Excellent French library music / soundtracks album from Saint Tropez Orchestra. Originally commissioned by a well-known British library music company, Dime is lucky to have the license to press a very limited number of CDs, with the vinyl option now being licensed to our friends Funk Night Records in Detroit, USA.
Recorded at Studio Des Fontaines in just 25 hours and using the very Hammond organ owned by a former member of one of the house bands at the Zoom Zoom nightclub in Saint Tropez (which almost certainly would have been used onstage for such icons as Brigitte Bardot, Michel Polnareff, Jacques Dutronc, Serge Gainsbourg, Jane Birkin, etc) this album is all killer, no filler.
Inspired by the classic library music sounds of 1968-75 (think The Mohawks, or even Booker T & The MG's on acid) this is the kind of collection that crate diggers, rare library fiends, and psychedelic funk fans dream of finding in some dusty old store somewhere for a dollar!
The album itself is stuffed with the kind of heavy drum-and-percussion breaks that b-boys and girls go nuts for, and the sort of sample source material that producers are constantly searching for.
| A1 | La Cité Est Morte |
| A2 | Matière Grasse |
| A3 | Pop Psychédélique |
| A4 | La Discothéque |
| A5 | Saint Tropez Underground |
| A6 | Route Du Soleil |
| A7 | Dernier Bongo A Paris |
| B1 | Dans Le Sac |
| B2 | Boulevard Le Matin |
| B3 | Les Herbes Sacrées |
| B4 | Aiguilles Sales |
| B5 | Boulevard A Nuit |
| B6 | La Descente |
