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Cecil Leuter – Pop Electronique (1969)

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cecil leuter -- tender notions

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#1482

Cécil Leuter - Raving Waves

“Altitude 3000″, 1985

Smooth waves

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# 3,803

Chappell / TVMusic label jacket (1969-1972)

Four instances of the Chappell label pressing this flower sleeve for its TVMusic division, all featuring the works of Georges Teperino and Cecil Leuter.

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Song: Cafard (aka Blues for You)

Composer: Philippe Parès (aka Gabriel Parès)

Record Label: A Sam Fox Production SF1012

Released: 1966

Location: Gomorrah casino, Mysterious broadcast

Once again Mr. Sam Fox (or Synchro Fox) brings us another mystery, the same label that brought you “Stars and Teardrops” aka “Joe Cool”.

Also as a side note though “Cafard” literally translates to “cockroach”, it’s likely that the title is referring to the French idiomatic expression “avoir le cafard” or “to have the blues” which dovetails neatly into the alternate title, “Blues for You”. 

Although this instrumental is not broadcast on the main three radio stations in New Vegas, it is heard in the Gomorrah casino as the lobby music. Later, it can be heard on the Mysterious Broadcast inviting you to the Big MT.

Unfortunately, unlike Fallout 3′s end credits, Fallout: New Vegas’ end credits feature the licensed music from the standard record labels, but omits all of the radio tunes from APM including the instrumentals save for a brief mention of  “Additional Music Courtesy of APM Music”.

As is the case with library music, finding artist and recording information is extremely difficult as these songs were never meant to be sold to the public, instead being exclusively used for the film and TV industry. What follows is an attempt to extricate this information.

Note: Library music is typically identified by composer or emotion. Very little can be confirmed about the musicians who performed on the recording.

So let us focus on what is known, starting with the full track list:

Side A

1. Global Hop (G. Wright Briggs) 2. Ephesus - Theme (Robert R. Way) 3. Ephesus - Bridge #1 (Robert R. Way) 4. Ephesus - Bridge #2 (Robert R. Way) 5. Ephesus - Bridge #3 (Robert R. Way) 6. Ephesus - Bridge #4 (Robert R. Way) 7. Ephesus - Bridge #5 (Robert R. Way) 8. Ephesus - Curtain (Robert R. Way) 9. Caudia - Theme (Robert R. Way) 10. Pegasus - Theme (long) (Robert R. Way) 11. Pegasus - Theme (short) (Robert R. Way) 12. Pegasus - Bridge #1 (Robert R. Way) 13. Pegasus - Bridge #2 (Robert R. Way) 14. Balua (Roger Roger) 15. Song of the Trade Winds (Roger Roger) 16. Bits and Pieces (Openings, Bridges, Endings) (Roger Roger) 17. Love Me (Roger Roger) 18. Memories of Barbara (Roger Roger) 19. Tropics (Roger Roger)

Side B

1. Tour for Swingers (Loren Wilfong) 2. Whooping and Hollering (Loren Wilfong) 3. Slim (Cecil Leuter) 4. Reveil (Nino Nardini) 5. Cafard (Ph. Pares) 6. Lunatic (Soulful) Trumpet (Jim Wakerfield) 7. Polly (J.S.  Zamecnik) 8. Heart Beats (Walter E. Miles)     Winter Tales (Czibulka - Lamont)     The Man on the Flying Trapeze (Honky Tonk Piano Medley) (arr. Victor Lamont) 9. Monte Carlo Polka (Ph. Pares) 10. Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-Der-Ei (March 1900) (Ph. Pares)

About the composer

Left: Gabriel Parès (père) - postcard and record label, ca. 1910s Right: Philippe Parès (fils) - EP album covers, ca. 1950s

As expected with library music, this track has been miscredited. The CD reissue lists the composer as Gabriel Parès while the record credits Philippe Parès. To confuse the issue further, they are father and son. 

Gabriel Parès lived from 1860-1934, slightly before when this track was pressed in 1966. Gabriel was primarily known for his marching band music as captain of the Garde Républicaine. His son, Philippe Parès was known for his work with collaborator George Van Parys in musical theater and jazz which better aligns with the 1966 date of this track. 

Both father and son were dedicated to music theory ranging from the Parès scales to the books Qui est l'auteur de la Marseillaise? and Histoire du droit de reproduction mécanique.

The 1978 book 33 tours en arrière et notes en vrac (Before 33 RPM and Loose Notes), serves as Philippe’s memoir regarding the music of his father, pre-war,  Occupation, and post-war music from 1923-1962. Philippe would also pass the following year in 1979.

About the recording

As noted above, the original title “Cafard” is likely linked to the French idiom “avoir le cafard” which ties into the CD reissue’s title of “Blues for You”. 

As for the miscredited composer, aside from the father/son confusion, Philippe’s full name is “Philippe Gabriel Hippolyte Emmanuel Parès”. The middle name of “Gabriel” probably didn’t help identification matters much. 

Similar to Stars and Teardrops/Joe Cool, “Cafard” aka “Blues for You” was reissued on the same Carlin Archives CD Jazzy Vibes, CAS 019, previously under APM, now under Warner/Chappell.

Along with the miscrediting of Philippe Parès as Gabriel Parès, track number 20 picked up the two similar descriptions between the Carlin Archives Series and the CPM issues. 

“Slow relaxed blues features saxophone electric guitar”

“Slow relaxed blues features electric guitar vibes saxophone trumpet”

There aren’t any entries in BMI, but ASCAP has the song registered under “Cafard” composed by Philippe Parès, not under “Blues for You”. 

As for dating the track, again the process is similar to “Stars and Teardrops”. 

The small R in the dead wax stands for the RCA Pressing plant in Rockaway, New Jersey which ceased operations in 1973.

The etched matrix number is TR4M. However, RCA adopted a custom of switching the 2nd and 3rd characters of the matrix numbers every 10,000 numbers every year. So the matrix number should actually read “T4RM”.

In short the matrix numbers stand for:

T = 1966

4 = Re-recorded from client’s furnished tapes

R = 12" - 33⅓ RPM

M = Mono (Fine)

Alas, the record label still provides no clues for the performers on the tracks. What remains are the composers’ credits.

Listen to “Stars and Teardrops” aka “Joe Cool” also on Sam Fox here.

Find more library music tracks used in Fallout here.

[steamedtangerine]

Cecil Leuter - Tender Notions

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Various: Willkommen Im Weltraum

Limited Edition, silkscreen cover

Weltraum Disk 02

Released: 2010

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Cecil Leuter - Altitude 3000

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https://www.mixcloud.com/madly_paranoise/madly_613/

Tracklist :

01 Cecil Leuter - Tropical Haze

02 Gangpol und Mit - bite a chicken

03 Dices + AEM Rhythm Cascade – Green Diver

04 Ahnnu - Solo

05 ULTRA -液体 DREAMS

06 Mndsgn - Alluptoyou

07 Syd – Smile More

08 Isaiah Rashad & Rob December - HiiMix2

09 Black Milk & Nat Turner – The Rebel

10 DJ Spinna - Heaven

11 Frank Nitt – Where Ya Goin

12 Oh No – Get Away ft. Aloe Blacc

13 Jaylib – Track 45

14 Danny Boy – Diskomix (Disco Version)

15 Royal X - Drive Thru ft. Brndn (idntrmmbr.��)

16 Henry Wu – R6 Interlude

17 Henry Wu – Boards and Skins

18 Sivey - Ascension

19 Wodoo Wolcan - Enlightenment

20 Frank Chickens – Japanese Girl

21 All these Fingers – Purple Cloud

22 Jay Curry - Flossin

23 Erotnas – us??

24 Erotnas – (no) limit

25 Delroy Edwards – Busta Free

26 Vivians – Take it slow feat. Nanna B

27 Devonwho - Caramelo

28 Howie Lee - Someone

29 DKVPZ – Bonde do Neo Soul

30 Akufen – Death of a Mascot

31 Frits Wentink – The Circus

32 Marvis Dee - Mooner

33 TMCT – Doingood ft. Uplift

34 Black Milk & Nat Turner – The Knock

35 Unknown artist – Along the Coast

36 Fitz Ambro$e - $~tnsion

37 TMCT – Phattyjo

38 Andres - - El Ritmo De Mi Gente (feat. Lady)

39 Evan A. James – Tumble

40 Unknown artist - Float ( Slowed Up Action )

41 Hype Williams – The Throning

42 Al Dobson Jr – Grenada Special

43 Don Papa – Done

44 Carlos Nino & Friends – Jupiter Sings ft Iasos

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T E R M 2 V I D 6

I created a set for this piece of filming, again with a nonchalant approach, indulging in the overall qwerk of the inaccuracies. I filmed its entirety on the camcorder. Exploring aspects of play and abstract ambigious narrative. Theatrical face make up inspired by Leigh Bowery. 

(edited in Imovie)

soundtrack- Cecil Leuter, Altitude 3000 

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Cecil Leuter

Pop Electronique No. 6

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T E R M 2 V I D 4 

The intial clip is of a painting i recorded myself doing, i then layered it over some footage i had taken on the camcorder and used the green screen settings to create this visual. 

(edited on Imovie)

soundtrack- Cecil Leuter, Altitude 3000

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Peter Bonello / Cecil Leuter ‎– Electronic Tricks

Label: L'Illustration Musicale ‎

Country: France

Released: 1976

Genre: Electronic

Style: Abstract, Experimental

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Cecil Leuter (Roger Roger) - Pop Electronique No. 2

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cecil leuter -- raving waves