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INTRADA Announces: OUR MAN FLINT/IN LIKE FLINT Composed and Conducted by JERRY GOLDSMITH INTRADA Special Collection Vol. 294 The 1960s “spy craze” was more of an explosion -- once James Bond became a phenomenon, movie and TV producers went after everything that remotely resembled an espionage adventure. Composer Jerry Goldsmith played his part with the two-film Derek Flint series Our Man Flint and In Like Flint, combining his own rhythmically driven, cutting-edge action score riffs with performances by a super team of session musicians. The sounds, the colors, the tunes, the excitement…all were dynamically re-recorded by Goldsmith in vibrant stereo for the 20th Century-Fox label back in 1966 and 1967 respectively. The importance of the original albums for Our Man Flint and In Like Flint is difficult to overemphasize. Both albums found the composer soaring with a vernacular previously unheard, a propulsive display of global action, romance, infectious melody, nefarious happenings and super-agent heroics in kind…from the blasts of alto and tenor sax to the ringing of organ and echoing solovox, from the melodious touch of accordion to the power of a full orchestra, Jerry Goldsmith went where no composer had gone before. And enhancing both albums were now iconic covers sporting terrific Bob Peak artwork. Both of these scores have been mastered from the original elements prepared by the composer and his engineers back in the days, recorded directly onto ½” three-channel tape and mixed directly from those session tapes to create the final stereo record masters. These original master tapes, vaulted by UMG, have survived in beautiful condition and afford today’s listeners with modest improvements in the stereo imaging, especially in the center-channel information. In Our Man Flint, when a madman named Malcolm Rodney (Edward Mulhare) threatens the planet with devastating weather phenomena from a secret island base, Flint infiltrates the villain’s island after a series of international adventures, Flint rescues his own foursome of gorgeous mistresses and a bevy of similarly brainwashed female victims from a futuristic, hedonistic, secret society cooked up by Rodney and a group of scientists determined to save humanity from itself. In his second outing in In Like Flint, Flint faces the most terrifying threat of all—an army of women determined to take over the world, starting with the replacement of the President (Andrew Duggan) with an impostor. INTRADA Special Collection Vol. 294 Retail Price: $19.99 Available NOW For track listing and sound samples, please visit http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/id.9141/.f
Finally! Two great sixties albums by Jerry Goldsmith make their debut on CD, mastered from the recently discovered original 20th Century-Fox stereo album session masters! Preserved in pristine condition in the vast UMG vaults, Our Man Flint and In Like Flint were short but exciting LPs that came out in 1966 & 1967 respectively. Both movies featured James Coburn as secret agent Derek Flint. Daniel Mann directs the former, Gordon Douglas directs the latter. Not to be confused with the Varese Sarabande release of soundtrack highlights, this Intrada CD offers both classic original albums exactly as Goldsmith recorded them, in crisp stereo with vivid orchestral color. Cool action, tuneful adventure and one of the composer's most famous themes all have their say. Included are authentic reproductions of both Bob Peak album jackets, classics in their own right, presented in our flipper-style CD cover. Choose your own favorite! These two albums have been amongst the most requested for CD release in our label's history. Wait no more, they're yours to spin! Jerry Goldsmith conducts both scores. Intrada Special Collection release available while quantities and interest remain! OUR MAN FLINT 01. Our Man Flint (1:46) 02. Never Mind, You'd Love It (2:09) 03. It's Gotta Be A World's Record (2:20) 04. Man Does Not Live By Bread Alone (2:16) 05. Take Some Risks, Mr. Flint? (1:40) 06. Tell Me More About That Volcano (2:44) 07. You're A Foolish Man, Mr. Flint (1:46) 08. In Like Flint (1:57) 09. Doing As The Romans Did (2:11) 10. Galaxy A Go-Go! -Or- Live It To Flint (2:15) 11. All I Have To Do Is Take A Bite Of Your Apple? (2:13) 12. Stall! Stall! Flint's Alive (2:01) Total Time: 25:57 IN LIKE FLINT 13. Where The Bad Guys Are Gals ("In Like Flint" Theme) (2:38) 14. Ladies Will Kindly Remove Their Hats (2:45) 15. Lost In Space (2:36) 16. Odin, Dva, Tri, Kick! (3:07) 17. No Rest For The Weary (2:27) 18. Your Zowie Face (Vocal)* (2:34) 19. Mince And Cook Until Tender (2:33) 20. Ahh, Yer Father's Bob-Lip (2:20) 21. Who Was That Lady… ? (2:11) 22. Westward Ho-o-o! (5:37) * Lyrics By Leslie Bricusse Total Time: 29:14
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Have long loved the Our Man LP (spun it tonight in anticipation) but never had In Like. Looks like now's my chance.
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do they come much bigger than a sought-after Jerry??! Nice release.
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Ah, the day has come (I was beginning to think it never would), I've loved these albums for over 45 years. From the description, it sounds like the tapes had gone awol, but all's well than ends well. I haven't bought a CD for ages, & now within a few days I've ordered, Rio Conchos, Our Man/In Like Flint, Lust For Life (I saw the film on the telly, & thought why didn't I buy this ages ago)...& the two CD set, Manfred Mann: The Fontana Years. Lovely And now I can say it...The Flint Albums!
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May I ask 2 questions? Intrada says "Not to be confused with the Varese Sarabande release of soundtrack highlights, this Intrada CD offers both classic original albums exactly as Goldsmith recorded them, in crisp stereo with vivid orchestral color". Question 1. What does that mean? Where exactly is the difference between this new release and the very pleasant Varese CD that I already have? Question 2. Are the original score recordings different from those album versions that previously already have been released by Varese and now seem to have been rereleased by Intrada?
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Album versions are different recordings, generally acknowledged to be better than the film version. Well, album versions are not always but just sometimes different versions than the original score recordings. And not always better but just different than the score recordings. Besides, is the Intrada release really that much of an improvement? I mean Varese says "Not to be confused with the Varese Sarabande release of soundtrack highlights". They say that the Varese release only had the "highlights" while the Intrada release thus has so much more material. Comparing both track lostings I have some problems with that information. And my second question again. Does anybody know if the original score recordings are a lot different and do they still exist?
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And my second question again. Does anybody know if the original score recordings are a lot different and do they still exist? Yes, they exist, & are now complete & have been remastered & sound great...the only problem is, they're controlled by Varese, not good news these days. They're on an isolated track on the Twilight Time Blu-rays, & that's probably your lot, but I much prefer the (re-recorded) LP versions, but then I have a long history with them. ...& I'm off to bed! Thanks for the information. If someone (probably Varese) will eventually release the original score recordings I`ll definetely buy them. Until then I`ll stick to my `98 Varese release which is more or less the same content as the new Intrada release. I`ve just bought my fourth (!!!) RIO CONCHOS release. The rerecording has just been rerelased with the improvement of an additional 30 seconds and one week later the original recording has been rereleased. This time in stereo. I`ll expect a rererererelease of the original score recording ín 2 years with a newly discovered 5 second commercial bumper.
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Correct me if I'm wrong Bob but weren't these two the last remaining Goldsmith unique LP recordings that were unreleased on CD? This is a major milestone in completing Goldsmith's discography. Yavar
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