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Melba Liston - Smile Orange - Original Motion Picture Sound Track MP3 version. 1470 downloads at 29 mb/s. Melba Liston - Smile Orange - Original Motion Picture Sound Track FLAC version. 1602 downloads at 32 mb/s. From the 1976 move "SMILE ORANGE" by Trevor D. Rhône. Connected with The Chariot Riders - Smile Orange (Reggae).

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Melba Liston, Melba Doretta Liston January 13, 1926 – April 23, 1999 was an American jazz trombonist, musical arranger, and composer She was the first woman t. During her time in Jamaica, she composed and arranged the music for the classic 1975 comedy film Smile Orange starring Carl Bradshaw, who three years earlier starred in the very first Jamaican film, The Harder They Come The Smile Orange experience was probably her only known venture into composing reggae music on which, in this case, she collaborated with playwright Trevor Rhone for. the lyrics The soundtrack of Smile Orange was given a very limited release in Jamaica on the Knuts label.

This article needs additional citations for verification. Melba Liston was primarily self-taught, but "encouraged by her guitar-playing grandfather," who she spent significant time with learning to play spirituals and folk songs. At the age of eight, she was already good enough to be soloing on the local radio station. At the age of ten, she moved to Los Angeles, California. Due to the financial issues at Stax Records when this album was released in 1972 it did not chart, but Melba's arrangements on the album are some of her finest work. In 1973, however, she once again took a break from her US-based musical projects, moving to Jamaica to teach at the Jamaica School of Music for six years (1973–79), before returning to the USA to lead her own bands.

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Listen to music from Melba Liston like Zagred This, Pow! & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Melba Liston. Liston was born in Kansas City, Missouri. After playing in youth bands and studying with Alma Hightower and others, she joined the big band led by Gerald Wilson in 1943.

Trevor Rhone’s 1976 Smile Orange has received praise and criticism across the globe. The day after the film’s debut in the United States "New York Times" writer Richard Eder remarked on the film’s wittiness and pungency but criticized its technical cinematographic elements as terribly awkward. Time Out London" hailed Smile Orange a genuinely hilarious politicized farc. satire on tourism that centers on hotel waiter Ringo Smith's efforts to exploit the exploiters.