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Vince Guaraldi And The Lost Cues From The Charlie Brown TV Speci
Type:
Audio > Music
Files:
13
Size:
89.73 MB

Tag(s):
charlie brown cartoon soundtrack vince guaraldi joe cool richterex2 little birdie
Quality:
+2 / -0 (+2)

Uploaded:
Mar 30, 2008
By:
RichterEX2



Artist: Vince Guaraldi
Album: Vince Guaraldi And The Lost Cues From The Charlie Brown TV Specials
Quality: 320Kbps CBR MP3
Year Released: 2006

A collection of holiday tunes; a collection of Vince's tunes as he recorded them for the long lived Charlie Brown television specials, Vince took much pleasure in creating these soundtracks.

Track List

01 Little Birdie
02 Play It Again, Charlie Brown
03 Centercourt
04 Motocross
05 Peppermint Patty
06 Incumbent Waltz
07 African Sleigh Ride
08 There's No Time For Love, Charlie Brown
09 Thanksgiving Theme
10 Joe Cool (vocal)
11 Pitkin County Blues
12 Joe Cool (instrumental)

Comments

If these are half as good as the Christmas album they'll be well worth hearing. Thanks
Do you have vol 2 ?
GREAT UPLOAD!!!

This is 39 mins of music from the Peanuts TV show. Apparently, according to what I've read on Amazon.com, there is a vol 2 and will be a vol 3. Perhaps more.

This could be considered the "score" from those shows. The music you heard in the background while the peanuts gang were doing their thing.

Vince Guaraldi and his trio are amazing jazz musicians with an upbeat sound that is representational of that era (1965 to 1972, I think).

Everyone who likes jazz should have a listen to this album, especially anyone who liked the original Peanuts shows.

Thanks for the upload, hopefully we can get vol 2 and 3 up her as well.
I'm after the rest of 'em myself. I just happened to be lucky enough to get this particular rip off of an old rapidshare link that no longer exists. Same goes with the Ferngully and Inspector Gadget torrents. Sheer luck! :3


Technically, he continued to do the Peanuts specials up to his death in '76. The last special he would compose was "It's Arbor Day, Charlie Brown". I often think his later work was more inspiring with the use of synths and a direction that the music hadn't really went to after his passing.
This is pure smooth golden sound!

"Don't you dig me little birdie?"

I just doesn't get any better :)