Remember these forgotten instrumentals which some,(not all)DJ's on some(but not all)oldies radio stations have ignored?1)1966's "The Phoenix Love Theme (Senza Fine)#32-by the Brass Ring 2)the follow-up to the above,1967's " The Dis-Advantages of You"(same melody as a Benson &Hedges 100's cigarette jingle-I do NOT smoke,by the way -#37)by the Brass Ring ,3)1968's "Soul Coaxing"(aka Ame Caline)#37 by Raymond Lefevre 3)1959's "Quiet Village"by Martin Denny (#4)and 4-1966's "Summer Samba"(aka "So Nice")by the late organist Walter Wanderley(#26)?One question:Why do DJ's(some DJ's at least,)play instrumentals only when they have breaks and then talk over them?

And how about this one-1961's "One Mint Julep"(#8),by the late,great Ray Charles.(Yes,THE Ray Charles-the ONLY time he's heard is when he sings "And Just a little bit of soul")

And how about this one?:Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass' "The Mexican Shuffle?"(This was used in a 1960's Clark Teaberry Gum commercial and was called in that commercial "The Teaberry Shuffle")I think it was either 1966 or 1967.

Hey Rrenzy, spacing and punctuation are your friends. No offesne but your posts are sometimes hard to read.

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