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The Morning Dew - “Go Away”
James Lowe 1943-2025
THE SPECTACLE OF SOUND: An assortment of brilliant rarities and other other-worldly sounds curated by dennishopper
After years of collecting film soundtracks, compilation albums, some of my parents’ music and all around searching for weird, esoteric stuff, I decided to make a series of playlists that brings all of these amazing and lesser known gems together. Includes but not limited to: some old spiritual jazz, old movie trailers, film scores, bossa nova, psychedelic, garage, funk, sitar funk, film excerpts, post-punk, who knows what else. Mostly doing this to fill the void of not having a radio show anymore (plus making playlists is something I enjoy a lot).
PART I, PART II, PART III, PART IV, PART V, PART VI
T R A C K L I S T (artist- title- genre)
1. Andrew Olham Orchestra- Theme For A Rolling Stone ('60s Orchestra) 2. The Ventures- Exploration In Terror ('60s Surf/ Experimental/Space) 3. Soft Powers- Diamond Daggs (Modern Disco Pop) 4. Samiyam- Wrap Up (Rap Beats) 5. The Orkustra- Flash Gordon (From Lucifer Rising OST) 6. Basil Kirchin- Lunch Hour Pops (Library Music) 7. Question Mark & The Mysterions- Don't Tease Me ('60s Garage Pop) 8. Cesaria Evora- Saudade (Portugese Folk) 9. Gil Scott-Heron- When You Are Who You Are ('70s Jazz/Funk) 10. Shankar/Shankar Jaikishan-Bombay Talkie [Title Music] (The Darjeeling Limited ST) 11. Robert Filliou- Imitating The Sound of Birds, 1979 (From Fluxus Anthology) 12. John Fahey- When The Springtime Comes Again ('60s Acoustic Instrumental) 13. Man and Wife Trailer (1950s Informational Movie) 14. George McGregor- Temptation Is Hard To Fight ('60s Chicago Soul)
They look barely a day over 13.