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Song Cycle isn’t for everyone, but for fans of Van Dyke Parks and those on the periphery who may know and love The Beach Boys and Brian Wilson’s work with Van Dyke, this release is a must. I’ve never heard this album sound so good and this pressing finally does it justice.
25 de ago. de 1997 · Arranged By – Van Dyke Parks ( tracks: 2 to 12) Art Direction – Ed Thrasher. Balalaika – Allan Reuss, Leon Stewart, Nicolai Bolin, Thomas Tedesco *, Vasil Crienica *, William Nadel. Brass – Arthur Briegleb, Richard Hyde *, Richard Perissi, Thomas Shepard *, Vincent De Rosa *. Conductor, Other [Musical Advisor] – Kirby Johnson.
Song Cycle, an Album by Van Dyke Parks. Released in November 1967 on Warner Bros. (catalog no. WS 1727; Vinyl LP). Genres: Baroque Pop, Art Pop, Psychedelic Pop, Progressive Pop. Rated #164 in the best albums of 1967. Featured peformers: Lenny Waronker (producer), Earl Palmer (percussion), Jim Gordon (percussion), Gary Coleman (percussion), Hal Blaine (percussion), Gayle Levant (harp ...
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Van Dyke Parks (born January 3, 1943) is an American musician, songwriter, arranger, and record producer who has composed various film and television soundtracks. He is best known for his 1967 album Song Cycle and for his collaborations with Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys (particularly the album Smile ).
15 de dic. de 2008 · The debut album from songwriter and pianist Van Dyke Parks, Song Cycle first appeared in 1968 on Warner Brothers Records. Its twelve songs led listeners through Joycean wordplay and sound collages to reveal messages of dissent and personal loss, at odds with Parks' buoyant, riotously eclectic music. Monumentally ambitious and equally expensive ...
- Richard Henderson
7 de dic. de 2006 · I once bought a Van Dyke Parks record for £1 on a market stall. Tokyo Rose. Truly the worst record ever made. I think I was done. How he can make that - having already released gems like Song Cycle, Discover America and Clang of The Yankee Reaper (all recommended) - and in later years produce a work like this astonishes me.
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