I'll ask again (I think I asked in another thread), could one of the Young scores be ABOUT MRS. LESLIE? God, I love that score. It brings me close to tears at times.
If not from the Republic vault then I will mention the names Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. Perhaps, THE EMPEROR WALTZ , A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT and THE LEMON DROP KID. That wonderful Christmas song, Silver Bells, comes from THE LEMON DROP KID. I am leaving out MY FAVORITE SPY. Not too keen for that one.
Since Bruce hasn't made any comment yet, I am guessing what I have previously mentioned is wrong. Then I will next turn to seafaring adventures from the 40's. REAP THE WILD WIND
Since Bruce hasn't made any comment yet, I am guessing what I have previously mentioned is wrong. Then I will next turn to seafaring adventures from the 40's. REAP THE WILD WIND
FRENCHMAN'S CREEK
TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST
I'm still guessing it's film noir ......... Bruce?
There were "Paramount Radio Recordings"---sets of Transcription Discs running 20-30 minutes per title, to be played on the radio as promo for the films, and derived from the soundtrack masters---of such titles as REAP THE WILD WIND, FRENCHMAN'S CREEK, THE UNINVITED, and LOVE LETTERS among others.
Perhaps this disc is a combination of some of these in addition to others.
Some thoughts - probably not any 1940s Paramount scores because 1. the stuff doesn't exist 2. that stuff is owned by Universal with whom Bruce has no relationship.
Okay. Paramount stuff from mid 1949 on- some unreleased samson and Delilah? September affair (1951 paramount) Omar Khayam stereo music not the same as the Decca record which is a rerecording/
Some thoughts - probably not any 1940s Paramount scores because 1. the stuff doesn't exist 2. that stuff is owned by Universal with whom Bruce has no relationship.
Okay. Paramount stuff from mid 1949 on- some unreleased samson and Delilah? September affair (1951 paramount) Omar Khayam stereo music not the same as the Decca record which is a rerecording/
If the 40's Paramounts are owned by Universal, how did we get the following on the SABRINA CD ? THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS THE AFFAIRS OF SUSAN THE GREAT Mc GINTY REMEMBER THE NIGHT DISPUTED PASSAGE
Perhaps Universal has the film rights but not the music rights.
Some thoughts - probably not any 1940s Paramount scores because 1. the stuff doesn't exist 2. that stuff is owned by Universal with whom Bruce has no relationship.
Okay. Paramount stuff from mid 1949 on- some unreleased samson and Delilah? September affair (1951 paramount) Omar Khayam stereo music not the same as the Decca record which is a rerecording/
If the 40's Paramounts are owned by Universal, how did we get the following on the SABRINA CD ? THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS THE AFFAIRS OF SUSAN THE GREAT Mc GINTY REMEMBER THE NIGHT DISPUTED PASSAGE
Perhaps Universal has the film rights but not the music rights.
