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All episodes of Madigan" were scored by Dick DeBenedictis. I know this because I verified it via loads of the episodes on Youtube (now deleted). Not credited on any episode of "Barnaby Jones". Did you check ASCAP, too? "Me and the Chimp" is correct. Again, now deleted Youtube loads of episodes (well, there are two episodes up, but one has the end credits cut off, and the other is an episode he didn't do). BMI and ASCAP don't make note of tracked music, so just because a composer is listed for something, doesn't necessarily means it' original material. Did you look over this? http://files.lib.byu.edu/ead/XML/MSS2116.xml
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Fantastic job! Fielding deserves a website. Apologizes for the appearance are completely unnecessary. The content is the thing. I read every word and learned a lot, especially about his blacklisted years. I look forward to more. A thought occurred to me: Was Fielding approached to score Martin Ritt's The Front? With the writer, director, and Mostel all being blacklisted--perhaps others on the film, as well--Fielding would have been a great choice.
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1976, according to IMDb.
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Number 6: "I am not a number! I'm a free man!"
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This is a lot of work and I really appreciate that you put in the time to do this! If you do want help exploring ways to improve some of the design/layout-related aspects of the site perhaps we can pull some volunteers together here to assist. But otherwise it’s nice to have a cleanly-organized list of all his works for the various mediums he composed for. The displaying of multiple screenshots of the different CD releases for his soundtracks is REALLY helpful. “SoundtrackCollector” is usually my go-to for that, but they get overwhelming with all the different international versions of the same release. This version of yours is very clear and easy to understand! It’s also helpful because I had recently become enamoured with Fielding’s music for THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES, so it’s really useful for a quick comparison of all the different releases
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