To be honest,I suspect that the original Death Wish tracks are more likely to be released by a specialist jazz label. Herbie fans must keep their fingers crossed.
To be honest,I suspect that the original Death Wish tracks are more likely to be released by a specialist jazz label. Herbie fans must keep their fingers crossed.
Can you think of another example of this happening?
Can you think of another example of this happening?
I can, Onya! "Anatomy of a Murder" expanded appeared on Columbia! Since Herbie Hancock was also on Columbia, an expanded "Death Wish" on Columbia may be possible!
I can, Onya! "Anatomy of a Murder" expanded appeared on Columbia! Since Herbie Hancock was also on Columbia, an expanded "Death Wish" on Columbia may be possible!
The point I was trying to make is that there aren't too many examples of a jazz artist's primary label licensing film tracks. I guess "Mickey One" would be another example. I think it would be more likely that a film score label would release these, if they are available, but you never know.
My quarter is on Bruce being with LLL on Herbie's excellent score. The French have always had a deep respect for jazz artists who have scored films. Perhaps Écoutez le Cinéma (Universal France).
The point I was trying to make is that there aren't too many examples of a jazz artist's primary label licensing film tracks. I guess "Mickey One" would be another example. I think it would be more likely that a film score label would release these, if they are available, but you never know. ...................... In 1999, Decca took on John Barry's 'Playing By Heart' when much of it was dumped from the movie by Harvey Weinstein....
We'll keep our fingers firmly crossed. 
