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Old 04.04.2008, 06:14 PM   #13
RdTv
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Most of these have already been said but:
Martin Denny
Henry Mancini
Esquivel
Les Baxter
Enoch Light
Morton Gould
Yma Sumac
Cal Tjader (some of his mambo w/ vibes stuff)
Bobby Montez (Jungle Fantastique)
Walter Wanderley

I can understand how some may not like this movement of music. But to me the cover art for a lot of theses records are excellent in a corny and cliched type of way. The whole fact that people sat around theirwhite picket fenced, formica countertop, vinyl sofa- house and listened to this as escapism music during the 50's and 60's is hilarious, just the contrast I guess between what was apckaged and how the audience acted towards it. All that being said, there is some really cool orchestral pieces amongst the whole ''exotica'' movement and good music is good music.
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