The soundtrack to the early-'70s underground cartoon hit, based on an R.
Crumb character, was produced by Ed Bogas and Ray Shanklin, who also
ended up writing much of the material. Most of it's funky instrumental
soul-jazz, with contributions by such noted players as Bernard Purdie
(drums), Merl Saunders (organ), Melvin Sparks (guitar), and Chuck Rainey
(bass); Cal Tjader plays vibes on his own tune, "Mamblues." It's
well-suited for the kind of loose, Joe Cool ambience of the film; judged
purely as soul-jazz, it's just average. Providing a bit of variety are
cuts licensed from Bo Diddley ("Bo Diddley"), Billie Holiday
("Yesterdays"), and the Watson Sisters, who deliver a gospel-soul
number. The album's been reissued on a CD that also includes the
soundtrack to Ralph Bakshi's subsequent adult-oriented animated feature,
Heavy Traffic.
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ΩΡΑΙΟς Ο ΜΑΝΙΚΑΡΟς
@dj fanis
Ευχαριστώ για το λινκ.
@anonymos
Καλός είναι μωρέ...
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