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Baja Marimba Band: As Time Goes By A&K SP-4298
Produced by Stephan Goldman
Arranged by Julius Wechter & Roger Kellaway
Released 1971
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Track Listing:
- As Time Goes By 3:18
- Call up Of Me three:05
- Samba For Vicky ii:58
- Two For Tea two:34
- Midnight Sun iii:42
- Castilian Flea 2:xx
- The Big Dissonance From Encino ii:24
- Dansero 2:26
- Left Field 2:08
- Jorjana 3:36
- We'Ve Only Simply Begun 2:53
This album is a departure for the Baja Marimba Band. "As Fourth dimension Goes By" and "We've Only Simply Begun" are unabashedly K.O.R., no doubtfulness about it. Just the remainder of the album shoots off of the usual Baja style into jazz, total of unexpected twists and turns. It is also evident that many of the usual Baja Marimba Band musicians do non play on this album, unless they were playing in a dramatically unlike manner. "Samba For Vicky" shifts gears from a waltz into a iv/4 samba with ease. "Two For Tea" shifts fourth dimension signatures all over the map, from 5/4 to half-dozen/4 to seven/4 and back once again. "The Large Racket From Encino" tosses a seven/4 mensurate at united states every now and and so, along with some bright brass punctuations. Above all, Wechter has room here to solo, mainly on vibes and marimba.
Baja Marimba Band: Foursider A&M SP-3523
Compiled and edited by Clare Baren and Richard Burns
Released 1973
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Track Listing:
- Comin' In The Dorsum Door (from The Baja Marimba Band)
- Spanish Flea (from As Time Goes By)
- For Animals Only (from For Animals Merely)
- Rhode Island Red (from Fowl Play)
- Big Red (from Those Were The Days)
- Fresh Air (from Fresh Air)
- Spanish Eyes (from Heads Up!)
- Summer Samba (listed as "Brasilia" in error) (from Fowl Play)
- I'll Marimba You (from Fresh Air)
- Samba De Orpheu (from The Baja Marimba Ring)
- Las Mananitas (from For Animals Simply)
- Sunrise, Sunset (from Do You Know The Manner To San Jose?)
- We've Only Just Begun (from As Time Goes By)
- Cast Your Fate To The Air current (from Lookout man Out!)
- Those Were The Days (from Those Were The Days)
- Equally Fourth dimension Goes Past (from As Time Goes By)
- Winchester Cathedral (from Heads Up!)
- Yes Sir, That'southward My Baby (from Do You Know The Way To San Jose?)
- Acapulco 1922 (from The Baja Marimba Band)
- Portuguese Washerwoman (from Watch Out!)
- Windy (from Fowl Play)
- Goin' Out The Side Door (from The Baja Marimba Band Rides Again)
Baja Marimba Band: The Baja Marimba Band's Back Bell 1124
Produced by Julius Wechter
Bundled past Julius Wechter
Released 1973
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Track List:
- Tomatoes/Small Globe 2:28
- Do You Desire To Trip the light fantastic 2:24
- Taco Belle ii:07
- If two:15
- Pa ii:23
- Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree 2:33
- Someday Of The Year ii:32
- Here's That Rainy Day 2:19
- My Love 2:50
- Ventura ii:51
- Just An Former Fashioned Love Song four:48
Musically, there isn't much to recommend this album. There are some bang-up arrangements here, but a couple are buried under M.O.R. orchestral stylings. Perhaps the best track here is the opener; the others are proficient, simply non outstanding.
Baja Marimba Ring: Naturally Applause APLP-1008
Produced past Julius Wechter and Bernie Fleischer.
Arranged by Julius Wechter and Bernie Fleischer.
Released 1982
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Track List:
- Morning time Train 3:15
- Solitary Again, Naturally two:12
- El Abondonado 3:26
- Theme From "Deep Throat" 2:47
- Alley Cat ii:03
- Shout 3:46
- The Elegant Rag ii:48
- Las Flores 2:39
- Medley: Spanish Flea/Fowl Play/Coney Island/Upward Cherry Street 4:14
A 1982 album featuring a couple of Baja Marimba alumni and a few other musicians. In typical Baja fashion, they blank their all, both musically and...well, y'all can see what happens afterward i too many cervezas. Stronger than the album on Bell, this reverts back to their earlier A&M style, with a dash of humour and some Mexican flourishes here and there. Also, second marimba parts are tackled by Jules Greenberg. This album is rather rare, but worth finding, even considering its short playing time. One interesting note most mayhap the most notorious song on the album: the "Theme from Deep Throat" was originally recorded during Julius's cursory tenure with Bong Records, this song appearing on a promotional single back effectually 1973. It was also listed in Phonolog every bit a single, but to the best of our knowledge, was never commercially bachelor until Naturally was released.
The Baja Marimbas: New Deal Bay Cities BCD-2001
? Produced by Julius Wechter
? Arranged by Julius Wechter
Released 1990
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Track Listing:
- Nosotros're Off To See The Sorcerer 2:54
- Baja Noce 6:27
- But Not For Me 5:23
- Say Si Si 5:18
- Shorty v:41
- Lazy Days 5:thirty
- Rumrunner 6:55
- Free Fall vi:37
- Pavane seven:08
- New Deal six:44
"We're Off To The Come across The Wizard" features a typically "cute" Wechter arrangement of a familiar classic. With help from musical pal and "marimba soul-blood brother" Julie Greenberg, this album is a large jump from the Baja Marimba Band days of erstwhile. What this is, is an enjoyable jazz album. Julius and Julie trade off solos like the relay races in the olympics, and they accept plenty of room to expand out in lengthy solos. The old fourth dimension fans may or may not capeesh this album; the overall level of musicianship and full general lightheartedness is infectious, making this a standout in my Wechter drove.
Julius Wechter & Julie Greenberg.
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