Vigs Somebody Loves Me CD

A family band, the Vigs featured Hungarian born father Tommy Vig, who worked as a conductor, orchestrator and instrumental soloist for many of Las Vegas' top live acts. On the 1976 album, "Somebody Loves Me," Tommy plays multiple instruments, vibes and various percussion instruments; his Korean wife Mia, who was originally a featured soloist and arranger with lounge pioneer Esquivel, handles the vocal chores and their 4 year old son Roger plays drums on one track - the "Theme from S.W.A.T." An interesting jazz funk oddity, the album has become a collector's item over the years and is now finally available in the digital domain. All selections newly remastered.

1. Somebody Loves Me 2. In a Persian Market 3. Just for You 4. Theme from S.W.A.T 5. The Accent Song 6. Evil Eyes 7. Chiming Mallets Aforethought 8. The Last Bird from Madrid 9. Love Song to a Country 10. On the Budapest - Seoul Express