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L.A. Sounds - Pop Goes To The Movies FLAC album

L.A. Sounds - Pop Goes To The Movies FLAC album

Tracklist

Star Wars
Nobody Does It Better
Car Wash
Emotions
Send In The Clowns
Night Fever
Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
Do You Know Where You're Going To
Midnight Train To Georgia
Native New Yorker
Evergreen
Jaws

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
CHVL 081 L.A. Sounds Pop Goes To The Movies ‎(LP, Album) Chevron CHVL 081 UK 1979
CHV 081 L.A. Sounds Pop Goes To The Movies ‎(Cass + Vinyl) Chevron CHV 081 UK 1979

L.A. Sounds - Pop Goes To The Movies FLAC album

Musician performer: L.A. Sounds

Title: Pop Goes To The Movies

Country: UK

Date of release: 1979

Style: Soundtrack, Theme, Score

Genre: Stage & Screen

Size FLAC: 1349 mb

Rating: 4.6 / 5

Votes: 389

Other Formats: AIFF DMF VOX MP3 AHX AAC AU

L.A. Sounds Soundtrack Theme Score 1979 UK

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TheJonnyTest
POP GOES TO THE MOVIESReleased on the Chevron label, this little oddity is a compilation of various instrumental and vocal interpretations of some of the 1970's most enduring film music, performed very sprightly by L.A. SOUNDS (an enthusiastic group of uncredited session musicians). The symphonic elements of the renditions of JAWS, STAR WARS and CLOSE ENCOUNTERS feature fairly dated arrangements for a small funky band. The more successful elements of this eclectic release are the vocal tracks, with NOBODY DOES IT BETTER and DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO? being particular stand outs. It is unfortunate that no details are enclosed regarding the session singers, for they are at least worth naming.L.A. SOUNDS are pretty successful in mimicking as near to the original versions of the song renditions as possible. Time has not been kind to the this 70s novelty, but good songs like SEND IN THE CLOWNS and DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO? never really age, regardless of arrangements. My minor quibble is the scant insert information regarding the tracks and I had to google some of the titles, to see what films they appeared in. In summation, I think this little release is a joy. The 1970s are alive and well with POP GOES TO THE MOVIES!
TheJonnyTest
POP GOES TO THE MOVIESReleased on the Chevron label, this little oddity is a compilation of various instrumental and vocal interpretations of some of the 1970's most enduring film music, performed very sprightly by L.A. SOUNDS (an enthusiastic group of uncredited session musicians). The symphonic elements of the renditions of JAWS, STAR WARS and CLOSE ENCOUNTERS feature fairly dated arrangements for a small funky band. The more successful elements of this eclectic release are the vocal tracks, with NOBODY DOES IT BETTER and DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO? being particular stand outs. It is unfortunate that no details are enclosed regarding the session singers, for they are at least worth naming.L.A. SOUNDS are pretty successful in mimicking as near to the original versions of the song renditions as possible. Time has not been kind to the this 70s novelty, but good songs like SEND IN THE CLOWNS and DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO? never really age, regardless of arrangements. My minor quibble is the scant insert information regarding the tracks and I had to google some of the titles, to see what films they appeared in. In summation, I think this little release is a joy. The 1970s are alive and well with POP GOES TO THE MOVIES!