The Billy Strange Orchestra & The Berlin Symphony Nocturne Permission porno psych soundtrack
A Californian by birth, the late great William Everett “Billy” Strange was a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and actor. He was also a session musician with the famed Wrecking Crew. Along with Mac Davis, he co-wrote several hit songs for Elvis Presley, including “A Little Less Conversation”; he recorded many cover versions of James Bond movie themes for GNP Crescendo Records and provided the instrumental backing and arrangement for Nancy Sinatra’s non-soundtrack version of “You Only Live Twice” as well as Nancy and Frank Sinatra’s “Somethin’ Stupid”.
Strange played guitar on numerous Beach Boys hits, including “Sloop John B” and the Pet Sounds album. He also played guitar for Nancy Sinatra, Jan & Dean, The Ventures, Willie Nelson, The Everly Brothers, Wanda Jackson, Randy Newman, and Nat King Cole, among others. One of his most famous performances is on Nancy Sinatra’s version of “Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)”, best known nowadays following its appearance in Tarantino’s KILL BILL.
Strange arranged and conducted all of Nancy Sinatra’s Reprise albums as well as Nancy Sinatra’s and Lee Hazlewood’s 1972 RCA Records release, Nancy & Lee Again.
He also did loads of soundtrack work and played themes for such TV shows as “The Munsters” (1964), “Batman” (1966) and “Have Gun - Will Travel” (1957). He is also the guitarist heard on the theme to “The Munsters”!! Dude!
To get into this truly sick and marvellous recording: Strange composed and conducted the Berlin Symphony Orchestra on this bizarre soundtrack, released on Tower in 1969, to the American International movie about the life of the Marquis De Sade.
NOCTURNE PERMISSION features odd echoing female voices and plenty of percussion with whirling wah guitar. An intense psychedelic beat experience!
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