10 Vinyl Records Big Band Cavalcade Concert, The Funny Side Of The Smothers Brothers, And More

This lot offers a dynamic blend of big band, comedy, classic pop, musical theater, and opera. Big Band Cavalcade Concert features the energy and excitement of classic big band jazz, with vibrant brass and swing arrangements that transport listeners to the golden age of jazz. The Funny Side of The Smothers Brothers is a humorous collection from the iconic comedy duo, delivering wit and satire that defined their popular TV show in the 60s and 70s. Having a Ball with The Three Suns brings a delightful mix of easy listening and jazz, featuring the trio’s smooth arrangements and playful charm. More Encore of Golden Hits by The Platters showcases timeless doo-wop and pop classics from one of the era’s most beloved vocal groups, including iconic tracks like Only You and The Great Pretender. The Mystic Mood Erogenous offers an intriguing blend of instrumental moods and sultry, ambient sounds, ideal for creating a relaxed and romantic atmosphere. Atlanta Blue by The Statlers introduces a blend of country and gospel, full of harmonies and heartfelt storytelling. Cats is the iconic Broadway musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, bringing the magic of the theater to your turntable with its unforgettable songs like Memory. Where There's Smoke There's Fire by Buckwheat is a fun, funky collection that likely mixes R&B, soul, and blues influences. Verdi’s Don Carlo is a magnificent opera performance, filled with passionate arias and dramatic orchestral moments. Sweet Ride by Southroad Connection brings a 70s rock vibe, blending smooth melodies with uplifting rhythms. The "and more" adds even more surprises, rounding out this collection with a rich array of genres, making it perfect for collectors of big band, musical theater, opera, country, and beyond.

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Londonderry, NH 03053

When to Pickup

Sunday, 11/24, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Monday, 11/25, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

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