Ferrante and Teicher
  "Soundproof " 
The Sound of Tomorrow Today!

Side One: 1/ What is this thing called love? 
2/ El Cumbanchero 
3/ Greensleeves 
4/ Mississippi Boogie
5/ Mermaid Waltz 
6/ Man from Mars 

Side Two: 1/ Baia 
2/ Breeze and I 
3/ Someone to watch over me 
4/ African Echoes 
5/ Dark Eyes 
6/ Lover 

If you dont have the finest high quality audio equipment, don't bother to play this record.
     For here Arthur Ferrante and Louis Teicher present some of the most unusual,
   massive, and bafflebusting arrangements ever recorded.
    In fact it is absolutely the last word in effects recording,
   utilizing two "Gimmicked" Steinway Grands,
multi channel, five track stereophonic recording coupled 
with the most unusual electronic effects you have ever heard. 
Released in 1956 on the Westminster label Wp 6014

 
 
 
 
 

Ferrante and Teicher 
"Soundblast "
The Sound of Tomorrow Today !

Side One: 1/ Peg-leg Meringue 
2/ Brazil 
3/ Poinciana 
4/ Mama yo Quero 
5/ Orchids in the Moonlight 
6/ Cumana 

Side Two: 1/ Tico-Tico 
2/ Frenesi 
3/ Mexican Hat Dance 
4/ Siboney 
5/ Loose Ends Meringue 
6/ La Cucaracha 

When Westminster label decided to record a Soundblast album the idea of using 
 artificial sound effects equipment for such recording was not even considered.
No, it didn't have to be, for in "Ferrante and Teicher" Westminster's engineers
  knew that they had a solution to creating ideal music for the world
 of Science-fiction with conventional musical instruments.
  Two grand pianos handled in most extraordinary fashion, 
   with a bit of wood or rubber, hands or elbows in the right
   spot at the right time, Ferrante and Teicher make their 
 pianos bring the world of space to you.
Released in 1956 on the Westminster label Wp 6041