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John Schroeder Orchestra – You've Made Me So Very Happy 1971 (Marble Arch)

Label :  Marble Arch. Value : Released in 1971 on the Marble Arch label, You’ve Made Me So Very Happy by the John Schroeder Orchestra is a smooth blend of orchestral pop, soul, and light funk. Known for his refined arrangements, Schroeder reimagines popular hits of the era  from “Spinning Wheel” to “25 Or 6 To 4”  with lush strings, bright brass, and a cool studio polish. The album reflects his trademark balance between accessibility and musicianship, offering grooves that feel both sophisticated and relaxed. Backed by top British session players like Vic Flick and Clem Cattini, the sound remains tight, melodic, and unmistakably early’70s in tone. While intended for the easy-listening crowd, it carries a subtle edge and rhythmic warmth that make it more than background music a small gem of the era that bridges pop charm and instrumental artistry.   Taste : John Schroeder Orchestra - Freedom Village  Download Lp By Electric Looser 

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