Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
One of the kitschier installments in the Ultra Lounge series, Vol. 7, Crime Scene features a cross-section of easy-listening and movie music culled primarily from Capitol Records' vaults. All of the songs are allegedly "about" or inspired by detective and crime novels and films, so you have movie and television themes (Nelson Riddle's "The Untouchables," "Peter Gunn Suite" as performed by Ray Anthony), as well as songs whose titles imply a crime connection of some sort. It's an enjoyable collection, but it's too incoherent and campy to really be consistently entertaining.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/ultra-lounge-vol-7-the-crime-scene-mw0000648553
One of the kitschier installments in the Ultra Lounge series, Vol. 7, Crime Scene features a cross-section of easy-listening and movie music culled primarily from Capitol Records' vaults. All of the songs are allegedly "about" or inspired by detective and crime novels and films, so you have movie and television themes (Nelson Riddle's "The Untouchables," "Peter Gunn Suite" as performed by Ray Anthony), as well as songs whose titles imply a crime connection of some sort. It's an enjoyable collection, but it's too incoherent and campy to really be consistently entertaining.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/ultra-lounge-vol-7-the-crime-scene-mw0000648553
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Reseña de Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Una de las entregas más kitschier de la serie Ultra Lounge, Vol. 7, Crime Scene, presenta una muestra representativa de música de películas y de fácil audición extraída principalmente de las bóvedas de Capitol Records. Todas las canciones son supuestamente "sobre" o inspiradas en novelas y películas de detectives y crímenes, así que tienes temas de cine y televisión ("Los intocables" de Nelson Riddle, "Suite de Peter Gunn" interpretada por Ray Anthony), así como canciones cuyos títulos implican algún tipo de conexión con el crimen. Es una colección agradable, pero es demasiado incoherente y campechana para ser realmente entretenida.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/ultra-lounge-vol-7-the-crime-scene-mw0000648553
Una de las entregas más kitschier de la serie Ultra Lounge, Vol. 7, Crime Scene, presenta una muestra representativa de música de películas y de fácil audición extraída principalmente de las bóvedas de Capitol Records. Todas las canciones son supuestamente "sobre" o inspiradas en novelas y películas de detectives y crímenes, así que tienes temas de cine y televisión ("Los intocables" de Nelson Riddle, "Suite de Peter Gunn" interpretada por Ray Anthony), así como canciones cuyos títulos implican algún tipo de conexión con el crimen. Es una colección agradable, pero es demasiado incoherente y campechana para ser realmente entretenida.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/ultra-lounge-vol-7-the-crime-scene-mw0000648553
1 - Ray Anthony Dragnet / Room 43 4:54
2 - Earle Hagen I Spy 2:13
3 - Elmer Bernstein Thinking Of Baby 3:03
4 - Count Basie From Russia With Love 4:17
5 - Laurindo Almeida & Danzaneros, The Big Town 2:44
6 - Billy May Man With The Golden Arm 2:51
7 - Nelson Riddle The Untouchables 2:20
8 - Leroy Holmes The James Bond Theme 4:36
9 - Billy May Mission: Impossible 2:28
10 - Spike Jones New Band Harlem Nocturne 2:28
11 - Si Zentner Walk On The Wild Side 2:36
12 - Elliott Fisher Mister Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 1:52
13 - Lou Busch The Wild Ones 2:29
14 - Elmer Bernstein Staccato's Theme 2:56
15 - Leroy Holmes Search For Vulcan 2:52
16 - Ray Anthony Peter Gunn Suite (Walkin' To Mother's / Fall Out / Dreamsville / The Peter Gunn Theme) 8:34
17 - Vikki Carr The Silencers 2:58
18 - Jeff Alexander With Alfred Hitchcock Music To Be Murdered By 5:00
19 - Renzo Cesana Walk The Lonesome Night (Unlisted Bonus Track) 2:28
Notes:
Track 1 (Dragnet) recorded June 20, 1953 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 1 (Room 43) recorded August 18, 1959 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 2 recorded September 26, 1967 · From the album "I Spy"
Track 3 recorded August 5, 1959 · From the album and television series "Staccato"
Track 4 recorded c. 1965 · From the album "Basie Meets Bond"
Track 5 recorded June 25, 1959 · From the album "Happy Cha-Cha-Cha!"
Track 6 recorded January 30, 1956 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 7 recorded October 5, 1959 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 8 recorded c. 1965 · From the album "The Incredible World Of James Bond"
Track 9 recorded c. 1967 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 10 recorded c. 1964 · From the album "My Man"
Track 11 recorded c. 1962 · From the album "The Stripper And Other Big Band Hits"
Track 12 recorded November 8, 1965 · From the album "Bang Bang Bang"
Track 13 recorded February 4, 1957 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 14 recorded August 5, 1959 · From the album and television series "Staccato"
Track 15 recorded c. 1966 · From the album "Music To Read James Bond By"
Track 16 (Walkin' To Mother's / Fall Out / Dreamsville) recorded January 23, 1959
Track 16 (The Peter Gunn Theme) recorded August 4, 1958
Track 17 recorded January 5, 1965 · From the film "The Silencers" starring Dean Martin as Matt Helm
Track 18 recorded c. 1958 · From the album "Alfred Hitchcock Presents Music To Be Murdered By"
Track 19 is an unlisted bonus track
Track 1 (Room 43) recorded August 18, 1959 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 2 recorded September 26, 1967 · From the album "I Spy"
Track 3 recorded August 5, 1959 · From the album and television series "Staccato"
Track 4 recorded c. 1965 · From the album "Basie Meets Bond"
Track 5 recorded June 25, 1959 · From the album "Happy Cha-Cha-Cha!"
Track 6 recorded January 30, 1956 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 7 recorded October 5, 1959 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 8 recorded c. 1965 · From the album "The Incredible World Of James Bond"
Track 9 recorded c. 1967 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 10 recorded c. 1964 · From the album "My Man"
Track 11 recorded c. 1962 · From the album "The Stripper And Other Big Band Hits"
Track 12 recorded November 8, 1965 · From the album "Bang Bang Bang"
Track 13 recorded February 4, 1957 · From a Capitol Records single
Track 14 recorded August 5, 1959 · From the album and television series "Staccato"
Track 15 recorded c. 1966 · From the album "Music To Read James Bond By"
Track 16 (Walkin' To Mother's / Fall Out / Dreamsville) recorded January 23, 1959
Track 16 (The Peter Gunn Theme) recorded August 4, 1958
Track 17 recorded January 5, 1965 · From the film "The Silencers" starring Dean Martin as Matt Helm
Track 18 recorded c. 1958 · From the album "Alfred Hitchcock Presents Music To Be Murdered By"
Track 19 is an unlisted bonus track
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