The John Schroeder Orchestra - The Dolly Catcher (Reissue) (1967/2005)
BAND/ARTIST: The John Schroeder Orchestra
- Title: The Dolly Catcher
- Year Of Release: 1967/2005
- Label: Radioactive
- Genre: Psychedelic Pop, Easy Listening
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 31:18
- Total Size: 89/207 Mb (scans)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. The Dolly Catcher - 1:56
2. San Francisco (Flowers In Your Hair) - 3:20
3. Explosive Corrosive Joseph - 2:39
4. To Wendy With Love - 2:41
5. Epistle To Dippy - 2:28
6. She'd Rather Be With Me - 2:09
7. Softly Softly Catchee Dolly - 2:31
8. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - 3:11
9. I Was Made To Love Her - 3:08
10. Up, Up And Away - 2:07
11. But She Ran The Other Way - 2:50
12. Things I Should Have Said - 2:13
The John Schroeder Orchestra and the City of Westminster String Band were of course totally different concepts to Sounds Orchestral which was Jazz-orientated. There was a much wider coverage and diversity of musicians since my love of Soul music found a place.
I've always felt it important, in making records to look for a challenge. To hunt around for something different to present. So an ambition of mine was to take these recent hits from the earthy raw edged soulful blues singers and present them in an instrumental way.
This was realised when we recorded Working in a Soul Mine a set of reinterpretations of many of the big Soul club tunes of the time.
A second John Schroeder Orchestra project The Dolly Catcher was released the following year, a sound track to an imaginary swinging London film wrapped in a period piece pop art cover.
The start of a prolific creative period.
I've always felt it important, in making records to look for a challenge. To hunt around for something different to present. So an ambition of mine was to take these recent hits from the earthy raw edged soulful blues singers and present them in an instrumental way.
This was realised when we recorded Working in a Soul Mine a set of reinterpretations of many of the big Soul club tunes of the time.
A second John Schroeder Orchestra project The Dolly Catcher was released the following year, a sound track to an imaginary swinging London film wrapped in a period piece pop art cover.
The start of a prolific creative period.
Pop | Easy Listening | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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