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ACMEM 077CD
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"The Dave Pell Singers album is highly prized, top class lounge/harmony sunshine pop. What the Japanese call Soft Rock. Originally issued in 1969, It's many highlights include a breezy version of Piero Umiliani's Mah-Na, Mah-Na and a cool, sensuous performance of the title tune from the controversial musical, 'Oh, Calcutta.' With this release Dave Pell can now take his rightful place amongst the giants of lounge; Andy Williams, Roy Budd, Dudley Moore, Tony Hatch. Dave Pell's behind-the-scenes career may be more familiar to space age pop fans than his own accomplishments as a performer. Head of A&R at United Artists and Liberty Records in the sixties Pell produced well-known albums by Martin Denny, The Ventures, Shirley Bassey and Bobby Vee."
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