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Not being funny, but just because Moonraker is coming out, it doesn't mean that every John Barry score that has been thought lost is suddenly going to appear.
(And Moonraker was never lost. I keep repeating it but the myth that it was lost and has been found keeps persisting.)
Cheers
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My number one non Bond grail.. film recording of Raise The Titanic. Fingers crossed.
That would be my runaway wish list Barry release as well.
SCOTT
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I only stated people “thought” they were lost. So maybe the same goes for Titanic.
I get you.
The difference is though that, "The Moonraker tapes are lost," was only ever a fan-fuelled urban myth.
Labels have actually searched for elements to release Raise The Titanic and failed, so that one isn't just a fan-fueled urban myth.
That said, failing to find something doesn't prove it doesn't exist. Everything currently assumed lost, unless it can be positively identified as destroyed through an evidence trail, could just be sitting in an uncatalogued crate somewhere.
So, there is always hope, and no one will cheer louder than me if the film tracks of Raise The Titanic ever get surfaced.
Cheers
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Does anyone think MURPHY'S WAR (1971) might be a possibility. I'm not sure if there is enough music to warrant an album; and did he not share the scoring credit with Ken Thorne? Cheers
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As you've raised MURPHY'S WAR, did you know that a composer promo CD released MURPHY'S WAR?
https://www.soundtrackcollector.com/title/21990/Murphy%27s+War
It's true that Ken Thorne completed the score, but he did so using themes (plural, not singular) composed by John Barry, and the film's highlight sequences (Main Title, The Village, The Nurse, Learning to Fly) all sound like vintage John Barry to me.
To be transparent, I do not know this to be fact, but I have always assumed that John Barry scored those key sequences himself and then Thorne did the rest using John Barry's themes.
Cheers
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As you've raised MURPHY'S WAR, did you know that a composer promo CD released MURPHY'S WAR?
https://www.soundtrackcollector.com/title/21990/Murphy%27s+War
It's true that Ken Thorne completed the score, but he did so using themes (plural, not singular) composed by John Barry, and the film's highlight sequences (Main Title, The Village, The Nurse, Learning to Fly) all sound like vintage John Barry to me.
To be transparent, I do not know this to be fact, but I have always assumed that John Barry scored those key sequences himself and then Thorne did the rest using John Barry's themes.
Cheers
Many thanks for that Stephen.
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So, Out Of Africa. A timeless masterpiece. Wonder if a second disc will be just a reprint of an original, short soundtrack album...
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It was said by Jose on Facebook, IIRC. I remember reading it, and I think someone else probably shared the news here in some thread but I don’t recall which.
Yavar
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