Various Folk, Funk & Beyond - Arrangements Of John Cameron (CD)

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Various: Folk, Funk & Beyond - Arrangements Of John Cameron (CD)

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John Cameron is truly one of the greatest and best known British arrangers of the 60s and 70s. He came from the British jazz scene and as a teenager played live with greats like Dick Heckstall-Smith. When he moved to London, his first arranging assignment was Donovan's "Sunshine Superman" - Cameron created a unique jazz-folk single with proto-psychedelic overtones that hit #1 in America and made him a sought-after arranger overnight. The Donovan connection (Cameron arranged virtually all of his '60s recordings) led to work with woodwinds for Fran oise Hardy and Julie Felix, but he preferred to work with a full, funky horn section - in the '70s, this led to classic hits with CCS, Hot Chocolate and Heatwave, as well as some of the most influential and sampled recordings in the CPM library. At the movies, you may have heard Cameron's bucolic, dreamy score to Kes; on TV, there was the brass-heavy 'Avenues And Alleyways,' the theme to The Protectors. If you turned on the radio, you couldn't miss the soulful hits of Flirtations and CCS, Hot Chocolate by Errol Brown (we opted for the atmospheric title track of their album "Cicero Park") or the Heatwave classic "Always And Forever". More recently, Hopscotch's 'Look At The Lights Go Up' has become a Â£300 sought-after mod dancer, while 50 Cent, Common and Cee-Lo Green have sampled the hazy groove of 'Half Forgotten Daydreams'. It was put together by Bob Stanley of Saint Etienne, following his highly successful CDs with arrangements by Thom Bell ('Ready Or Not') and Norman Whitfield ('Psychedelic Soul'). The CD includes extensive cover notes, unpublished photos and an interview with Cameron himself.
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Interpret: Various
Album titlle: Folk, Funk & Beyond - Arrangements Of John Cameron (CD)
Genre Pop
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667108621
weight in Kg 0.11

Cameron, John - Folk, Funk & Beyond - Arrangements Of John Cameron (CD) CD 1
01	Kes (Front Titles)	John Cameron
02	The Observation	Donovan
03	How Could You Say You're Leaving Me ?	Picadilly Line
04	Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead	Julie Felix
05	Look At The Lights Go Up	Hopscotch
06	Boat Trip	Gordon Haskell
07	Willow's Harp	The World Of Oz
08	La Mer, Les Etoiles Et Le Vent	Françoise Hardy
09	If I Thought You'd Ever Change Your Mind	Edwards Hand
10	Isn't This Where We Came In?	Lionel Bart
11	Primrose Hill	Kathe Green
12	Barnes Bridge	Harold McNair
13	Move Me	Flamma Sherman
14	Everybody Needs Somebody (To Love In The End)	The Flirtations
15	Avenues And Alleyways	Tony Christie
16	Half Forgotten Daydreams	John Cameron
17	Open Your Window	Ella Fitzgerald
18	A Road To Nowhere	Lesley Duncan
19	Brother	CCS
20	Cicero Park	Hot Chocolate
21	Heat Haze	John Cameron
22	Cleopatra Jones	Bobby Harrison
23	I've Got Just What You Need	Cheryl Lynn
24	Always And Forever	Heatwave