Sound Incorporated / Tarzan / Rigsby Records – RIGCD 7753 / UK Compilation 2007

 

Alan Holmes  Barrie Cameron, David Glyde, John Gillard, , Trevor White , Wes Hunter

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1		Tarzan*
2		Taboo
3		Last Night
4		Mogambo
5		Detroit
6		Justice Neddi
7		Vendetta*
8		Grab This Thing
9		Emily
10		Stop
11		Keep Moving
12		Goldfinger
13		William Tell
14		Batman*
15		Go
16		Sounds Like Locomotion
17		Boil Over
18		My Little Red Book
19		Hall Of The Mountain King
20		Bullets
21		One Mint Julep
22		I'm Coming Through
23		Order Of The Keys
24		On The Rebound
25		Ready Teady
26		Twilight Of An Empire
27		Rinky Dink
28		I'm In Love Again
29		Fingertips
30  31 32		Crane  If We Lived On Top Of A Mountain  Bahama Sound Sounds Incorporated were a saxophone-led instrumental style sextet,  from Dartford, Kent, England. The group formed in 1961 and had their first taste of success  backing Gene Vincent for his UK tour as a replacement for The Blue Caps who had been  denied British work permits. They initially released a single "Mogambo" on the Parlophone  label and later produced three singles on Decca, the last of which "Keep Movin'" was produced by Joe Meek. The group had already made use of the unique sound  of an electronic 'Clavioline' keyboard before this recording and it was an instrument  also adopted by another Meek-produced group, The Tornados. Whilst performing in Hamburg in 1963 Sounds Incorporated gained the attention  of The Beatles and were subsequently signed to NEMS by Brian Epstein.  The group toured with The Beatles as the opening act, including the famous Shea Stadium concert in New York. Sounds Incorporated began releasing singles on the Columbia label, gaining  success in the UK charts. Their third single "William Tell"  reached #2 in the Australian charts in 1964, the same year that the band released  their first eponymous album and became a regular backing group for Cilla Black.  Another album followed, also titled "Sounds Incorporated", on EMI's Studio 2 label in 1966. Sounds Incorporated had shortened their name to "Sounds Inc" by 1967  and Cameron, Holmes and West also featured as the saxophone section  on the track "Good Morning Good Morning" for The Beatles' album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band". The group then left EMI and recorded  the single "How Do You Feel", featuring vocals for the first time, on the Polydor label. Sounds Incorporated began to disintegrate  when Newman departed, performing  with the Jeff Beck Group,  and with Cameron leaving to follow a career in A&R. The group moved to Australia where their popularity was stronger but, after the release of a further LP, Sounds Incorporated finally broke up in 1971.