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Roger says
The first up comes from the mid-2000s. An exciting score to a effective thriller composed by one of the most prolific composers working today. It's one of the ones that got away.
The second has some interesting history. This late 70s film had a soundtrack album planned. It was even assembled and some copies pressed. These were packed in a white sleeve and given away as a promotion at some event, perhaps the premiere. I wasn't there, so I'm going off memory. But in any event, the album was never further commercially pressed. Now it makes its premiere on CD. We were not able to include the vocals that were on the LP master, but the composer had nothing to do with them, so this better showcases his score. Strange film, but top notch score by the composer. Oh and the cover art -- not so much to work with, so don't let it put you off!
http://www.intrada.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=6635
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The mid-2000´s thriller by a prolific composer...
RED EYE - Marco Beltrami?
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Stuff the current sh!t, what the hell is that 70's title!!??
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OLD BOYFRIENDS by David Shire would be my guess for the 70's.
Late 70's promo only - yes
Vocals on it - yes
Top notch by the composer - hell yes. It's a beauty.
Columbia Records JS 36072
LP
Release Date
Promo
1. main title (01:38)
2. love scene: Dianne and Jeff (03:54)
3. motel mirror/to minneapolis (02:00)
4. "jailhouse rock" (02:36)
vocals:John Belushi
5. "youbelong to me" (02:22)
vocals:John Belushi
6. "get up get down" (03:27)
vocals:John Belushi
7. "Tush" (02:54)
vocals:John Belushi
8. love scene: Dianne and Eric (02:53)
9. to luddington (03:15)
10. luddington walk (04:10)
11. to the arbor (01:09)
12. love scene: Dianne and Wayne (02:45)
theme from old boyfriends
13. the return/ the bathtub/housecleaning (02:08)
14. jeff returns/ finale (04:10)
15. end title (02:56)
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The mid-2000´s thriller by a prolific composer...
RED EYE - Marco Beltrami?
That would be awesome. Silly film...but a propulsive score!
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I hope it's OLD BOYFRIENDS; I'm always greedy for more Shire.
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Predator 3!
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Sounds like Old Boyfriends to me - a beautiful piece of work from Mr. Shire and certainly I hope it sells better than Paternity, which is also a great Shire score.
For trivia folks, David took the main theme from Old Boyfriends and used it in his recent musical Take Flight.
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