
Alan Hawkshaw / Keith MansfieldBeat IncidentalLP
They Say: Underscore moods and links—contemporary beat music idiom.
We say: Includes some of the most sublime, sub-ten second, tracks you’re ever likely to hear, alongside more traditionally-lengthed library funk heat. The dream team of Alan Hawkshaw and Keith Mansfield are here at the helm of one of the most legendary of the legendary KPM albums, originally released in 1969.
Beat Incidental is psychedelic pop-soul that hits hard thanks to fuzz guitars, growling flutes, deep hammond grooves and drum breaks galore: it’s basically “drama jazz”.
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Funky Fanfare (Small Group)Audio Player00:0000:00
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Teenage ChaseAudio Player00:0000:00
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Teenage SeadiverAudio Player00:0000:00
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Teenage NarrativeAudio Player00:0000:00
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Teenage SuspenseAudio Player00:0000:00
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Teenage VillainAudio Player00:0000:00
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The Action SceneAudio Player00:0000:00
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The Brisk SceneAudio Player00:0000:00
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The Busy SceneAudio Player00:0000:00
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The Expectant SceneAudio Player00:0000:00
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The Feminine SceneAudio Player00:0000:00
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The Suspense SceneAudio Player00:0000:00
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The Tense SceneAudio Player00:0000:00
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The Waiting SceneAudio Player00:0000:00
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Funky ChaseAudio Player00:0000:00
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Funky FlightAudio Player00:0000:00
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Funky LinkAudio Player00:0000:00
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Scene Link 1Audio Player00:0000:00
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Scene Link 9Audio Player00:0000:00
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Teenage Link 1Audio Player00:0000:00
Release Notes
They Say: Underscore moods and links—contemporary beat music idiom.
We say: Includes some of the most sublime, sub-ten second, tracks you’re ever likely to hear, alongside more traditionally-lengthed library funk heat. The dream team of Alan Hawkshaw and Keith Mansfield are here at the helm of one of the most legendary of the legendary KPM albums, originally released in 1969.
Beat Incidental is psychedelic pop-soul that hits hard thanks to fuzz guitars, growling flutes, deep hammond grooves and drum breaks galore: it’s basically “drama jazz”.
As with all of our KPM re-issues, the audio for Beat Incidental comes from the original analogue tapes and has been remastered for vinyl by Be With regular Simon Francis. We’ve taken the same care with the sleeves, handing the reproduction duties over to Richard Robinson, the current custodian of KPM’s brand identity.
And don’t worry! Those KPM stickers aren’t stuck directly on the sleeves!