Lot of 43 VALENTINO INC. PRODUCTION SOUND EFFECTS LIBRARY CD VOLUMES 1 through 43 original music samples sampler
 
Includes all 43 volumes belowValentino Production Music Library
Volume 1 Contemporary
Volume 2 Mixed Tempo Themes 1
Volume 3 Mixed Tempo Themes 2
Volume 4 Easy Listening Electronic 1
Volume 5 Easy Listening Electronic 2
Volume 6 Light Industrial
Volume 7 California Sweet
Volume 8 Power Themes
Volume 9 Mixed Tempo Themes #3
Volume 10 Specialty
Volume 11 Up-Tempo Contemporary
Volume 12 Medium Tempo Contemporary
Volume 13 Sports Themes
Volume 14 Sports Themes
Volume 15 Up-Tempo Themes
Volume 16 IDs and Logos
Volume 17 Mixed Tempo Themes
Volume 18 Mixed Tempo Themes
Volume 19 Sounds Familiar
Volume 20 Specialty
Volume 21 Solo (Piano)
Volume 22 Solo (Guitar)
Volume 23 Medium Tempo
Volume 24 New Age
Volume 25 Medium Tempo
Volume 26 Industrial Themes
Volume 27 Up-Tempo
Volume 28 Themes
Volume 29 Medium Tempo
Volume 30 Mixed Tempo
Volume 31 Specialty (Solo Instrument and Small Group)
Volume 32 Classical (Quartet and Quintet)
Volume 33 Sports
Volume 34 Up-Tempo
Volume 35 Specialty
Volume 36 Mixed Tempo
Volume 37 Soft Rock
Volume 38 Americana
Volume 39 Themes
Volume 40 News Themes
Volume 41 Nineties Pop
Volume 42 National Anthems
Volume 43 American RockThomas J. Valentino (died August 4, 1986) was an American businessman of Italian descent being among the first to develop libraries of sound effects and taped music.Born in Sicily he began his career in the 1920s as a piano and organ tuner, serving trans-Atlantic steamers docking in New York. In the 1930s he became a sales representative for Gennett Recordings before starting his own sound effects company named Thomas J. Valentino Inc., that now operates as simply Valentino Inc. He provided the sound effects for many Broadway shows, including The Heiress and Death of a Salesman. His sound effects library was also widely distributed to TV and radio stations.He served as a vice president of the Recording Industry Association of America and in 1978 won a Grammy award as producer of Walter Murphy's "A Fifth of Beethoven", featured in the film Saturday Night Fever. Valentino produced or co-produced most of Murphy's albums throughout his career.