Percussion Spectrum (Themes)

Description

Originally released in 1979, Percussion Spectrum was produced by legendary percussionists Barry Morgan and Ray Cooper. With rhythms drawing from diverse styles, from funk to soul and jazz to Latin, Brazilian, samba and Afro-Cuban, it is an incredible source of samples filled with drum breaks and percussion bursts. It is no surprise that it is one of the most sought-after recordings in the catalog. This library music LP is a library in itself, with its mix of short themes, simple tempos, short breaks, and a few longer, more fully formed tracks. Percussion Spectrum is a joyful collection of sounds, as bright, radiant, and downright funky as the vibrant cover. The Themes series is known for each record having its own particularly striking sleeve, which was unusual for library music records at the time, and the multicolored drumsticks of Percussion Spectrum make it one of the most eye-catching.