Let's Put Out The Lights And Go To Sleep / Lullaby Of The Leaves
Acker Bilk, Bent Fabric, The Leon Young String Chorale
- Genre
- Pop
- Label
- Columbia
- Format
- single
- Country
- Netherlands
Why it matters
This 1965 Columbia release showcases the stylistic overlap between jazz clarinetist Acker Bilk and pianist Bent Fabric, both of whom achieved significant mid-century popularity with their distinct melodic approaches. Featuring arrangements by The Leon Young String Chorale, this record is a quintessential example of the easy-listening orchestral pop that dominated the era's airwaves. It remains a notable archival piece for collectors interested in the crossover appeal of European instrumentalists during the mid-sixties.
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