Vinyl Album - The Brass Ring - The Now Sound Of The Brass Ring - Dunhill

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Brass Ring
Title:	The Now Sound Of The Brass Ring
Label:	Dunhill
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	D-50023
Date:	Oct 1967
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Brass Ring	Sunny	Bobby Hebb	Rate
A2	The Brass Ring	Up, Up And Away	Jim Webb	Rate
A3	The Brass Ring	The Look Of Love	Burt Bacharach, Hal David	Rate
A4	The Brass Ring	Georgy Girl	Jim Dale, Tom Springfield	Rate
A5	The Brass Ring	Don't Sleep In The Subway	Jackie Trent, Tony Hatch	Rate
A6	The Brass Ring	Love In The Open Air	Paul McCartney	Rate
B1	The Brass Ring	Monday, Monday	John Philips	Rate
B2	The Brass Ring	Amy's Theme	John Sebastian	Rate
B3	The Brass Ring	Carrot Top	Don Ralke	Rate
B4	The Brass Ring	I Love, I Live, I Love	Antonio Mottola	Rate
B5	The Brass Ring	All	Marian Grudeff, Gaetano "Nino" Oliviero, Raymond Jessel	Rate
B6	The Brass Ring	The Now Sound	Filippo Bodner	Rate

Notes

Phil Bodner was a studio musician and a multi-instrumentalist who played the clarinet, oboe, saxophone, English horn and flute. In the 1950’s, Mr. Bodner had performed several jazz sessions with Benny Goodman, Miles Davis and Gilbert Evans. Around 1965, Mr. Bodner had founded the Brass Ring, which was a New York City-based group that was one of a number of “Now Sound” bands. The Now Sound groups, such as the Tijuana Brass, the Baja Marimba Band and the Brass Buttons, were popular music groups that played strumental music.

Even though this was the fifth disc of 33.33 rpm of the Brass Ring, this was the final LP disc of this group that was both monaurally and stereophonically issued. Furthermore, this was the first of three Dunhill discs of 33.33 rpm of which the logo “Stereo 68; The Sound of Tomorrow” was indicated by means of the front jacket of these discs. The other two Dunhill discs of 33.33 rpm that had this stereo 68 indication were the Now Sound of Mickie Finn (Dunhill DS-50024) and Ernie Freeman, the Hit-Maker (Dunhill DS-50026).

Though Dunhill DS-50025, which was the stereophonic catalog # of the Farewell to the First Golden Era disc of the Mamas and the Papas, was issued between the Now Sound of Mickie Finn and the Ernie Freeman, the Hit-Maker discs, this Mamas and Papas disc was not indicated stereo 68, the sound of tomorrow due to the fact that this disc was totally compiled of vocal tunes, whereas the other three discs of 33.33 rpm were completely made of songs strumental.

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Linked Releases

Canada - RCA Victor - 1967

USA - Dunhill - 1967 [Stereo]