A Taste Of Honey

Artist Bio:
Martin Denny was an American musician and composer known as the "Father of Exotica." He was born in 1911 and passed away in 2005. Denny's music blended elements of jazz, Latin, Pacific, and Asian music, creating a unique sound that became popular in the 1950s and 1960s. He formed the group Martin Denny and His Orchestra, which included instruments like vibraphones, bongos, and bird calls to create an exotic and tropical atmosphere in their music.

Denny's most famous album, "Exotica," released in 1957, helped popularize the Exotica genre and became a commercial success. The album featured tracks like "Quiet Village" and "Jungle Flower," which showcased Denny's innovative approach to music. Throughout his career, Martin Denny and His Orchestra released numerous albums and performed in various venues, leaving a lasting impact on the world of music with their unique and influential sound.