MUSIC FOR DANCEFLOORS - THE CREAM OF KPM MUSIC GREEN LABEL SESSIONS 2Lp Library
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MUSIC FOR DANCEFLOORS THE CREAM OF KPM MUSIC GREEN LABEL SESSIONS
Fantastic Double Lp with the Best of Library Funk Crates by KPM label

DJs will go to the end of the world to find original samples, and one of the more interesting sources that they’ve taken
to scavenging of late are production music libraries. For decades these production houses have created music of every mood,
 pace, and genre for use in commericials, TV programs, and movies. KPM – one of the most revered London music
 publishing houses – has provided the musical score for every corner of British society since the 1950?s.
Founded by Robert Keith, who later partnered with William Prowse to form Keith Prowse Music, KPM really took off in the
 1960?s when they began creating entire albums based around particular moods and themes. These albums were then sent
 out as promotional samplers to people who might be in a position to pay for such music. Those promo albums now trade for
 a small fortune on the open market because of their plentiful abundance of fine breakbeats that haven’t been beaten into the
 ground.

Featuring the work of unknown (but well-compensated) musical talents such as Keith Mansfield, Duncan Lamont,

Alan Parker, Johnny Pearson, and a host of others, Music For Dancefloors: The Cream Of The KPM Music Green Label

 Sessions charts a course through the most hip shaking moments of KPM’s vast musical repository.

It’s easy to see why crate diggers would get goosebumps over finding the tracks collected here. Always funky,

these instrumental jams burble and bump with an innocent energy that sounds downright futuristic.

From wah-wah guitar to fusion jazz to driving samba to dub reggae, Music For Dancefloors is a kaleidoscope

of beats and rhythms that sounds fresh in any setting.




TRACKLIST:

A1. That’s What Friends Are For - Composed by Alan Parker. Vocals by Madeline Bell


A2. Unlimited Love - Composed by Alan Parker


A3. Funky Express - Composed by Duncan Lamont


A4. Assault Course - Composed by Johnny Pearson


B1. Samba Street - Composed by Barry Morgan and Ray Cooper


B2. Second Cut - Composed by James Clarke


B3. Swamp Fever - Composed by John Cameron


B4. Reggae Train - Composed by William Farley and Dennis Bovell


B5. Incidental Backcloth No. 9 - Composed by Keith Mansfield


C1. Cross Talk - Composed by Francis Coppieters


C2. In Advance - Composed by P. Xanten. Performed by Pierre Lavin Pop Band


C3. Senior Thump - Composed by Alan Hawkshaw


C4. Expo In Tokyo - Composed by Alan Moorhouse


C5. Nascimbene – Interlude: Witchdoctor


D1. Jungle Baby - Composed by H. Ehrlinger. Performed by Juan Erlando & His Latin Band


D2. Morning 1 / Morning 2 - Composed by Klaus Weiss


D3. Freeway To Rio - Composed by Les Baxter


D4. Brazil Express - Composed by G. Callert. Performed by Juan Erlando & His Latin Band


PLUS KPM Breaks:


D5. Voodoo Break - Composed by Barry Morgan and Ray Cooper

D6. Transit Break - Composed by Clive Hicks

D7. The Heavies Break - Composed by James Clarke

D8. Money Runner Break - Composed by Alan Tew

D9. The Fence Break (Version A) - Composed by Alan Tew

D10. Frozen Steam Break - Composed by James Cameron



PRESS: UK 2000 LABEL: STRUT - STRUTLP 005

CONDITIONS: COVER: EX- RECORD: NM


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