Afringo - A Swingin' Safari flac album

This album was recorded in the Polydor Studio in Hamburg-Rahlstedt by sound engineer Peter Klemt in December 1961 and in March 1962. This production was first released in the United States the following August under the title THAT HAPPY FEELING and had climbed to Number 14 in the charts by September of that year. The LP was then released on the European market with the title A SWINGIN’ SAFARI in autumn of the same year. The two Kaempfert compositions A Swingin’ Safari and Afrikaan Beat soon became world hits and have since become evergreens.

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BERT KAEMPFERT COLLECTION- A Swingin' Safari CD (1962 Album Reissue) 1992 PMDC. Bert Kaempfert A Swingin' Safari CD NEW. EUR . 5. Bert kaempfert a swingin' safari & wonderland by night digipak CD new. Eur 1. 9. A Swingin' Safari, 5050457161521. Postage not specified. NEW SEALED - BERT KAEMPFERT - A SWINGIN' SAFARI - Orchestra Jazz Music CD Album. Only 1 left! From United Kingdom.

A Swingin' Safari Bert Kaempfert. This album has an average beat per minute of 107 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 62/170 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist A Swingin' Safari. 1. A Swingin' Safari. BPM Profile A Swingin' Safari. Album starts at 76BPM, ends at 98BPM (+22), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Bert Kaempfert.

Calm/Peaceful Laid-Back/Mellow Refined Reserved Sentimental Soothing. Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra, Bert Kaempfert. Included are some of his best-loved hits such as "A Swingin' Safari," "Afrikaan Beat," and "The Happy Trumpeter. The use of flutes, penny whistles, and voices contribute to the cheerful, lighthearted mood and became a staple of the "Kaempfert sound. Trumpeter Fred Moch plays an unheralded, yet vital role throughout and remained an unsung star in the Kaempfert orchestra for many years. This is one of the easy listening genre's most endearing recordings with the original LP being a collector's item.