Album
Soundproof - The Sound Of Tomorrow Today!
1956 · Jazz, Stage & Screen
Soundproof - The Sound Of Tomorrow Today! is a Jazz album by Ferrante And Teicher, originally released in 1956. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.
The Clerk says
The Clerk knows this whole record — the pressing quirks, the credits, the take.
Tracklist
- 1What Is This Thing Called Love?2:50
- 2El Cumbanchero2:20
- 3Greensleeves2:41
- 4Mississippi Boogie2:12
- 5Mermaid Waltz2:30
- 6Man From Mars2:30
- 7Baia2:55
- 8The Breeze And I2:38
- 9Someone To Watch Over Me2:44
- 10African Echoes3:14
- 11Dark Eyes3:19
- 12Lover2:33
- 13Peg-leg Meringue3:25
- 14Brazil3:26
- 15Poinciana3:31
- 16Mama Yo Quero2:42
- 17Orchids In The Moonlight2:39
- 18Cumana2:10
- 19Tico-Tico3:19
- 20Frenesi3:26
- 21Mexican Hat Dance2:37
- 22Siboney3:33
- 23Loose Ends Meringue2:07
- 24La Cucaracha2:42
Sound DNA
- Jazz
Soundproof was originally released in mono in 1956 as Westminster WP-6014. The tracks from this album were never released in stereo. The stereo LP titled Soundproof, although sharing the same album name and similar artwork, is actually a stereo mix of a completely different mono LP by Ferrante & Teicher called Soundblast (Westminster WST 15011).
This master release contains the entries for the mono releases of Soundproof only (track listing starts with the song "What Is This Thing Called Love?"). See master release Soundblast (The Sound Of Tomorrow Today!) for the mono version of Soundblast and the stereo copies of Soundproof (which should all contain the same tracklisting starting with a song called "Peg-leg Meringue").
Credits
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5 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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