Probably THE best pop instrumental album of the era that Capitol put out. Capitol put out a ton of these records and somehow this David McCallum one rises above the rest

Probably THE best pop instrumental album of the era. Capitol put out a ton of these records and somehow this David McCallum one rises above the rest

Probably THE best pop instrumental album of the era. Capitol put out a ton of these records and somehow this David McCallum one rises above the rest

Probably THE best pop instrumental album of the era. Capitol put out a ton of these records and somehow this David McCallum one rises above the rest

123 and satisfaction is on big tnt show showen DAVID PERFORMING IT JUST LIKE LP. THE ONLY THING MISSEN IS SAX BREAK IN 123.

Average instrumentals of hits of that time. And for some reason the blonde guy from Man From U.N.C.L.E. is on the cover. Not too bad, but nothing special.

The last 4 tracks on side B are the real gems on this LP. Some heavy soundtrack madness of the year 1966 with help from H.B. Barnum David Axelrod and Mc Callum.

My sleeve lists Satisfaction as B1 but my disk has it in the A6 position. The record label shows Satisfaction as A6. There is no B7 band on the disk.

*cough* David McCallum is one of my favorite actors from the sixties but his music is about as funky as Kate Smith. How some people come up with these styles and genres is beyond me.