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- Quiet_Village abstract ""Quiet Village" is an orchestral pop instrumental that was written and originally performed by Les Baxter in 1951. In the liner notes to his album, Ritual of the Savage (Le sacre du sauvage), Baxter described the themes he was conveying in the work: [t]he jungle grows more dense as the river boat slowly makes its way into the deep interior. A snake slithers into the water, flushing a brilliantly plumaged bird who soars into the clearing above a quiet village. Here is a musical portrait of a tropical village deserted in the mid-day heat.".
- Quiet_Village artist Les_Baxter.
- Quiet_Village composer Les_Baxter.
- Quiet_Village genre Easy_listening.
- Quiet_Village recordDate "1951-05-17".
- Quiet_Village recordLabel Capitol_Records.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageID "23148327".
- Quiet_Village wikiPageLength "3515".
- Quiet_Village wikiPageOutDegree "33".
- Quiet_Village wikiPageRevisionID "680948188".
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Adam_Parfrey.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Bossa_nova.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Boyd_Rice.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Capitol_Records.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Category:1951_singles.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Category:1958_singles.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Category:Billboard_Hot_Dance_Club_Songs_number-one_singles.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Category:Disco_songs.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Category:Exotica.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Category:Instrumentals.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Category:Pop_instrumentals.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Dance_Club_Songs.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Disco.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Easy-Listening.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Easy_listening.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Exotica.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Exotica_(Martin_Denny_album).
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Hot_Dance_Club_Play.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink I_Found_Love_(Now_That_I_Found_You).
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Instrumental.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Les_Baxter.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Liberty_Records.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Liner_notes.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink List_of_number-one_dance_singles_of_1977_(U.S.).
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Love_&_Kisses.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Martin_Denny.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Moog_synthesizer.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Noise_music.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Number-one_dance_hits_of_1977_(USA).
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Ritual_of_the_Savage.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink The_Ritchie_Family.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Village_People.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLink Village_People_(album).
- Quiet_Village wikiPageWikiLinkText "Quiet Village".
- Quiet_Village after "Village People by Village People".
- Quiet_Village album Exotica_(Martin_Denny_album).
- Quiet_Village album "Le Sacre du Sauvage".
- Quiet_Village artist Les_Baxter.
- Quiet_Village artist Martin_Denny.
- Quiet_Village bSide "Llama Serenade".
- Quiet_Village before ""Accidental Lover" / I Found Love (Now That I Found You) by Love & Kisses".
- Quiet_Village composer Les_Baxter.
- Quiet_Village format "10.0".
- Quiet_Village genre Easy-Listening.
- Quiet_Village genre Easy_listening.
- Quiet_Village genre Exotica.
- Quiet_Village hasPhotoCollection Quiet_Village.
- Quiet_Village label Capitol_Records.
- Quiet_Village label Liberty_Records.
- Quiet_Village length "162.0".
- Quiet_Village recorded "1951-05-17".
- Quiet_Village recorded "December of 1956 in Hollywood, California".
- Quiet_Village released "1958".
- Quiet_Village title "Billboard Hot Dance Club Play number-one single".
- Quiet_Village title "Quiet Village".
- Quiet_Village wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:1950s-pop-song-stub.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_single.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Quote.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:S-end.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:S-start.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Song_infobox.
- Quiet_Village wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Succession_box.
- Quiet_Village years "--08-13".
- Quiet_Village subject Category:1951_singles.
- Quiet_Village subject Category:1958_singles.
- Quiet_Village subject Category:Billboard_Hot_Dance_Club_Songs_number-one_singles.
- Quiet_Village subject Category:Disco_songs.
- Quiet_Village subject Category:Exotica.
- Quiet_Village subject Category:Instrumentals.
- Quiet_Village subject Category:Pop_instrumentals.
- Quiet_Village type Genre.
- Quiet_Village type MusicalWork.
- Quiet_Village type Song.
- Quiet_Village type Work.
- Quiet_Village type Composition.
- Quiet_Village type Genre.
- Quiet_Village type CreativeWork.
- Quiet_Village type MusicRecording.
- Quiet_Village type Thing.
- Quiet_Village type Q2188189.
- Quiet_Village type Q386724.
- Quiet_Village comment ""Quiet Village" is an orchestral pop instrumental that was written and originally performed by Les Baxter in 1951. In the liner notes to his album, Ritual of the Savage (Le sacre du sauvage), Baxter described the themes he was conveying in the work: [t]he jungle grows more dense as the river boat slowly makes its way into the deep interior. A snake slithers into the water, flushing a brilliantly plumaged bird who soars into the clearing above a quiet village.".
- Quiet_Village label "Quiet Village".
- Quiet_Village sameAs m.064krfv.
- Quiet_Village sameAs Q7271904.
- Quiet_Village sameAs Q7271904.
- Quiet_Village wasDerivedFrom Quiet_Village?oldid=680948188.
- Quiet_Village isPrimaryTopicOf Quiet_Village.