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Does anyone know how possible it would be for some one to release a disc of Dallas music.
That`s a very good question indeed.
As far as I know was Lorimar taken over by Warner Bros. So I guess that WB also owns the rights to the scores of the Lorimar shows.
Please correct me if I`m wrong.
And we all know that WB isn`t Fox when it comes to licensing their older material to record labels.
Please note that also the other DALLAS composers wrote great scores.
Especially Richard Lewis Warren and Lance Rubin.
Even John Parker with his jazzy style that really sounded different from the other composers wrote some fun scores.
And please don`t forget the two other Lorimar soaps FALCON CREST and KNOTS LANDING.
The romantic Dana Kaproff scores to FALCON CREST
and Lance Rubin`s and Richard Grant`s scores to
KNOTS LANDING are very memorable.
All that wonderful music would make tons of great Intrada or FSM releases if it would be legally possible which it most likely isn`t.
But comming back to the original question :
Did FSM or Intrada (or maybe another label) already check out the possibility of such releases ?
I can`t imagine that nobody did. And I also can`t imagine that WB is extremely interested in such releases.
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Bring on a CD release now!!!!!
Well, the answer to that is probably : WB.
Provided that I was right with my assumption regarding the ownership of the Lorimar scores.
But I mean a few WB score releases have been possible in the past (OMEGA MAN for example).
Is there anyone who can confirm my assumption regarding the ownership of the Lorimar scores and (if I`m right regarding WB) who knows if someone (FSM, Intrada, Varese etc.) has contacted WB and tried to release scores from DALLAS ?
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Iwas told that all Mr. Immel documents and recordings are in The film music society to be archived at UCLA soon. Marilee Bradford, editor of The Film music society said they re planning a Dallas/Knots landing CD in the near future. Let¨s see if it happens !!!
I hope they will not only release Immel scores, because IMO the scores by Jerrold Immel weren`t as good as the stuff by Bruce Broughton, Richard Lewis Warren, Richard Grant and Lance Rubin.
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Mr. Broughon won emmy's for these two Dallas episodes:
Ewing Blues
The Letter
He was nominated for two others:
The Search
The Lost Child
He also won for an episode of Buck Rogers called The Satyr. I loved his work on that series (especially Time of the Hawk).
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Back in 2010 Film Music Society was promoting they'd have this, but from one composer:
Our line of compact discs, featuring recordings of scores and songs restored from original production masters, will soon be expanding with releases including a never-before-heard interview with Miklós Rózsa, Jerrold Immel's music from Dallas and Knots Landing, the documentary music of Paul Sawtelle, and many other fascinating productions.
Here we are, about seven years later and not only has it not materialized, but there'd been no update.
That same quote is still on their site.
In fact, has there been anything from them (let alone the other projects mentioned in that quote) since 2010? I certainly can't name a single one.
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Aug 19, 2017 - 6:19 AM
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leagolfer
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The show had its moments, the JR shooting, Etc, but, the demise of the show was Bobby Ewing, he was dead, why in hell, inn bringing him back, a dumb idea, it has a classic theme-track, though.
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