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We find ourselves unexpectedly On Vacation this week, as we attempt to have some form of Summer Break before it’s too late. With that in mind, we dug out this show from 2020, where we revisit some Tiki Records, and try to find a way to relax and enjoy the time off. We have some travel guide style help along the way, and we cap it all off with a “Quiet Village” re-mix, along with plenty of other mutations along the way. Special Thank You to Mr. Moistache, who engineered this episode, while I was out of town.
We cap things off with a live performance and interview with “The Limit Club,” from a broadcast that aired originally on 11 August 2012, hosted by Miss Rikki. I was the engineer, and also got in on the interview, too. The sound is less than perfect; someday, I want to rebuild this episode, from the ground up.
The original “On Vacation” can be found here, with different production, and a different third hour, with an episode of The Adventures of Philip Marlowe rounding things off. The original broadcast had a slightly troubled history: On 30 March, 2020, the show was live-streamed via video on Facebook, but few people saw that, the audio was imperfect, and the video was lost almost immediately. A re-mastered, and re-produced audio version was broadcast on KLFM.org on 29 April, 2020, and was available as a podcast on that same day, but a number of factors, the podcast episode was not always available. In 2022 I made a Sheena version, that aired then (almost on the anniversary of the original mix.) This version is a little different, new production, and is the first time that the video and better audio have been synched, let alone the first time the video has been available to see at all since March of 2020.
https://ia600909.us.archive.org/31/items/mutation-469/Mutation469.mp3
(This show uses samples throughout the broadcast taken from a series of YouTube videos that can be found here, here and here.)
01.) Polovetsian Dances * The Trans-World Symphony Orchestra * Edmond De Luca’s ‘Safari’ * Somerset Records (1958)
02.) Ritual Fire Dance * The Trans-World Symphony Orchestra * Edmond De Luca’s ‘Safari’ * Somerset Records (1972)
Part II: Lure of The Unknown Love
03.) The Breeze And I * Ferrante & Teicher * Pianos In Paradise * United Artists (1962)
04.) April In Portugal * Perez Prado * Mambo Mania * RCA Victor Records (1955)
05.) One Note Samba * Enoch Light * Big Band Bossa Nova * Command Records (1962)
06.) Samba De Uma Nota Só * Sylvia Telles * “Hits” Da Bossa Nova * Philips Records (1962)
07.) Lure of The Unknown Love * Yma Sumac * Voice of The Xtabay * Capitol Records (1952)
08.) Improviso Em Bossa Nova * Baden Powell * “Hits” Da Bossa Nova * Philips Records (1962)
09.) My Bossa Nova * Marco Rizo * The Sounds of Marco Rizo Bossa Nova * Somerset Records (1964)
10.) Mambo Buda * Tito Puente * Cuban Carnival * RCA Victor Records (1956)
11.) Samba Triste * Lucio Alves * “Hits” Da Bossa Nova * Philips Records (1962)
12.) Andalucia * Percy Faith & His Orchestra * Malaguena (Music of Cuba) * Columbia Records (1958)
13.) Jamaica Farewell * Harry Belafonte * Calypso * RCA Victor Records (1956)
14.) Nós E O Mar * Tamba Trio * “Hits” Da Bossa Nova * Philips Records (1962)
15.) Deep Night * Les Baxter * Caribbean Moonlight * Capitol Records (1956)
16.) Song of The Islands * George Cates * Polynesian Percussion * Dot Records (1961)
17.) Twelfth Street Rag * Sol Hoopii * Master of The Hawaiian Guitar Volume One * Rounder Records (1977)
18.) Bali Ha’i * The Surfmen * The Sounds of Exotic Island * Somerset Records (1960)
19.) Bangkok Cockfight * Martin Denny * Primitiva * Liberty Records (1958)
20.) On Silver Waves * 101 Strings Orchestra * In A Hawaiian Paradise * Somerset Records (1966)
21.) Lotus Land * Andre Kostelanetz * Lure of Paradise * Columbia Records (1959)
22.) Rupe Rupe * Terorotua And His Orchestra * Lure of Tahiti * ABC Paramount Records
23.) Aloha Paradise * The Waikikis * Hawaii Tattoo * KAPP Records (1964)
24.) Way Beyond Today * Jimmy Davis & Normal Lee * The Girl From Ipanema * Wyncote Records (1964)
25.) What Aloha Means * Alfred Apaka And His Hawaiian Village Serenaders * South Sea Island Magic * Decca Records (1957)
26.) Whispering Reef Lullaby * Arthur Lyman * Hawaiian Sunset * HiFi Records (1959)
Part VI: When I Wake Up In The Morning.
27.) Quiet Village Re-Mix * Mini-Mutations * 30 March 2020 * Mid-Valley Mutations (2020)
28.) Quiet Village * Les Baxter * Les Baxter’s Original Quiet Village * Capitol Records (1964)
29.) Quiet Village * Martin Denny * Exotica: The Exciting Sounds of Martin Denny * Liberty Records (1957)
30.) Quiet Village * The Surfmen * The Sounds of Exotic Island * Somerset Records (1960)
31.) Quiet Village * Henry Mancini & His Orchestra And Chorus * Music of Hawaii * RCA Victor Records (1966)
32.) Aloha Oe * The Surfmen * The Romantic Lure of Hawaii * Somerset Records (1960)
33.) “The Limit Club” LIVE! * Miss Rikki & Austin Rich * 11 August 2012 * Closet Radio