Les Demerle Sound 67 - Once In A Lifetime Fulfilled By FYE Assisted by a financial grant

Assisted by a financial grant this was greatly expanded at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire in the late 60s where Appleton began to record his sonic explorations at his bespoke electronic music studio

Album personnel includes Sonny Stitt (Tenor Sax

eighteenth-century central German organs were Mendelssohn's preferred style

These evocative and at times introspective songs look forward to the composer's masterpiece Iberia

Les Demerle Sound 67 - Once In A Lifetime Fulfilled By FYE Assisted by a financial grantInfinitely adaptable, DeMerle's power and rhythmic elasticity underlines his bold presence and command of modern jazz drumming. HERB WONG. By the time of "Spectrum," Les DeMerle's dynamic 1969 United Artists debut album, Les was a known, prodigious young drumming talent who had been wowing audiences through club and TV performances since he was a teen. Unheard at the time was a 1967 recording of his band, Sound 67, which was lost in the shuffle at