Seeburg 1000 Background Mood Music Library M5A Place In Use 7-1-1965 16 2/3 RPM Record- Full
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2017
- A fantastic set of Seeburg 1000 background tracks, this video contains a complete side of one of the discs in the amazing Seeburg Background music series.
Just skip to 0:11 to get straight to the music.
Seeburg put out a background music system starting in 1959, and it went clear to 1986, issuing thing special background recordings on nine-inch, 16 2/3 rpm records, with a two-inch center spindle hole. They were designed to be played on a special record player that could hold 25 records and play both sides of the record, rotating through them in a cycle; the idea was that you would have heard 1000 tunes by the time the whole stack completed.... which the average side is about 40 minutes long, so 80 minutes a record, times that by 25.... that is more than enough to go the entire day and then some without hearing a single repeat. They were issued as a subscription, and all of them were supposed to be returned to Seeburg to be destroyed after they were rotated out... yet a lot of them still made it to the present (akin to all those V-DIscs in WW2 that were not supposed to last past that conflict but are still around as a hot collector's item). You can expect to pay around 10 dollars per disk if you wish to own one of these records these days.
There was a set of "series" that offered the subscriber various "flavors" of music. The Mood series was made for restaurants and upscale establishments; it was as lush and posh as possible. The Basic series was a little more upbeat but mostly the same, made for shopping malls and supermarkets..... The Industrial series was made for factories, and are very upbeat and rather varied, by the 1970's we have Disco in this series...
Other series were developed for the "private" market, like the Encore series (Jazz-based, very classy), the Penthouse series, and all sorts.
Eventually, the old record-based system failed to be competitive with tape-based systems, and they eventually took over. Now we just have pop music being passed off as background music now when we go shopping.
Feel free to ID the tracks, and do know that I did clean up the audio with denoise and click repair, so what artifacts from the record the audio comes from are very few and far between.
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With tons of dust and cobwebs hiding them.
Love Seeburg music, Wished shopping malls and offices still play this Music then crappy stuff on the radio.
I could listen to this stuff all day. The arrangements are beautiful. The songs are not repetitious. It's lovely music.
And I'm not some old fart. I normally listen to progressive rock, jazz and even some metal, and there's tons of great stuff coming out now that I like. But there's nothing from before about the late 70s that I don't like. Popular music was still quite good through about the early 90s and then it started going downhill.
Be happy it is in the past, you would get sick of it if it was all over now
If I had a store, I would use this as background music
I would shop there.
please have a store
please
Original lofi...
The first song is "Somewhere" from West Side Story.
Thanks
Thank you for going to all this trouble to make these classic recordings available to everyone. :)
Super songs. I Love the old time , wholesome feel to it all. I sure miss those days.
Glad you appreciate it.
the type of music I was waiting for: muzak, especially this.
Have you heard of vaporwave?
@@TheWorldOfBudgetVinylRecords of course! I'm listening to vaporwave since 2016! I have discovered so many songs and subgenders of it. Even today I love it.
Thank you so much for uploading this and providing the information. This is the kind of forgotten music I want to discover.
Thanks
13:34 - "Speak Low" from One Touch of Venus
Note: This also appears on B20B from 10-1-61 after the rendition of "From This Moment On" by Cole Porter as well as the last track on side A of record 1 of the promotional LP set.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
@@TheWorldOfBudgetVinylRecords Anytime!
Dreaming and reminiscing about memorable times...
I wish I could reminisce, so I can only dream of those times
Reminds me of the radio in my grandfather's dark cigar-smelly den. I never knew what he did in there.
Is it a repressed memory from horrific experiences?
Thanks for sharing your memories
I love your channel. What a nice respite and pleasure to have access to this music. Thank you ❤️
I am glad to hear that from you.
So beautiful melodies...it is the typical music of old romantic movies with elegant,refined actresses and charming gentlemen..."...will you marry me,darling?"…a sweet,passionate kiss...and "the end ". Awww....
Thanks for sharing your insight
i gree !!! 💞
Nice :)
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Fantastic!
This beautiful music is pure talent style class and elegance Love it what more can I say
@@pjmccabe5923 Obviously, you have impeccable taste in music!
Glad you appreciate it
This is so wonderful. Thank you for bringing back this music. It has been far too long gone from me.
I'm glad you appreciate it!
5:33 I Hadn't Anyone Till You
13:34 Speak Low
15:54 The Bells of St. Mary's
26:13 Shall We Dance?
Thanks so much!
@@TheWorldOfBudgetVinylRecords Found another one, 5:33 I Hadn't Anyone Till You
Thanks so much!
How rarified an listening experience!
Glad you appreciate it
Seeburg music for life! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I would like to hear what this company was putting in stores from 1982 to 1986 when they went out of business.
Seeburg Penthouse, Lifestyle, Contemporary
They didn't go out of business, they just pulled the plug on the product line.
0:11 Somewhere (There’s a Place For Us)
Thanks
26:13 - "Shall We Dance" from The King and I
Note: This same version appears as the second track on B12B from 10-1-1965.
Noted
Seeburg music is the best.
Indeed
I think Joe Lanza's book elevator music talks about seeburg
He mentioned Seeburg's "live" transmissions of recorded music to subscribers [similar to "Muzak's" service] on page 53- but that's all. He doesn't mention the "1000" record unit that played discs like this one for background use in stores, factories, offices, restaurants and the like.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
does anyone have the tracklist? I remember seeing a comment with some of them but I can't find it anywhere.
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I’m gonna have to buy an old seeburg one day
Also the first one kinda sounds like a Matt monro song.
Thanks for sharing your insight and thoughts
Track no. 1 is "Somewhere". I guess everyone here knows it.
Thanks!
Isn't the first one titled "a place for us"? Or something like that.
It's "Somewhere" from West Side Story
The second song sounds kind of like Conway Twitty's Don't Cry Joni. But it may be a different song?
It could be
9:11
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0:14 Song?
Somewhere from Westside Story
Does anybody know the name of the first instrumental?
Somewhere -- czcams.com/video/vLGK_SHMTEk/video.html
Somewhere from Westside Story
@@bruce1295 - “Thank you” 🙂
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Thank you for going to all this trouble to make these classic recordings available to everyone. :)
Glad you appreciate it