The New Vaudeville Band | Winchester Cathedral | Album

Released in late 1966, Winchester Cathedral by The New Vaudeville Band is generally reviewed as a high-concept novelty album that polarizes listeners between those who enjoy its campy nostalgia and those who find it repetitive. Reviews often describe the album as "splendid fun" and a "homage to 1920s-style music". It is noted for its high-quality production that mimics the sound of 1930s records without the historical hiss or crackle. Critics highlight the unique "megaphone" vocal effect and the use of unusual instruments for the era, such as the bassoon and tuba.

Artist Website: wikipedia/The_New_Vaudeville_Band

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