Corelli-Jacobs - Music to Grow Plants

Corelli-Jacobs - Music to Grow Plants

If your plants need any help growing, I guess that this would do the job. Dr. George Milstein thought that this was really a good idea.

George Milstein, a New York horticulturist, has determined that music helps plants grow. 'The secret,' he says, 'is a high frequency sound that blends right in with the music. I believe that the sound waves cause the plants to keep their pores open longer and wider, allowing a greater exchange with the air around them.' So once a day for forty-five minutes he plays music for his plants, and he has been so successful that he now has produced a record called Music to Grow Plants By. (Captain James Conely in Air University Review March-April 1972)

The music is orchestral sorta-funk lounge, the type of music used in movies and TV shows back in the 1970s when this record came out and also found on "library" records.

Note: The music is credited to Corelli-Jacobs on the record's label. There doesn't seem to be any information about them on the Internet.

[7-7-12 UPDATE: I accidentally posted the wrong rip which was an older rip. I have now posted it at 320. If you got the older rip, you can upgrade if you like.]

Tracklisting:

Side 1

track 1 {2:37}

track 2 {2:58}

track 3 {4:55}

track 4 {2:38}

track 5 {2:32}

track 6 {3:34}

track 7 {3:22}

Side 2

track 8 {2:08}

track 9 {3:24}

track 10 {2:35}

track 11 {3:54}

track 12 {2:48}

track 13 {2:25}

track 14 {1:51}

track 15 {2:53}