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Dr Goldfoot & The Girl Bombs

LP (Item 58462) Tower, Late 60s — Condition: Sealed
A pretty nice batch of tunes designed to accompany this schlocky spy spoof film that starred Fabian and Vincent Price! The soundtrack's kind of in a Tower Records biker mode – with a lot of different studio groups doing the work – the best of which is the Mad Doctors, who are an instrumental combo who do about half the work on the album. They've got a great style that's really mod and go-go – mixing together fast rhythms, electric bass, and nice touches on guitar, horns, or organ. The Mad Doctors do "Dr Goldfoot's Igloo", "The Mad Mad Doctor", "The Golden Bomb", "The Golden Price", and "Dr Goldfoot & The Girl Bombs". Other tunes include "Dr Goldfoot & The Girl Bombs" by The Sloopys, "Try My World Little Girl" by Terry Stafford, and "Hidin From Myself" by Paul & The Pack.  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

Sealed

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