I heard this song just today on a just-out compilation on the Bar/None Records label titled "The American Song-Poem Christmas" and given the fact that many of these songs have a children's 1950's/1960's adult contemporary holiday theme about them, imagine my surprise when I heard what sounds like MkII strings and noodling like something off of Harrison's Wonderwall Music flailing about all through the song. I thought it might have been the Big Band Beat Optigan disc for a nanosecond, but the cool thing about this tune was that you can hear the key attacks loud and clear. Upon doing a little research (the CD's liner notes tell nothing), I gfind out the song was the flip of a single from 1977. It sounded like 1962! I thought I was on to some ancient Chamberlin gem at least. I wonder why the band was called the "Swinging Strings"? Someone trying to pull the wool over our eyes on a technicality?
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Stan Beard & The Swinging Strings "Snowbows"
2003-11-18 by mellotrongirl
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