The Mood Mosaic Vol. 3 "The Sexploitation"
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Various - The Mood Mosaic Vol. 3 "The Sexploitation" (1997) is a compilation album released on Yellowstone Records.
Tracklisting:
- Ingo Kantor Vixen & The Constable
- Jacques Denjean Le Train Fou
- Ray Brown Polo Pony [from The Adventurers]
- Claudia Vita Amame
- Sounds Nice Continental Exchange
- Roland Vincent L.S.D. Partie [from Delphine (film, 1969))
- Ray Brown Comin' And Going ["What Harold wanted me to do was moan. ... On The Adventurers soundtrack my credit reads: “Coming and Going (Vocal Inspiration: Sally Kellerman)." --Stories of a Hollywood Life, Sally Kellerman ]
- De Giafferi Sado Maso
- Big Jim "H" & His Men Of Rhythm* Jungle Fever
- Claudia Vita Dr. No Piano
- Dan Seepers Soul Good Time Woman
- Ray Brown Go Down Dying
- Clay Pitts Caribean Sunrise
- Tony Silvester Pazuzu
- Bobby Forrester Sanford & Sons
- Ernie Wilkins Evil Ways
- Henry Mancini The Streets Of San Francisco
- Quincy Jones Call Me Mr. Tibbs
- André Previn Executive Party
- Jimmy Smith Ruth Down (And Get It)
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