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Yes, please.
And "Moonlighting", too!
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If I remember correctly, the second season's jaunty, upbeat main title was based on a brief overscore cue from the first season. And I remember liking the S1 cue even better than the S2 main title.
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If I remember correctly, the second season's jaunty, upbeat main title was based on a brief overscore cue from the first season. And I remember liking the S1 cue even better than the S2 main title.
It's amazing in the first season score. I've never heard anything that matched it. It has a lightness and a panache that never got duplicated. As I've discovered: It's a theme that people (even Mancini) can get very very wrong.
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Richard Lewis Warren is one of my favorite TV composers. His DALLAS scores are excellent. His writing alsways remined me a bit of Jerry Fielding. Also his work on REMINGTON STEELE is fantastic.
Each episode was based on another classic movie. Thus Lewis Warren based each score on the score of that particular movie. Which resulted in very diverse scores.
I would buy such a release immeditately.
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Hi everyone,
Enjoying Tim Jones' Chuck TV soundtrack today as I write.
I would also LOVE to purchase soundtracks from the TV series Remington Steele (especially seasons 1-3). I felt the music added a LOT to the show, which was excellent detective adventure with wonderful chemistry between the characters. Episodes often seemed to have their own score well-tailored to the story. The music stood out just enough to enjoy without overpowering other elements of the show.
The DVDs are a very nice standard definition presentation of the film content, but the music is worth exploring too. I know chances may be low, but think it really deserves at least a consideration. I can't say what the market might be, but I'd eagerly pay $30 for good 2CD content from the first 2 seasons!
Racingmustang
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