WHATITDO ARCHIVE GROUP - The Black Stone Affair (Soundtrack) - Vinyl (LP)
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WHATITDO ARCHIVE GROUP

The Black Stone Affair (Soundtrack) (gatefold LP)

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Cat: RKX 080LP. Rel: 12 Apr 21
Funk/Rare Groove


Side 1 - Track 1. The Black Stone Affair (main Theme) Side 1 - Track 2. Blood Chief Side 1 - Track 3. Ethiopian Airlines Side 1 - Track 4. Il Furto Di Africo Side 1 - Track 5. Italian Love Triangle Side 1 - Track 6. Last Train To Budapest Side 2 - Track 1. L'amour Au Centre De La Terre Side 2 - Track 2. The Black Stone Affair (reprise) Side 2 - Track 3. Farewell Lola Side 2 - Track 4. Beaumont's Lament Side 2 - Track 5. The Return Of Beaumont Jenkins

Given that Alexander Korostinsky's Whatitdo Archive Group project is a wholehearted tribute to 1970s library funk, it makes sense for this debut album to be marketed as a "long lost soundtrack to an Italian cinematic masterpiece". It isn't, of course - it's brand spanking new - but Korostinsky and company's grooves, instrumentation and production is so authentic that many will be fooled into thinking that they're purchasing a rare classic. Those with knowledge of both movie soundtracks and the library music scene will note the various nods to familiar and not-so-familiar composers (the swinging sixties work of Roy Budd and Ennio Morricone in particular), while the filmic nature of the music makes us wish The Black Stone Affair was a real film. Either way, it's a hugely entertaining album that's well worth your attention.


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