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Personally, I'm hoping that Tadlow and Prometheus might consider this as a future title for their ongoing Goldsmith project.
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I found something just now, in regards to missing tapes.
I stumbled upon "Alexander Courage Collection", at rochester.edu.
Scope and Content:
The Alexander Courage Collection contains materials emanating from Courage's professional and personal activities. These include scores, scripts, sketches, notes and recordings for film and television productions (both Courage's original scores and his arrangements for other composers), arranged scores for pops orchestras and awards broadcasts, sheet music, personal papers, and photographs (both professional and personal). The scores in the collection are identified by type: conductor's scores (the short, or reduced, scores used by orchestrators and during recording sessions), manuscript scores, sketches, and lead sheets (melodic line with chord symbols). Many of the scores are annotated with arrangers' markings, composers' corrections, cuts, and references to the films.
I've bolded the relevent part. Now, the page is:
https://www.esm.rochester.edu/sibley/specialcollections/findingaids/courage/
If you click on the one labeled "Recordings" (not to be confused with the one labled "Sheet Music"), you have a bunch of "Waltons" recordings:
https://www.esm.rochester.edu/sibley/specialcollections/findingaids/courage/ser3-7/#S5
So, it appears there are a bunch of tapes there. Did I stumble upon gold, or is just confusingly worded?
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I found something jsut now, in regards to missing tapes.
I stumbled upon "Alexander Courage Collection", at rochester.edu.
Scope and Content:
The Alexander Courage Collection contains materials emanating from Courage's professional and personal activities. These include scores, scripts, sketches, notes and recordings for film and television productions (both Courage's original scores and his arrangements for other composers), arranged scores for pops orchestras and awards broadcasts, sheet music, personal papers, and photographs (both professional and personal). The scores in the collection are identified by type: conductor's scores (the short, or reduced, scores used by orchestrators and during recording sessions), manuscript scores, sketches, and lead sheets (melodic line with chord symbols). Many of the scores are annotated with arrangers' markings, composers' corrections, cuts, and references to the films.
I've bolded the relevent part. Now, the page is:
http://www.esm.rochester.edu/sibley/specialc/findaids/courage.htm
If you click on the one labeled "Recordings" (not to be confused with the one labled "Sheet Music"), you have a bunch of "Waltons" recordings:
http://www.esm.rochester.edu/sibley/specialc/findaids/courage3.htm#S5
So, it appears there are a bunch of tapes there. Did I stumble upon gold, or is just confusingly worded?
Good work Zoob, this is at least worth investigating by those people in the business who have the means to do so.
Correction: My apologies everybody it is actually Justin Boggan who has made this great discovery and not our good friend Zooba!
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ZOOB???
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ZOOB???
Oh, my sincere apologies Justin, ha ha, what a silly mistake!!! It is you we should be thanking for this great discovery. Thank you so much, sorry about that error!!!
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Yes indeed credit to Justin B. I shall take no credit where none is due, but thanks for thinking of me Niall! He was having a Zoob moment.
Of course Zoob...I never forget good and loyal friends like yourself, they are few and far between!
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I wonder if anyone from the labels ever followed up the revelation in this thread that some Waltons music might still exist...
Yavar
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