Living Presence Stereo Sampler from Mercury/Philips/Fontana (SFXL52). 1968 album that has the following tracks:
| A1 | Button-Down Brass, The featuring the “funky” trumpet of Ray Davies – | Somethin’ Stupid | ||
| A2 | Fontana Concert Orchestra, The written and conducted by Pete Smith & Reg Tilsley – | Mighty Quinn | ||
| A3 | Wally Stott Chorale, The – | Trains And Boats And Planes | ||
| A4 | Chaquito & The Quedo Brass – | Guantanamera | ||
| A5 | Band Of The Scots Guards, The Director of Music: Major J.H. Howe – | A Century Of Progress | ||
| A6 | George Chisholm – | Laura | ||
| B1 | Bill McGuffie – | Eso Beso | ||
| B2 | Johnnie Gray with the Reg Tilsley Orchestra – | Flamingo | ||
| B3 | Manchester CWS Band, The conducted by Alex Mortimer – | The Three Trumpeters | ||
| B4 | Coffee Set, The – | Girl Talk | ||
| B5 | Joe Henderson – | A Man Without Love | ||
| B6 | Baroque Brass, The – | A Taste Of Honey |
Album and sleeve are in excellent condition with no marks or scratches.
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