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New Fantasy
LP (Item 4555) Verve, 1964 — Condition: Used
The great Lalo Schifrin plays piano and leads a crack group of studio players through some larger orchestral material with a nice jazzy feel! The overall approach is similar to Lalo's classic 60s soundtrack work – with nice solos arching out over sweeping strings and orchestral passages, and all tracks written with a good deal of punch, plus lots of little Latiny influences. Easily one of his most perfectly conceived albums of the 60s – and pretty darn tough to find. Tracks are long and titles include "El Salon Mexico", "New Fantasy", "Sabre Dance", and "Prelude #2". (Deep groove pressing. Vinyl has a few clicks. Cover has a small center split on the bottom seam.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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