Dear Experts,
the first of below two tracks reminds me very much on the "Oscar Brandenburg Orchestra", but I was told it isn't the Oscar Brandenburg Orchestra". The second track must be the same orchestra, I believe. The sequence of 15433 and 15434 supports this.
I am not even sure whether this is some library music. But it isn't any well-known Big Band standard.
Both tracks have been recorded 1969 from a Germany radio station which had also played a lot of Mozart Edition tracks, some KPM tracks, and some Cavendish tracks.
So much reverb is very unusual for a German Big Band, if you ask me.
Any ideas will be welcome.
Regards,
dksch (= u.h.k)
Unfortunately, I don't know the name of these songs. But they have a sound very similar to Syd Dale's compositions.
Quote from: KPM Lover on June 06, 2026, 07:25:41 PMUnfortunately, I don't know the name of these songs. But they have a sound very similar to Syd Dale's compositions.
Any idea which label(s) this could be?
Quote from: dksch on June 07, 2026, 07:59:51 AMQuote from: KPM Lover on June 06, 2026, 07:25:41 PMUnfortunately, I don't know the name of these songs. But they have a sound very similar to Syd Dale's compositions.
Any idea which label(s) this could be?
I don't have an ideia at all of wich label this cue come from.
Quote from: KPMFan1000 on June 13, 2026, 05:23:20 PMReminds me of Neil Richardson.
Oh yes, might also be Neil Richardson - because of the "Oscar Brandenburg Orchestra" sound-alike, and because the "Oscar Brandenburg Orchestra" pseudonym was used by Neil Richardson, Alan Moorhouse and Johnny Pearson, according to www.discogs.com/artist/839332-The-Oscar-Brandenburg-Orchestra