Peterson Trio, Oscar + Singers Unlimited – In Tune – Used LP

VG/VG  Dutch gatefold pressing.  Lounge set, very dated (1971), full of that do-do-do-do-do-do that maybe started with Brazilian music and then morphoned into white-bread California as the 1960s progress...the singers dominating the sounds but the trio also clearly heard...the two likely two recordings spliced together...this is actually perhaps the best we ever heard from this group of singers and if you like this sort of thing...opening with a version of "Sesame Street" which helps...in contrast to the other selections, "Once Upon A Summertime" features a solo female singer...and of course, Peterson's trio is always enjoyable. -- winch In Tune Review by Scott Yanow: The Singers Unlimited were a logical extension of the Hi-Lo's. Gene Puerling and Don Shelton were both members of the Hi-Lo's and, after the group broke up, Puerling became a greatly in-demand arranger. In 1967 Puerling, Shelton, Len Dresslar, and Bonnie Herman came together to form the Singers Unlimited. They were a very