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Sep 23, 2013 - 1:06 PM
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jackfu
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So as usual it's impossible to find any info on just who created the music outside the composers themselves... I have some tracks I bought digitally and want to tag them but of course seeing that companies don't care to actually give credit anywhere and just take your money... So are there orchestrators? Named orchestras or are they all contracted? Who conducts? Etc... Finding music tracks used for the older NFL Films videos can be a vexing and very frustrating endeavor, indeed. This Week in Pro Football (1967 – 1975) and various Super Bowl highlights videos (up until the early Eighties) utilized numerous library cues from De Wolfe, APM, KPM, etc., by composers such as Spence, Mansfield, Dale, Kirchin, on and on the list goes. To confound searches even further, cues were frequently renamed. Even for those library cues that can be found with composer’s names, there are rarely any further details. There is a group dedicated to the music of NFL Films at Yahoo which has been extremely helpful to me in my never-ending quest for older library tunes. I’ve been amazed at the amount of awesome work some of the folks there have done. You might find help there as well. Good luck! - jack
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For those of you who are watching the NFL season (go Cowboys!), Sam's music is being used in VISA commercials and many highlight shows. And, if anyone is in the Bahamas area, he will be conducting some of his music there very soon. Alex Alex, the Cowboys are said to have a strong offense and a middling defense. Looks like 8-8 again, but Jerry Jones won't live forever.
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