Does someone know where i can found the kind of music who play in the club they go ? Or tell me what kind of music this is it, i will try to download some... I falled in love with that kind of music.
shareQuincy Jones made some of the music in the movie. I'm unsure if he made any of the songs played in the club, though.
shareActually, the music seems to be mostly a compilation of instrumental Monkees songs... "I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight" (done by Boyce and Hart, usually they wrong Monkees songs) is played when Ingrid Bergman walks into the bar, they dance to "She Hangs Out" and "I'm a Believer."
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You must be watching the movie on TMC right now. "To Sir With Love" was also one of the songs in that scene. The soundtrack was issued on Bell Records:
1201 - Cactus Flower (Soundtrack) - Quincy Jones [1970] The Time For Love Is Anytime ("Cactus Flower" Theme) - Sarah Vaughan/To Sir With Love/I Needs To Be Bee'd With - Johnny Wesley/I'm A Believer/The Time For Love Is Anytime ("Cactus Flower" Theme)// The Time For Love Is Anytime ("Cactus Flower" Theme) (Piano Version)/She Hangs Out (Doin' The Dentist)/The Spell You Spin/I Wonder What She's Doin' Tonight/ The Time For Love Is Anytime ("Cactus Flower" Theme) (Organ Version)
The music is definitly elevator music of the late 60's......the music is as humerous as the film.....
shareThey must of played I'm a Believer a million times. None the version by The Monkee's/ Quincy Jones got nominated for best song for this movie.
shareLook for groovy 60's instrumentals. Especially those from soundtracks. Quincy Jones, Jerry Goldsmith, John Barry, Elmer Bernstein, Vic Mizzy, etc....
Check out this website:
http://www.luxuriamusic.com/
I just found a great instrumental version of "I'm a Believer" on an album called "Romancing the 60's" by Jack Jezzro. It's on Spotify.
It was heavily-brass music that was very common in the sixties watering holes frequented by thirysomething swingers. Those people never heard of rock. This was elevator music. Like the Teaberry Shuffle.
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One of them was I'm A Believer. Most people know The Monkees' version, but it was a Neil Diamond song. The other songs were recognizable songs from the era. So, a greatest hits CD of The Sixties with more of a soft rock/pop compilation of songs.
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