Wilson Chance - The Sound of Danger
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Wilson Chance: The Sound of Danger is a new kind of soundtrack...or is it? A collaborative effort with 5 instrumental artists working together toward a common goal. Hand selected by filmmakers Jeffrey and George Bunzendahl to achieve the right aural texture for their film, and further exploited by Hammondbeat's creative director Kahlil Breithaupt to deliver a unique sidebar that at once stands on its own as a groovy 6Ts-ish instrumental compilation as well as being a cohesive filmic tale of espionage, action, danger, and what everyone needs...sex.
The Sound of Danger divides into several combinations, but most obviously there is the spy-surf stylings of The Special Agents (UK) and The Men From S.P.E.C.T.R.E. (Switzerland) along with a contemporary dose from 007 guitar legend Vic Flick...yes, THE James Bond Theme! In equal measure there are the heavy Hammond organ spy-beat grooves from THE definitive Italiano bands The Link Quartet (Piacenza) and Mike Painter & The Family Shakers (Milano). The Sound of Danger also delivers a 3-act film structure that fluidly moves from scene-to-scene with a dash of dialogue here and action effects there, but not in a gimmicky way and never at the expense of the music. You will undoubtedly find your own ways of defining the album's structure too, and how many different ways you can resequence and edit it for different listening scenarios!
The relationship between the music and Wilson Chance began with Vic Flick signing on to provide the score to the film. It is both 6T's familiar and topically modern, adding electronics to the mix, while preserving that distinctive Flick guitar style. Hammondbeat soon joined the party with the addition of The Link Quartet and 5 songs from the 2002 release "BEAT.IT" (also available at CDBaby...hint, hint!), and introductions went out to The Special Agents, The Men From S.P.E.C.T.R.E., and a bit later Mike Painter & The Family Shakers (also available at CDBaby!!), all of whom contributed tracks from their recent albums to the film.
While that was churning away in the director's editing bay of his studio, we all got a little anxious to make something happen sooner than later, and an album - this album - started to take shape, but rather than recycle the same songs previously released on CD, a brand new score was the thing the fans would want and from that a new story too. Part 3Ts detective radio drama and part 6Ts swinging London, this album represents 1/2 of the tale. The full audio drama featuring the cast of Wilson Chance is soon for this world, and twists and turns the music in yet another whole new way.
The Sound of Danger is 70 minutes of audio overload, and features previously unreleased music from todays best Hammond organ bands:
The Link Quartet: "The Sound of Danger", "Greased On Delta Street", "Souvenir de Macon", and "Deliquesced by Devonshire"
The Special Agents: "A Spy In The Ointment", "Tinker Tailor Surfer Spy", "The Lunar Sea (part 2)", and "Wilson Chance Theme" (composed by Vic Flick)
The Men From S.P.E.C.T.R.E.: "Last Chance", "Krambambuli '67", and "Targets"
Mike Painter & The Family Shakers: "Chasin' Chance", "Soul Hunter", and "Kitty's Rendezvous"
Plus a very special guest appearance by The Yards with a tune ("Munchimoo Boogaloo") that will blow the lid off any prior notions you may have had, and of course songs and elements from Vic's score both straight-up and on-the-rocks tie the whole thing together.
Find out much more at:
www.hammondbeat.com
www.wilsonchance.com
www.linkquartet.com
www.mikepainter.net/
www.men-from-spectre.org/
www.thespecialagents.co.uk
www.vicflick.com
www.theyards.net
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THE HAMMONDBEAT CATALOG
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HBR008 "The Erotic Cakes of Stoned Soul Picnic" [Oct 2006]
HBR007 Phat Fred "Don't Spoil The Soup!" [Oct 2006]
HBR006 The Link Quartet "Evolution" [Oct 2006]
HBR005 The Yards "Wit"
HBR004 The Special Agents "Bulletproof Beat"
HBR003 The Link Quartet "Italian Playboys"
HBR002 various artist "Wilson Chance: The Sound of Danger"
HBR001 The Link Quartet "Beat.It"
HBL006 The Dansettes "Boomerang" [EP] [Aug 2006]
HBL005 The Link Quartet "Decade" [EP] [Aug 2006]
HBL004 Baron Samedi E.S.Q. "Feed A Fever"
HBL003 Screamin' Retro "Scream On!" [mini album]
HBL002 Fil Lorenz Soul-tet "Stinky Stinky" [EP]
HBL001 The Dansettes "Oh My!" [EP]
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A highly innovative album from a fictitious film
author: Steven Kilbey
Stumbled across this little gem while surfing the web. I must say that the sounds are a throw back to the fun spirited times of the 60's. The Sound Of Danger has that high energy, funk/jazz sensation comperable to music of an era past. The psudo soundtrack image pays homage to many of the spy and espionage films of that time. Musicians like Vic Flick aid in sustaining the highest quality standards in the traditional spy sound. All-in-all, this is a fun and energetic album worth checking out.
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Quite clearly an essential release
author: Martin for Soul Generation
Just what the doctor ordered - a heavyweight selection of acts those nice people over at Hammondbeat have pulled together from around the globe to create this - the soundtrack to the forthcoming film Wilson Chance. At times sounding like the most devastatingly good library music you'll never get your hands on (check out "Greased On Delta Street" by Italy's The Link Quartet) and at other times leave you wondering why John Barry never thought of that. The soundtrack features the legend that is Vic Flick - no seriously it does! And yes he's still got it (check out "The Wilson Chance Theme" by The Special Agents feat. the great man himself). Quite clearly an essential release upon listening, showcasing some of the 'Hammond Groove' scenes most creative and musically adventurous ensembles. Acts include: The Link Quartet from Italy, The Men From S.P.E.C.T.R.E. from Switzerland, Mike Painter And The Family Shakers from Italy, The Special Agents from the UK, The Yards from the USA and Vic Flick (The original 007 guitarist) from the USA.
Drenched in 6T's spy-fi and exotica with that glorious Hammond organ sound featuring heavily. Standout tracks other than the two previously listed have to be "Munchimoo boogaloo (Tiki Torcher Mix)" by the Yards - a frollocking Tiki tinged affair that will get you reaching for your cocktail shaker, "Chasin' Chance" by Mike Painter will get you revvin' that Barracuda up if car chase themes are your thing and this one is one of the better ones i've heard, blistering stuff! And if the funk purists are thinking "why am I still reading this?" then perhaps I should mention The Men From S.P.E.C.T.R.E's wonderful "How Good Is Good" style frenzied workout on the B3 "Krambamuli '67".
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IMPECCABLY PRESENTED SOUNDTRACK
author: Nick Churchill - Daily Echo [UK]
Impeccably presented virtual movie/radio play soundtrack from the umbrella under which all manner of spy-minded groove machines lurk, caressing their mighty Hammond B-3 organs.
The names of the acts (Link Quartet, Vic Flick, Men from S.P.E.C.T.R.E., Special Agents, The Yards, Mike Painter) are only surpassed by the track listing (Greased on Delta Street, A Spy in the Ointment, Tinker Tailor Surfer Spy, Copacabinsky). And the singers...? What singers? Hell, vocals are for squares, daddio! Just ask John Barry, he knows.
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Affectionate homage to the golden age of slick secret agents
author: Pete Mella (Sandman, UK)
A mix of surfbeat, jazz, wah wah guitar and a bit of mambo, all effortlessly evoking every spy film you've ever seen. Flick even brings in a big spoof Bond theme at the end, complete with a Bassey-like vocalist. This rises above being a mere Austin Powers-style mishmash of 60s and 70s spy cliches. It's the sound of a group of artists creating an affectionate homage to the golden age of slick secret agents and cooler than cool soundtracks.
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