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1 – 200 of 1243 Newer› Newest»To start Memory Laine month, I’d like to offer my three Frankie Laine collections which I hope yo’ll enjoy. The first one is from his years with his first major label, Mercury (he recorded a few sides for Bel Tone and Atlas before that) which began in 1946 and ended in 1951 when he signed with Columbia:
http://rapidshare.com/files/50793926/FLM.rar.html
From his years with Columbia here are some of his most popular recordings which takes us up to the mid 60s:
http://rapidshare.com/files/50810048/FLC.rar.html
Blazing Saddles should have been included in the third collection which is a miscellany of some of his other popular recordings:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52278374/FL3.rar.html
For me, these are all very much in the “nostalgia” category but that’s not to deny the fact that he was a wonderful singer who had a tremendous appeal and a unique way of putting over a song.
Good morning Mel.
I was just loading my starter pistol when...
:)
Nice introduction to Memory Laine!
Here's to everyone having a great September here with us.
Cheers my friends!
Geez, i couldn't belive it's the 5th month's birthday (well, kind of) of the site!! :)
Here's the scores i'm still searching for:
Willow [Complete Score] (2-CD) (James Horner)
Beetlejuice [2-CD edition] (Danny Elfman)
and any Harry Potter expanded complete score (with or without sfx)
Hi All, could I just repost this request as we have turned the page, happy September.
Splendido il Piccioni Piero Piccioni Tracks 16-20
Thank you
Ennioman
Request
Can someone please help me with a rare one. The music is choral and haunting -
Black Narcissus (1947)
Brian Easdale
I will be VERY grateful if someone can share this. thanks!
mel,
Thank you for starting Memory Laine month with such authority.
One of the things which affects me about Laine is the man's integrity in a world where stubbornness is substituted for it.
It's there in his singing. And it was just as present in his life and his social actions which sometimes outstripped that of his peers -- but because he never behaved like a showboat they mostly drew attention to the causes in which he believed rather than to himself.
ruggo,
Are the Janacek files a mess or are you having trouble downloading them from mediafire?
@ Ennioman,
SiP, 16-20: (vol. 1, right?)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=60AX06Z9
"QDL"
@ 3410
Hello Bud, yeah sorry about that, I should have stated Vol.1
Many thanks to you once again.
Ennioman
@ 3410
Was track 16 not included in your post?
Ennioman
More from memeory LAINE
nkie Laine.
YEEEEE—HAAAAW RAWHIDE!
What more can you say? Here’s the official 3 CD Collection of Columbia recordings imported from England.
http://rs153cg2.rapidshare.com/files/52597025/Frankie_Laine_-_The_Collection__3CD_.part1.rar
http://rs110cg2.rapidshare.com/files/52598040/Frankie_Laine_-_The_Collection__3CD_.part2.rar
Disc 1
1.: Rawhide - Laine, Frankie & Jimmy Carroll Orchestra
2.: Gunfight At The OK Corral (version 2)
3.: Sixteen Tons
4.: Wanted Man
5.: High Noon
6.: Bowie Knife
7: Along The Navajo Trail
8.: Cool Water
9.: City Boy
10.: Cry Of The Wild Goose
11.: Call Of The Wild
12.: Rocks And Gravel (Early In The Mornin')
13.: Misirlou - Laine, Frankie & Johnny Williams Orchestra/Chorus
14.: Riders In The Sky
15.: 3:10 To Yuma (version 2)
16.: Hanging Tree
17.: Mule Train
18.: On The Trail
19.: Moonlight Gambler
20.: North To Alaska
Disc 2
1.: Jezebel
2.: Rose Rose I Love You
3.: Girl In The Wood
4.: Jealousy (Jalousie)
5.: Sugarbush - Laine, Frankie & Doris Day/Norman Luboff Choir
6.: Your Cheatin' Heart
7: Rock Of Gibraltar
8.: Where The Winds Blow
9.: Hey Joe
10.: Tell Me A Story - Laine, Frankie & Jimmy Boyd
11.: Blowing Wild
12.: Granada
13.: Gandy Dancers' Ball - Laine, Frankie & Paul Weston
14.: Kid's Last Fight
15.: Settin' The Woods On Fire - Laine, Frankie & Jo Stafford
16.: Rain Rain Rain - Laine, Frankie & The Four Lads
17.: Love Is A Golden Ring
18.: Moment Of Truth
19.: New Orleans
20.: Hawk Eye
Disc 3
1.: Woman In Love
2.: S'posin' - Laine, Frankie & Buck Clayton
3.: That Lucky Old Sun
4.: That's My Desire
5.: Mam'selle - Laine, Frankie & Michel Legrand Orchestra
6.: I Believe
7: There's A Rainbow Round My Shoulder
8.: My Friend
9.: Ruby And The Pearl
10.: There Must Be A Reason
11.: Mermaid
12.: When You're In Love
13.: Answer Me
14.: Strange Lady In Town
15.: Hummingbird
16.: Don't Make My Baby Blue
17.: On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Laine, Frankie & Paul Weston Orchestra
18.: Shine - Laine, Frankie & Paul Weston Orchestra
19.: Love Is Where You Find It
20.: I'm Gonna Live 'Til I Die
can somebody provide me with a link to the FSM-Release of Jerry Goldsmith's COMA ?
Coupled with Fred Karlin's WESTWORLD and one more Roy Budd score ...
Thanks in advance
@chimezatmidnight
Thank you for all the classical music you uploaded. Loving it all. Hope you're well my friend.
As promised here is the Auric from Chandos. Sorry for the delay. Additionally, I have Adolf Deutsch re-recording of film music from Stromberg if you're interested.
GEORGE AURIC
FILM MUSIC CHANDON
(Cond - Rumon Gumba)
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/3195466944/Constantino_Upload_for_Chimez__Georges_Auric.rar
@scoredaddy
Thanks for the great classical music you also supported.
@ scorefun
http://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm?ID=4812
Ennioman
@ Scorefun: i would say the same than Clint's archive: this release is pretty much in print, and the price is affordable. It you want it, support FSM (who did a great job by releasing some rare and great scores) and buy it! If you couldn't, wait until it's OOP...
Sorry, I thought Scorefun was asking for a link from where he could bye it anyway.. confused :-/
Ennioman
@chimesatmidnight
I was having problems with the links to Mediafire. Kept getting some kind of home page rather than the normal download link.
Thanks for follow up.
Also, 100% agreement refarding Frankie Laine: one of my childhood idols...and that hasn't changed in over 60 years.
@constantino
Thanks for George Auric. Would also appreciate the Adolf Deutsch
ruggo,
Thank you for what you wrote about the Laine.
Sometimes I have trouble with getting mediafire to download for me -- the download button just "hiccups" and reloads the page rather than beginning the download.
So I will use a different site for it when I reup it.
constantino,
Thanks for restoring the Auric! I am such a fan of his... and his work for English studios is often quite different than his French work.
Now... there was a highly regarded recording a few years back of a ballet Auric wrote?
Does anyone have that one???
ruggo and constantino,
I have the Deutsch, too... but I have never ripped it.
There is a big part of it which delights Stromberg and Morgan and just makes me think, "Gee -- Carl Stalling was just so much BETTER at this than Adolf was.": it's George Washington Slept Here which is just too Mickey Moused (I know -- wrong studio) for me.
Hello Comrades---
It's been awhile. Here are a bunch of links that sort of run the gamut...
@ filmpac:
THE PURSUIT OF D.B. COOPER
(VA and some James Horner)
http://rapidshare.com/files/52377146/THE_PURSUIT_OF_D.B._COOPER.zip.html
@ Lalo fans (Hi isbum! skip church and check this one out):
Paul Horn's JAZZ SUITE ON THE MASS TEXTS
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GUR60UI9
and here's some misc. links I've posted for friends and what not:
Groovy 60's score: Mike Leander's PRIVILEGE:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AOEVVJP3
70's TV: The Rutle's ALL YOU NEED IS CASH
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JQAQTENB
80's New Wave (The Fibonaccis) & Charles Band
TERRORVISION:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WC5FFRYL
'Til Next Time,
All The Best,
Your pal,
Rocket From Mars
@ruggo
No problem. Upping the Adolf for you this evening.
@ All Jazz lovers and friends
Please have a look at the project I have proposed on the main page of the blog. Your minds and music are needed to make this happen.
@ scorefun - If you wish to add your email address to the blog
Directory (on the main page)
someone here can send you a link privatly.
I have no problem with anyone requesting 'in print' soundtracks as long as they are shared on a person to person basis.
This is the reason we have a Directory, after all. :)
Revenge Of The Ninja for Isbum-San:
pw is tenchu
And thanks to Hartigan it's his rip I just reposted ;)
http://www.mediafire.com/?30ymm5zhxrp
@ Thanks mp! I guess Hartigan is still on vacation, so I'll make a point of thanking him when he shows up again.
G'day All!
Uploading some Frankie Laine's as I type.
Wondering if anyone has purchased the new Ronald Stein collection, Mad Mod & Macabre... and has a scanner? I'm not looking for the music, but good quality scans of front and back covers, booklet etc. Also looking for scans of the new Intrada release of QB VII.
Thanks in advance.
@ rocket - Thanks for DB Cooper matey, grabbing it now. Jolly jolly:))
@ Ennioman,
oops (hangover). Here's 16. Thanks for EM-C.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PSZ44RQS
"QDL"
@ Segroeg,
Thank you for that set.
My first contribution to Memory Laine:
"Reunion In Rhythm" featuring Michel Legrand arranging and conducting an orchestra with great West Coast jazzmen, including Andre Previn playing piano on several numbers.
Rip from LP @ 320 + HR artwork
http://rapidshare.com/files/52773762/Frankie_Laine_Reunion_In_Rhythm_mp3.rar
This is the 2nd record that Frankie & Michel Legrand made together. It was recorded in the USA.
The first one was recorded in Paris and was called "Foreign Affair".
If anyone of you has it and would accept to share it, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot mel to show us the way and ruggo to complete mel's outstanding job with your submissions of this great, great singer.
By the way mel, yes I did pick up the Robert Farnon at "Singin' & Swingin". Thank you for the tip anyway.
@ quinlan – Great minds think alike, I just upped Frankie’s “Reunion In Rhythm” too. I was also going to ask for the first one he did with Michel Legrand, so I’ll second your request. That leaves me with posting this one. I’ve always been a sucker for live concerts, and it seems these are few on the ground for Frankie. This is a DVD rip, recorded in 1976…
Frankie Laine “In Concert” (1976), DVD rip @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52774143/FL-InConcert.zip
For a great collection of Frankie’s western hits, check out a blog called
Stax o’ Wax for his album “Hell Bent For Leather” (1961).
@ whoever was asking for the Falcon Crest TV theme – Take a look on a blog called Old Vinyl, click the link.
Let me begin by saying that these aren’t my rips, so kudos to the original uploader who put these on AvaxHome.ru, one of my daily stops.
First is FRANZ WAXMAN’S magnificent score from Alfred Hitchcock’s REBECCA, and then two of his concert oratorios. I have converted CD-image files to MP3’s @320kps. Enjoy.
FRANZ WAXMAN
REBECCA
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra-Adriano
http://rs214cg.rapidshare.com/files/52774914/Franz_Waxman_-_Rebecca_1940_Score.part1.rar
http://rs212tl.rapidshare.com/files/52772378/Franz_Waxman_-_Rebecca_1940_Score.part2.rar
FRANZ WAXMAN
DAS LIED VON TEREZIN
(also: Requiem Ebraico by Zeisel)
Rundfunk (Berlin)
http://rs146cg2.rapidshare.com/files/52777372/Franz_Waxman_-_Das_Lied_von_Terezin.part1.rar
http://rs214tl.rapidshare.com/files/52778317/Franz_Waxman_-_Das_Lied_von_Terezin.part2.rar
FRANZ WAXMAN
JOSHUA
Narrated by Maximilian Schell
Prague Philharmonic & chorus
http://rs95gc.rapidshare.com/files/52780679/Franz_Waxman_-_Joshua.part1.rar
http://rs72gc2.rapidshare.com/files/52782593/Franz_Waxman_-_Joshua.part2.rar
Does anyone have George S. Clinton Promo of Austin Powers In Goldmember?
All The Best,
NanM
Another blog alert! Leith Stevens composer, arranged & conducted by Johnny Mandel, featuring Chet Baker & Bud Shank. It’s “The James Dean Story” (1956), available at Rangeraver’s Departure Lounge.
@ chimezatmidnight
Huge Thanks for the Bernard Herrmann! I'd never heard anything from THE BATTLE OF NERETVA before. It's fascinating to hear the some of his unused Torn Curtain score worked into track 9 and the garden theme from Farenheit 451 worked into track 8.
Btw, I found THE BRIDE WORE BLACK suite if anyone else wants it. Part of Bernard Herrmann Film Scores: From Citizen Kane To Taxi Driver conducted by Elmer Bernstein.
http://www.mediafire.com/?fdneyidz3ig
@ filmpac - Got another copy of "Pretty Baby" tonight. Let's see if this one will respect me in the morning.
Also found "Hey Boy!Hey Girl!" soundtrack featuring Louis Prima and Keely Smith.
Anyone interested in this??
I see it has "Lazy River" on it.
@ mp - Thanks a million for "Revenge of the Ninja"!
It's very cool hearing the influence Rinder&Lewis had on it.
yes, i second that thank you for revenge of the ninja. while we're on the topic of ninjas, i'd like to request the ost's to "shogun's ninja", a sonny chiba flick from the 80's, and the ost to "kage no gundan" aka "shadow warriors" which was an ongoing tv series in japan, also featuring sonny chiba from the 80's. if anybody can fulfill either of those requests i'll seriously wet my pants...and im not talking about peeing either...
@isbum : I have added my email address.
I'm mostly interested in the last Coma-track "Sunday's Moon" (Lyrics by Carol Goldsmith)
I'm working on a Goldsmith "Song-Book", and this song I'm still missing ;-)
I snagged this tonight, used, and priced at half the listed price at Screen Archives. I'm thrilled to have this extended version.
"Vamos a Matar, Companeros"
by Ennio Morricone
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EI02XEJ0
No longer thrilled with uploading halfs at rapidshare. Some here aren't getting the 2nd half of my uploads. I can only wonder if
a.) they don't see it or
b.) the first half is so awful they fugget about getting the other part.
And that's about as close as I'll ever get to complaining here. ;)
@ ennioman - How's about doing up a better cover for this one?
It's in my top 3 favorite westerns by Morricone.
@ scorefun - That's great! Sorry about the misunderstanding earlier. I can help you out tomorrow, just going sleepy now.
@ 3410
Many thanks Bud, a hangover.. I can accept! ;-)
@Isbum
Not sure what version you have there so just downloading to take a peek.
REQUEST:
Does anyone have a nice rip of the Paul Newman soundtrack to Harper 1966 by Johnny Mandel, I don't think it has ever had a CD release?
Ennioman
donovan's brain,
I never noticed that.
I never would have thought to look.
You just made life infinitely more than two tracks richer.
For me... Herrmann's Truffaut music undoes a creative hernia of "smallness" which too many of his studio pushed him into... shrunkeness of story, of character and of range due to the studio's desire for hit title songs.
In the sixties his work for Hitchcock, too, became rooted in neuroses and pathology. It's exhilirating, it's truthful and in the end... it limited the artist who could still write better than any other composer for the Jane Eyres and the Ghosts and Mrs. Muirs of life.
In Truffaut's work... Herrmann's vast (and wonderfully unique) heart could pump away freely.
I don't know if you have a copy but I posted Herrmann's recording of his remarkable Wuthering Heights opera. In it The Ghost and Mrs. Muir's sea becomes the moors and never from lazy self-cannibalization.
It doesn't stop being remarkable with the music -- Lucille Fletcher wrote one of the best libretti ever -- in truth, it is a model of adaptation. And between the writing and the score Herrmann is proved so right -- these characters should sing because rather than embellishing the novel, it opens it to new lights and shadows.
(Of course, it's just as remarkable that Bernard Herrmann was even married to Lucille Fletcher or his other two wives -- three of the most intelligent, kind, gorgeous women of his era married to -- Bernard Herrmann.)
If you'd like, I'll repost immediately.
Also... beyond the requests you posted... are there any other Herrmann tracks you seek from, say, the Southern Cross/Label X recordings like The Fighting Kentuckian suite... or from the recordings Michael Fine produced for Koch in the late eighties and nineties?
I have only the Sedares recording of the symphony (which I admire and enjoy).
Now... do you have any of the Phase Four recordings of concert music?
I have my cheerfully perverse urge to not just hear but LIVE with Herrmann's mega G-force version of Holst's The Planets and a few more...
The Sibelius/Dukas/Liszt... and especially the Ives Symphony No. 2.
I live with a lot of imagined Herrmann CBS radio concert programs in my head, you know.
Whenever I meet a conductor or musician or composer who was in something resembling their deformative years when Herrmann was doing those concerts, I'll ask if they ever listened in... and what, if any, influence those had on them?
Sometimes the answers could move me to tears.
ruggo,
WONDERFUL Waxman posts!!
During the weekend whose name must not be spoken I posted about for how long Michael Fine had wanted, NEEDED to record Joshua.
And also about the talk that he is going to record a just as talked about piece from the start of Waxman's movie career for the French version of Liliom.
Years ago I bought the Terezin disc for, well, just that. And it is a piece I care for and which moves me.
But it's the Requiem Ebraico which keeps blowing me away.
If you don't have the Waxman Goyana collection of smaller pieces, I'll be happy to post it.
¡Gracias, compañero!
@ ennioman
Funny you should request Mandel's Harper. I just saw it last night while browsing. It's at this site:
http://quimsy.blogspot.com/2006/10/harper.html
Here is the new link (still active) which can be found in the comments section of the original post:
http://www.rapidshare.com/files/13294793/MAN_Joh_Har192.rar.html
For all Harry Nilsson fans --
The first rate For The Love Of Harry blog has posted a good rip of the rare (in the U.S.) Aerial Ballet -- A Most Significant Twenty Nine Or So Minutes Of Living.
This is along with all his other commercial releases (including Eric Idle's love song to him), promotional releases, early tracks, wonderful potpourri downloads, rips from rare TV appearances (including his BBC special, one of the finest and most creative shows I'll ever love -- and a wunnerful moment from Citizen Kane), Playboy After Dark (with Otto Preminger dressed like Nehru in his forgotten blue period) and more surprises.
http://fortheloveofharry.blogspot.com/
@Ennioman
Harper
http://rapidshare.com/files/52878560/Harper192.zip.html
TTTOP
@ ruggo, contantino, chimez
Can any of you guys recommend any blogs devoted to classical music downloads? I know about Avax, but there is not much more out there. Any guidance would be appreciated.
I'm listening to Frankie and writing Benny!
Does anyone have the Herrmann Phase 4 Great British Film Music?
scoredaddy,
Well, there's this place called frankly not where these four guys keep posting stuff which tickles stirs and shakes each other...
Like you, I've been looking for quite awhile.
Like you, I've had the same lack of success outside of moodswingsmusic (which is just plain an exemplary site) and scavenging through a few boards.
La Layenda has set up a classical page where we might want to pitch in. My favorite download there has been the splendid Jochum recording from the early fifties of the Orff (orff! orff!) Trionfi. That stuff works better when it ain't a sonic spektakala.
So here's my other suggestion.
Let's pool.
Since you brought it up... name a composer or a performer.
And us kids who eat at this lunch table will give what we got.
Just so you know -- one of the real positive pleasures in life has been finding how much scoredaddy, ruggo, constantino and chimez SHARE of what's rare.
I mean, how often have any of us been in any sort of gathering, brought up Bax, Auric, Hovhaness et al -- and found heaps and heaps of recognition AND music to share?
(I know I didn't mention Copland. That's only because he's on postage stamps.)
@ Euro Western soundtrack lovers
I Quattro Dell'Apocalisse
Fabio Frizzi
Franco Bixio
Vince Tempera
http://rapidshare.com/files/52890086/I_Quattro_Dell_Apocalisse.zip
@chimezatmidnight
@ruggo
@scoredaddy
I have Franz Waxman Legends of Hollywood, Volumes 1 to 4 if anyone wants them.
Performed by QueensLand Symphony Orchestra.
Conducted by Richard Mills
Let me know my friends. Not sure if they have been upped before me or now.
@ chimez
Well, you can count me in. As far as Copland, despite a short time lapse, I will get into my Copland site big time during balance of 2007 and all 2008. I have a comprehensive Copland colle ction and will be posting ALL my holdings during the next 18 months.
@ constantino
ref Waxman, PLEASE do!!
@ chimez
Here is a Russian site devoted to Classical but does not have what I really am looking for:
http://www.classical.ucoz.ru/
@NanM:George S. Clinton's Promo of Austin Powers In Goldmember?
I'm just uploading it now...
@Scoredaddy
Upping the Waxman for you buddy.
@scoredaddy et al:
CLASSICAL BLOGS
(Some aren’t posting too regularly, but there’s some great stuff in thier archives)
http://demfm.blogspot.com/
(Classical-Ambiant-New Age-OST)
http://www.mp3-club.ru/
(If you don’t read Russian, go to: http://babelfish.altavista.com/ Indicate Russian to English translation, put in http://www.mp3-club.ru/ and you can understand what’s going on. Worth registering if needed.
http://mussiqa.blogspot.com/
(Lots of variety…good quality)
http://skafunkrastapunk.com/forum/
(Incredible volume of music)
ftp://classical:music@clms.da.ru:21099/
(Most strangely arranged)
http://www.avaxhome.org/blogs/Flush
(This guy, using the names Flush or Sankerib, consistently posts some of the greatest unheard music in the world. I am in constant awe)
http://eclecticphilocalist.blogspot.com/
(Hasn’t posted recently but some great archives)
http://leroisamuse.blogspot.com/
(Great stuff)
These are a few of my favorite things. Have a great labor day sweating away in these classical mines,
@constantino
gimmee...gimmee...gimmee...gimmee...I'll take all the Waxman you've got. Thanks
here you go
"Austin Powers In Goldmember"
http://rapidshare.com/files/52902422/APGoldmember.rar.html
@ Segroeg and Scoredaddy
Many thanks to you both, will be nice to compare the 2 downloads!
Ennioman
constantino,
Me want Waxman.
I like that orchestra.
I like this neighborhood. Call me a stick in my own mud but I don't like to leave it for ooky goo in the marshes of St. Petersburg.
But I'll give 'em a look anyway.
@ Isbum
ref Companeros, have you ever seen the Screentrax CDST 327 cover for this?
I think it's a nice bold design, what's your thoughts? If you also like this version maybe someone here may have it and could post a nice hi res scan, if not I will try and come up with something.
Ennioman
@chimesatmidnight
Nothing wrong with being a stick in the mud; stand tall so the rest of know where the possibility of quicksand lies.
St. Peterburgh ain't all that bad. Bet it's not as bad as Pittsburgh.
I love to troll the world for music. Just think of it. We are no longer limited to the local record store. We have the whole world and many of its musical archives at our fingertips...just a download away.
Ain't it wonnnnerful.
Dont know if anyone has checked this place
Obviously not all his own but a massive amount of soundtracks
http://mp3albums-soundtracks.blogspot.com/search/label/Soundtracks%20Special%20Mega%20Posts
Wild horses and Norsemen.
@ breton girl & scoredaddy -
FRANKLYNOT: The First Jazz Project post on the main page is specifically for the project only.
Please repost your request for Billie Holiday and subsequent links here.
Isbum will plan for a tantrum if the proposed project turns into a request post.
@ scorefun - One COMA coming up.
You interested in gathering all of these Goldsmith songs together for a nice compilation? It's an idea that's been kicking around in my head for a long time now.
@ ennioman - Yes, the cover with the red background and Milian holding the rifle up is what I was thinking about.
@ chimezatmidnight
I do have a rip of Wuthering Heights, sent to me from a generous person who like you is a great fan of the opera. It's a piece I always get the urge to listen to during the fall and early winter months.
I'd love to get Herrmann's recording of THE PLANETS. I'm embarrassed to say I had it at one point but somehow it's disappeared. I heard Holst's music years before I knew Herrmann had conducted a recording and thought how perfect it would fit in with Herrmann's body of work, like kindred spirits.
Outside of the pieces he composed I haven't heard much of the concert music he conducted. I'm wondering if you have any of these,
Silent Noon
Currier & Ives Suite
Clarinet quintet "Souvenir de Voyage"
Echoes - string quartet
Sinfonietta for Strings, an eerie precursor to the music for Psycho.
I'd also love to hear THE KENTUCKIAN Suite you have.
I have the Unicorn CD of Herrmann conducting his Symphony #1 and another piece he composed, The Fantasticks which I'll upload tonight.
@scoredaddy
@ruggo
@chimezatmidnight
Franz Waxman
Legends of Hollywood - Volume 1
1. Task Force (00:50)
Liberty Fanfares
2. Objective, Burma! (12:04)
Prelude; Take-Off; In the Plane; Jumping; The Patrol; Stop Firing; No Landing; Up the Hill; Invasion; Retreat; Finale
3. Come Back, Little Sheba (05:17)
Reminiscences For Orchestra
4. Peyton Place (09:37)
Prelude; Entering Peyton Place; Going to School; Swimming; The Hilltop
5. The Paradine Case (12:20)
Rhapsody for Piano and Orchestra (Piers Lane, piano soloist)
6. The Horn Blows At Midnight (06:45)
"Athaneal The Trumpeter;" Overture for Trumpet and Orchestra (Geoffrey Spiller, trumpet soloist)
7. Sorry, Wrong Number (06:58)
Passacaglia for Orchestra
8. Demetrius and the Gladiators (14:46)
Prelude; Lucia; Messalina & Demetrius; The Marriage of Life & Death; Return to Faith
Total Duration: 01:08:37
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/3195477423/Constantino_Presenta__Legends_of_Hollywood,_Vol._1-_Franz_Waxman.rar
donovan's brain,
Echoes and Souvenir de Voyage are coming along, paired with his genuine friend Jerome Moross' chamber works.
Currier & Ives and Silent Noon are coming... along with the Sedares Devil & Daniel Webster.
Kentuckian is coming along with an excerpt from the Williamsburg short score which was beloved by Herrmann...
Sinfonietta is coming as well.
It will happen over the next 24 hours...
hi guys how r u all today
well as usual i have some requests i hope some one full fil it
Dimitri Tiomkin:
GUNS OF NAVARONE (Complete Rerecording)
Max Steiner:
BATTLE CRY
PURSUED
MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR
Jezebel
THE GLASS MENAGERIE
THE FOUNTAINHEAD
The Charge of the Light Brigade
The Garden of Allah
The Life of Emile Zola
Casablanca(without Dialog)
Life With Father
The Caine Mutiny(Without Dialog)
Thanks alot have a nice day
scoredaddy,
I am wondering... would you like for me to upload Marc Blitzstein's Juno?
@constantino
I don't know if it's me, my computer, the link or Gigasize, but I can't get the link to work for the Waxman.
@ donovans brain - Silent Noon & the Currier And Ives suite appears on the same disc as "Devil And Daniel Webster", which I previously posted here. So, here's the rest of that disc...
Bernard Herrmann "Currier And Ives", @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/52999176/BH-CurrierAndIves.zip
My 2nd contribution to "Memory Laine".
"Jazz Spectacular", with Buck Clayton & His Orchestra, featuring J.J. Johnson & Kai Winding.
I know that this album recorded in 1955 is currently available on the excellent blog "Green Eyed Lady", but this is my rip from CD @ 320 with HR artwork including complete 12 page booklet.
It's in 2 parts in the following folder:
http://rapidshare.com/users/9PJDON
Enjoy
@ Italians,
The post of the "Vai via malinconia" / "Dirgli solo no" single is very very quiet, so here are copies, volume-boosted by about 12dB, to roughly match the album:
Ennio Morricone / Maysa Matarazzo
"Ad Ogni Costo" single ('67):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=B3HCQ9SY
@filmpac
Thank you for the Currier & Ives and Silent Noon. Listening to both now. That first movement of the Currier & Ives reminds me of Prokofiev, another composer I really like.
@ chimezatmidnight
Again, many thanks for your time with the other Herrmann request. Looking forward to them.
Now as promised here is Bernard Herrmann conducting the National Philharmonic Orchestra in his SYMPHONY #1
http://www.mediafire.com/?exhjg0zoxym
and from the same Unicorn-Kanchana CD, Herrmann conducts his song-cycle THE FANTASTICKS
http://www.mediafire.com/?4e5bs4pnzmy
Both @320 kbps
Somewhat related to the Frankie Laine posts; Does anyone happen to have the Prometheus promo for George Duning's score to "3:10 To Yuma"? Or for that matter, Marco Beltrami's score for the new version?
Cheers.
@scorefun
Here is "COMA"(not my rip):
Jerry Goldsmith-1978-Coma:
http://rapidshare.com/files/44574501/Coma.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/44577911/Coma_2.rar
@ All
I have simplified the jazz project.
Please pick one jazz instrumental
and place the link in the
FRANKLYNOT: A Jazz Project
comments section.
Thanks.
Does anyone have the following soundtracks from the great Bernard Herrmann:
Bernard Herrmann at Fox (Vol. 2)
Joy in the Morning
On Dangerous Ground
Blue Denham
Fahrenheit 451 (Herrmann's orginals)
The Day the Earth Stood Still (McNeely Rerecording)
Many thanks to anyone who can help!
ps. - One more request:
Jerry Goldsmith's Planet of the Apes
Thanks!!!
Hi all, new here and recommended by Ennioman
I'm fairly new to this love soundtracks and big on Jazz. Also love Schifrin and wondered if anyone here could surprise me with something a little different from the man.
donovan's brain,
HERRMANN: ECHOES, SOUVENIR DE VOYAGE
MOROSS: CHAMBER WORKS
http://www.mediafire.com/?clzyzjmzt1u
constantino, look what you've done to me --
Does ANYONE have the complete DEMETRIUS AND THE GLADIATORS??
donovan's brain,
HERRMANN: THE KENTUCKIAN SUITE; WILLIAMSBURG - THE STORY OF A PATRIOT (OVERTURE); NIGHT DIGGER (SUITE); SISTERS (CAKE DEATH)
Tony Bremner, cond. | Australian PO
http://www.mediafire.com/?9gyl3yz4jhd
donovan's brain,
WAXMAN: SINFONIETTA FOR STRINGS & TIMPANI
ROZSA: ANDANTE FOR STRING ORCHESTRA
ROZSA: CONCERTO FOR STRING ORCHESTRA
HERRMANN: SINFONIETTA FOR STRING ORCHESTRA
Isaiah Jackson, cond. |Berlin SO
http://www.mediafire.com/?8j1mhmscnls
Thanks for COMA
My Project "Jerry Goldsmith Songbook" contains now 38 titles from 1962 to 2002 with nearly 2 hours of music
I'm a little confused concerning some
songs mentioned on FSM
(http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/articles/2004/19_Aug---Songs_Of_The_Film_Composers_Part_One.asp)
does they all exist in any format ?
for example:
As We Follow the Sun - LOGAN'S RUN (Carol Goldsmith)
The Dark Song - THE DETECTIVE (Estelle Leavitt)
I Remember - THE WIND AND THE LION
It's All a Game - THE CASSANDRA CROSSING
Justine - JUSTINE
May Wine - THE BLUE MAX
???
@JP4151
Here is The Day The Earth Stood Still - 1993, McNeely Conducting. It has two extra tracks, Alternate Theremin Mixes and Studio Rehearsals and Outtakes. It's at 192. Not my rip - thanks to the original uploader.
http://rapidshare.com/files/53114217/The_Day_The_Earth_Stood_Still.rar
My last (so far) contribution to "Memory Laine".
"Torchin'" (2 parts in one folder)- Not my rip, so wherever I picked it up, great thanks to the original uploader.
http://rapidshare.com/users/SKEJO1
The front cover artwork scan is not ideal, so if someone has it and could share in a better quality along with, why not, the back cover, it would be very much appreciated.
For all of the Classical lovers, I thought I would share someone that I love to listen to .... John Corigliano.
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/3195482771/Corigliano__Phantasmagoria.zip
Please enjoy his newer works!
@ Chimez
I never heard of Juno. Is is an operetta?
@ Isbum
Sorry about Billie Holiday "incident".
donovan's brain,
John Morgan posted this news a few weeks ago --
Naxos and the recording duo of John Morgan & Bill Stromberg have parted ways.
The scheduled recording of THE KENTUCKIAN/WILLIAMSBURG will appear on their own label: Tribute Film Classics. The recording sessions are taking place in Moscow in November 2007.
Also in the pipeline are Max Steiner's SHE, CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE plus Frank Skinner's ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN. The last three are scheduled for recording in 2008.
scoredaddy,
Juno is a pretty amazing musical adaptation of Juno and the Peacock by O'Casey (which Hitchcock, who revered the play filmed as he had seen it on stage).
He wrote the book, music and lyrics -- he may have orchestrated it, too.
Originally the hope was that Cagney would play the Captain and Shirley Booth as Juno. They got their Juno (and it is her best musical performance -- which is saying a lot as you know very well) but ultimately the Captain was played by Melvyn Douglas at the start of his second sustained peak as a character actor.
Jack MacGowran (great actor) is the Captain's parasite Joxer. And M-G-M fixture Tommy Rall is the son/IRA informant.
I love this score. The production was just too much, it was out of sync with the zeitgeist of Blitzstein's close friend (and acolyte) Bernstein's West Side Story -- and its tragedy was mishandled (along with everything else) by the ill-chosen director Jose Ferrer.
I mentioned the Lyrita label a couple of weeks back.
The reissue of its catalog by Nimbus is a dream come true.
I've written a few times to eMusic about offering these as they already offer Nimbus.
I mention it here because Herrmann's excellent recording of Cyril Scott's Piano Concertos (with the great John Ogden) and Early One Morning is now back in print!
shane,
Thank you so much for that Ma/Ax wonder!!!
Now... I can offer you the Barenboim recording (which came first) of his First Symphony... his Pied Piper... his Second Symphony and Mannheim Rocket and the umpteenth arrangement of music from The Red Violin, this time the Chaconne played by Chloe Hanslip.
Just let me know.
@ chimez
Juno sounds interesting. I'd love to give a listen. Thanks for your kind offer.
@ the score---if you're a Schifrin fan check this out:
JAZZ SUITE ON THE MASS TEXTS
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GUR60UI9
(you may not have seen this---it was posted just a few days ago.)
Hope you dig it.
ps---it's a vinyl rip @ 320 but very clean (and tasty)
Hello,
I'm looking for the following scores:
Hans Zimmer : The thin red line suite(FIC edition)
Hans Zimmer : My beautiful Laundrette/Wish you were were/Sammy and Rosie get laid.
Hans Zimmer : Millenium promo.
Ron Godwin : Village of the damned.
Nick Glennie-Smith : Ella enchanted
& der kleine Eibar.
Thanks.
@flatulist
That is The Day The Earth Stood Still OST edition, with 18 tracks plus 2 additional bonus, not the Re-recording with 33 tracks by McNeely.
Still i prefer the OST version that you uploaded, though.
@ jp4151
Here's ON DANGEROUS GROUND
originally posted by nomwl1 over at YDHTVTB
pw = you_dont_have_to_visit
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0G026NOV
FAHRENHEIT 451 (McNeely conducting)
http://www.mediafire.com/?30adtt0z9oz
THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL (33 track version which I believe is the McNeely version, track list matches up)
http://rapidshare.com/files/53114217/The_Day_The_Earth_Stood_Still.rar
Thanks to the original uploaders.
@ chimezatmidnight
Fantastic! THANKS for the great Bernard Herrmann. You've made my Labor Day for sure.
Regarding that Naxos news, I remember reading about their new label Film Tribute Classics but I hadn't heard they were parting ways altogether. I'm really looking forward to their recordings of Mysterious Island and Fahrenheit 451 and Walking Distance arranged for strings. Did you see the video of the Mysterious Island rehearsal?
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=8943540
And Fahrenheit 451 rehearsal video
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=9090150
donovan's brain,
I'm going to enjoy that.
I had met Stromberg in the early nineties and couldn't have liked and respected him more. If anyone I'd met, he reminds of the truly gifted human Kenneth Schermerhorn who to me remains after death one of Bernstein's best proteges. (The other is JoAnn Faletta who's very, very much alive and wonderful.)
I very much like Stromberg and Morgan's approach to Herrmann. As grateful as I am to McNeeley... his Herrmann molecules tend towards the widespread. (Not to be confused with having a wide stance.) There's integration and he is a good conductor... but Stromberg to me doesn't leave a gap when shifting from the micro to the macro which is essential in great Herrmann.
It's why I particularly look forward to the Walking Distance. I enjoy the McNeely... but I'm always redacting it at least a little as I hear it which I don't do with his other recordings.
It's as though he leaned too heavily on the idea of Herrmann's small units of small ensembles... rather than what they merge to create.
scoredaddy,
I'm uploading Juno now.
donovan's brain (and anyone else who might be interested),
I have Adriano on my brain with requests in one hand and offers in the other.
If you have heard any of Adriano's film score recordings (he preceded Stromberg/Morgan at Marco Polo) of music by Waxman (like the Rebecca ruggo posted on Saturday), Herrmann (his excellent Jane Eyre) or Ibert, Shostakovich and Honneger...
I have quite of few of what many believe are his best efforts -- his Respighi recordings.
I'll be happy to share what I've got.
Now... if anyone has Adriano's Ibert (including the Macbeth) or the non-Miserables Honneger recordings and would like to post 'em -- thanks!
@ ruggo
Thanks for sugestions on classical music blogs. i am visiting all of them.
@Donovans Brain
Your "The Day The Earth Stood Still" link is the same link that flatulist up.
I've downloaded and check it myself. It's not the McNeely re-recording.
FRANZ WAXMAN
LEGENDS OF HOLLYWOOD - VOLUME TWO
1. Anne of the Indies (04:36)
Suite: Prelude; The Sheba Queen; Jamaica; Finale
2. Captains Courageous (07:00)
Suite
3. The Pioneer Suite (10:22)
Music from "Red Mountain," "Cimarron," and "The Indian Fighter"
4. Huckleberry Finn (06:17)
Overture
5. The Nun's Story (11:02)
Suite: Prelude; I Accuse Myself: Haircutting; The Killing of Aurelie; Finale
6. Botany Bay (09:23)
Prelude & Forward; Montage; New Escape Plot; Love & Victory
7. Possessed (12:04)
Suite (Peter Rosenfelt, pianist)
8. Mr. Roberts (03:19)
Suite: Prelude; Main Title; Final Scene; End Cast
9. The Bride of Frankenstein (06:58)
Danse Macabre
The Queensland Symphony Orchestra conducted by Richard Mills.
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/3195485319/Constantino_Presenta__Legends_of_Hollywood_-_Franz_WAXMAN_-_Volume_Two.rar
constantino,
Thank you again for the Waxman series.
(Thanks again and again and thanks again and again and again await you!)
Chimezatmidnight -
I'm very glad you enjoyed this recording!
I would love to listen to Corigliano's 2nd Symphony. I have his first symphony and heard it live a few years ago, and just loved it. I hope others give his music a chance. He's one of the best out here right now.
Thank you!
shane,
I hear from his former students how good a teacher he is, too.
I'll upload it by tomorrow morning.
Thank you again!
@chimezatmidnight
Your welcome my friend. Please upload the Corigliano!
@Shane
Please upload the Corigliano!
@filmpac
do u remember u sent me Max Steiner album MAX STEINER: THE RKO YEARS 1929-1936 in that album problem was that the sound was only cuming from one speaker only not from both , and i want to ask u is that rip problem or is it natural cd or lp sound why is it happeneing that ive used both speakers but sound is cuming from one only
Thanks
Rocket from mars.Thanks for that great schifrin album,really nice.Hope to deal with you again.
scoredaddy,
MARC BLITZSTEIN: JUNO
Shirley Booth, Melvyn Douglas, Tommy Rall, Jack MacGowran, Jean Stapleton
http://www.mediafire.com/?7dviddjnhq1
scoredaddy,
Juno cover art
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:JunoCover.jpg
JOHN CORIGLIANO: SYMPHONY NO. 2; MANNHEIM ROCKET
John Storgards, cond. | Helsinki PO
http://www.mediafire.com/?affofnxmc05
Donovans Brain;
Thank you very much for locating On Dangerous Ground! I've been looking for it for months.
@ amadues - Erm, Steiner's RKO Years is in... mono?
All jokes aside, yes, you seem to be correct! I took a look using a wave editor and all the sound is on channel 1 only. Also, I noticed that playing it in Winamp, the sound comes out of *both* speakers, even though there is only a waveform on Channel 1. Although if I throw the balance control to the far right, I get nothing. So maybe Winamp is cleverer than I thought, and somehow adjusts.
To be honest, I don't know how that came about, since it wasn't my rip. Fortunately, there is a solution at hand, but it's a bit technical.
You'll need a program called dbPowerAmp, which is a music converting program. You can get this at demonoid.com, if you don't already have it. It's an essential program, believe me.
The latest versions of dbPowerAmp come with something called "DSP Effects", and this is where the magic comes in. One of the options there is a "channel mapper". Using this, you can re-record Channel 1 onto Channel 2. Voila, simulated stereo sound.
However, to be honest, I didn't really notice any great difference in sound quality. The original recordings are 70 years old, and the bitrate was only 128 to begin with.
Hope that helps!
Chimezatmidnight -
Thank you so much for the Corigliano Symphony No. 2. I'm looking forward to listening to it shortly.
shane,
You're welcome. A good amount of the music you offered today will wind up onstage at The Met here in New York this season.
Along with Kristin Chenowith and a mike.
All in the return of Corigliano's The Ghosts of Versailles.
Wow! Sounds like a good line-up of great music!
Now for a rare treat (I saw it on Amazon for $99.99)
His name is Fela Sowande, and he is originally from Nigeria. He incorporates Western ideas into his own African culture. Please take a listen to this piece of music. I absolutely fell in love with it the first time I heard it in my Intercultural Music History class.
African Suite:
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/3195488358/Fela_Sowande_-_African_Suite.zip
@nanm
@jp4151
Oops I got my links mixed up for THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL and posted that same link.
Ok here is the 33 track version I found. Its only 128 kpbs but the times on all tracks match the McNeely version.
http://hyperfileshare.com/d/d220f582
@chimezatmidnight
@ruggo
Glad you're enjoying the Waxman. Volume 3 & 4 coming up!
@ Segroeg
Thanks again ET Vol8-10.
@ isbum
Wow, 72% Blue is 100% Gold!
@ Double-O-Soul
Glad you enjoyed. Very appreciated your blog too.
@ Ennioman
Thanks for Rome by Night. BTW did you find ET vol.8?
It was posted by Segroeg, August 20, 2007 10:24 AM.
Fred Bongust & Roby Poitevin - Un Detective
http://rapidshare.com/files/53307987/FB_RP-UD.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/53308125/FB_RP-UD.part2.rar
My request:
Fred Bongusto - Peccato Veniale
Robby Poitevin - Tecnica di un Omicidio
Does anyone have them?
@ H20
Hi Bud, glad you enjoyed Rome by Night, and No, still not located ET Vol 8 :-(
Ennioman
@filmpac
Thank you for the Faltermeyer.
@all
Does anyone have Carter Burwell's promo from "What Planet Are You From?"
@ Ennioman
ET vol.8 (thank to Segroeg)
http://rapidshare.com/files/50185138/Easy_Tempo_Vol._8_Cinematica___Different_Musical_Horizons.zip
@ Lounge lovers
This site has great compilations.
http://www.morghini.net/
@ ruggo, quinlan and filmpac
Many thanks, gentlemen, for your Frankie Laine posts. I still have to start downloading them as I've been a bit busy.
@ ruggo
In my experience if anyone has any problems with Gigasize it's best not to persevere. Any attempt of mine to download just shuts down my computer completely. So please be very wary - imho it's best to avoid Gigasize altogether.
@ salm.d
Although Ron Goodwin composed music for Village Of The Damned, it was never used as it was decided not to use any music at all in this film.
To the best of my knowledge Goodwin's music for it has never been released commercially.
Hello people¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
I hope that all of you are ok
I'm from Spain, but I put here an anouncement to the people who lives in Los Angeles. It's an interesting event for all os us:
The art and craft of scoring music for motion pictures will be explored in detail during the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' three evening series "The Music Soundtrack: A Composers' Forum of Contemporary Scoring Technique." Sessions will be held on September 20, September 27 and October 4 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Academy's Linwood Dunn Theater in Hollywood.
"The Music Soundtrack" will offer an in-depth look at the music scoring process from the perspective of motion picture composers themselves. Each week's topic will be illuminated by film clips, onstage discussions with guests and questions from the audience.
The series schedule is as follows:
September 20 – Traditional Scores
Moderated by Charles Bernstein ("Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision"), with six-time Oscar® nominee Lalo Schifrin ("Cool Hand Luke") and Academy Award® winner Jan A.P. Kaczmarek ("Finding Neverland").
September 27 – Alternative Scores
Moderated by Oscar nominee Bruce Broughton ("Silverado"), with Mychael Danna ("Little Miss Sunshine"), Oscar nominee Mark Isham ("A River Runs Through It") and Rolfe Kent ("Sideways").
October 4 – The Music Team
Featuring George S. Clinton ("Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery"), Michael Giacchino ("The Incredibles"), John Powell ("United 93") and Mike Flicker (music editor "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery").
Passes for the entire "The Music Soundtrack" series will be available starting September 4 at a cost of $30 for the general public and $20 for Academy members and students with valid ID. Passes may be purchased by mail, in person at the Academy during regular business hours or online at www.oscars.org/events. Tickets for individual evenings, if available, will be $10 at the door.
The Academy's Linwood Dunn Theater is located at 1313 Vine Street in Hollywood. For more information, call (310) 247-3600.
And now, a rare request but a loving one: I have the original soundtrack of "THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS" (great,great) but I want all
the songs that my beloved Michelle Pffeifer sings in the picture, but
don't appear on the original soundtrack. Someone have these songs extracted from dvd or something like this? Or there is a promo? THANKS
@ H20
Terrific! Thanks very much my friend.
Ennioman
@ constantino
My belated thanks for the Waxmans so far. Looking forward to the other volumes.
@ chimez
Thanks for the Juno. I'll let you know what I think after listening.
I have forgottent an important and curious request:
-OPENING LOGOS AND THEMES. It seems like it is a promo or a bootleg with all the fanfarres and musical logos created for the beginning of the pictures when appears the company logo. Includes the main title from the national geographic series, by Elmer Bernstein.
Includes:
20th Century Fox (Alfred Newman). 20th Century Fox CinemaScope Extension (Alfred Newman). Carolco (Jerry Goldsmith). Dreamworks (John Williams). Columbia (Dave Grusin). MGM (Franz Waxman). Miramax (Bill Brown). New Line Cinema (Michael Kamen). No-Do (Manuel Parada) – Versión mono. No-Do (Manuel Parada). Paramount (Lalo Schifrin). Selznick International (Alfred Newman). Silver Pictures (Alan Silvestri). Sundance Festival (David Newman). The Ladd Company (John Williams). THX (James A. Moorer) - Orquestal. THX (James A. Moorer). TriStar (Dave Grusin). United Artists (Dominic Frontière). United Artists (Joe Harnell) – Alternativo. United Artists (Joe Harnell). Universal (Jerry Goldsmith). Universal (Jimmy McHugh). Walt Disney (George Bruns). Warner Bros. (Max Steiner). NBC Sports Sunday Night Football (John Williams). Cinergi (Jerry Goldsmith). MGM/UA Home Video (¿?). National Geographic Presentation (Vocal) (Elmer Bernstein). National Geographic (Elmer Bernstein). NBC News (John Williams).
Thanks¡¡¡
@ chimez
I think you once mentioned that you'd like to hear Copland's original tracks for Something Wild. I've posted the disc at my Copland blofg @320 with artwork scans:
http://fanfareforcopland.blogspot.com/
@ chimez
Copland's Tender Land will be up by next week.
Do you know Gershwin's Of Thee I Sing & Let Them Eat Cake? Two political satires recorded by Michael Tilson Thomas in the 1980's. I have this if you want to give listen. They are quite good.
scoredaddy,
Once again... we have mirrors in our collections. I bought that the day it came out. There was the music, there were Russell Warner's reorchestrations of Let 'Em Eat Cake and its wonderful libretto, there was Larry Kert's voice (still spirited but by then so dry it could be used as an exfoliant) and, my lifelong fixation, Jack Gilford.
I listen to both at least a few times yearly.
I love your thoughtfulness.
@ chimez
Wow, it's difficult to find things in my collection that I can share with you! You have brought so much to the table and I would like to return the many favors.
BTW, I was in B&N yesterday and listened to a great new disc by a composer I never heard of, Osvaldo Golijov. Do you know him and his work entitled "Oceana"?
I don`t know if it was posted here before,but I`m looking for Sven Libaek soundtrack for Inner Space (1974).
Mine copy has errors on some tracks.
Thanks in advance!
ruggo,
I went to St. Petersburg...
And there were Gus and Lenny... late 70's/80's edition.
Now... this will be slow... and totally worth it.
Thank you for not only the address but the babelfish directions.
ruggo,
So Lenny and Gus really weren't there.
The trip was worth it anyway.
scoredaddy,
I very much like Golijov -- he is more than the music biz/opera producer flavor of the month.
If you'd like, look up the blog of Anne-Carolyn Bird online. Lovely young person whose career is rising: she's had lots of experience working with Golijov directly.
I am going to look for the Yiddishbbuk complilation I have of his music... another victim of the very local crash of '07 (computer style).
When I rip it, I'll upload it for you.
scoredaddy, ruggo, constantino, donovan's brain and everyone else!
I'm going to start posting some pieces which reflect (to me) interests which people express here.
First one will be Shostakovich's Eighth Symphony.
It's conducted by Mark Wigglesworth whose DS recordings are the equal of anyone else's. The recordings are by BIS whose sonics suit his combination of strength and transparency.
scoredaddy,
Hmm.
Do you have the concert recording of the Villa-Lobos/Forrest & Wright musical Magdelena?
(I think that's the title.)
I've got some old Westminster recordings on my brain. (That was my label of both choice and not really having much of a choice when I was in high school. Somewhere someone has a site featuring lots of their wonderful 70 reissue album covers.)
One is the Adrian Boult recording of Vaughan Williams' Folk Suite, etc.
Who knows?
Just figured I'd ask. (I asked the dog first but she is indifferent to anything that you can't play with a swishing cactus needle -- very old school she is.)
SHOSTAKOVICH: SYMPHONY NO. 8
Mark Wigglesworth, cond. | Netherlands Radio Philharmonic
http://www.mediafire.com/?aitofy0myku
scoredaddy,
Next up --
Gerard Schwarz conducts Shostakovich's The Execution of Stepan Razin.
Just a short note:
I am in continuous awe at the eclecticism and magnificence of some of the recent postings. We have become a sharing community which has evolved from entertainment to education and enlightenment.
Too much alliteration for one day, but the sentiments are sincere.
SHOSTAKOVICH: THE EXECUTION OF STEPAN RAZIN; OCTOBER; FIVE FRAGMENTS
Gerard Schwartz, cond. | Seattle SO & Chorus | Charles Robert Austin, bass-baritone
http://www.mediafire.com/?cw5xjnjxxmu
@ All -
Re: FRANKLYNOT: The First Jazz Project on the main page of this blog -
When contributing your favorite jazz instrumental to our proposed compilation, do make sure that the piece of music was written specifically as an instrumental.
I'll look the other way if some lyrics were written after the instrumental had become popular.
However, I would prefer straight instrumental tracks over anything else.
@ filmpac - I don't know about "Theme from Alfie". Was it a song? I've never seen the film.
H2O thanks for feedback blog. For you Bongusto "peccato veniale"
http://www.zshare.net/download/3138253a4042df/
Two very different interpretations of Hans Andersen stories...
AUGUSTE ENNA: THE LITTLE MATCHGIRL
ALEXANDER VON ZEMLINSKY: THE LITTLE MERMAID
The first is a gentle, one act opera... charming, brief, sweet and very popular in Denmark.
The second is among Zemlinsky's masterworks. Whatever influences you can recognize in it... it surpasses in both its originality and expressive power.
The conducter is Thomas Dausgaard... you will be hearing more from him here soon enough.
T. Dausgaard, cond. |Danish NSO & Chorus
Inger Dam-Jensen | Ylva Kihlberg
http://www.mediafire.com/?1n2djezhseg
@chimezatmidnight
Thank you for the THE EXECUTION OF STEPAN RAZIN; OCTOBER; FIVE FRAGMENTS. Enjoying it. I love Shostys 8th also!
constantino,
It's a genuine pleasure to share.
Anyone want Sophia Loren narrating Peter and the Wolf -- introduced by Mickey "Mouse" Gorbachev -- followed by Bill Clinton narrating a sequel in which Peter's now the grandfather with a different view of wolves?
@ Luciano Michelini fans-
I am very tempted to pre-order
"La Polizia Accusa: Il Sevizio Segreto Uccide"
S. Collector has no listing for an Lp release. Was it ever available before in any format?
@ scoredaddy
Could I ask you for Let 'Em Eat Cake? That's one of the very few Gershwin works that I don't have.
TIA.
@filmpac
hyeeeeeee man thanks alot for ur help and it works and about demonoid.com problem of registration it require sum kind of invitation code
bye the way thanks for ur great advice
@ isbum - Sonny Rollins wrote the score to Alfie (starring Michael Caine), including the track I posted for the Jazz Project. The hit song was just called Alfie, and contained the memorable line "what's it all about, Alfie". The song was written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David.
To complicate things a little more, Cilla Black did the song version for the UK release, and Cher did the US release. This was back in the day when movies had to have a memorable theme song.
Rest assured, the "Alfie's Theme" I posted by Sonny Rollins has nothing to do with the song. Not a case of an instrumental version of a song. Rollins' score is pure jazz all the way, with orchestrations by Oliver Nelson. The group includes Phil Woods, Kenny Burrell, and J.J. Johnson, and they swing hard on all tracks.
Tell you what I'll do. One Alfie soundtrack coming right up.
@JP4151
Jerry Goldsmith-1968-Planet Of The Apes(60,85MB):
http://www.megaupload.com/pt/?d=O1M5DH4C
Or:
http://viagemusical.blogspot.com/2007/03/planet-of-apes.html
@ chimez
Thanks for all your posts today. i am truying to digest them all. I listened to a few tracks from juno. Lovely stuff, espcially the classic I Wish It So which I know well from Dawn Upshaw's recording and the wonderful song sung by the Irish mother about being a "MA"
@ mel
Let Them Eat Cake coming soon.
@Shane
Thank you for the African Suite!
@scoredaddy
@ruggo
@chimez
FRANZ WAXMAN
LEGENDS OF HOLLYWOOD - VOLUME III
The Queensland Symphony Orchestra conducted by Richard Mills
1. Elephant Walk - Suite (12:34)
Prelude, Appeal for Help, Cylon Romance, Elephant Stampede & Finale
2. Night & The City (08:06)
Nightride For Orchestra
3. Night Unto Night (08:29)
Dusk: A Setting For Orchestra
4. The Furies - Suite (07:02)
Prelude, Juan & Vance, The Mark of the Furies, The Romance Revived & The King of the Furies
5. Hotel Berlin (08:33)
Cafe Waltzes
6. Destination Tokyo - A Montage for Orchestra (06:23)
Main Title, Thinking of Home, Sea Power, Montage & Finale
7. Mr. Skeffington - Suite (05:10)
Forsaken & Finale
8. The Silver Chalice - Suite (12:16)
Prelude, The Chase, Simon The Magican, Fight For The Cup & Finale
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/3195494601/Constantino_Presenta__Legends_of_Hollywood_-_Franz_WAXMAN_-_Volume_III.rar
@ filmpac - I am very pleased to know that "Alfie" can be contributed to the project.
So, quinlan, mel, bb, filmpac, and smp73 have now contributed a jazz instrumental to the "First Jazz Project".
That leaves scoredaddy, ruggo, ennioman, chimezatmidnight, breton girl, reza, agent double, mr.t, watson, score baby, scoreman,
7 black notes, tony, H2o, nomwl1, segroeg, attax, mp, rocket from mars, quidtum, jordan, robotgunfighter, bistis 6, cedric007, scorefun, sallie, maimone digital, wesm, potsdamerplatz... whew..and even zarm if he's not married yet.
BLACK CEASER.A JAMES BROWN BLAXPLOITATION CLASSIC.MORE TO FOLLOW ENJOY. http://rapidshare.com/files/53432489/BLACK_CEASER.zip.html
For those who enjoy unusual mix compilations, check out this wacky 45 minute mp3:
Bedtime Stories mix (45 minutes)
Current mood: indescribable
Category: Music
the sOund Of sOund
3 / 5 / 2007
www.uclaradio.com
http://taylor0.biology.ucla.edu/~johnmm/mixtapes/soundOfSoundMar5.mp3
Bedtime Stories mix (45 minutes):
Aphex Twin - Untitled #2 - Selected Ambient Works Vol. 2 CD 2
Jack Nicholson & Bobby McFerrin - How the Rhinocerous Got its Skin - How the Elephant Got its Trunk & How the Rhinocerous Got its Skin
Willie Two Feather - The Dogs Groan - Red Medicine Dance
Music of Central African Pygmies - Sanza Plucked Idiophone or Thu - Echoes of the Forest
Eartha Kitt - The Women and the Eagle - Folk Tales of the Tribes of Africa
Eartha Kitt - Santa Baby - Elf Soundtrack
Dinah Washington - What a Difference a Day Makes - Greatest Hits
Joel Coen - The Dude - The Big Lebowski
Dr Phil - Calls the Church of Scientology - www.celebrityprankcalling.com
The Beatles - Help - Baroque Interpretations of Beatles
Wendy Carlos & Rachel Elkind - A Clockwork Palindrome - A Clockwork Orange
Jeff Wayne - The Eve of the War - War of the Worlds
Leonard Nimoy - Music to Watch Space Girls By - Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space
Jesus Jones - Zeros and Ones (Aphex Twin Reconstruction #2 Mix) - 26 Mixes for Cash
Orson Welles - War of the Worlds - Mercury Theater on the Air
Ovuca - 13 m Take 9 - Lactavent Outtakes
Star Trek - Passage to Moauv - Paramount Pictures
Cut Chemist - What's the Attitude - The Audience's Listening
Osymyso - Sad It, I'm Off to Hawaii! - Welcome to the Palindrome
@ isbum
I am sorry... I'm a bit confused by this jazz project. Are we to chose an intrumental with multiple versions? In other words, I should contribute other versions of pieces others have contributed? Or should I choose a selection not yet posted?
Hi, a few requests:
1. Roma violenta (Maurizio & Guido De Angelis),
2. Any '70s Bixio / Frizzi / Tempera
3. McKenna's Gold (Quincy Jones)
Here's one that perhaps some will already have, but hopefully of use to someone:
Luis Bacalov,
"Django", 1966
(24 tracks incl. five song versions + score):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LIHW1EKY
Also, if anyone made it to the end of "Eugenie" (thanks for your comment about it, Isbum), here's the CD boot of the original LP, which is quite different (with thanks to nomwl1):
Bruno Nicolai,
"Marquis De Sade's 'Philosophy in the boudoir'", 1969
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PTABABU0
@ scoredaddy + All -
Pick a jazz instrumental that is something you love.
A piece of music that perhaps expresses your taste or personality.
The finished compilation will list your screen name and the track you donated to the project.
I am all for variety, but if different takes on the same piece show up, it's fine.
Mackenna's Gold
by Quincy Jones
http://rapidshare.com/files/44244065/QJ_MackennasGoldDlxEd.zip
@ isbum - Just in case you don't have it, please to check out the complete score to Alfie. As discussed, composed by Sonny Rollins, orchestration by Oliver Nelson, the group includes Phil Woods, Kenny Burrell, and J.J. Johnson. Also comes with two bonus tracks, being the songs by Cher & Cilla Black. Enjoy...
Sonny Rollins "Alfie" (1966), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/53441049/SR-Alfie.zip
@ amadues - So, you got the Steiner RKO Years all converted then? If so, you must have dbPowerAmp already. Cool!
@ constantino - Add my thanks to your great Waxman posts, superb!!
Quinlan (from August) - That would be the 2005 Disney movie- the one about the Superhero High School. :-)
A couple of quick requests/curiosities- is there, to anyone's knowledge, an expanded/complete version of Jerry Goldsmith's 'Congo'?
Also, has there ever been a bootleg or other unofficial release of the movie "Double Jeopardy" with Tommy Lee Jones?
@ filmscore - I've got a sneaking feeling that the 3:10 To Yuma I have previously posted is indeed the Prometheus version. So here is the link again, with vocals by Frankie Laine...
George Duning "3:10 To Yuma" (1957), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/36650867/GD-310ToYuma.rar
MacGyver: Season 4
Episode 1 - The Secret of Parker House
Score by Ken Harisson
Home made dvd rip, 320 kbits/sec, contains some sfx.
http://rapidshare.com/files/53449745/MacGyver_-_Season_4_-_Episode_1.zip
Enjoy!
@ h2o - Found, an August request of yours, don't think it got posted yet...
Gianni Ferrio "Los Desperados" (1969), @192:
http://rapidshare.com/files/53464810/GF-LosDesperados.zip
Ta, Isbum.
Holy Andre Previn.
I just remembered I've got the charming West End musical he wrote in the 70's with Johnny Mercer (definitely Mercer's finest stage lyrics) based on the twice filmed Good Companions.
I'm going to find and upload it.
It was GOING to be a success -- but then (like Bert Lahr's last vehicle Foxy) it got buried by a newspaper strike.
I don't think that exact sort of situation will happen again.
Now -- get the cast!
John Mills
Judi Dench
Christopher Gable
Marti Webb
Coming as soon as I can find it...
@ 3410 - Enjoy, my fellow buzzard:)
@ filmpac - What an excellent day you are having here! For you..
"Pretty Baby"
by Jelly Roll Morton
http://rapidshare.com/files/53463703/JRM_PrettyBaby.zip
@ mr.t - As a way of thanking you for Gianni Marchetti's beautiful "Sun On The Skin" post, here is a Cd copy of
"The Wild Eye" with the vocal track from the Lp version that our Rocket From Mars provided!
http://rapidshare.com/files/52576835/GM_TheWildEye.zip
Gianni Marchetti Requests**
"Top Crack" Lp only
"The Magnificent Tony Carreras"
Aka: "The Secret of the Blond Cat"
"Sette Baschi Rossi"
"I Vigliacchi Non Pregano"
"Colpo Di Mano"
"Disposta a Tutto" Lp 1978
Marchetti composed through the 80's but I have no idea if his sound had altered with the times.
Please inform me if you know.
@ Benoit-
Thanks for the MacGyver. I understand that there's an actual soundtrack out there somewhere, but I haven't been able to find it. Apparently it was released in Europe only; at least that's what I read on the net.
@ zarm-
Thanks for the Sky High short. I also hadn't heard of any release and was hoping someone here might have a promo of the score. Oh, well.
Currently looking for:
The actual MacGyver release
The full score for Shining Through; I've got the short one that's 12 tracks and basically covers from Berlin on, but that's only half of the movie. If anyone has the whole thing, it would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Listening Visions
@ isbum - yee-ha, Pretty Baby, mega thanks bud! Hope this one didn't get shredded too;) Scorefun posted "I Vigliacchi Non Pregano" on August 13, 2007 10:32 AM. I'm a blank on any other Marchettis... for now.
@ whoever - Did whoever asked for it ever find the Bolero, conducted by Leonard Bernstein, that they were after? I've turned up one on a disc with just 4 tracks, as follows...
01 - Bolero (Orchestre National De France)
02 - La Valse
03 - Daphnis et Chloe Suite No 2
04 - Alborada del Graciosa
Appears to be a 1990 release, by CBS Records. Leonard Bernstein, with the New York Philharmonic & Orchestre National De France. Ring any bells? Interested?
@ H2o , filmpac - 70's cop show fans
Let's put out an APB (All Point's Bulletin)on this Cd.
Compared to Lalo Schifrin's work during the 70's - Japanese TV show
"The Gorilla Seven" Ultra Vybe Cd from Japan - It features around 30 tracks of funky cop action.
If we come up zero, i can get it from Dusty Groove outta Chicago.
coffy.a classic soundtrack by roy ayers.enjoy.more to follow. http://rapidshare.com/files/53450374/COFFY.zip.html
@ mel
Here is the Gershwin: Let 'Em Eat Cake you requested @320:
http://rapidshare.com/files/53468099/Gershwin__Let__Em_Eat_Cake.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/53462727/Gershwin__Let__Em_Eat_Cake.part2.rar
@chimez
Sorry, I do not have the Villa Lobos musical you requested. Hopefully someone else here does. I am still downloading your classical posts from today. Some very nice stuff. Thanks for the Gerard Schwarz as always.
isbum ,cheers, i 2nd the requst for "Top crack"
@Segroeg the "I 4 dell'Apocalisse" was tops. please anyone got anymore Bixio,frizzi bits.
Still looking for "melody"
Bee Gees.
Segroeg, thanks to mr.t's comment, I've just noticed that you answered my request 2 days before I made it. So... thanks!
@ Double-O-Soul
Thank you sooooo much for "Peccato Veniale". For for a long long time, I have wanted it.
@ filmpac
I don't remember that requested "Los Desperados". Anyway Italian westerns are very welcomed.
Thanks for your kindness.
@ isbum
I think "La Polizia Accusa: Il Sevizio Segreto Uccide" was not released by vinyl.
Michelini's vinyl are so few.
"Pretty Baby" is greatly appreciated!
Intrested of "Zazie dans le Metro" (Fiorenzo Carpi)?
I can post it.
And I'm waiting for "The Gorilla Seven" via L.A.
@ mr.t, 3410 and Lounge lovers
Here is Japanese crime jazz compilation from the 60s.
VA - Style to Kill (including "Everything Goes Mad" by Keitaro Miho)
http://rapidshare.com/files/53491516/VA-STK.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/53492851/VA-STK.part2.rar
Wow, I've been away a while it seems. Lots to catch up on. Speaking of which, I wonder if anyone can help find a few so-far-undiscovered-by-me scores to the films of the master writer/director, David Mamet.
I've already got STATE AND MAIN and HEIST (both great scores) but was particularly looking for...
HOUSE OF GAMES (Alaric Jans)
THINGS CHANGE (Alaric Jans)
HOMICIDE (Alaric Jans)
OLEANNA (Rebecca Pidgeon)
GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS (complete score?)
THE WINSLOW BOY (Alaric Jans)
THE WATER ENGINE (Alaric Jans)
THE SPANISH PRISONER (Carter Burwell)
SPARTAN (Mark Isham)
EDMOND (Bobby Johnston)
I don't think these have ever been released, so if anyone has a line on 'em, it would be wonderful.
Thanks! :)
Oh, also...
I was hoping to get invited to join up with that Industrial Cocktail thingy since it's gone the way of the invitation-only. Can anyone maybe help me find out how to get into the in-crowd on this? Thanks again. :)
@ Listening
I have that MacGyver album but it's really not that good, only main theme music and strangelly remixed, I was very disappointed... but if people ask for it I'll post it.
@ everyone
Feel free to critic my upload, it was my first try, I ripped the audio from the dvd, then put out the dialogue with Goldwave and then cut the mp3. If you have a better way please tell me because I think the result can be much better, for instance I don't know how to cut off the sfx.
Thanks!
Here's a long shot - perhaps ????
Some years ago, Barbara Cook & Michael Ball did a beautiful on-stage duet of 'People Will Say We're In Love'. I think it was at a Royal performance of some sort. I had a copy but the tape had sound blemishes on it & was pretty useless. 'You Tube' apparently had the clip of this performance, but it's no longer available.
Has anybody still got it, and could share? Don't care so much about the video, just the audio would be fine.
Alternatively, is there another site/blog on the net that would be worth trying???
Thanks all.
Seasy
Does anyone have the Spaghetti Western soundtracks for Keoma or Mannaja? They were flying around in the Blogworld, some time ago, as it seems.
constantino
Rautavaara Redux Time!
RAUTAVAARA: Symphony No. 1 (revised version); Book of Vision; Adagio Celeste
Mikko Franck (truly great young conductor) | National Orchestra of Belgium
http://www.mediafire.com/?eolcjpx4y0x
Ok,I saw my name dropped above mentioned with the jazz project. I can't say I own ONE jazz LP or CD ( not counting big band or Sinatra) so here is my contribution.
It touches jazz but is also that orchestral Philly soul groove that I love so -
from MFSB - try "Poinciana"
http://www.mediafire.com/?bsmtmb4ixb1
constantino,
RAUTAVAARA: SYMPHONY NO. 1 (ORIGINAL VERSION), 2 & 3
Max Pommer, cond. | Leipzig RSO
http://www.mediafire.com/?a3vdkyjlx3r
constantino,
RAUTAVAARA: CANTUS ARCTICUS, SYMPHONIES NOS. 4 & 5
Max Pommer, cond. | Leipzig RSO
http://www.mediafire.com/?8g11zynxdzy
Wow -- my dreams have come true; I am now the proud owner of the Revenge of the Ninja soundtrack!Thanks a million. Does anyone have the soundtracks for American Ninja 1 and 2?
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