
The Brass Ring was a New York City-based, Herb Alpert-esque outfit from the '60s, led by reed player Phil Bodner. The group specialized in a short-lived musical style called "the Now Sound," which was largely instrumental and possessed a looser rhythm than Alpert's trademark style. The Brass Ring scored several minor hits in the '60s, their best-known being "The Love Theme from the Flight of the Phoenix," while another of their songs, "The Dis-Advantages of You," was used in a series of TV commercials for Benson and Hedges cigarettes.
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Samba De Orfeo
Love Theme From "The Flight Of The Phoenix"
Love Theme (from "The Flight Of The Phoenix")
The Shadow Of Your Smile
Lara's Theme
The Dis-Advantages Of You
Anna
Patricia
Theme From "A Summer Place"
California Dreamin'
Yellow Days
Theme From "Born Free"
The Girl From Ipanema
Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf
Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White
Little Sea Shells
This Guy's In Love With You
Moon River
The Odd Couple
Granada
Moment To Moment
Tara's Theme
My Foolish Heart
Guantanamera
Gazpacho
Secret Love
Adoro (Don't Tempt Me)
Dear John
Unchained Melody
The Look Of Love
Sunny
Music To Watch Girls By
Lapland
Like A Breath Of Spring
Mrs. Robinson
Amanha (Tomorrow)
Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
Uncle Jose
Yours
Sugar Loaf
Laura
Bahama Shuffle
Georgy Girl
Do You Know The Way To San Jose
This Afternoon I Saw It Rain
Carrot Top
Love In The Open Air
I Will Wait For You
The Now Sound
The Dating Game
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