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'LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL' has not been mentioned and I think that's another score people interested in tiomkin should buy. it has great dramatic music with a wonderful main theme.
Yes, I agree.
OK Corral and Gun Hill go together. If you like one you should like the other. 
On the other hand....
Who here would NOT buy "Last Train From Gun Hill" if it were released?
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Dec 5, 2013 - 4:05 PM
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The GUNFIGHT suite on the Erich Kunzel Telarc "Round-Up" CD was fabulous and I thought Frankie Laine sounded excellent.
I too think Laine's singing on the Telarc is very good, regardless of his age at the time.
In comparison, the vocals in the Bernstein re-recording sound like they were captured at a local pub's karaoke night.
Really, guys? When I heard the Telarc release I immediately had an image of Laine on his death bed with a microphone suspended over his mouth and Telarc executives urging, "Go on, Frankie, one last time. You can do it." Frankly, or Frankily, he sounds deathly ill, to the point where I was angered that they should have even considered him doing it (I'm sure there's a law against abusing old people). By comparison I was amazed at how successful the Bernstein version was, as I'd thought no one could get so close to that Laine sound. If that's the local pub's karaoke night I might get the address of that pub.
Wow, different impressions, eh?
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As far as sales are concerned Superman and Lethal are far out selling Gunfight. Police academy would be in third then followed by Gunfight. All are performing well though. Just glad we were out of the gate first.
Btw, I told you guys a storm was coming. Hurricane Varese is gonna blow you away.
MV
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