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Listen to Jack Nicholson, The Ted Taylor Organisation, Froggie Beaver, Lalo Schifrin, Lucie Horsch, David Sylvian, Bob Lukomski, Benjamin Herman's Project S and a whole lot more on It's Sooo Different #11!
Tracklist
Playing tracks by The Bell Sisters, Jack Nicholson, Jack Hylton, Ted Taylor Organisation, Featuring Tubby Hayes, Froggie Beaver and more.
Comments
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1
The Dance Of Love 1956
The Bell Sisters
2
Who Is There Among Us Who Knows 1971
Jack Nicholson
3
The Best Things In Life Are Free 1928
Jack Hylton
4
He Who Would Valiant Be 1970's?
Ted Taylor Organisation, Featuring Tubby Hayes
5
Nothing For Me Here 1973
Froggie Beaver
6
Strawberry Fields/Something (Medley) 1970
Pozo Seco
7
Mr Monotony 1948
Judy Garland
8
Music From Charley Varrick 1973
Lalo Schifrin
9
Ornithology 2019
Lucie Horsch
10
Quarter Horses 1969
Michael Brown & Scott Trusty
11
Black and White 1978
Georges Arvanitas
12
Elegia (Elegy) 1966
Bill Evans Claus Ogerman
13
You Are My Lucky Star 1952
Debbie Reynolds
14
Pulling Punches 1984
David Sylvian
15
Outrage At Valdez 1993
Frank Zappa
16
Cathedral 1982
Eddie van Halen
17
Screens 2018
Bob Lukomski
18
The Line 2020
Westerman
19
06-54-UD 2018
Benjamin Herman's Project S
20
Tilim M'dohm 1986
Offering
21
Offering Vander 2018
Sonata Islands Kommandoh
22
Bond Street 1967
Burt Bacharach
23
Beyond The Wizards Sleeve 2016
Creation
24
The Meaning Of Love 1971
Steve Kuhn
25
Supercalafajalistickespeealadojus (The Super Song) Alan Holmes & His New Tones 1949
26
Na Boca Do Sol 1972
Arthur Verocai
27
Extase 1960's
Paul Bonneau
Very enjoyable mix of music! Thanks for including mine!
norbertvermeerjust now
This proves my point: Mr. Itsooo is not of this world. In this 11th edition of It’s Sooo Different, our alien hero pulls some Soulful punches. Labeling his musical extraplosition as merely ‘eclectic’ would be a grand understatement. I’ll take this assemblage with me into exile, to my island estate enjoying Itsooo's songs and a glass of Chateau d’Yquem while Corona sweeps the countryside. Après nous, le déluge!
Norbert Vermeer