Percussion In Colour - Frank Barber Percussion Ensemble Used Vinyl LP Record

Frank Barber’s 1968 "Percussion In Colour" is the kind of record that makes your speakers feel slightly smug. It’s that mid-century moment when stereo was new, engineers were showing off, and every conga hit and shimmering cymbal was placed with almost obsessive care. This Columbia LP in Very Good Minus condition still plays with plenty of punch and only light wear, while the sleeve, also Very Good Minus, shows honest age rather than abuse—more ‘well-shelved hi-fi classic’ than attic rescue. What makes it special is the way the ensemble paints with rhythm instead of melody: drums, shakers, mallets and odd little sound effects building a colourful, almost cinematic soundstage. Put it on and the room suddenly feels like a vintage demo lounge, walnut cabinets and glowing tubes included. If you’re into percussion-forward records, stereo showcase albums, or just love that late-60s studio sheen, this one earns its place in the front row of your rack. Buy Percussion In Colour vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today! TRACKLIST A1 - Tijuana Taxi () A2 - Somethin' Stupid () A3 - Sweet Pussycat () A4 - Way Out In 3 () A54 - Fuji-San () A6 - Mambo Jambo () B1 - How Insensitive () B2 - Flag Day () B3 - These Boots Are Made For Walkin' () B4 - Bach 'N Bongos () B5 - The Shadow Of Your Smile (Love Theme From "The Sandpiper") () B6 - Dance On ()