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Музыка из "Санта Барбары"
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Гость_Brook, Понедельник, 30 июня 2008, 17:55:09
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That's the version from the German California Clan cd. The TV version was sung by Cliff Downs and Liz Lachman (confirmed to me by Ms. Lachman.) That version is unavailable unfortunately.
Now this is interesting. In 1991 some new tracks were introduced in Santa Barbara, first during the 'love affair' of Flame and Michael, then later as themes for Warren and Angela.
They had a very intersting percussion track:
https://vocaroo.com/i/s0D6UrTDeAPF
And here another version: https://vocaroo.com/i/s06g25uNI7RO
I recently discovered that exactly the same percussion track was used in a song by Rick Wakeman, Don't Fly away:
https://vocaroo.com/i/s0qcbL07axqm
Only, Wakeman's album was released around the same time as the Santa Barbara tune debuted, mid 1991!
And then there is a musician called Steve Griffiths, who recently released some songs on Bandcamp, including this one:
Again, the same percussion, only this version is a lot more similar to the Santa Barbara tune!
Maybe either Griffiths or Wakeman's percussionist were also session musicians on Santa Barbara, or all three artists used another, and yet to be discovered, source track as inspiration?
Same characters (Flame/Michael, Warren/Angela), similar tunes:
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1hhZrSyDtTn
https://vocaroo.com/i/s0hfSirWhQ8Y
The percussion of the above two tracks appeared two years later(!) on the new age album Worldwide by Dancing Fantasy (1993):
So who was first? I hope to find that out one day I e-mailed Mr. Griffiths, hoping that he can name the source track.
They had a very intersting percussion track:
https://vocaroo.com/i/s0D6UrTDeAPF
And here another version: https://vocaroo.com/i/s06g25uNI7RO
I recently discovered that exactly the same percussion track was used in a song by Rick Wakeman, Don't Fly away:
https://vocaroo.com/i/s0qcbL07axqm
Only, Wakeman's album was released around the same time as the Santa Barbara tune debuted, mid 1991!
And then there is a musician called Steve Griffiths, who recently released some songs on Bandcamp, including this one:
Again, the same percussion, only this version is a lot more similar to the Santa Barbara tune!
Maybe either Griffiths or Wakeman's percussionist were also session musicians on Santa Barbara, or all three artists used another, and yet to be discovered, source track as inspiration?
Same characters (Flame/Michael, Warren/Angela), similar tunes:
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1hhZrSyDtTn
https://vocaroo.com/i/s0hfSirWhQ8Y
The percussion of the above two tracks appeared two years later(!) on the new age album Worldwide by Dancing Fantasy (1993):
So who was first? I hope to find that out one day I e-mailed Mr. Griffiths, hoping that he can name the source track.
Does anyone have, and is able to share, the Liz Lachman album Return to Santa Barbara that some users posted about having gotten earlier in this thread (10 years ago). I can't seem to find most of those songs anywhere online.
Mason231 (Пятница, 21 февраля 2020, 10:25:01) писал:
Does anyone have, and is able to share, the Liz Lachman album Return to Santa Barbara that some users posted about having gotten earlier in this thread (10 years ago). I can't seem to find most of those songs anywhere online.
Hello! As I know, nobody had a full album here! I myself found this album on only one site -
https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/lizlachman
Now the album is not there!
I wrote Liz on Facebook, asked - where can I buy her albums, there is no answer!
Composer Jeff Bud Snyder shared some of his Santa Barbara cues on his website:
http://jeffbudsnyder.com/soundtracks
They were all from the 1986-1988 period! Nice discovery
http://jeffbudsnyder.com/soundtracks
They were all from the 1986-1988 period! Nice discovery
crazydiamond (Пятница, 28 февраля 2020, 02:22:16) писал:
Composer Jeff Bud Snyder shared some of his Santa Barbara cues on his website:
http://jeffbudsnyder.com/soundtracks
They were all from the 1986-1988 period! Nice discovery
http://jeffbudsnyder.com/soundtracks
They were all from the 1986-1988 period! Nice discovery
Здесь и правда три мелодии очень известные и узнаваемые. 7-я, 10-я и 11-я.
crazydiamond (Пятница, 28 февраля 2020, 02:22:16) писал:
Composer Jeff Bud Snyder shared some of his Santa Barbara cues on his website:
http://jeffbudsnyder.com/soundtracks
They were all from the 1986-1988 period! Nice discovery
http://jeffbudsnyder.com/soundtracks
They were all from the 1986-1988 period! Nice discovery
Thank you very much for the links to the site and the music. Already downloaded myself for the collection.
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