Various Artists - Trip (Original Soundtrack) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

While traveling across Botswana in 1983, ethnomusicologist Elizabeth N. Wood captured music from Tswana-Sotho tribal descendants and Basarwa Bushmen, whose songs cover themes such as war, hunting, farming, school, and religion. Singing styles range from unison to harmony to call-and-response and are often accompanied by clapping and stomping, with an occasional whistle or drum. Instrumental tracks feature instruments such as the mbira (thumb piano) and lengope (mouth bow). Liner notes include a description of Botswana's geography, ethnic groups, music, and dance. Lyrics and track notes are also included.

Joel Whitburn Presents Top Pop Treasures spotlights original hits from a specific year by the artists who made them famous. This volume has ten tracks from 1958, including the original versions of InchMaybe BabyInch (Buddy Holly), InchBuzz Buzz BuzzInch (Hollywood Flames), and InchGuess Things Happen That WayInch (Johnny Cash), in addition to strong tracks by Jerry Lee Lewis, The Chantels, and Jerry Butler & The Imperials. TRACKLISTING 1. Danny & The Juniors - Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay 2. Jack Scott - LeRoy 3. Buddy Holly & The Crickets - Maybe Baby 4. Johnny Cash - Guess Things Happen That Way 5. The Shields - You Cheated 6. Jerry Butler & Impressions - For Your Precious Love 7. The Chantels - Maybe 8. Jerry Lee Lewis - High School Confidential 9. Hollywood Flames - Buzz Buzz Buzz 10. Betty Johnson - The Little Blue Man.

Psychedelic 1960s B-movie The Trip had an equally trippy original soundtrack by Electric Flag. The film's coincided with the freewheeling InchSummer of Love,Inch and the acid-infused musical vibrations made for an inspired soundtrack, not just to a movie but to a movement.