The Mystic Moods Orchestra - Love Token (1972)

Another cool Sunday morning record.  This one drives my wife mad for some reason.  Maybe because I'm a man of habit and play it every weekend! 

Frank Barber - Swingin' Percussion (1966)

Another S2S favourite of mine.

Edit, March 2011:    Thanks to those who have contacted me regarding the duplication of Spanish Flea.  Here's Creole Carnival, the missing track.

Roy Budd - Is The Sound Of Music (1967)

Now I can't stand the film, but I love this album by Roy, produced by Tony Hatch.

Riz Ortolani - The Valachi Papers (1973)

One of my favourite Sunday morning records.

Les Baxter - Thinking Of You (1954)

Ah, some nice dreamy Les from '54.

The Phase 4 World Of Thrillers (1971)

Nice Phase 4 album of Spy Themes.

Alan Moorhouse And His Bond Street Brigade (1972)

Best known for the fantastic Funky Fever. 

The Hollyridge Strings - Exciting Instrumentals From The Beatles Songbook (1968)

Stu Phillips and the Hollyridge Strings tackle the Beatles.

Paul Mauriat - A Taste Of (1966)

A little taste of PM.

The Zero Zero Seven Band - James Bond Thrillers (1965)

Cool James Bond covers on Marble Arch.

Richard Harvey - The Theme From Terrahawks (1983)

For the last year or so I'm been pretty successful in brainwashing my four-year-old son into liking stuff I do.  He loves music, Captain Scarlet, Joe 90, Thunderbirds, Back To The Future, etc.  Over the weekend I thought I'd try Terrahawks.  He wasn't to impressed with the DVD - and neither was I, to be honest, I'd forgotten how much it had dated - but he loved the theme tune, so I dug my 12" single out and encoded it for your listening pleasure.

OK, so Richard Harvey is no Barry Gray, but this is the beginning of the 80s and is a theme very much of its time. 

Apologies as  there is a slight jump but it doesn't detract too much.

(More) Late Night Sounds In Stereo (Marble Arch) (1968 and 1969)

Two lovely Marble Arch double albums contains some great stuff from Tony Hatch, Cyril Stapleton and John Schroeder.

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