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Renaldo was the epitome of the Cisco Kid - perfect casting, and Carillo was magic as Pancho. I never missed an episode and I also listened to the radio version, which played until 1955 or something like that. It's an indelible part of my childhood. Finding out that what we really had was The Gay Amigo was the happiest accident of them all, but I'm really glad we were able to identify it.
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Ordered, and hoping it might arrive before Christmas? Any shipping update Bruce? Anyway, I am really delighted that Kritzerland have managed to make some of our film music dreams come true once again! Bravo!
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Ordered, and hoping it might arrive before Christmas? Any shipping update Bruce? Anyway, I am really delighted that Kritzerland have managed to make some of our film music dreams come true once again! Bravo! Not sure if we'll make Xmas - we're hoping that we can ship everything out by the end of the year, which would still be three weeks ahead of the ship date. But this batch also involves three show titles so there's a lot to process and press.
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Ordered, and hoping it might arrive before Christmas? Any shipping update Bruce? Anyway, I am really delighted that Kritzerland have managed to make some of our film music dreams come true once again! Bravo! Not sure if we'll make Xmas - we're hoping that we can ship everything out by the end of the year, which would still be three weeks ahead of the ship date. But this batch also involves three show titles so there's a lot to process and press. Thanks Bruce. I'm happy either way.
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It wasn't mislabeled - it was merely labeled The Cisco Kid, so the assumption has always been that it was cues from the TV show (and some of the features' music was recycled for the show). When I decided it might be fun to title the M numbers, I began watching episodes of the show, but then somehow I found three of the features with Renaldo and Carillo - for unknown reasons I just chose The Gay Amigo to watch to see if I could come up with titles from that presuming the music was similar. Well, from the first cue after the main title, I knew we had that exact score, almost complete. So that was really fun to identify. Only a couple of cues were missing from the latter half of the film and I truly think those may have just been re-edited from what we have, in the way music editors do that stuff.
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Ordered, and hoping it might arrive before Christmas? Any shipping update Bruce? Anyway, I am really delighted that Kritzerland have managed to make some of our film music dreams come true once again! Bravo! Not sure if we'll make Xmas - we're hoping that we can ship everything out by the end of the year, which would still be three weeks ahead of the ship date. But this batch also involves three show titles so there's a lot to process and press. Thanks Bruce. I'm happy either way. " Oh, Niall ......... Oh, Cody! " "Oh Diablo.........Oh Loco"!
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On this occasion, Glasser’s music doesn’t quite give us the pummelling that his score from Monster from Green Hell does! I find it interesting how scores like The Cisco Kid stir up primordial film music memories. And it’s all in good fun when Bruce tackles unusual projects like this. Chris
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On this occasion, Glasser’s music doesn’t quite give us the pummelling that his score from Monster from Green Hell does! I find it interesting how scores like The Cisco Kid stir up primordial film music memories. And it’s all in good fun when Bruce tackles unusual projects like this. Chris Some things are ingrained in our psyches and for anyone who grew up in the 1950s, this is one of those things And it must be said we could only tackle stuff like this with Chris Malone. And he's correct, this is not Glasser in blaring mode.
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