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1.1 Come To The Sunshine1.2 Happy Talk1.3 Come Love1.4 Raspberry Rug1.5 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)1.6 The Debutante's Ball1.7 Happyland1.8 Peter And The Wolf1.9 I Can Hear The Darkness1.10 Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear1.11 11 Lost My Love Today1.12 12 Bye, Bye, Bye2.1 This Is Only The Beginning2.2 Anything Goes2.3 Two Little Babes In The Wood2.4 The Biggest Night Of Her Life2.5 Pocketful Of Miracles2.6 Snow2.7 Chattanooga Choo Choo2.8 Hey, You In The Crowd2.9 Louisiana Man2.10 Milord2.11 Virginia City2.12 Jessie2.13 You Need A Change2.14 High Coin2.15 Malibu U2.16 Cotton Candy Sandman (Sandman's Coming)3.1 Look To The Rainbow3.2 Battle Of New Orleans3.3 When I Was A Cowboy3.4 Sentimental Journey (Interlude)3.5 Sentimental Journey3.6 Las Mananitas3.7 Medley: Bye, Bye, Bye / Vine Street3.8 Me, Japanese Boy3.9 I'll Build A Stairway To Paradise (Interlude)3.10 I'll Build A Stairway To Paradise3.11 Green Apple Tree3.12 Sit Down You're Rocking The Boat3.13 I Love You, Mama (Interlude)3.14 I Love You, Mama3.15 Funny How Love Can Be3.16 Mad3.17 Look To The Rainbow3.18 The Drifter3.19 The Drifter (Reprise)3.20 Both Sides Now3.21 Small Talk4.1 Soft Soundin' Music4.2 Knock On Wood4.3 Witchi Tai To4.4 Hard To Handle4.5 When The Band Begins To Play4.6 Something Better4.7 Blackbird4.8 I Love You, Alice B. Toklas4.9 There's No Time Like Today4.10 All Through The Night4.11 Cotton Candy Sandman4.12 Leaving On A Jet Plane4.13 Poly High4.14 If We Ever Needed The Lord Before |
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.. The Complete Warner Brothers Recordings / 4cd Wallet |
| | Description: | This four CD Box Set presentation comprising all four of the original Harpers Bizarre albums; ??Feelin?? Groovy?, ??Anything Goes?, ??The Secret Life of Harpers Bizarre?, and ??Harpers Bizarre 4?, augmented by single A & B sides in chronological order of release. The charmingly understated, slightly baroque, endlessly listenable Harpers Bizarre were one of the most important harmony vocal groups of the 1960s. Their cultured interpretation of Paul Simon??s ??59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin?? Groovy)?? is among the recordings that define the most golden of eras in popular music. Between 1967 and 1969, under the auspices of producer Lenny Waronker, they created four delightful, intelligent, unique sounding albums of what broadly has become known as Sunshine Pop, with contributions from such dashing young American writers and arrangers as Randy Newman, Van Dyke Parks and Leon Russell. The Beach Boys ??Good Vibrations?? was one of the handful of recordings that revolutionised popular music during the 1960s. The enormity of its influence cannot be overstated. Waronker had it in mind while recording ??Feelin?? Groovy? ?? thinking in terms of layering vocals ?? creating a memorable arrangement of woodwinds and voices. Lead vocalists Ted Templeman and Dick Scoppettone were backed by members of the Wrecking Crew, an aggregation of some of the most sought after Los Angeles session musicians of the day, including the guitarist Glen Campbell, bassist Carol Kaye, and the drummer Jim Gordon. ??Feelin?? Groovy?? caught the public ear and quickly entered the lower reaches of the Billboard Hot 100, peaking in April 1967 at #13 on the Hot 100 and #4 on the Easy Listening chart. The diverse ??Harpers Bizarre 4? includes versions of Lennon & McCartney??s ??Blackbird?? and John Denver??s ??Leaving on A Jet Plane?? and ??I Love You, Alice B Toklas?? an extraordinary playful piece of Hollywood pop psychedelia from the very funny film of the same name. Quite complex music; shades of Ravi Shankar, Eric Dolphy and the Beatles at Jimmy Webb??s MacArthur Park. And the Harpers voices are splendidly effective. Also released as a single, it??s one of the finest examples of pure psychedelia for those who feel that genuine article is something more enigmatic than rock. Harpers Bizarre were special. With Lenny Waronker they made meticulously crafted records that were a testament to the advances made in sound production and conceptualisation of pop in the sixties. Ted Templeman thought Lenny was a genius. Evidently working with him was a singular apprenticeship that paved the way for his own career as a sound producer, which has found him working with, amongst others, Van Morrison, Captain Beefheart, Little Feat, Van Halen and The Doobie Brothers. - .. THE COMPLETE WARNER BROTHERS RECORDINGS / 4CD WALLETFour CD set comprising all four of the original Harpers Bizarre albums: Feelin' Groovy, Anything Goes, The Secret Life of Harpers Bizarre, and Harpers Bizarre 4, augmented by single A & B sides in chronological order of release. The charmingly understated, slightly baroque, endlessly listenable Harpers Bizarre were one of the most important harmony vocal groups of the 1960s. Their cultured interpretation of Paul Simon's '59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)' is among the recordings that define the most golden of eras in popular music. Between 1967 and 1969, under the auspices of producer Lenny Waronker, they created four delightful, intelligent, unique sounding albums of what broadly has become known as Sunshine Pop, with contributions from such dashing young American writers and arrangers as Randy Newman, Van Dyke Parks and Leon Russell.Tracks 1-11, 1-12, 2-15, 2-6, 3-20, 3-21, 4-14 are mono.
? 1967, 1968, 1969 WEA International Inc
2021 l in association with Cherry Red Records
Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd
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Wallet Set |
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63 |
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QACME356CDX |
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