Today we (Mingo and Otis) played some of our favorite Library Music tracks on the Friendly Persuasion Radio show.
While Mingo played almost 100% vinyl selections today, Otis played songs downloaded from various blogs. To download some Library Music for yourself, check out the blogs The Library Hunt and Library Music Rarities. Or go search it out!
What is Library Music?
From wikipedia…
“Production music is the name given to the music owned by production music libraries and licensed to customers for use in film, television, radio and other media. Production music libraries will typically offer a broad range of musical styles and genres, enabling producers and editors to find much of what they need in the same library. Music libraries vary in size from a few hundred tracks up to many thousands. The first production music library was setup by De Wolfe Music in 1927 with the advent of sound in film, the company originally scored music for use in silent film.“
Friendly Persuasion: March 12, 2010 #248
Intro Set
Andres Lewin – Pulsations
The Hucksters – Listen!
Martin McCort & Larry Leblanc – Footwear Nightmare (Ninah’s Dream Sequence)
Mingo Set #1
Malcolm Clarke – Bath Time
Pop Concerto Orchestra – Pop Concerto
Camille Sauvage – Prospective
John Baker – Milkay wau
Michel Gonet – Magnesium
Nino Nardini & The Pop Riviera Group – Latinova
Claude Denjean – Promenade
Otis Set #1
Jean-Jacques Perrey & Gilbert Sigrist – L’homme a l’index coupe (The Lost Years)
Donimak-Tamborelli-Morfina – Dedicated to Beatles
Pierre Arvay – All Day Long
Popular Disc – 7 Aliona
Basil Kirchin, John Coleman & Jack Nathan – Main Theme – Pop Version
Barbara Moore – Swing Over
Alessandro Alessandroni – Dialogando
Pierre Dutour – High Tide
Sciltian Adams – Brandenbourg
Jack Shaindlin – Matt’s Riff
Vincent Casino et son ensemble – Bastringue
Andy Loore – Spring Stroll
Mingo Set #2
Gerard Gesina – Big green
Jean-Pierre Decerf – South of the border
Sauveur Mallia – Holidays Morning
Chorus and disco company – Alfred wsrod ptakow
Roland Bocquet – Scoop
Resonance – Yellow Train
David Cain – Autumn and Winter
Otis Set #2
Anthony Mawer – Undercover Girl
Bernard Lubat – Perdido Paradise
April Orchestra (Ennio Morricone) – Gelatine
Andy Loore – Drummer Bells
David Perian & Alberto Baldan – Crazy Drum
Jean Jacques Perrey & Daniel Longuein – Kartoon Power
Laurent Lombard – Happyland
Nino Nardini – Poppets 4, Bumbling Along
Herve Roy – Floussy
Roger Roger – La cantatrice
Nino Nardini – Flying Kite
Tony Campo – Freak Out
Mingo Set #3
Jacques Loussier – Pulsion
Janko Nilovic – Hommage a Pele
Spaghetti Head – Funky axe
Andre Popp – La campanella
Georges Tremblay – Oh Nancy
Jacques Lafleche – Parle parle jase jase
Santi Latora – Latin Soul
Roger Roger – Coconut Coast
Otis Set #3
Michel Bernholc – Norfolk Fog
Bernard Estardy – Ombilic contact
Amedeo Tommasi – Leone
Roger Roger – Strange No. 1
Janko Nilovic – Black Jack Party
Harlem Pop Trotters – La baraka du baraque
April Orchestra (Ennio Morricone) – T’as pas le temps
Donimak-Tamborelli-Morfina – Psichic Feeling
Mingo Set #4
Black Out – Grey Times
Zito Torrie – Mobile
Paul Piot & Paul Guiot – Amour, vacances et baroques
Vincent Gemignani – Megalopolis 1000 ieme avenue
Otis Set #4
Leonhardt Combo – Bossa-Fuga
L. Decosne & P. Daubresse – Gloaming
Pierre Dutour – Following You
Roger Roger – En pleine bagarre
Brian Miller & Jeff Howlett – Jingle Jangle
Jacques Siroul – Diamant
Les Splendid – Remy et Josie
Outro Set
Ariel Kalma – Trompe vie
Nino Nardini – Poppets 3, Calling Bach
Jean-Jacques Perrey – Outro Message
3 Responses to “Friendly Persuasion #248 – Library Music”
That WAS madness, and I'm not talking about the band!
Oooh… looking forward to checking this out! Been loving the Library Hunt blog for a few months now. Definitely going to check other blog you mentioned, too.
You've heard the Dawn of the Dead incidental music CD that Johnny Trunk put together a few years back, right? Classic library music there.
I just discovered your site and I love it.Music for the imagination.I found you via your Bran Flakes MySpace which I ran into while browsing.There is so much great music out there and so little time.Who needs the Music Business Conglomerates?