Selections from the early film scores of the reclusive and much under-appreciated composer, L. Florentine Zagalahuchi. Includes themes from such films as The Gold Letter Tower Of Flying Drama (1958), Twilly Blue (1971), Will Be Willing To Be Better Tomorrow (1982), Fat Upsurge IV (1969), and This Being Free, It Is Foppish! (1979). As far as the compilation, there's not a lot of info written on the back of the record, just that it was released by the Czech label Wiptoffa in 1987.
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In case anyone is curious, the mix contains portions of the following songs, sometimes overlapping. (RPMs are noted when they vary from the original intended speed):
Michael W. Smith Project - First Light
Beaver & Krause - Another Part of Time/People's Park (at 45 RPM)
Storm Bugs - Water Bottle Wasp
Lucien Bertolina et Georges Boeuf - Grand Jardin (at 45 RPM)
Merit Hemingson & Folkmusikgruppen - Elverumvisan (at 45 RPM)
Wei Chung Loh - Parting At Yanh Kwan
Dave Sarkys - Air Waves
Papete - Ponteio (at 45 RPM)
Deux Filles - Children Of Clay
J.B. Barlow & W.A. Pocock - Auscultation Of The Heart
Don Jenkins - Over The Rainbow (at 45 RPM)
Bullitt Central High School Music Department - Over The Rainbow
Richard Schneider Jr. - Birds And Children (at 45 RPM)
Pierre Bachelet - Ivory Coast Drums
Elmer Bernstein - Rudy & Tripper (from the Meatballs soundtrack) (at 45 RPM)
Tony Conrad - Four Violins
Tevin Campbell - Round & Round (Soul Dub) (at 45RPM)
Hayu Manginot - Those Were The Tunes
Jim Fassett - Symphony Of Birds
Nuno Canavarro - Crimine
Michael Iceberg & The Amazing Iceberg Machine - Robot Revolt
Aicha Reli Zania - Khraifi
Roger Roger & Nino Nardini - random portions looping and overlapping (Superflash, 1982)
Ron Capone & His Orchestra - Gloo Gloo Water Trumpet (at 33 RPM)
Etron Fou Leloublan - random clips
Fleischhauer, Carl (Recorder) - Omaha Pow-Wow in Macy, Nebraska, 1983
1968 Original Broadway Cast of Zorba - Life Is
The Vampires of Dartmoore - Mord im Ohio-express
Yabancilar - Agit
Ni Lemon & Dari DJangger - Lagoe Taboehgari
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