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Each tune has a degree of stimulation programmed against the workers' fatigue curve. If you were listening to music at 70 beats per minute it would do nothing for you because that's your pulse rate. It would neither soothe nor stimulate you. In fact we never go below 70 beats because we are not interested in soothing people or putting them to sleep. - Lee Valvoda (executive, Muzac Corporation)
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Second Wind
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The Rhythm Kings
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The Rhythm Kings
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8/17/2017 11:52:50 AM
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Thomas Watson
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Peter, Lee Hammond
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Peter, Lee Hammond
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8/14/2017 2:04:18 PM
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| in my mind if I can't free express I might as well be dead. |
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amazin' interplay with keys, and sax, a pleasin', soothing, dynamic track, bryon on keys, paul wainwright on sax, and duane on guitar, cheers...
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burlesque-y vibe, foggy london underworld, youthful fancies, mermaids and trojan wars, a light touch, fun boulabaise-y cabaret, very creative...
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a beatlesque panorama, w a mr. kite patina mayhaps here and there, fun listen, be it new york city, london, paris, budapest, st. petersburg, bejing, psychedelic noises, dr. guido wants to know...
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pretty piano riffs, velvet-y clear vocal, strikes a universal chord, "in the ol mill town,' cheers, this band is so good, i'd call em fantastic, if i was given to vocabulary lol...
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Terrific tune. There is a time and a season for every purpose under heaven.
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