PETER THOMAS SOUND ORCHESTER, The Tape Masters Vol 2: Soul Power West Germany
- Artist
- PETER THOMAS SOUND ORCHESTER
- Title
- The Tape Masters Vol 2: Soul Power West Germany
- Label
- Mocambo
- Catalogue number
- MOC101002
- Format
- Vinyl
- Genre
- Soul
- Release date
- 2025-12-18
- Price
- £36.99
- Availability
- In stock, only 1 left
A1 (1969) From the television mini-series "11 Uhr 20". Vocals by Donna Summer, then known as Donna Gaines. Text by Gil Francropolus. Not commercially released at the time. First appeared on CD in 1998. First vinyl release here. A2 (1967) Released in mono on 7" single "Joe Ki und die P.T.S.G." (Polydor 52 872). Cover version of Nini Ferrer's 'Mao et moi'. Lead vocal by Joe Kienemann, rap by Joe Quick. Composed by Nino Ferrer. German Lyrics by Gil Francropolus. Publ. by Editions Continental, Paris. First release in stereo here. A3 (1970) From the film "Unter den Dächern von St. Pauli". Originally titled 'A-Men's Sax by Sex' on the master tape box, the track has been known as 'Lesbische Nummer' since it's first release on the "St. Pauli Affairs" compilation (Diggler Records, 2001) A4 (1972) Previously unreleased. A5 (1968) Previously unreleased. Vocals by Joe Quick. Text by Raoul Voli. Publ. by Warner Chappell Musikverlag GmbH/Edition Roland GmbH & Co. KG. B1 (1967) Vocals by Joe Quick. Text by Lothar Meid. Trumpets recorded on half speed. First appeared in 1995 on the CD compilation "Twenty Easy Listening Classics" (Polydor 529 491-2). Publ. by Ring Musik GmbH/Editions Musicales Peter Thomas P.T.V. B2 (1970) From the film "Unter den Dächern von St. Pauli". Originally titled 'Don't Blame Me' on the master tape box, the track has been known as 'Haschkeller' since its first release on the "St. Pauli Affairs" compilation (Diggler Records, 2001) B3 (1968) From the film "Zum Teufel mit der Penne". Publ. by SMV Schacht Musikverlage GmbH & Co. KG. Previously unreleased. B4 (1968) Previously unreleased. Vocals by Joe Quick. Text by Raoul Voli. Pzbl. by Warner Chappell Musikverlag GmbH/Edition Roland GmbH & Co. KG. B5 (1972) Previously unreleased. Mono master. Singer unidentified. Same recording session and tape as 'Midnight Love'. C1 (1970) From the compilation LP "Composers A Go-Go - German Hit Sounds Today - The High Music Society" (Stern Musik/United Artists UAS 29106 I).Same theme and key as the title 'Papierblumenmörder' in faster tempo. Publ. by EMI Partnership GmbH. C2 (1967) Released in mono on 7" single "Joe Ki und die P.T.S.G." (Polydor 52 872). Lead vocal by Joe Kienemann. Text by Raoul Voli. Publ. by Ring Musik GmbH. First release in stereo here. C3 (1968) From the film "Zum Teufel mit der Penne". Vocals by Joe Quick. Three separately recorded shorts/parts from the same session located and blended into this medley by Christopher Klaese. Publ. by SMV Schacht Musikverlage GmBH & Co. KG. Previously unreleased. C4 (1974) First appeared on the "Moonflowers & Mini-Skirts" CD compilation (Marina Records, 1998). Publ. by Ring Musik GmBH. First release on vinyl here. C5 (1972) Previously unreleased. Mono master. Singer unidentified. Same recording session an tape as 'Night Trip'. D1 (1974) Previously unreleased shorter instrumental version without Mike Redford's 'vocals'. Tape box reads "Playback mit Gitarre". Guirar by Siegfried Schwab. D2 (1968) From the television mini-series "Babeck". Previously untitled and unreleased. Track title given by Christopher Klaese based on the use in the film. D3 (1973) Previously unreleased. D4 (1973) First appeared under the title 'Beige Turtleneck' on the "Moonflowers & Mini-Skirts" CD (1998). Original title as written on the tape info sheet used on this record. First vinyl release here. D5 (1973) First appeared as 'Multi-Kolored Mini-Skirts' in 1998 to match with the CD titled "Moonflowers & Mini-Skirts". Original title as written on tape box notes used on this record. First vinyl release here. With Blue Sticker ( 24,5 cm x 3 cm) With Barcode On Right Side : 5 050580 864078 Peter Thomas Sound Orchester - The Tape Masters Vol. 2 Superrare And Completely Unreleased Material From The Vaults Of The German Film Music Maestro Featuring Donna Summer´s First Solo Recording "Black Power" And Many For The First Time On Vinyl Super-Hifi Double 10´´ Pressing In Deluxe Box With Liner Notes Limited Edition Of 500
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