Les Baxter - The Passions flac album

Les Baxter's The Passions Featuring Bas Sheva' (Full Title). From 6-page booklet: "The instrumentation of The Passions is as follows: 2 clarinets (doubling piccolo, flute, and alto flute. An additional clarinet was used on one recording session): 2 trumpets; 2 trombones; 1 French horn (an additional horn was used on one recording session); 10 violins; 2 violas; 2 cellos; String bass; Harp; Piano (doubling celeste); Percussion (snare, bass drum, tom toms cymbals, wood blocks, triangle, tympani, bells, vibraphone, xylophone, timbales, conga drum, bongos, guiro, tambourine, castanets cabaza, maracas, and gong); Choir

Complete your Les Baxter collection. Les Baxter Featuring Bas Sheva - The Passions ‎(10", Album + Box). The Passions ‎(10", Album + Box).

By: Les Baxter (1954, Jazz). More albums from Les Baxter: Broadway ’61 by Les Baxter. Young Pops by Les Baxter. Original Quiet Village by Les Baxter. Cry Of The Banshee (Original Motion Picture Score), The Edgar Allen Poe Suite (Original Television Score) by Les Baxter. Jewels Of The Sea by Les Baxter. Les Baxter’s Barbarian by Les Baxter. Music Out Of The Moon: Music Unusual Featuring The Theremin by Les Baxter. Que Mango by Les Baxter. View all albums . The Passions. By: Les Baxter (1954, Jazz).

Features Song Lyrics for Les Baxter's Ritual of the Savage, The Passions! album. Les Baxter - Ritual Of The Savage, The Passions! Album. Send "Les Baxter" Ringtones to your Cell. Album: Ritual Of The Savage, The Passions! 0. 1.

Bas Sheva, LES BAXTER, Les Baxter & His Orchestra. Quality Music 100 - LES BAXTER. Moog Rock: Great Classic Hits - LES BAXTER. Les Baxter: Exotica, Vol. 3 - LES BAXTER. Tamboo! - les baxter.

A really obscure box set recording – done as Les Baxter's classic exploitation of "a woman's passions", using vocalist Bas Sheva in the role of the tormented female! Sheva's got a bold, evocative style that's not unlike Yma Sumac – and she sings here wordlessly, as an added instrument on top of Baxter's orchestrations – playing the role of the inner psyche of woman, on titles that include "Lust", "Terror", "Joy", "Hate", "Ecstasy", and "Despair"! The whole thing's a mini docu-drama in sound – b. .

Ritual of the Savage is an album by Les Baxter, released in 1951 often cited as one of the most important exotica albums. The album featured lush orchestral arrangements along with tribal rhythms and offered such classics as "Quiet Village", "Jungle River Boat", "Love Dance", and "Stone Go. Baxter described the album as a "tone poem of the sound and the struggle of the jungle. The album's liner notes requested the listener to imagine themselves transported to a tropical land