The band released the album, Once Upon a Time in 1978.
All the tracks, except for a few vocals on the last track, are instrumentals. 3 of the tracks are strongly inspired by music from other artist: tributes to their art, if you like.
The Once upon a time album opens with a tribute to Ennio Morricone, the track "Morricone" couples the well known "Once upon a time in the west" ( spaghetti western with Henry Fonda,Charles Bronson and Claudia Cardinale ) with " A man and his harmonica " in a danceable style.
"Theme for Black light " is a perfect song to follow this disco mood with a girlie choir and a moviescore treat.
"Fifty eight" is somehow an awkward filler but the "Tribute to Barry " is orchestrated in a way that Mr. White could have composed it himself, including Love Unlimited alike vocals.
"From Genesis to Exodus" could also have been a moviescore - in the same Morricone mood - and the final track "Touch me, take me" is just a little bit sexy because of the uninspired vocals.
Side A
A1. Morricone (L’Homme A L’Harmonica/ Het Gebeurde In Het Westen) - 8:22
A2. Theme For Black Light - 5:40
A3. Fifty Eight - 0:58
Side B
B1. Tribute To Barry - 5:44
B2. From Genesis To Exodus - 5:50
B3. Let’s Try Once Again (Instr.) - 6:27
Companies, etc.
- Produced For – Carrousel Industries Inc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – RCA Records
- Manufactured By – Inelco Nederland B.V.
- Distributed By – Inelco
Credits
- Arranged By, Conductor – Jacques Lafleche
- Cover [Cover Design], Design [Cover Design] – Steven Takach
- Engineer [Recording] – Pete Tessier
- Executive-Producer – Roger E. Belair
- Lacquer Cut By – Aℓ
- Producer – Dominic Sciscente, Michel Daigle
Notes
Release: 1978
Format: LP
Genre: Disco
Label: LARK Records
Catalog# KL-10261
Prijs: €7,99
Vinyl: VG
Cover: VG
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