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| Format: | | LP Want this on CD also?
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| Condition: | | VG+++ / VG+++ More Info |
| Label: | | Chappell CHAP 103 |
| Country: | | U.k. |
| Released: | | 1978 |
| Genre: | | Library Music |
| Quantity: | | 1 in stock |
Chappell Recorded Music Library, Chap 103.
1936-1946 Music Cues, Period Nostalgia.
Some of the Oldest Chappell Tracks
Recorded
The Swordsman Prince 1936-39
Swashbuckling number
Covered Wagon Trail 1936-39 Western
atmospheric music
Speakeasy Days 1936-39 Gangster action
music
Lady in Tulle 1936-39 Sophistication and
romance aura
Plantation Song 1936-39 The Deep South
before the Civil War
Beguiling Lady 1940-42 Woman of mystery
and romantic enigma
Girl in a Sarong 1940-42 Palm trees on a
South Sea island
In the Gaslight's Flicker 1940-42 The
Music Hall of Victorian times
Down City Streets 1940-42 The private
detective and the bustle of the city
The Dark Mansion 1940-42 Gothic horror
and movie monster cues
Weekend in Copacabana 1943-46 Opulent
overture to Latin America
Until All Time Shall End 1943-46 Themes
for lovers separated by war
A Green and Pleasant Land 1943-46 A
look at the British country scene
Here Come the Marines 1943-46 Patriotic
theme for soldiers
All tracks written by Peter Cork. Remastered
to stereo in 1978.
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