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Lalo Schifrin - Cool Hand Luke: Original Soundtrack Recording (1967/2001)
| “ | With an iconic, Academy Award®-nominated lead performance by Paul Newman as the free spirit who refuses to be broken by cruel Southern justice, director Stuart Rosenberg's Cool Hand Luke has rightly taken its place as a modern American classic. One of the key elements to the film's deft balance of drama and humor is also its most unlikely: the Oscar®-nominated score of Argentine-born composer Lalo Schifrin. As he's done throughout a career that's moved gracefully between jazz recordings, classical podiums, and scoring stages, Schifrin's music fuses seemingly disparate genres--bluegrass, symphonic, rhythmic jazz--into a soundtrack that evokes them all yet becomes distinctly more than the sum of its parts. Given that gratifying sensibility, it's a soundtrack full of surprising twists and turns, crackling with energy. Such is its dynamic nature that one reedited cut ("Tar Sequence") has taken on a second life as the ubiquitous "Eyewitness News" theme music at local TV stations across America. | ” |
| “ | Of all the film scores Lalo Schifrin has composed -- good and bad, and yes, he's done some stinkers -- the score to Stuart Rosenberg's 1967 film Cool Hand Luke, a star vehicle for Paul Newman, is among his greatest achievements. First, there is the score itself, pure cinema in scope, breadth, and architecture. Next is its attempted marriage to bluegrass music -- not entirely successful, but pretty great anyway -- and finally there is Schifrin's attempt to offer an actual view of the character through the score, not just provide a series of incidentals to accompany the movement of a plot. The complexities of Newman's Luke are borne out in a score that works futuristic themes (like the CNN-meets-Star Trek music for the "Tar Sequence," the most problematic in the film), gorgeous jazz elements (just check out "Lucille," a seductive love theme if there ever was one), and bluegrass concepts into a framework where they were needed but would be obtrusive no matter where they were placed -- like Luke himself. This shows through loud and clear on "Egg-Eating Contest," even if Schifrin's sensibilities run closer to Jobim than Bill Monroe. There is also the delightful, Stephen Foster-ish theme called "Plastic Jesus," with Tommy Tedesco playing a sweet banjo and guitar over a lush, melancholy string arrangement. It's here that the drama in the film turns into the only fate a character like Luke can have befall him. Immediately after this beautiful interlude comes a heavily reverbed psychedelic banjo that threatens to rip the insides out of "Foggy Mountain Breakdown," but instead becomes a suspenseful meditation on clarity called "I Got My Mind Back." The knowledge of all that transpired previously is clearly in every wash of the strings over the harp. "Ballad of Cool Hand Luke" is heard as the beginning of the last third of the film comes into play. A harmonica carries its melody against a backdrop of horns, electric guitars, and percussion. It's almost like Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talkin'," as scored by Jobim during his Warner Bros. period. As "Dog Boy" begins to signal the beginning of the end, brass and a rumbling piano challenge one another momentarily as a wash of strings and a bongo find their place in the mix to carry its drama. The castanets spot-check the horns and winds, changing the dynamic from tense to unbearable, and escalating that sensation three times inside as many minutes. Here, though, the end title doesn't end the score: There are bonuses that weren't part of the original film. As the reverie of the end title played so simply by Tommy Tedesco becomes a poignant memory of the film's hero and his struggle -- as well as his laughter -- listeners will find themselves wanting more, as did viewers of the film. Here, after the soundtrack is over, Lalo and Donna Schifrin have provided listeners with two large bonuses: One is a gorgeous symphonic sketch -- almost seven minutes long -- of the various themes in Cool Hand Luke, and the other is a lost treasure, the original recording of "Down Here on the Ground," recorded by everybody from Wes Montgomery to Gerald Wilson to Oscar Peterson. It's a straight-up jazz melody, languid, wistful, and beautiful in its elegantly swinging whispers and sliding, dancing grace. What a bonus! This makes Cool Hand Luke, in stunning 24-bit remastered sound, an essential soundtrack in the library of any serious -- or casual for that matter -- film music collector.
Review by Thom Jurek, Allmusic.com
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Tracklist:
01. Main Title (02:06)
02. Tar Sequence (03:11)
03. Just a Closer Walk With Thee (02:54)
04. Chase (03:17)
05. Lucille (02:45)
06. Egg Eating Contest (02:57)
07. Eye-Ballin Glasses (02:24)
08. Arletta Blues (02:53)
09. Criss-crossing the Fence (02:19)
10. Plastic Jesus (01:56)
11. Got My Mind Back (03:08)
12. Ballad of Cool Hand Luke (02:34)
13. The First Morning (01:49)
14. Bean Time (01:10)
15. Road Gang (01:48)
16. Radio in Barracks (01:47)
17. Dog Boy (03:09)
18. End Title (02:13)
19. Symphonic Sketches of Cool Hand Luke (06:56)
20. Down Here on the Ground (Symphonic Version) (05:59)
Johnny Mandel - The Sandpiper: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1965/1996)
| “ | The film The Sandpiper is best-remembered today for Johnny Mandel's "The Shadow of Your Smile". Its soundtrack CD has 11 pieces on it, ten of which are variations of that one melody. Other than a straightforward version of the theme that features a vocal group, Jack Sheldon's trumpet is prominent throughout much of the haunting score; the one exception to the moody music is the brief R&Bish "Bird Bath" which was used in a nightclub scene. Otherwise this CD's value to listeners depends largely on how much one enjoys "The Shadow of Your Smile".
Review by Scott Yanow, Allmusic.com
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Johnny Mandel Biography
Johnny Mandel at Wiki
Film at IMDB
Film at Wiki
Tracklist:
01. The Shadow Of Your Smile (Vocal) (01:54) - Music by Johnny Mandel, Lyrics by Paul Francis Webster
02. Main Title (04:15)
03. Desire (02:27)
04. Seduction (05:00)
05. San Simeon (04:14)
06. Weekend Montage (04:28)
07. Baby Sandpiper (03:51)
08. Art Gallery (05:35)
09. End Title (02:36)
10. Bird Bath (02:14)
11. Weekend Montage (unedited version) (04:59) CD bonus track
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Dimitri Tiomkin - 55 Days At Peking: Expanded Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1963/2011) 2CD Limited Edition
| “ | La-La Land Records and Sony Music presents the remastered and expanded 2-CD SET of legendary composer Dimitri Tiomkin’s (SHADOW OF A DOUBT, GIANT, RIO BRAVO, THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA) score to the 1963 motion picture epic 55 DAYS AT PEKING, starring Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner and David Niven, directed by Nicholas Ray. Tiomkin's robust orchestral score, regarded as one of his finest works, soars with excitement and boundless creativity. Expanded by well over an hour beyond its original LP release, this comprehensive re-issue contains additional material that was not used in the final cut of the film. Produced by Didier C. Deutsch and Mark G. Wilder, and mastered by Mark G. Wilder from recently discovered Sony Music vault elements, this release is a must for all golden age score enthusiasts. The handsome 24-Page booklet contains exclusive, in-depth liner notes by film music writer Frank K. DeWald. This is a limited edition of 2500 units. | ” |
| “ | 55 DAYS AT PEKING was the third epic film created by Samuel Bronston in Spain, originally released in 1963. This superb deluxe production of Dimitri Tiomkin's glorious soundtrack does full justice to the original film score, and even exceeds that standard by including several previously unfilmed and unreleased tracks. Tiomkin's score is a brilliantly dramatic fusion of East and West, blending classical, oriental and Russian themes with precision and panache. This La-La Land Records release is to be fully commended for dedication beyond the call of soundtrack duty. Booklet photography and sleeve notes by Frank K. DeWald are a welcome additional treat. If you like epic film-making, Tiomkin or Samuel Bronston, purchase and consume this product as soon as possible. You will not be disappointed.
Review by James McCabe, Amazon.com
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Composer Biography
Composer at Wiki
Film at IMDB
Film at Wiki
Tracklist:
CD1:
01. Overture (02:55)
02. Main Title (03:03)
03. Peking, China, The Summer Of The Year 1900... (00:44)
04. Order From A Prime Minister / In The Palace (01:46)
05. Oriental (01:19)
06. The Water Wheel Torture (01:36)
07. A Dead British Missionary (00:38)
08. Welcome Marines (01:54)
09. Hotel Blanc (02:24)
10. Lewis And Natashaҳ First Encounter (02:20)
11. Prince Tuan (02:02)
12. Dance At The British Embassy (The Belfry Two-Step) (03:06)
13. The Boxers Entertain (02:43)
14. Natashaҳ Waltz (02:20)
15. Murder Of The German Minister (02:12)
16. Mass Execution (00:29)
17. An EmpressҠWarning (01:09)
18. Rescued From An Angry Crowd (01:09)
19. Preparing For Battle (02:12)
20. Natasha Visits A Chinaman (01:38)
21. Lewis And Natasha Disagree (01:10)
22. Attack On The French Legation (03:17)
23. British Soldier Wounded (00:49)
24. On Top Of The Wall (02:06)
25. All Quiet On The Eastern Front (00:35)
26. Here They Come (Peking First Battle) (02:45)
27. Hospital Scene (01:03)
28. Moon Fire (05:51)
CD2:
01. Intermission: The Peking Theme (02:28)
02. Childrenҳ Corner (01:40)
03. At The Hospital (01:06)
04. A Message From Admiral Sidney (01:20)
05. Lewis And Natasha (03:04)
06. Theresa In Danger (01:55)
07. Religious Ceremony / Covert Operation (04:15)
08. Spoiling The EmpressҠParty: Explosion Of The Arsenal (02:39)
09. Old Soldiers Never Volunteer (02:15)
10. Lewis Saves The Boy (01:48)
11. Necklace For Drugs (01:14)
12. The Truce Is Over (01:08)
13. Theresa And Lewis (01:01)
14. Death Of Natasha (02:51)
15. A New Kind Of Weapon (02:27)
16. Peking Second Battle (00:44)
17. Bad News (02:18)
18. Attack On The Compound (01:50)
19. Help Arrives (02:52)
20. The Empress Alone (01:36)
21. Auld Lang Syne (00:42)
22. End Title (01:36)
23. Exit Music: The Peking Theme (02:49)
24. So Little Time (EP Version) (02:15)
25. March (EP Version) (01:56)
26. Natasha (EP Version) (01:57)
27. Theresa (EP Version) (02:05)
28. So Little Time (Single Version) (02:15)
29. Moon Fire (Single Version) (02:01)
Hugo Friedhofer - The Young Lions (1958) & This Earth Is Mine! (1959) Soundtracks (1993) 2CD
| “ | Despite the fact that he came to prominence in the heyday of Hollywood's great film scores, Hugo Friedhofer never achieved the recognition enjoyed by his contemporaries Miklos Rozsa, Alfred Newman, Bernard Herrmann, and Franz Waxman. This may have been a result of the fact that he tended to score movies that were more noted for their stars than their dramatic content. Hugo Wilhelm Friedhofer was the son of a cellist from Dresden. He quit school at the age of 16 to take a job as an office boy, and studied art at night at the Mark Hopkins Institute in San Francisco. He'd started learning the cello from his father at age 13, but for most of his teen years, music and art challenged each other as his first love. At 18, he finally decided to devote himself to music, taking up the cello in earnest and achieving a professional level of competency by the time he was 20. He played in a symphony orchestra and a theater orchestra while continuing to study music full-time, including composition courses with Italian composer Dominico Brescia. He worked periodically as an arranger for popular bands and playing in theater orchestras, and then, with the advent of talking pictures, was suddenly thrown out of work when the theater orchestras disappeared. He scrambled around for work for two years, already married and with a wife and child to support. Then in the late '20s, he landed a job in Hollywood as an arranger at Fox Studios. Arriving there in April of 1929, he took his first assignment, the movie Sunny Side Up, and then worked as a freelancer for the next few years. He was finally hired by Warner Bros. and spent the middle and end of the '30s orchestrating more than 50 of the movie scores written by Max Steiner, and 15 of the renowned scores of Erich Wolfgang Korngold. By the early '40s, he was widely admired as an orchestrator even among the classical community, which normally looked down its nose at film music, including such renowned figures as conductor Jascha Horenstein. Friedhofer emerged very slowly as a composer. His first assignment, for The Adventures of Marco Polo starring Gary Cooper, came about in 1937 through his friend Alfred Newman. Unfortunately, the Warner Bros. music department had all of the composing talent it needed and only used Friedhofer as an orchestrator. Luckily, he had Newman's lasting friendship. In 1944, Newman got Friedhofer an assignment at 20th Century Fox to score The Lodger. Newman was the most respected creative figure in film music in Hollywood, whose word was law with many producers and even a few moguls, among them Samuel Goldwyn. It was on Newman's recommendation that Goldwyn -- over the objections of director William Wyler (who wanted Newman) -- selected Friedhofer to compose the music to the most important movie he had ever made, The Best Years of Our Lives, in 1945. Friedhofer's score for The Best Years of Lives was one of the finest ever written for a Goldwyn movie and it won the composer an Academy Award and attracted the favorable attention of serious music critics. Friedhofer's career as a composer was made, and he went on to score such diverse films as Ace in the Hole, The Bishop's Wife, Three Came Home, Seven Cities of Gold, An Affair to Remember, The Young Lions, and One-Eyed Jacks. He worked well into the 1970s on movies including Roger Corman's Von Richthofen & Brown and Paul Bartel's Private Parts. In the 1970s, Friedhofer was respected as an elder statesman of film music. As one of the few surviving members of his generation, he ended up as a spokesman for them and a symbol of the neglect to which their work was subjected; many of his scores were part of a massive amount of studio documents bulldozed as landfill during the early '70s. Ironically, by the end of that decade, scholars and record companies were busy reconstructing Friedhofer's orchestrations and arrangements for new recordings.
Review by Bruce Eder, Allmusic.com
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Hugo Friedhofer at Wiki
The Young Lions at IMDB - This Earth Is Mine! at IMDB
The Young Lions at Wiki - This Earth Is Mine! Wiki
The Young Lions at Wiki - This Earth Is Mine! Wiki
Tracklist:
CD1 - The Young Lions:
01. Main Title - Ski Run (2:03)
02. Christian & Francoise / Michael's Theme (5:38)
03. Hope & Noah (4:49)
04. The Captain's Lady (2:07)
05. North American Episode (5:44)
06. Parisian Interlude (5:09)
07. Berlin Aftermath (3:13)
08. A Letter from Noah (2:13)
09. River Crossing (3:03)
10. Death of Christian / End Title (5:22)
CD2 - This Earth Is Mine!:
01. Main Title (3:27)
02. Martha's Vineyard (1:58)
03. The Kiss (1:50)
04. Wine Caves (2:36)
05. Good Catch (3:21)
06. Amorous Andre (1:31)
07. Confessional (4:40)
08. John & Mother (1:05)
09. Be Honest (3:35)
10. Mountain Vineyard (2:26)
11. Catastrophe (2:49)
12. Hospital (2:19)
13. Back to the Soil (2:55)
14. End Title (3:41)
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Francois De Roubaix - Anthologie Volume 1&2 (1999) MP3 + Lossless
Artist: Francois De Roubaix
Title Of Album:Anthologie Volume 1&2
Year Of Release:1960-70 (1999)
Label: Play Time
Country:France
Genre: Soundtrack
Quality: mp3/Flac (image+.cue)
Bitrate: 320 kbps/Lossless
Total Time:73:50 + 74:58
Total Size:333,35 / 965,55 Mb
Tracklist :
Volume 1:
Commissaire Moulin
1. Indicatif 1:36
Les Aventuriers
2. Journal De Bord 3:18
3. Enterrement Sous-Marin (Version Inédite) 1:20
La Scoumoune
4. Xavier A La Maison D'Arrêt 2:32
Les Secrets De La Mer Rouge
5. La Vie A Bord 2:34
6. Thème De Célima 1:22
7. Les Pirates 1:52
8. Thème D'Amina 1:32
Chapi-Chapo
9. Chapi-Chapo 2:45
Le Saut De L'Ange
10. Le Saut De L'Ange (Version Longue) 3:33
11. Drive-In 1:49
La Guerre D'Algérie
12. Thème 2:56
À Vous De Jouer Milord
13. Générique 1:51
14. Titan 2:35
15. Un Tank Pour L'Aventure 1:56
16. Angoisse Sous-Marine 2:05
Le Provocateur
17. Générique 1:56
Les Sesterain Ou Le Miroir 2000
18. Générique 2:07
19. Amour Et Mariage 1:55
20. Tignes 2:32
21. Schuss... 1:50
Sial IV
22. Thème 2:06
Tante Zita
23. Le Monde Est Fou 2:23
24. Loin (Version Inédite) 1:58
25. Miniland 1:52
Opération Gauguin
26. La Plongée 1:53
Le Soleil Se Lève à L'Est
27. Générique 2:06
28. Cavaliers En Manoeuvre 2:05
29. Le Soleil Se Lève A L'Est 2:23
La Vie Commence à Minuit
30. Thème 1:41
Bonus Tracks
31. La Scoumoune 2:46
32. Tramp 1:39
33. Les Caïds 1:41
34. Trois Pas 1:40
35. L'Appel Du Large 1:59
Volume 2:
Dernier Domicile Connu
1. Suite
2. Ecoute Le Temps
Vocals – Brigitte Bardot
Les Chevaliers Du Ciel
3. Générique Jeunesse "L’Age Tendre"
4. Deux Chevaliers Dans Les Andes
5. Le Ciel Nous Fait Rêver
6. Poursuite Dans Les Airs
7. Tahiti
Jeff
8. Le Canal Gelé
9. Poursuite A Anvers
10. Laurent Et Eva
Pépin La Bulle
11. La Bulle De Pépin
Vocals – Jean-Jacques Gallard
12. En Avant Pépin!
La Loi Du Survivant
13. Valse Du Vertige (Version 1)
14. La Loi Du Survivant
15. Valse Du Vertige (Version 2)
Ou Est Passé Tom?
16. Tom
17. Les Prisonniers
Les Grands Moyens
18. Vendetta
Vocals – François De Roubaix
19. Les Mémés Flingueuses
Les Etrangers
20. Thème
Les Anges
21. Les Anges
A Dossiers Ouverts
22. Générique
23. Calomnie
Des Poissons Et Des Hommes
24. Requiem Pour Un Congre
25. Valse Du Poulpe
Millénaires
26. Thème
Les Oiseaux Rares
27. Je Suis Sportive
Amours, Delices Et Orgues
28. Thème
Pénélope
29. Balade De Pénélope
30. Pénélope Se Déchaîne
Comment Ça Va J'm'en Fous
31. Une Vie A L'envers
Mais Ou Sont Passées Les Jeunes Filles En Fleur?
32. Des Jeunes Filles Et Des Fleurs…
Titres Bonus
33. Rêverie (Maquette De Travail Inédite)
34. Les Aventuriers (Maquette D'Une Chanson Inédite)
Vocals – Joanna Shimkus
35. Demain… (Maquette De Travail Inédite)
Vladimir Cosma - Le jumeau (LP) (1984)
Artist: Vladimir Cosma
Title Of Album:Le jumeau
Year Of Release: 1984
Label: Carrere
Genre: Jazz, Score
Quality:Flac (image+.cue)
Bitrate: Lossless 24 bit/96 kHz
Total Time:35:33
Total Size: 696,67 Mb
Tracklist :
01. Le jumeau (4:15)
02. Les filles en or (3:49)
03. Matthias-Matthieu (4:53)
04. Les bigames (1:31)
05. Blue dôme (2:27)
06. Elizabeth et Elisabeth (1:10)
07. Two Much (4:54)
08. Le jumeau singulier (2:20)
09. La folle journée (4:16)
10. Betty (1:10)
11. Pardon, mon affaire (3:50)
sexta-feira, 1 de novembro de 2013
V.A. – Saturday night fever (1995)
| “ | Soundtrack of 'Saturday Night Fever' (1977), who came to achieve 15 times platinum in USA and in those years to be the best selling film music of all time. The 'Bee Gees' were preparing a new studio album for which had about five original songs, which proved to be right for the start of the soundtrack, who played the first 4 themselves, while the fifth,' If I Can not Have You ", was recorded by Yvonne Elliman. Along with those songs added two other previously released their own songs, "Jive Talkin 'and' You Should Be Dancing '. The rest of the music of the film are outstanding songs written and adapted by musician David Shire, which makes loans of three of them. | ” |
Track list:
1. Stayin' alive (Bee Gees)
2. How deep is (Bee Gees)
3. Night fever (Bee Gees)
4. More than a woman (Bee Gees)
5. If I can't have you (Yvonne Elliman)
6. A fifth of Beethoven (Walter Murphy)
7. More than a woman (Tavares)
8. Manhattan skyline (David Shire)
9. Calypso breakdown (Ralph McDonald)
10. Night on Disco Mountain (David Shire)
11. Open sesame (Kool & The Gang)
12. Jive talkin' (Bee Gees)
13. You should be dancing (Bee Gees)
14. Boogie shoes (K.C. and The Sunshine Band)
15. Salsation (David Shire)
16. K-Jee (M.F.S.B.)
17. Disco Inferno (The Trammps)
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Bernard Herrmann - North By Northwest: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1959/2012)
| “ | Oft-recorded Bernard Herrmann masterpiece finally gets complete release in dynamic stereo from new masters! Previous release on Rhino label was spectacular album, albeit several major set pieces (including main title & climactic Mount Rushmore sequence) were transferred from damaged elements, all that was then available. Thanks to Warner Bros., new stereo mixes have been made available for first time ever, revealing spectacular sonics (for 1959) and illuminating new details of magnificent score never before captured. While score has also been digitally re-recorded twice under different conductors, neither version can match crisp, exciting performance of MGM Studio musicians under baton of Herrmann himself. Hear harp arpeggios, castenets, wood blocks, snare drums like never before. Get entire climax with punch of bass trombone, thrilling trumpets amidst swirling variety of tempos that keep tension, excitement of Hitchcock's incredible action set-piece moving at fierce pace. Alfred Hitchcock's brilliant film stars Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason, young Martin Landau and is regarded as one of director's greatest achievements. Crop-dusting scene, Mount Rushmore climax are movie icons. Romance between Grant, Saint is heartfelt, all the more so with Herrmann's tender love theme for strings. Composer is also major part of excitement, suspense of wild tale. Under loving guidance of Neil Bulk & Lukas Kendall, Herrmann's score comes home at last not only with best sound possible but also with first-ever reproduction of original MGM artwork campaign, color stills, informative notes by Frank De Wald, complete cue assembly details plus musician's list. The final word on North By Northwest! Bernard Herrmann conducts. Intrada Special Collection release available while quantities and interest remains. | ” |
01. Overture - Main Title (02:17)
02. The Streets (01:04)
03. Kidnapped (02:15)
04. The Door / Cheers (01:22)
05. The Wild Ride / Car Crash (03:11)
06. The Return / Two Dollars (01:13)
07. The Elevator (00:47)
08. The U.N. / Information Desk (01:52)
09. The Knife (00:49)
10. Interlude (01:16)
11. Detectives / Conversation Piece / Duo (04:40)
12. The Station / The Phone Booth / Farewell (02:52)
13. The Crash / Hotel Lobby (03:12)
14. The Reunion / Goodbye / The Question (02:32)
15. The Pad & Pencil / The Auction / The Police (02:35)
16. The Airport (01:00)
17. The Cafeteria / The Shooting (02:21)
18. The Forest (01:23)
19. Flight / The Ledge (01:28)
20. The House (03:12)
21. The Balcony / The Match Box (02:44)
22. The Message / The T.V. / The Airplane (02:37)
23. The Gates / The Stone Faces / The Ridge / On The Rocks / The Cliff / Finale (08:55)
The Extras:
24. It's A Most Unusual Day (Source) (01:10)
25. Rosalie (Source) (01:33)
26. In The Still Of The Night (Source) (02:24)
27. Fashion Show (Source) (05:20)
28. The Crash (Alternate Take) (01:48)
02. The Streets (01:04)
03. Kidnapped (02:15)
04. The Door / Cheers (01:22)
05. The Wild Ride / Car Crash (03:11)
06. The Return / Two Dollars (01:13)
07. The Elevator (00:47)
08. The U.N. / Information Desk (01:52)
09. The Knife (00:49)
10. Interlude (01:16)
11. Detectives / Conversation Piece / Duo (04:40)
12. The Station / The Phone Booth / Farewell (02:52)
13. The Crash / Hotel Lobby (03:12)
14. The Reunion / Goodbye / The Question (02:32)
15. The Pad & Pencil / The Auction / The Police (02:35)
16. The Airport (01:00)
17. The Cafeteria / The Shooting (02:21)
18. The Forest (01:23)
19. Flight / The Ledge (01:28)
20. The House (03:12)
21. The Balcony / The Match Box (02:44)
22. The Message / The T.V. / The Airplane (02:37)
23. The Gates / The Stone Faces / The Ridge / On The Rocks / The Cliff / Finale (08:55)
The Extras:
24. It's A Most Unusual Day (Source) (01:10)
25. Rosalie (Source) (01:33)
26. In The Still Of The Night (Source) (02:24)
27. Fashion Show (Source) (05:20)
28. The Crash (Alternate Take) (01:48)
David Raksin - Laura: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1944/2013)
| “ | For the first time on CD, the magnificent and complete score for 'Laura'. The previous CD release on Arista was missing about ten minutes of cues. Additionally, what was presented was compiled into a twenty-seven minute suite with no track breaks - one long track. That release was taken from a reel-to-reel tape, but for this complete release the original elements were used. Additionally, included as a bonus are some test demos and the entire suite from the previous release. In total, eighteen tracks of prime David Raksin, and a score that truly stands the test of time. 'Laura' is a limited edition printing of only 1000 copies. | ” |
| “ | Laura—both the 1944 film and the immortal David Raksin score that supports and, in the opinion of some, lends it classic status—is the ultimate in noir-ish Hollywood glamour: a dark masterpiece that somehow transcended all the difficulties strewn along its path to production to become one of the great exemplars of the accidental artistry of a largely commercial studio system. With a brilliant cast, including Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney, Clifton Webb, Vincent Price, and Judith Anderson, and sublime direction by Otto Preminger, Laura, based on the novel by Vera Caspary, is as iconic a film noir as there ever was. The film is filled with classic bon mots, most of them coming from Clifton Webb as the acerbic Waldo Lydecker. “I should be sincerely sorry to see my neighbor’s children devoured by wolves,” or “I don’t use a pen, I write with a goose quill dipped in venom,” or “I cannot stand these morons any longer. If you don’t come with me this instant I shall run amok.” The film, which runs a brisk eighty-eight minutes, was nominated for four Academy Awards – Clifton Webb received a Best Supporting Actor nomination and the others were for screenplay, director, art direction, and photography. It took home the prize for Joseph LaShelle’s velvety beautiful black-and-white photography. But what becomes a legend most? In the case of Laura it is clearly one of the greatest movie themes ever written. Laura was David Raksin’s first major composing assignment and he delivered the goods, with a breathtakingly beautiful monothematic score that fits Laura like a glove. Shockingly, there were twenty best score nominations in 1944 and Laura was not one of them. But the theme and the score have endured and grown even more popular over the years. Many singers have recorded the song (with its lyric by the great Johnny Mercer), and there have been an equal number of instrumental and jazz covers – in fact, during Raksin’s lifetime it was said to be the second most recorded song in history. In tandem with the film’s release on Blu-ray, we are thrilled to present for the first time on CD, the complete score for Laura. The previous CD release on Arista, which has been out of print for many years, was missing about ten minutes of cues. Additionally, what was presented was compiled into a twenty-seven minute suite with no track breaks – one long track. That release was taken from a reel-to-reel tape, but for this complete release the original elements were used. Additionally, we include as a bonus some test demos and the entire suite from the previous release. In total, eighteen tracks of prime David Raksin, and a score that truly stands the test of time. Laura – a movie and musical masterpiece.
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Composer Biography
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Film at IMDB
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Tracklist:01. Main Title (02:17)
02. The Phonograph (00:23)
03. The Cafe (04:05)
04. Waldo Walks Away (00:59)
05. Theatre Lobby (01:26)
06. Night (03:03)
07. The Cafe / Waldo's Apartment (Including 'You Got To My Head') (04:12)
08. Laura Leaves (00:57)
09. The Portrait (03:21)
10. Mark (01:03)
11. Apartment House (01:19)
12. Radio (01:23)
13. The Party (03:39)
14. Outside Waldo's Door (01:25)
15. Waldo (04:28)
16. End Title (01:19)
17. Laura Theme (Test Demos) (01:40)
18. The Laura Suite - Theme And Variations (27:20)
Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Solar Arkestra - Space Is The Place: Soundtrack To The Film (1972/1993)
| “ | Space is the Place is an album by Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Solar Arkestra. The music was recorded in early 1972 in San Francisco, California for the film Space Is the Place. However, the music remained unreleased until Evidence Music issued a compact disc in 1993. The soundtrack CD compiles 16 tracks that Sun Ra recorded for the film. | ” |
| “ | Space Is the Place is the soundtrack to a film that was made but never released, and the tunes are among his most ambitious, unorthodox, and compelling compositions. Between June Tyson's declarative vocals, chants, and dialogue and Ra's crashing, flailing synthesizer and organ fills, and with such songs as "Blackman/Love in Outer Space," "It's After the End of the World," and "I Am the Brother of the Wind," this disc offers aggressive, energized, and uncompromising material. Ra's pianistic forays, phrases, and textures were sometimes dismissed as mere noodling when they were part of a well-constructed multimedia package. This comes as close as any of Ra's releases to being not only a concept work but a blueprint for his live shows from the early '70s until the end of his career. Features some previously unissued cuts.
Review by Ron Wynn, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. It's After The End Of The World (03:28)
02. Under Different Stars (03:58) 03. Discipline 33 (03:24) 04. Watusa (07:14) 05. Calling Planet Earth (03:07) 06. I Am The Alter-Destiny (01:12) 07. Satellites Are Spinning (02:35) 08. Cosmic Forces (03:11) 09. Outer Spaceways Incorporated (03:03) 10. We Travel The Spaceways (02:31) 11. The Overseer (03:08) 12. Blackman/Love In Outer Space (16:55) 13. Mysterious Crystal (05:55) 14. I Am The Brother Of The Wind (05:56) 15. We'll Wait For You (04:15) 16. Space Is The Place (04:23) Password: SunRa.OST.APE.rar SunRa.OST.mp3.rar Password: designol |
quinta-feira, 31 de outubro de 2013
O.S.T - Birdman of Alcatraz (1962)
Elmer Bernstein’s score for 1962’s Birdman of Alcatraz may well be the composer’s most important score never to have found its way to a commercial release. After nearly 45 years, however, the film music headlines finally can turn to this masterful score and, all hyperbole aside, trumpet a truly historic discovery.
Birdman of Alcatraz was released by United Artists in 1962. The film was directed by John Frankenheimer and starred Burt Lancaster as convicted murderer Robert Stroud. For the film, Lancaster gave one of the most memorable performances of his career.
Birdman of Alcatraz comes from a time that could be quite accurately described as the most important two or three-year period of Elmer Bernstein’s entire 50-plus year career. Birdman, along with The Magnificent Seven, Summer and Smoke, Walk on the Wild Side, To Kill A Mockingbird and The Great Escape, all fall between 1960 and 1963. An astounding run of inspiration and success!
For Birdman of Alcatraz, Bernstein composed a magical score, so subtle, and so delicate that he brought compassion to the character of a convicted murderer and, in one of the best-scored scenes of his entire career, brought a baby bird into the world. Hearing the hour of music that Bernstein composed for this film, assembled together for the very first time, is sure to bring a new appreciation for this important opus.
This CD contains many cues in their complete form that were only heard in abbreviated versions in the film. We’ve also got 11 cues that were not heard in the final cut at all! We couldn’t be more excited about this release and are so pleased to be able to finally offer this landmark score.
The CD cover features artwork by the great and legendary Bob Peak.
Tracklist:01. Main Title
02. The Letters
03. The Courthouse
04. Washington
05. Idleness
06. Flight
07. Bird Cart
08. Canaries Arrive
09. bottle Bath
10. Apology
11. Cage Preparations
12. Cage Building
13. Godfather Feto
14. Runty Returns
15. No Cure
16. Runty Dead
17. Apie Dead
18. Peggy
19. Oldest Enemy
20. Second Prize
21. Partners
22. The Tigress
23. No Parole Fight
24. Stround Drunk
25. Book Montage
26. Transferred
27. To Alacatraz
28. "D" Block
29. Bon Vivant
30. 23 Years
31. The Visitor
32. Saving Face
33. The Parting
34. Riot
35. Transfer Boat
36. Like A Bird
37. To Springfield
38. End Credits
39. The Birdman
Ennio Morricone & Dulce Pontes - Focus (2003)
Ennio Morricone is one of the world's most celebrated film composers, known to film fans and music buffs for his powerful and evocative melodies, and Dulce Pontes is Portugal's greatest vocalist, gifted in classical, folk, and popular styles. On the album Focus, these two remarkable talents collaborate for the first time, as Pontes performs vocal interpretations of excerpts from some of Morricone's greatest scores, including his music for Cinema Paradiso, Once Upon a Time in the West, The Mission, Moses the Lawgiver, and Sacco and Vanzetti. Enjoy an outstanding album.
TRACKLIST
01. Cinema Paradiso (Tema de Amor de Cinema Paradiso)
02. A Rose Among Thorns (The Mission)
03. Renascer (Moses)
04. No Ano Que Vem (Come Maddalena)
05. Your Love (Once Upon A Time In The West)
06. Amlia Por Amor
07. Nosso Mar (Metti Ana Sera A Cena)
08. Antiga Palavra
09. Luz Prodigiosa (Luz Prodigiosa)
10. The Ballad of Sacco e Vanzetti (Sacco E Vanzetti)
11. Someone You Once Knew (Per Le Antiche Scale)
12. Voo
13. I Girasoli
14. House Of No Regrets (Chi Mai)
15. Barco Abandonado (Per Le Aantiche Scale)
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Nino Rota - Death On The Nile: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1978/2006)
| “ | Peter Ustinov first assayed the role of Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot in this suspenseful 1978 murder mystery. Longtime Fellini collaborator (and Godfather composer) Nino Rota matches the onscreen tension. | ” |
| “ | Patterned after the hit 1974 film Murder on the Orient Express, director John Guillermin's 1978 motion picture Death on the Nile, with a screenplay by British playwright Anthony Shaffer (Sleuth), was also based on an Agatha Christie mystery novel of the 1930s and featured an all-star cast. And it was also filmed in a lavish retro style that brought the running time to two hours and 20 minutes. To accompany this big-scale production, the filmmakers hired veteran composer Nino Rota, best known for his collaborations with Federico Fellini (La Dolce Vita, 8 1/2), but also a big record seller with Franco Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet (1968) and a recent Oscar winner for Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather, Part II (1974). In the twilight of his career (he died seven months after the film premiered), Rota brought his familiar romantic, lyrical style to his cues for Death on the Nile, which were interspersed with period source music such as Harry Warren's "I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me)" and Jacob Gade's "Jalousie." But he could also be playful, notably in the circus-like "Camels and Donkeys," making him an ideal accompanist for a movie that was occasionally winking at itself in its attempt to re-create a long dormant style.
Review by William Ruhlmann, Allmusic.com
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01. Nino Rota - Main Titles (02:19)
02. Nino Rota - Arrival At Wode Hall (01:32)
03. Nino Rota - The Steamboat Departs (01:56)
04. Nino Rota - Camels And Donkeys (01:45)
05. Nino Rota - Duet (Main Love Theme) (03:06)
06. Nino Rota - The Great Pyramids (01:49)
07. Nino Rota - I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) (02:29)
08. Nino Rota - The Statues Of Rameses (02:00)
09. Gade - Jalousie (02:42)
10. Nino Rota - Journey On The Nile (02:54)
11. Nino Rota - The Temple Of Karnak (02:14)
12. Nino Rota - The Carriage Ride (01:20)
13. Nino Rota - Jackie's Theme (01:56)
14. Nino Rota - Fox Trot-Don't Say No To The Rain (01:39)
15. Nino Rota - Linnet's Pearls (01:12)
16. Nino Rota - Waltz-The White Nile (01:22)
17. Nino Rota - The Conclusive Evidence (02:05)
18. Nino Rota - End Titles (02:18)
02. Nino Rota - Arrival At Wode Hall (01:32)
03. Nino Rota - The Steamboat Departs (01:56)
04. Nino Rota - Camels And Donkeys (01:45)
05. Nino Rota - Duet (Main Love Theme) (03:06)
06. Nino Rota - The Great Pyramids (01:49)
07. Nino Rota - I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) (02:29)
08. Nino Rota - The Statues Of Rameses (02:00)
09. Gade - Jalousie (02:42)
10. Nino Rota - Journey On The Nile (02:54)
11. Nino Rota - The Temple Of Karnak (02:14)
12. Nino Rota - The Carriage Ride (01:20)
13. Nino Rota - Jackie's Theme (01:56)
14. Nino Rota - Fox Trot-Don't Say No To The Rain (01:39)
15. Nino Rota - Linnet's Pearls (01:12)
16. Nino Rota - Waltz-The White Nile (01:22)
17. Nino Rota - The Conclusive Evidence (02:05)
18. Nino Rota - End Titles (02:18)
segunda-feira, 28 de outubro de 2013
VA - Lounge Cinematica - Cena Per Due [Volumen 21]
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Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Lounge Cinematica ~ Cena Per Due [Volumen 21]
Year Of Release: 19xx
Label: Lounge Cinematica Series
Genre: Easy Listening, Lounge, Jazz, Bossa Nova, Soul
Quality: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:15:56
Total Size: 175 Mb
Tracklist:
1. Introduction / Gianni Ferrio - Agente Segreto Innamorato
2. Francesco De Masi - African Story (Sequence 11)
3. Guido Robuschi - Defile A Pitti
4. Stefano Torossi - Luce Spenta
5. Luis Enrique Bacalov - Jazz Club
6. Maurizio Lama - Cosa Diresti Se
7. Francesc Burrull & Lita Torello - Potser Demа
8. Nora Orlandi - Ginevra
9. Carlo Savina - La Scuola Delle Vergini
10. Piero Piccioni - Per Noi Due Soli (Night Club Combo)
11. Franco Chiari Jazz Quartet - Tampico
12. Franco Chiari Jazz Quartet - Romantic Theme
13. Armando Trovajoli - Eugenetica (Versione 3)
14. Piero Umiliani - Operazione Poker (Sequence 16)
15. Fred Bongusto - The World Of Blues (Jazz Club)
16. Piero Piccioni - Adua E Le Compagne (Sequence 15)
17. Luis Enrique Bacalov - Lo Scatenato (Love Theme Slow)
18. Piero Piccioni - Amore Mio Aiutami (Sequence 6)
19. Francesco De Masi - Qualsiasi Cosa
20. Franco Chiari Jazz Quartet - Cool Blues
21. Armando Trovajoli - Woman
22. Eddie Thomas Singers - Wait Till You See Her
23. Piero Piccioni - Slow Lady (Versione 2)
24. Armando Trovajoli - Coco
25. Luis Enrique Bacalov - Cuori Solitari (Night Club)
26. Agathe Neel & Maxi Baratas - Romantique
27. Armando Trovajoli - Eugenetica (Versione 2)
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quinta-feira, 24 de outubro de 2013
Alec R. Costandinos - Trocadero Bleu Citron
Artist: Alec R. Costandinos
Title Of Album: Trocadero Bleu Citron
Year Of Release: 1978
Label: Derby / DBR20097
Genre: Disco, Funk, Soul
Total Time: 35:34 min
Format: FLAC (tracks, vinyl)
Quality: Lossless
Total Size: 241 mb (Covers)
Released on the heels of Alec R. Costandinos' 1978 collaboration with Raymond Knehnetsky as Paris Connection, Trocadero Bleu Citron finds the two continuing their collaboration. Knehnetsky again arranges and conducts while Costandinos produces and composes the songs with some assistance from Arthur Simms. The album is in fact a soundtrack to Michael Schock's film Trocadero Bleu Citron, making it yet another conceptual effort by Costandinos. The side one-spanning, 16-minute "Trocadero Suite" is the standout moment here, though the dancefloor favorite "Grooves" also deserves recognition, even if it's far too brief for its own good. By Jason Birchmeier (AMG)
TRACKLIST:
A Trocadéro Suite 16:00
B1 Trocadéro Lemon Bleu 4:03
B2 You And Me 4:21
B3 Moments Of Love 3:22
B4 Pupuce 3:20
B5 Grooves (Introduction Et Générique) 3:21
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quarta-feira, 23 de outubro de 2013
Jerry Goldsmith - Alien / OST (Complete Edition) (2007)
Artist: OST (Jerry Goldsmith)
Title Of Album: Alien / (Complete Edition)
Release Date: 2007 (1979)
Location: USA
Label: Intrada (MAF 7102)
Genre: Soundtrack, Score
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue+covers) / MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Length: 2:06:21 min
Tracks: 47 (2 CD)
Total Size: 713 MB / 383 MB (+5%)
Tracklist:
Disc 1:
The Complete Original Score:
01. Main Title (4:12)
02. Hyper Sleep (2:46)
03. The Landing (4:31)
04. The Terrain (2:21)
05. The Craft (1:00)
06. The Passage (1:49)
07. The Skeleton (2:30)
08. A New Face (2:35)
09. Hanging On (3:39)
10. The Lab (1:05)
11. Drop Out (0:57)
12. Nothing to Say (1:52)
13. Cat Nip (1:01)
14. Here Kitty (2:08)
15. The Shaft (4:31)
16. It's a Droid (3:28)
17. Parker's Death (1:51)
18. The Eggs (2:24)
19. Sleepy Alien (1:04)
20. To Sleep (1:56)
21. The Cupboard (3:05)
22. Out the Door (3:13)
23. End Title (3:09)
The Rescored Alternate Cues:
24. Main Title [Rescored Alternate Cue] (4:11)
25. Hyper Sleep [Rescored Alternate Cue] (2:45)
26. The Terrain [Rescored Alternate Cue] (0:58)
27. The Skeleton [Rescored Alternate Cue] (2:31)
28. Hanging On [Rescored Alternate Cue] (3:08)
29. The Cupboard [Rescored Alternate Cue] (3:12)
30. Out the Door [Rescored Alternate Cue] (3:02)
Disc 2:
The Original 1979 Soundtrack Album:
01. Main Title (3:37)
02. The Face Hugger (2:36)
03. Breakaway (3:03)
04. Acid Test (4:40)
05. The Landing (4:31)
06. The Droid (4:44)
07. The Recovery (2:50)
08. The Alien Planet (2:30)
09. The Shaft (4:01)
10. End Title (3:09)
Bonus Tracks:
11. Main Title (Film Version) [Bonus Track] (3:44)
12. The Skeleton (Alternate Take) [Bonus Track] (2:34)
13. The Passage (Demonstration Excerpt) [Bonus Track] (1:54)
14. Hanging On (Demonstration Excerpt) [Bonus Track] (1:08)
15. Parker's Death (Demonstration Excerpt) [Bonus Track] (1:07)
16. It's a Droid (Unused Inserts) [Bonus Track] (1:28)
17. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Source) [Bonus Track] (1:49)
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segunda-feira, 21 de outubro de 2013
VA - Saturday Night Fish Fry: New Orleans Funk And Soul (2001)
Artist: VA
Title Of Album: 2001
Year Of Release: Saturday Night Fish Fry: New Orleans Funk And Soul
Label: Soul Jazz Records (UK)
Genre: R'n'B/Soul/Funk
Format: MP3
Quality: CBR 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:02:35
Total Size: 128 mb (+5%rec.)
Tracks:
1. Roger & the Gypsies - Pass the Hatchet (2:55)
2. Betty Harris - Mean Man (2:39)
3. The Dixie Cups - Iko Iko (2:03)
4. David R. Batiste, Jr. - Funky Soul (1:57)
5. Edlridge Holmes - Where Is Love (1:42)
6. Lee Dorsey - Give It Up (3:05)
7. Salt - Hung Up (2:13)
8. Huey Piano Smith - Little Liza Jane (2:09)
9. Eddie Bo - The Thang, Pt. 2 (3:00)
10. The Wild Magnolias - Soul, Soul, Soul (The Wild Magnolias) (6:11)
11. Bobby & The Heavyweights - Soul Train (3:06)
12. Betty Harris - Break in the Road (2:49)
13. Eldridge Holmes - Hump Back (1:58)
14. The Meters - Message from the Meters (2:41)
15. Dr. John - Gris Gris Gumbo Ya Ya (5:33)
16. Irma Thomas - Don't Mess With My Man (2:20)
17. The Gaturs - Cold Bear (2:50)
18. Oliver Morgan - Roll Call (2:49)
19. Inell Young - The Next Ball Game (2:08)
20. Lee Dorsey - Yes We Can Can (3:28)
21. Irma Thomas - Ruler of My Heart (2:35)
22. Smokey Johnson - I Can't Help It (2:24)
Bob James - Rhodes Scholar: Jazz-Funk Classics 1974-1982 (2013)
Artist: Bob James
Title Of Album: Rhodes Scholar: Jazz-Funk Classics 1974-1982
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Soul Temple Entertainment
Genre: Jazz-Funk
Quality: 320 / FLAC
Total Time: 144:19 min
Total Size: 331 / 880 MB
Tracklist:
Disc: 1
1. Nautilus
2. Valley Of The Shadows
3. Farandole
4. (Take Me To The) Mardi Gras
5. You're Right As Rain
6. One Mint Julep
7. Storm King
8. Tappan Zee
9. Treasure Island
10. Heads
11. Night Crawler
Disc: 2
1. Westchester Lady (live)
2. Carribean Nights
3. I Want To Thank You (Very Much)
4. Angela (Theme From Taxi)
5. Look - Alike
6. Sign Of The Times
7. The Steamin' Feelin'
8. Love Lips
9. Shamboozie
10. Spunky
11. (Take Me To The) Mardi Gras 7-inch version
2013 two CD collection. Legendary keyboardist and composer Bob James is one of the major architects of the '70s jazz-funk sound, and is also notorious among a younger generation raised on hip hop. His early albums have been plundered for samples countless times, and his tunes "Nautilus" and "(Take Me To The) Mardi Gras" are two of the most revered b-boy classics, acknowledged as musical foundations of the hip hop movement. Amazingly, until now there has been no collection that focused on the funkiest side of the keyboardist's vast catalog, the years when his instrument of choice was the classic Fender Rhodes electric piano. The 22 songs here are the gold that beat-diggers sift through stacks of albums to find, with all of James' heaviest (and most heavily sampled) tracks included.
Stan Getz With Philippe Sarde - Mort D'Un Pourri (2002)
Artist: Stan Getz With Philippe Sarde
Title Of Album: Mort D'Un Pourri
Year Of Release: 2002
Label: Universal Music Jazz France, EmArcy
Genre: Jazz, Classical, Stage & Screen, Soundtrack, Smoot
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 49:41
Total Size: 294 mb
Tracklist:
Mort D'Un Pourri (1977)
1 Dans Le Regard D'Alain Delon 2:56
2 Paris, Cinq Heures Du Matin 3:05
3 Valérie 3:42
4 Getz O Mania 3:08
5 Montparnasse 3:39
6 Un Homme Dans La Ville 2:25
7 En Souvenir De Maurice 4:28
8 Mort D'Un Pourri 5:30
9 Les Aveux 2:38
10 Elysée-Matignon 4:41
11 Solitude 2:05
12 Tout Est Tranquille 3:41
Est-Ce Bien Raisonnable ? (1981)
13 Miou Dans La Nuit 4:11
14 Est-Ce Bien Raisonnable ? 2:48
Bandoneon – Marcel Azzola (tracks: 1 to 12)
Bass – Rick Laird (tracks: 1 to 12)
Conductor – Nat Peck (tracks: 1 to 12)
Drums – Billy Cobham (tracks: 13, 14), Billy Hart (tracks: 1 to 12)
Engineer – Federico Savina (tracks: 1 to 12), William Flageollet* (tracks: 13, 14)
Leader – Carlo Savina (tracks: 1 to 12)
Music By, Score – Philippe Sarde
Orchestra – London Symphony Orchestra* (tracks: 1 to 12)
Organ – Eddy Louiss (tracks: 13, 14)
Percussion – Efrain Toro (tracks: 1 to 12)
Piano – Andrew Laverne* (tracks: 1 to 12)
Soprano Saxophone – Stan Getz (tracks: 13, 14)
Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz
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