On Episode 2 of Dumpster Vinyl, Nevine and Logan dive into the history of The Electric Banana, a band of studio musicians who moonlighted for De Wolfe but were actually British pop band The Pretty Things. Songs heard in this podcast: "Sailing" - Robert Hall Productions - Production Music - RH102 "Theme Fanfare" - Robert Hall Productions - Production Music - RH102 "Soul of a City" - Southern Library of Recorded Music - Leonhardt and his Orchestra - Soul of a City - MQLP9004 "Sandy Beach" - De Wolf eMusic - The Coconutters - Johnny Hawksworth's Caribbean Sound - DWLP3115 ALBUM - "Electric Banana w/ Tilsley Orchestra" - Electric Banana - Side A - DWLP3040 A1 Walking Down The Street Written-By – R. C. Taylor*, Phil May, A. E. Waller* A2 If I Needed Somebody Written-By – R. C. Taylor*, Phil May, A. E. Waller* A3 Free Love Written-By – Peter Reno A4 Cause I'm A Man Written-By – Peter Reno A5 Danger Signs Written-By – R. C. Taylor*, Phil May, A. E. Waller* ----------------------- DISCLAIMER: Dumpster Vinyl does not own the copyright on any music used within the podcast. This podcast is not monetized and exists solely to appreciate and learn about the history of Library Music. If a copyright holder wishes to have the music used within the podcasts removed, please reach out and we will be happy to accommodate that request.

Thus begins Logan & Nevine's journey into the world of Library Music. This episode details the story of how we came into possession of 928 Library Music vinyl records. ----------------------- DISCLAIMER: Dumpster Vinyl does not own the copyright on any music used within the podcast. This podcast is not monetized and exists solely to appreciate and learn about the history of Library Music. If a copyright holder wishes to have the music used within the podcasts removed, please reach out and we will be happy to accommodate that request.