "Orange Bleue", the flute-laden easy listening hum of Fernando Toussaint, the sax-happy '80s sleaze of Special Occasion's brilliant "Flyin' To Santa Barbara" and the jaunty Latino jazz-funk of "Mellow Out" by Pacific Dreams.
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