As a complement to DLWarner’s post, here is the missing soundtrack to the priceless cartoon short, The Three Little Bops (1957). This cartoon can be found at YouTube and I recommend it to all music lovers, especially the jazzers.
The soundtrack was recorded in advance, in the fall of 1956.
The great Stan Freberg was responsible for all the vocals. There is some controversy about the identity of the musicians as Warner Brothers never listed them, but they are thought to be Shorty Rogers (trumpet), Pepper Adams (saxophone), Pete Jolly (piano), Barney Kessel (guitar), Red Callender (bass), and Stan Levey (drums):
Adding to the "looney-ness" we have had recently, would like to add the following:
That's All Folks: Cartoon Songs From Merrie Melodies & Looney Tunes
A review of the album:
"It's easier to think of Rhino's double-disc set That's All Folks: Cartoon Songs From Merrie Melodies & Looney Tunes as a library piece or an audio book than an album for pleasurable, relaxing listening. After all, it's constructed as an educational piece, containing six complete soundtracks to classic Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoons, including the still-staggering " What's Opera Doc?" This is actually a very good way to appreciate the range, humor, and mad brilliance of Carl Stalling, the force behind much of this music, since his weird juxtapositions, inspired inversions, and vigorous musicality shine in full-length soundtrack suites. But that doesn't make for easy listening, even if Warner Bros. cartoons are your lifeblood, because this is a very serious presentation of the music, making a convincing case for Stalling and his colleagues as formidable modern 20th century composers. But, even if this isn't something you'd spin a lot, it's still worthwhile because it's so wonderfully assembled -- not just the featured music but the presentation, which contains the two discs in a full, 100-page book complete with beautiful original artwork, posters, sketches, photos, charts, and stills, plus insightful essays by Jerry Beck & Will Friedwald, Keith Scott, and Daniel Goldmark. And that points out what's really important about this collection -- it provides an absorbing history lesson, both aural and printed, of one of the most overlooked musical genres of the 20th century." - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
It is out of print but you might want to seek out a copy, just for the book that comes with it. Very informative.
@Jeff - Thank you, man. That was my mistake. Of course "Le Gitan" is by Claude Bolling. I will check up the movie itself - maybe it's possible to extract more music from it.
Ohhhhhhhhh my God! It´s a dream! Francis of Assisi! Many, many, many Thanks Dear Filmpac. One question please, anyone could help me?. I need this soundtracks, covers and tracks. My Requests: Soundtracks: ADAM´S RIB - Miklós Rózsa (one track only) IL FARO IN CAPO AL MONDO - Piero Piccioni EXPANDED VERSION Covers: (All covers it´s very importants for me) THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION - George Antheil (Front & Back Covers CLOUD NINE RECORDS) This covers it´s very important specially. PLYMOUTH ADVENTURE - Miklós Rózsa (Front & Back Covers FSM) FRANCIS OF ASSISI - Mario Nascimbene (Back Covers DRG or LEGEND) IL FARO IN CAPO AL MONDO - Piero Piccioni (Front and Back Covers) VALLEY OF THE KINGS - Miklós Rózsa (Front Cover TICKERTAPE) FRATELLO SOLE SORELLA LUNA - Riz Ortolani (Front & Back Covers) BARABBAS - Mario Nascimbene (Front & Back Covers LEGEND) ALEXANDER NEVSKY - Sergei Prokofiev (Front & Back Covers)
Thanks in advance Friends! And specially thanks Filmpac!
@Master Cylinder - Thanks for the approval on my Phase IV covers I did for your rip. I'm glad you like 'em and thanks for the rip :)
@Everyone - The Artwork Department is growing like an alien virus (in a good way) and is keeping Filmpac and myself extremely busy keeping things up to date.
I can't thank everyone enough for contributing and making it an amazing success.
825 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 801 – 825 of 825All right, I went and did it anyway.
Let's hope Mr. Elfman is not lactose intolerant:
http://rapidshare.com/files/168717208/DE_NotLactoseIntolerant.rar
One caveat: it is at 192. If anyone has one better, wouldn't be offended if it showed up.
Quinlan - don't list
DL Warner - Thanks for the info.
I just had them all alphabetized, and broke off into four sections for uploading / downloading.
I actually heard WB is discontinuing the Golden Collections.
Does anyone have a good transfer of Leslie Bricusse's SCROOGE?
I know this is a much demand item for CD release and I haven't heard it in years.
Thanks!
@Madman
Thanks for Baron Blood
@ THXjay
Holy Crap GREAT WORK!!! on the Phase IV cover.
@gunshotwound
Thanks for PREMATURE BURIAL
@filmpac
I can't thank you enough for the Ron Stein Post.
@Anyone else I may have left out, Thanks.
The Master Cylinder Blog will be closing untill the first of the year. This will give me a better chance to update everything.
@filmpac
Thanks for the great SNS set!
As a complement to DLWarner’s post, here is the missing soundtrack to the priceless cartoon short, The Three Little Bops (1957). This cartoon can be found at YouTube and I recommend it to all music lovers, especially the jazzers.
The soundtrack was recorded in advance, in the fall of 1956.
The great Stan Freberg was responsible for all the vocals. There is some controversy about the identity of the musicians as Warner Brothers never listed them, but they are thought to be Shorty Rogers (trumpet), Pepper Adams (saxophone), Pete Jolly (piano), Barney Kessel (guitar), Red Callender (bass), and Stan Levey (drums):
http://rapidshare.com/files/168761110/TTLBs.rar.html
@ Prospero & isbum
Thank you for Milk and Synecdoche, NY! I was looking forward to those.
On another forum someone posted "The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button" by Alexandre Desplat in 112 kbps. Anyone interested? It's a beautiful score.
@ Dimich
Le Gitan is from Claude Bolling (not Vladimir Cosma)
and a as far as I know only exist with 2 tracks
Too bad the bitrate of "Milk" is only 96 kbps. Still it gives you an idea of the score.
Adding to the "looney-ness" we have had recently, would like to add the following:
That's All Folks: Cartoon Songs From Merrie Melodies & Looney Tunes
A review of the album:
"It's easier to think of Rhino's double-disc set That's All Folks: Cartoon Songs From Merrie Melodies & Looney Tunes as a library piece or an audio book than an album for pleasurable, relaxing listening. After all, it's constructed as an educational piece, containing six complete soundtracks to classic Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoons, including the still-staggering " What's Opera Doc?" This is actually a very good way to appreciate the range, humor, and mad brilliance of Carl Stalling, the force behind much of this music, since his weird juxtapositions, inspired inversions, and vigorous musicality shine in full-length soundtrack suites. But that doesn't make for easy listening, even if Warner Bros. cartoons are your lifeblood, because this is a very serious presentation of the music, making a convincing case for Stalling and his colleagues as formidable modern 20th century composers. But, even if this isn't something you'd spin a lot, it's still worthwhile because it's so wonderfully assembled -- not just the featured music but the presentation, which contains the two discs in a full, 100-page book complete with beautiful original artwork, posters, sketches, photos, charts, and stills, plus insightful essays by Jerry Beck & Will Friedwald, Keith Scott, and Daniel Goldmark. And that points out what's really important about this collection -- it provides an absorbing history lesson, both aural and printed, of one of the most overlooked musical genres of the 20th century." - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
It is out of print but you might want to seek out a copy, just for the book that comes with it. Very informative.
My own rip at 320 kb. Enjoy!
Disc 1: http://sharebee.com/da949d4b
Disc 2: http://sharebee.com/ba332060
@Jeff - Thank you, man. That was my mistake. Of course "Le Gitan" is by Claude Bolling. I will check up the movie itself - maybe it's possible to extract more music from it.
Saw the covers for
Thomas Newman - Desperately Seeking Susan / Making Mr. Right
on the Artwork Department.
Anyone who has the score and want to share it?
Would be superb,
THANKS in advance!
Does anybody know where I can find the score for "Taken" by Nathaniel Mechaly?
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=V3J554DY
Scrooge!
Does anybody by chance have Francis Lai scores on CD ?
Bilitis
Passion Flower Hotel
Love Is a Funny Thing
@ Andreas:
THANK YOU VERY MUCH! ;-D
hi
Does somebody have "BLAZING SADDLES" by John Morris?
Please...
"Repo!TheGeneticOpera" 2008 Cd@320
music & lyrics composed by DarrenSmith&TerranceZdunich
http://rapidshare.com/files/169061004/RepoTheGeneticOpera.zip
getITfast!
A Couple of Requests, if possible...
Dominic Muldowney 1984
Bad Influence (1990) VA Soundtrack
Thanks In Advance.
Bad influence (VA soundtrack) here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/169140756/Bad_Influence_VA.zip.html
Ohhhhhhhhh my God! It´s a dream! Francis of Assisi! Many, many, many Thanks Dear Filmpac. One question please, anyone could help me?. I need this soundtracks, covers and tracks.
My Requests:
Soundtracks:
ADAM´S RIB - Miklós Rózsa (one track only)
IL FARO IN CAPO AL MONDO - Piero Piccioni EXPANDED VERSION
Covers: (All covers it´s very importants for me)
THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION - George Antheil (Front & Back Covers CLOUD NINE RECORDS) This covers it´s very important specially.
PLYMOUTH ADVENTURE - Miklós Rózsa (Front & Back Covers FSM)
FRANCIS OF ASSISI - Mario Nascimbene (Back Covers DRG or LEGEND)
IL FARO IN CAPO AL MONDO - Piero Piccioni (Front and Back Covers)
VALLEY OF THE KINGS - Miklós Rózsa (Front Cover TICKERTAPE)
FRATELLO SOLE SORELLA LUNA - Riz Ortolani (Front & Back Covers)
BARABBAS - Mario Nascimbene (Front & Back Covers LEGEND)
ALEXANDER NEVSKY - Sergei Prokofiev (Front & Back Covers)
Thanks in advance Friends! And specially thanks Filmpac!
Does someone have and could possible upload "Music From The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy (Re-Recording)", that was posted on the Artwork Department?
@ NanM
I have it and will upload this evening.
@Master Cylinder - Thanks for the approval on my Phase IV covers I did for your rip. I'm glad you like 'em and thanks for the rip :)
@Everyone - The Artwork Department is growing like an alien virus (in a good way) and is keeping Filmpac and myself extremely busy keeping things up to date.
I can't thank everyone enough for contributing and making it an amazing success.
Thanks guys!
@ All - Oops November is over!
See you in December!
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