70s string sound, compilation of short examples in one track
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70s string sound, compilation of short examples in one track
That's a collection of examples of what I see to be a distinct 70's melancholy string/horns sound, with a rock beat. I really like it.
In order
Stereolab, Miss Modular (only one not actually from the 70's)
Chick Corea Return to Forever, '77
Soundtrack to Phantom Tollbooth movie, '70
"The Riveriera Affair" by Neil Richardson, originally in the 70's, re-used in one of the Ocean's 13
Anyway, I wish I could find more of this sound. Any recommendations?
Thanks
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Re: 70s string sound, compilation of short examples in one t
I'm no expert, but those sound very 70's easy listening/US TV show theme to me. I don't have any specific recommendations, I'm afraid.egbdf wrote:
That's a collection of examples of what I see to be a distinct 70's melancholy string/horns sound, with a rock beat. I really like it.
In order
Stereolab, Miss Modular (only one not actually from the 70's)
Chick Corea Return to Forever, '77
Soundtrack to Phantom Tollbooth movie, '70
"The Riveriera Affair" by Neil Richardson, originally in the 70's, re-used in one of the Ocean's 13
Anyway, I wish I could find more of this sound. Any recommendations?
Thanks
From your 'melancholy' description, I was thinking more this -
as sampled by Tricky and Portishead.
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You gotta delve into Curtis Mayfield, especially the Superfly soundtrack.
Also - see the Dirty Harry soundtrack.
And, a group called The Sylvers (their first two albums, which I think are out of print).
Also - check out the strings in this Roberta Flack track (and the amazing singing, imo)
Also - see the Dirty Harry soundtrack.
And, a group called The Sylvers (their first two albums, which I think are out of print).
Also - check out the strings in this Roberta Flack track (and the amazing singing, imo)
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You will love this for its quintessential 70s string sound (as used in the film Emmanuelle). Sheer class 1970s library music.
http://youtu.be/-JDsO7YloYM
Just beautiful...
http://youtu.be/-JDsO7YloYM
Just beautiful...
Jesus, was it you indeed?
To flirt unkindly with my greed
Promising eternal life
When you knew it was not right?
When you knew that what I'd need was willingness and comfort there
To flirt unkindly with my greed
Promising eternal life
When you knew it was not right?
When you knew that what I'd need was willingness and comfort there
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