Label: Polydor

Catalog#: 249188

Format: LP Album

Country: Germany

Released: 1967

Style: Sound-music

Audio: Vinyl-rip, mp3 cbr-256

Size: 59,8









Review:

We are only just starting to scratch the surface of his output, and Lord knows it isn't easy to track down outside of Germany, but the few bits we have so far located seem to be an ample illustration of this is. At first sight 'Dancing Ninotschka' (Polydor, 1967) looks like the sort of cack-handed nationality-themed effort that our friend Mr. Last was so very fond of, but unlike dear Hansi, Mr. Thomas comes up with the cheesy goods! There are at least two right belters on here; first off a wonderfully cheeky take on the most hackneyed of Russian themes on 'My Sister The Naughty Girl Kalinka' that you will immediately piss your pants over. If that were not enough, the cracking breakbeat intro to 'Moskau-Moskwa-Mitternacht' will do the trick! Oh, and the track is a real Hammond stomper too! Not bad at all eh?







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