Ken Woodman And His Piccadilly Brass* – That's Nice

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Dance To The Calypso Beat LP, Album, Stereo	Vogue Schallplatten – LDVS 17119	Germany	1966	Germany — 1966	Recently Edited
	That's Nice LP, Stereo, Album	Strike (2) – SJHL 101	UK	1966	UK — 1966	New Submission
	Ken Woodman LP, Album, Stereo	RCA Victor – SIVS 6	Italy	1966	Italy — 1966	Recently Edited
	That's Nice LP, Album, Stereo	RCA – LPM 50000	Spain	1966	Spain — 1966	New Submission
Image hidden	That's Nice LP, Album, Mono	Strike (2) – JHL 101	UK	1966	UK — 1966	New Submission
	Brass A Go Go LP, Album, Stereo	Pop Schallplatten – ZS 10164	Germany	1968	Germany — 1968	New Submission
	That's Nice LP, Stereo, Album	RCA Camden – CAS 10 104	Germany		Germany	Recently Edited
	Brass A Go Go LP, Stereo, Album	Trans-Canada – TCM-958	Canada		Canada	New Submission
	Brass A Go Go 8-Track Cartridge, Album	Trans-Canada – M80-876	Canada		Canada	New Submission

ristynewman95 2020年6月18日
referencing That's Nice (LP, Stereo, Album) SJHL 101
Mexican Flyer is the theme for space channel 5. I got this for the shittallks
Sloofman 2015年10月9日
referencing That's Nice (LP, Stereo, Album) SJHL 101
Twelve by Two is a masterclass in brassy sleaze; production is simply show stopping with a swaggering reverb heavy bass and meaty drums. I could imagine the Krays psyching themselves up for a spot of hell raising with this on the car stereo!
jvaahtera 2011年11月7日
referencing Dance To The Calypso Beat (LP, Album, Stereo) LDVS 17119
Surprisingly good album from some of the best 60's easy listening and library writers in the UK. The album is ram-packed with plenty of groovy suspense tunes and some great uptempo big band/easy/pop jazz. Great arrangements with clever instrumentation and the uncredited drummer almost steals the show in many of the tunes. Beware though, in spite of the title there is not one single calypso song on the LP. Why in the world they would choose a name like that? Anyway, it's a well above average album in its genre and definitely worth purchasing or checking out.

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