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"Clipperton: The Island Time Forgot"
"Music Composed & Conducted by"
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Does anyone know the origin of this particular 'sound'?
I'm unsure whether you are limiting examples to the 1970s or not, but I think there has always been film music which communicates metropolitan hustle-bustle and/or has propulsive rhythms.
Some pre-1970 titles which come to my mind include Rosenman's man theme for Hellfighters, Goldsmith's main title for The Prize plus a track or two from Fielding's Advise and Consent.
https://youtu.be/TDcTt6wp2TA?list=PL2ylERpMRqHFYTJYiQUD8xAbTsUVExgAx
There's likely plenty of Elmer B.'s music which has enough of these characteristics that one might even consider such as one of Bernstein's signature facets...
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The Long Duel
1000000 Eyes of Sumuru
Berserk
Journey to the Unknown
Rocket to the moon
Stranger in the House
The Amsterdam Affair
Crooks and Coronets
I appreciate your interest, moolik, in late-'60s Scott as some of FSM's Scott fans tend to focus on the 1990s & 1980s at the expense of titles in excess of 45 years in age.
2 of the titles mentioned above did get an album released on LP at the time, but most folks tend to think of 'unreleased' as meaning not available on compact discs.
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-England Made Me
Hi, Kari T.
Are you wishing for the LP program to receive a re-issue into CD?
That record was mostly source music cues (dance music, radio tunes, period songs, etc.)
Or are you interested only in Scott's instrumental incidental music from England Made Me?
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I'm going to cehat here and copy and paste my comments from another thread...
His unreleased replacement score to the short film "Shellarama". All told, probably a little over twelve minutes of light-hearted fun themes and orchestration, with some fun percussion.
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