(from 'Out Of Sight' album, 1968 / Capitol)Ĭheesy jazz guitar cover of Burt Bacharach and Hal David's classic written for Dionne Warwick, but the album's artwork is lovely and the melody still to die for. The Howard Roberts Quartet - I Say A Little Prayer
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Organic and brassy cover of Nino Ferrer, if anyone's got the Volumes 4/6/7/8/9/10 or 11 of the Na Onda series from Ed Maciel please share. (from 'Na Onda' album, 1966 / London Records)
Ed Maciel E Sua Orquestra - Les Cornichons (from 'El Soul Condor' album, 1970 / Polydor)įantastic cover of the Little Willie John classic popularized by Peggy Lee, recently reissued on Peter Herbolzheimer's Big Band Man (4xCD boxset). Rare jazz-lounge cover of The Melodians classic. (from 'Cure All' album, 2008 / Palmetto Records) Then just leave a message of hope that we'll keep Molesting Laura on and on and on and on (and on). If on the other hand you enjoy the tasty selection of covers the Paris DJs Soundsystem are gathering every month. Once again, please leave a comment on the the Paris DJs blog if you want us to stop molesting the dear Laura. This new one is centered around instrumental interpretations of famous hits and classics. honchos Grant Phabao and Djouls have recorded at least half a dozen more Molesting Laura episodes for this podcast series of the Paris DJs Soundsystem. The way Atari chose to compete with the Pong Game clones was to produce more innovative games such as "Double Pong" which was a pong game with four players, two in every side and a bigger screen.Paris DJs Soundsystem - Who Is Molesting Laura ? (part 7) Similar to other famous games such as Pacman and Tetris, Pong became one of the symbols of computer gaming.Ītari sold more then 35000 Pong machines, this figure is only about one third of the total number of Pong machines that were sold globally, since many Pong clones appeared shortly after the debut of the original Atari Pong game. In 1973 the company finally got a line of credit from Wells Fargo and started an assembly line, by the end of the year, Pong arcade machines were shipped to location all over the U.S. The first Pong Arcade machine was installed on a local bar, and it was so successful that Atari decided to produce and sell the game by themselves, rather then licensing it to other companies.
Pong was actually a training exercise for one of Atari's employees - Allan Alcorn, once it was finished, Nolan made few adjustments in order to make the game more interesting (like changing the ball's return angle) and added simple sound effects.
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Nolan Bushnell founded Atari at 1972 in order to create games and ideas and license them to other companies for mass production. Today, the Pong Game is considered to be the game which started the video games industry, as it proved that the video games market can produce significant revenues. Soon, Pong became a huge success, and became the first commercially successful game, on 1975, Atari release a home edition of Pong (the first version was played on Arcade machines) which sold 150,000 units. The game was originally developed by Allan Alcorn and released in 1972 by Atari corporations. The game can be played with two human players, or one player against a computer controlled paddle. Pong is one of the first computer games that ever created, this simple "tennis like" game features two paddles and a ball, the goal is to defeat your opponent by being the first one to gain10 point, a player gets a point once the opponent misses a ball.
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