Dusty Fingers Volume 6 - 1999 Vinyl LP Rare Break Beats
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Description
Cat No: DF-9076
Vinyl and Sleeve are both EX+
Tracklist
A1 –Standard School Broadcast Michael Shrieve On DrumsA2 –Nick Ingman Under Pressure
A3 –Danielle Patucci* La Dimostrazione
A4 –Dick Walter Silhouttes
A5 –I Marc 4 Compression
A6 –Jerry Gold Smith* Border Crossing
A7 –Eric Delaney's Big Beat Six Big Noise From Winnetka
B1 –Absolute Elsewhere Future Past
B2 –Churchill (4) Here We Are
B3 –Travis Biggs Tibetian Serenity
B4 –Tatsuro Yamashita Dancer
B5 –Joe Ki * Peter Thomas Sound Group* Mao
B6 –Cesar Mariano & CIA Metrôpole (Drum Skit)
B7 –Unknown Artist Drum Skit
Notes
There are several mistakes or possibly intentional incorrect credits on the cover:A1 is only listed as "Power Of The Drums" without any artist being mentioned. It is an excerpt from "Michael Shrieve On Drums" on the 1974 "Standard School Broadcast - Music Makers Percussion" release on Chevron M21/22/23/24.
A3 "La Dimostrazione" (originally on the CAM library album Cml 028 as well as on the CAM "Metralleta Stein" soundtrack) is misspelled "La Dimo Strzione" and credited to Danielle Patucci instead of Daniele Patucchi.
A5 "Compression" is originally from the 1970 "I Marc 4" album on Nelson (GLP 1004). It is here credited to "Ed Scogillera" as the publisher for the I Marc 4 albums is Ed. Musicali Scogliera s.r.l.
A6 is incorrectly called "Crossing The Border" and incorretly credited to Jerry Gold Smith instead of "Border Crossing" by Jerry Goldsmith from the 1971 The Last Run soundtrack on MGM Records 1SE-30ST.
A7 is simply credited to Eric Delaney instead of Eric Delaney's Big Beat Six as on the original 1965 "Big Noise From Winnetka b/w Big Beat" single on Pye 7N.15782
B4 "Dancer" by Tatsuro Yamashita from the album Spacy is incorrectly credited to "Spacey".
B6 is simply credited as "Drum Skit" without giving any artist credits.
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