Cri Cri the singing cricket
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The wind cries Mary
Francesco Albanese, Canzoni Napolitane Famose
(18 votes, average: 4.61 out of 5) Loading ...Acid redux
Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out with Dr. Timothy Leary, the LSD-inspired Harvard professor turned shaman to a generation. This is a Mercury records soundtrack release to an exploitation flick about Leary. One of four or five albums featuring Leary that came out in the sixties.
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Talk to the hand
Handy man Philipe Clay on the French Philips label (1957).
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Salero by Orquesta “Siboney” on the Kubaney label. I love the little cartoon illustrations!
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Norman Granz. Clef Records. Jam Session #4 Side one: “Oh Lady Be Good.” Side two: “Blues for the Count.” All-star jazz ensemble including Count Basie, Sweets Edison, Stan Getz, Wardell Grey, Buddy DeFranco, Benny Carter, Freddie Green, Buddy Rich, Willie Smith and John Simmons.
Another classic David Stone Martin cover illustration.
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“Recoje tu Polla” Sonoro Records Luis Leon y su Orquesta with Luis and Lino Montano.
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A nice Italian soundtrack cover illustration. Italian soundtracks of the sixties are very collectible and often have beautiful artwork — illustrations, photography, graphics — on the covers.
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