VA - Return Of The Instro-Hipsters Vol. 2 (2007)

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Artist: Various Artists

Title: Return Of The Instro-Hipsters Vol. 2

Year Of Release: 2007

Label: Psychic Circle

Genre: Jazz / Funk / Rock

Quality: FLAC (image + .cue, log, scans)

Total Time: 56:06 min

Total Size: 409 MB

 

 

 

Tracklist:

 

01. A Quick One For Sanity - D. Cordell's Tea Time Ensemble

02. Discotheque - The 4 Instances

03. Simba - The Rodger Coulam Quartet

04. The Hipster - Harold McNair

05. Floppy Ears - Music Through Six

06. Night Cry - Sounds Sensational

07. Fried Scampi - The Masked Phantom

08. LuLu's Theme - The Johnny Harris Orchestra

09. Soul Thing - Tony Newman

10. Beach Bird - The Tony Evans Band

11. Hum Drum - Kenny Clare

12. Funkology - The Sharks

13. Black Boots - The Sharks

14. The Brooke Bond Beat - Cliff Adams

15. Jugger Tea - Oliver Bone

16. Peter Gunn - Thunder Poad

17. Fuzz Duck - Jerry Allen

18. Blue & Groovy - Paraffin Jack Flash

19. Ton Up - The Helmut Zaccharias Orchestra

20. More Ning - Ning

 

 

Nick Saloman of the Bevis Frond once again invites us to join him in the obscure pleasures of little-known pop, R&B, and jazz instrumental sides of the '60s and '70s with this collection. A number of the selections featured on Return of the Instro-Hipsters are so obscure that even Saloman isn't sure just who is responsible for them (though he offers some educated guesses on the artists behind such names as Sharks, Oliver Bone, and the Masked Phantom), but there are a good share of solid grooves and kicky melodies to be found here from a number of gifted little-knowns. If you went to the movies in the '70s, "Soul Thing" by Tony Newman will sound familiar, while flautist Harold McNair solos over a Dave Brubeck-influenced piano groove on "The Hipster," Jerry Allen demonstrates new uses for game calls on "Fuzzy Duck," Thunder Road's synthesized version of "Peter Gunn" beats Art of Noise's variation on the theme by more than 15 years, "The Brooke Bond Beat" by Cliff Adams may be the most swingin' tea commercial ever, and the Outer Limits serve up some tough, moody rock, appropriately titled "Black Boots." While there's a bit of "Space Age Bachelor Pad" ambience to this set, it's more a matter of evoking a period than obsessing over a particular sound or style; the disc doesn't wallow in camp for its own sake, with solid instrumental chops and strong songwriting the order of the day. Another solid offering from what's becoming one of the most consistently interesting reissue labels operating today. -- Mark Deming ~

 

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