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FAVE INSTRUMENTALS /SONGS W/O VOCALS

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Harlem Nocturne...
The Flight of the Bumble Bee
Stars and Stripes Forever
Nut Cracker Suite...
Spanish Flea, Herb Alpert
Benny Hill theme...
Winchester Cathedral
Baby Elephant Walk, Mancini
The Fishing Hole, Andy Griffith
The Mexican Hat Dance..
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The metal work of CROW'SCLAW and Demetori. I also like Yuki Kajiura's work, especially her work on the Madoka Magica series.
Oh, and the guitar work of Agustin Barrios.
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Theres several for me.

Walk Dont Run - The Ventures
Peter Gunn Theme- Henri Mancini
Theme from M Squad - Count Basie
Theme from Man With The Golden Arm - Elmer Bernstein
The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise - Jack Teagarden
Malaguena - Dick Dale
And Then There Were Drums - Sandy Nelson
Flight Of The Bumblebee - Harry James
Nightmare and Deserted Farm - Artie Shaw
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Your hand in Mine- Explosions in the Sky
Aurora Borealis- Pelican
Letters to the Metro- Mogwai
Fawn- Tom Waits
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Have to add Rumble by Link Wray and the Wray-Men.
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Every song by Trace Bundy is the best song I've ever heard. Look him up. That man makes his guitar come alive.
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B.H., love the peter gunn theme !
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I do too. That whole album is great. Remember Baby Elephant Walk? That was another Mancini song from Hatari.
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For me, Mancini is a genius!...remember Exodus? one of my fave books and movie............it STILL makes me tear up...
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I used to have that album. It was a dandy, thats for sure.

Lately Ive been listening to 50's and 60's guitar instrumentals. Link Wray, Dick Dale and the Del-Tones, The Astronauts, The Darts, The De-Fenders, Deuce Coupes, Ventures, etc. Brings back some memories. I had an old girl friend who was really into that stuff. She had stacks of those records, she would call me and say Ive got the latest record by The Frantics or some other group, you gotta hear it. Fun times.
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Autumn Dance......Alexandru Grigoriev...
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One of my favorites, Scotch On The Rocks by The Black Watch Band.
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Bet you like this one B.H., Herb Alpert and his Tiajuana Brass Band........" The Lonely Bull "
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Yeah, that was a good one. Ive cot a CD of it by The Ventures. Another one from that era was Mexico by Bob Moore.

Being from New York, do you remember Manhattan Spirtual by Reg Owen? That was a favorite of mine.
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Moonlight Sonata
Fur Lise
And the instrumental of While MY Guitar Gently Weeps.
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