Join
two of BBE’s most prolific artists and compilers, Mr Thing & Chris
Read on a voyage into the mysterious, strange and wonderful world of
Library Music, courtesy of Cavendish Music. Founded in 1937 and
originally known as Boosey & Hawkes Recorded Music Library,
Cavendish Music is the largest independent Library Music publisher in
the UK and also represents a host of music catalogues across the globe.
During
the Library Music heyday of the 60s and 70s, thousands of original
instrumental tracks were produced across a broad range of genres for
companies like Cavendish, who then created vinyl and tape collections,
often arranged by theme or mood, for their customers in radio,
television and film. Cult British TV shows such as The Sweeney and The
Professionals as well as documentaries and feature films relied heavily
on these catalogues, and companies like KPM, De Wolfe and Boosey &
Hawkes went a long way toward defining the sound of British popular
culture at the time.
Never commercially available, music created
for these libraries that never made it to the promised land of TV or
Radio was destined to languish in Cavendish Music’s vast London vault;
only recently unearthed by a new generation of DJs and producers
searching for rare gems or a perfect sample.
Mr Thing & Chris
Read were first invited to examine the contents of the Cavendish Music
archive in 2014 as part of WhoSampled’s ‘Samplethon’ event in which
producers created new tracks against the clock using sample material
mined from the catalogue. Whilst digging through box upon box of records
and tapes looking for interesting sounds, the pair also discovered a
host of 70s library music which has not only stood the test of time, but
deserves to be heard in its original form.
From dramatic big
band numbers reminiscent of Lalo Schifrin’s film scores to atmospheric
proto-hip hop instrumentals produced before the genre’s existence, right
through to fairly straightforward jazz and funk cuts; this amazing
collection of music is sure to inspire and delight DJs and beatmakers
the world over.
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Únase
a dos de los artistas y compiladores más prolíficos de BBE, Mr Thing
& Chris Read, en un viaje al misterioso, extraño y maravilloso mundo
de la música de biblioteca, por cortesía de Cavendish Music. Fundada en
1937 y conocida originalmente como Boosey & Hawkes Recorded Music
Library, Cavendish Music es la mayor editorial independiente de Library
Music en el Reino Unido y también representa una gran cantidad de
catálogos de música en todo el mundo.
Durante el apogeo de la
Library Music en los años 60 y 70, se produjeron miles de pistas
instrumentales originales de una amplia gama de géneros para empresas
como Cavendish, que luego crearon colecciones de vinilos y cintas, a
menudo organizadas por temas o estados de ánimo, para sus clientes de
radio, televisión y cine. Programas de culto de la televisión británica
como The Sweeney y The Professionals, así como documentales y
largometrajes, se basaron en gran medida en estos catálogos, y empresas
como KPM, De Wolfe y Boosey & Hawkes contribuyeron en gran medida a
definir el sonido de la cultura popular británica de la época.
La
música creada para estas librerías, que nunca llegó a la tierra
prometida de la televisión o la radio, nunca estuvo disponible
comercialmente y estaba destinada a languidecer en la vasta bóveda
londinense de Cavendish Music; sólo recientemente ha sido desenterrada
por una nueva generación de DJs y productores en busca de gemas raras o
de una muestra perfecta.
Mr Thing & Chris Read fueron
invitados por primera vez a examinar el contenido del archivo de
Cavendish Music en 2014 como parte del evento "Samplethon" de
WhoSampled, en el que los productores crearon nuevas pistas contrarreloj
utilizando material de muestra extraído del catálogo. Mientras
rebuscaban entre cajas y cajas de discos y cintas en busca de sonidos
interesantes, la pareja también descubrió una gran cantidad de música de
librería de los años 70 que no sólo ha resistido la prueba del tiempo,
sino que merece ser escuchada en su forma original.
Desde números
dramáticos de big band que recuerdan a las partituras de las películas
de Lalo Schifrin hasta instrumentales atmosféricos de proto-hip hop
producidos antes de que existiera el género, pasando por cortes de jazz y
funk bastante sencillos; esta increíble colección de música seguro que
inspirará y deleitará a DJs y beatmakers de todo el mundo.
1 - Sound Studio Orchestra - Southbound 02:14
2 - Sound Studio Orchestra - Snowmobile 03:02
3 - The Cavendish Orchestra - Funkrund 02:48
4 - Unknown Performer - Milky Way 00:47
5 - Unknown Performer - Star Voyage 00:42
6 - Unknown Performer - Kaleidoscope 03:19
7 - The New Dance Orchestra - The Trackers 04:17
8 - Sound Studio Set - Two Bars 02:17
9 - Sound Studio Set - The Scape Goat 02:18
10 - The Cavendish Orchestra - Riff-Raff 01:31
11 - The New Sounds - The Big Score 03:09
12 - The Latin American Orchestra - Come Cuban! 01:25
13 - Sound Studio Orchestra - The Rally 02:51
14 - The New Dance Orchestra - Pardon 01:32
15 - The New Dance Orchestra - Night Driver 03:06
16 - The New Dance Orchestra - Border Incident 03:31
17 - The New Dance Orchestra - Lady Killers 03:13
18 - The New Dance Orchestra - One Way Trip (Warm Version) 01:57
19 - The New Dance Orchestra - One Way Trip (Cool Version) 02:42
20 - The New Concert Orchestra - Night Shade (Long Version) 00:59
21 - The New Concert Orchestra - Night Shade (Short Version) 00:29
22 - The New Sounds - Smile of A Stranger 02:40
23 - The New Percussion Octet - Graphics Pt. 2 01:16
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