Genre - Pop, Classical
Midnight String Quartet - Spanish Rhapsodies For Young Lovers (LP) (Very Good (VG))
Midnight String Quartet – Spanish Rhapsodies For Young Lovers
LP, Album | Viva | Canada | 1967
Candlelight in vinyl form — the Midnight String Quartet's silky Latin-pop instrumental style was tailor-made for the late-'60s lounge era, and Spanish Rhapsodies For Young Lovers is a perfect example of the form. Produced by Snuff Garrett and arranged by Glen Hardin, engineered by Henry Lewy, the album glides through twelve classics including The Girl From Ipanema, Guantanamera, Spanish Eyes, Summer Samba, and Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars. Vinyl and sleeve show visible age and handling wear but remain a playable vintage copy. Visual grading only; not play tested.
Condition
- Media: Very Good (VG) — visible age and handling wear; plays with surface noise consistent with the grade
- Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — solid shape with visible wear consistent with age
- Visual grading only; not play tested
Tracklist
Side A
A1. The Lonely Bull (2:37)
A2. Meditation (2:21)
A3. La Paloma (2:25)
A4. Maria Elena (2:19)
A5. Guantanamera (2:25)
A6. Summer Samba (2:00)
Side B
B1. El Relicario (2:19)
B2. Our Day Will Come (2:25)
B3. Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (2:12)
B4. The Girl From Ipanema (2:27)
B5. Cuando Calienta El Sol (Love Me With All Your Heart) (2:11)
B6. Spanish Eyes (2:32)
Credits
Producer: Snuff Garrett
Arranged By: Glen Hardin
Engineer: Henry Lewy
Liner Notes: Gene Price
Design & Photography: Studio Five
Details
- Format: LP, Album
- Label: Viva
- Country: Canada
- Released: 1967
- Weight: 230 g
- Style: Easy Listening, Latin Pop, Lounge
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we're happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
Midnight String Quartet – Spanish Rhapsodies For Young Lovers
LP, Album | Viva | Canada | 1967
Candlelight in vinyl form — the Midnight String Quartet's silky Latin-pop instrumental style was tailor-made for the late-'60s lounge era, and Spanish Rhapsodies For Young Lovers is a perfect example of the form. Produced by Snuff Garrett and arranged by Glen Hardin, engineered by Henry Lewy, the album glides through twelve classics including The Girl From Ipanema, Guantanamera, Spanish Eyes, Summer Samba, and Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars. Vinyl and sleeve show visible age and handling wear but remain a playable vintage copy. Visual grading only; not play tested.
Condition
- Media: Very Good (VG) — visible age and handling wear; plays with surface noise consistent with the grade
- Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — solid shape with visible wear consistent with age
- Visual grading only; not play tested
Tracklist
Side A
A1. The Lonely Bull (2:37)
A2. Meditation (2:21)
A3. La Paloma (2:25)
A4. Maria Elena (2:19)
A5. Guantanamera (2:25)
A6. Summer Samba (2:00)
Side B
B1. El Relicario (2:19)
B2. Our Day Will Come (2:25)
B3. Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (2:12)
B4. The Girl From Ipanema (2:27)
B5. Cuando Calienta El Sol (Love Me With All Your Heart) (2:11)
B6. Spanish Eyes (2:32)
Credits
Producer: Snuff Garrett
Arranged By: Glen Hardin
Engineer: Henry Lewy
Liner Notes: Gene Price
Design & Photography: Studio Five
Details
- Format: LP, Album
- Label: Viva
- Country: Canada
- Released: 1967
- Weight: 230 g
- Style: Easy Listening, Latin Pop, Lounge
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we're happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
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