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Aleph's Cinci Kid is a re-recording and thus different. But our projects should replace the Chapter III CD.
Lukas
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Does this release cover every score Lalo ever did for MGM?
I guess I mean, will Vol. 2 feature more MGM music, or will Vol. 2 be his work for a different studio?
Some of Schifrin’s other MGM work includes:
Joy House [Les filins] (1965)
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich [TV documentary] (1968)
The Mask of Sheba [TV movie] (1970)
Pretty Maids All In a Row (1971)
Bronk [TV movie] (1975)
Telefon (1977)
Chicago Story [TV movie] (1981)
Buddy Buddy (1981)
A Stranger Is Watching (1982)
There’s also some more of his Warner Bros. work that might be available to FSM, assuming that we haven’t already heard all that there is to hear on some of these titles that Schifrin has released on his Aleph label:
And do not forget Schifrin's masterpiece: "Hell in the Pacific" (1968).
"Les Félins" was already released (Universal France/Aleph).
Universal-wise, I am surprised that you omit another 60's masterpiece of innovation: "Eye of the Cat" (1969).
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"...The man who got zotzed by Arthur Godfrey on the air!..."
Godfrey fired an unsuspecting La Rosa on live TV for "lack of humility." Actually La Rosa was hoping to stretch his talents beyond his appearances on the Godfrey show, and Godfrey, a supreme egotist, felt La Rosa wasn't being loyal to "the Family." It created quite a sensation back in the '50s.
Although I, also, was hoping for a late month release, I couldn't resist this set. Thanks, Lukas and team.
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