Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
50 top tracks
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
50 top tracks
Albums
White Goddess
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Strings in Paradise - Summer Lounge with Frank Hunter & His Orchestra
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Easily Stop Time
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Return to Paradise - A History of Exotica
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Space Party Music: Way Out Sounds for Your Space Party
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Music for a Bachelor's Den, Vol. 2: Exotica
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Music for a Bachelor's Den, Volume 2: Exotica
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Paradise Found
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Illinois Street Lounge [SomaFM]
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Exotica
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
L'arlequin De Toledo
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Paradise Found Vol. 1: Rare Exotic Sounds
Frank Hunter And His Orchestra
Biography
"White Goddess" by Frank Hunter from the year 1959 is a perfect example of Exotica crossing over to the Space Age by using new electronic instruments of that time. Chromatic bongos and log drums, the "Buzzimba" and Chinese bells sit with wordless female swoons and Ondioline in a small orchestra and do the job. 8 of the 12 titles are original compositions, and standards like "Poinciana" and "Jungle Drums" add up to a nearly perfect record. That should give you a hint of the quality of this work <...Read more on Last.fm
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"White Goddess" by Frank Hunter from the year 1959 is a perfect example of Exotica crossing over to the Space Age by using new electronic instruments of that time. Chromatic bongos and log drums, the "Buzzimba" and Chinese bells sit with wordless female swoons and Ondioline in a small orchestra and do the job. 8 of the 12 titles are original compositions, and standards like "Poinciana" and "Jungle Drums" add up to a nearly perfect record. That should give you a hint of the quality of this work, which made this record one of the holy grails of Exotica music. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Frank+Hunter+and+His+Orchestra">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
