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Les Baxter And His Orchestra - Ritual Of The Savage (Le Sacre Du Sauvage) Mp3

Les Baxter His Orchestra Capitol Records Lounge Space Age Easy Listening 1956

Performer: Les Baxter And His Orchestra
Album: Ritual Of The Savage (Le Sacre Du Sauvage)
Label: Capitol Records
Catalog #: T288, T-288
MP3: 2149 mb | FLAC: 1859 mb
Released: 1956
Country: US
Style: Lounge, Space-Age, Easy Listening
Rating: 4.1/5
Votes: 667
Category: Jazz / Country & Folk

Les Baxter And His Orchestra - Ritual Of The Savage (Le Sacre Du Sauvage) Mp3

Tracklist

1	Quiet Village	3:20
2	The Ritual	3:14
3	Barquita	1:44
4	Sophisticated Savage	2:15
5	Love Dance	2:20
6	Jungle Jalopy	2:35
7	Kinkajou	1:52
8	Coronation	3:01
9	Jungle Flower	2:44
10	Jungle River Boat	3:07
11	Stone God	3:11
12	Busy Port	3:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
H-288, H288	Les Baxter And His Orchestra	Le Sacre Du Sauvage (Ritual Of The Savage) ‎(10", Mono)	Capitol Records, Capitol Records	H-288, H288	US	1951
T288, T-288	Les Baxter & His Orchestra	Ritual Of The Savage (Le Sacre Du Sauvage) ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE)	Capitol Records, Capitol Records	T288, T-288	US	1957
CCF-288	Les Baxter And His Orchestra	Le Sacre Du Sauvage (Ritual Of The Savage) ‎(3x7", Album + Box)	Capitol Records	CCF-288	US	1952
T288, T-288	Les Baxter And His Orchestra	Ritual Of The Savage (Le Sacre Du Sauvage) ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Capitol Records, Capitol Records	T288, T-288	Canada	Unknown
T288, T-288	Les Baxter And His Orchestra	Ritual Of The Savage (Le Sacre Du Sauvage) ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE)	Capitol Records, Capitol Records	T288, T-288	US	1959

Credits

Artwork – William George
Written-By – Les Baxter

Notes

Turquoise labels with "Long Playing" at bottom of labels (not just "Long Playing - High Fidelity").

Additional slight variation with patent number at bottom of tracklisting.

Recorded May, 17th 1951.

NOTE - The "2 in the runout also could be an etched 11 with a stamped 2. The " and the 2 are higher than the rest so could be meant to be superscript.