Stanley Wilson - Pagan Love
Wednesday, 23. May 2007, 01:49:00
Stanley Wilson - Pagan Love
Capitol Records
ST 1552
Vinyl - Stereo
1961
A key figure in Hollywood's music industry in the 1950s and 1960s, Stanley Wilson rarely recorded specifically for record audiences, but two of his albums are classics of space age pop. Pagan Love is a prime piece of jungle exotica, a collection of Wilson originals depicting various aspects of romance and sex among the primitives--at least, as seen by Hollywood. Source: Space Age Pop
Another contribution by Mr. Drocer Lyniv. Thanks for your help in my time of need. Also LP will be taking a short vacation to visit his mother over the Memorial Day weekend. C-ya on my return with the otherStanley Wilson album mentioned in SAP's note above. The Licorice Pizza studio is almost back to full power and ready to rip...so to speak. LP
Side A
01 - The Proposal (Bali)
02 - The Sing-Sing (Papua)
03 - Music For A Bath (Ceylon)
04 - The South Seas Can-Can (Trobriand Islands)
05 - Zulu Love Magic (Zululand)
06 - The Land Divers (New Hebrides)
Side B
07 - Abduction Of The Bride (Bali)
08 - Kandy Wedding (Ceylon)
09 - Pinchak Knife Fight (Malaya)
10 - Ritual Of The Fertility Tree (India)
11 - Grass Skirt Proposal (New Guinea)
12 - Turkana Love Dance (Kenya)
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Pagan Love
Thank you very much for this another exotic album
By anonymous user, # 24. May 2007, 16:31:59
By Licorice Pizza, # 25. May 2007, 13:20:43
And what a beautiful cover! One of my all time faves.
By anonymous user, # 26. May 2007, 23:07:04
I downloaded this and the message says it is "Not a valid Rar file". Is there something else I need to do? I've had no problem acquiring your other selections. Thanks much for everything.
By anonymous user, # 27. May 2007, 20:47:18
thank for the link and i talk about your blog in the next post
see you l@ter
By leCurLing, # 30. May 2007, 18:36:27
Great comps of many varietys: http://brutdegroove.blogspot.com/
By Licorice Pizza, # 30. May 2007, 18:55:19
Great stuff, this album. I've been collecting Lounge for years now and I'd never ever heard of this one before. And when track four comes along, I didn't know until now that those South Sea Islanders were so well versed in the Cha Cha. Versatile People! After that, parts of it resemble Marty Wilson's "JunGala", another favorite Exotica album. Many Thanks!
Robert Missal
By anonymous user, # 31. May 2007, 22:27:31
By Licorice Pizza, # 1. June 2007, 13:25:40
BTW gonna have to buy that voodoo 2 now I've seen you've got one
By soundsational, # 2. June 2007, 11:05:07
Thanks for sharing this slice of "Hollywood" exotica by that great composer/arranger Stanley Wilson.
By anonymous user, # 1. April 2008, 18:38:47
By Licorice Pizza, # 1. April 2008, 20:47:12