Just when we thought Meco was confined to another galaxy, he takes us back to the big band era for a full album and a masterful one at that. The single was a hit on a few adult contemporary radio stations.
Excelente disco aún lo conservo en LP ahora con la nueva tecnología lo pude guardar en una memoria para volverlo a escuchar las veces que quiera al ir conduciendo es un magnífico disco de los entrañables 70s
Did you know that Frank Sinatra was the vocalist for the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra before he went on his own solo career, In addition he was born here in my area being Hoboken NJ
I dunno if this is the actual thing , but it reminds me of those 1980s big band medleys with the drum machine. They’d come on randomly on radio stations when I was little, the easy listening stations. I think they would be played during holidays like New Year’s or July Fourth.
Thank you for posting this. I had every Meco LP (Well - Wizard of Oz on 8-track!) - even the rare ones. Unfortunately, I got rid of all my LP's when I moved a few years ago.
I've got some of Meco's one-offs as well. Some of his more obscure tracks were the "Shogun Theme", "Raiders March" & "Anything Goes". He really should've had more hits.
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Just when we thought Meco was confined to another galaxy, he takes us back to the big band era for a full album and a masterful one at that. The single was a hit on a few adult contemporary radio stations.
Wonderful disco version of swing era numbers...I owned all Meco albums in the day. 👍
I fire this on when i am playing star trek online, it is great.
Excelente disco aún lo conservo en LP ahora con la nueva tecnología lo pude guardar en una memoria para volverlo a escuchar las veces que quiera al ir conduciendo es un magnífico disco de los entrañables 70s
Had this album many years ago. Totally forgot how good it was. Thank you for posting this!
Old fashioned but great and in the best quality by far. Thank you for the posting. I love it.
Did you know that Frank Sinatra was the vocalist for the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra before he went on his own solo career, In addition he was born here in my area being Hoboken NJ
Magníficas interpretación de bellos recuerdos.
This would be a perfect mix for swing classes
I've actually used it for that.
Recibe un fuerte abrazo,grandes recuerdos de la juventud Saludos desde Puebla Puebla y cuidate mucho feliz año nuevo
Excelente, es un discaso lastima que no salió en cd😭
I dunno if this is the actual thing , but it reminds me of those 1980s big band medleys with the drum machine. They’d come on randomly on radio stations when I was little, the easy listening stations. I think they would be played during holidays like New Year’s or July Fourth.
I think you're thinking of .Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers
BIG bands are BIGGER BANDS like GLENN MILLER and MECO TOO. Greetings to all of you 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for posting this. I had every Meco LP (Well - Wizard of Oz on 8-track!) - even the rare ones. Unfortunately, I got rid of all my LP's when I moved a few years ago.
You're welcome.
I'll probably post the rest of my meco collection at some point as well.
I've got some of Meco's one-offs as well. Some of his more obscure tracks were the "Shogun Theme", "Raiders March" & "Anything Goes". He really should've had more hits.
Tengo en LP
Eccezionale!!!
музыка гленна миллера
Great
Love it!
My dad lisen Meco❤
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️‼️🇺🇸
Qué bueno!!!!
Isn't this like a predecessor to electroswing?
I'd most likely agree with you there.
especially when it switches from grainy audio to the new clear audio
Wicked
+Jesse Kreis What's the name of that song @ 4:16? It's not listed on the album
"Little brown jug" my friend
Alguien me puede informar? Hay algún vídeo de meco "en vivo" ?
Part of This song reminds me of trains
tim gladman Chattanooga Choo-Choo (Glenn Miller). This is a medley a big band songs.
Back in the 1940s railroad travel was very popular especially during World War II.
5:30 is Take The A-Train, and somehow it sounds just like the theme of Thomas The Tank Engine
Back then steam locomotives were popular so yes
@@hirokokueh3541 Not really
Whats the name of the very last track?
Harry James -Two O'Clock Jump
No