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simple, David Valdes - legend, Jimi Hendrix - Spanish Castle magic (no lyrics version)
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I think Rocket has a point there. The Munster's Theme was awesome. I loved Herman's car too.
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Where is the ACC instrumental? Is there an official one? I didn't see it listed in any of the ACC discographies on alizee-fanpage.com.
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The Rippingtons ... "Weekend In Monaco".
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only ACC instrumental i know is by moco.
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Concerto for Flute and Harp (#1), Paris, 1778.

Most fantastic instrumental ever written.

Distant 2nd: Chuck Mangione "Feels so Good"...

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Not to "quibble with your kibbles" but that isn't a full song.......

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Concerto for Flute and Harp (#1), Paris, 1778.

Most fantastic instrumental ever written.

Distant 2nd: Chuck Mangione "Feels so Good"...
Well, Ed, you got me thinking classical (since this was the first post I saw of this thread) and what immediately came to mind was Sidi Brahim (though I had to look up the name) from The John Renbourn Group's album The Enchanted Garden. They are a classic British Folk band (or were), but this song has a different sound - flute, harp, tabla drums, guitar.... Though, I really like a lot of their stuff. Listen to Jacqui McShee sing. She has such a wonderful voice. Wow. I haven't listened to that stuff in a long time, probably because I only have (had) it on LP and don't have a functional record player.
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Growing up - anything Tangerine Dream or Kraftwerk.
But, I like a lot of what everybody else posted too.
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