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I have the movie tie-in paperback with the great Bob peak artwork!
bruce
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Dec 11, 2016 - 3:44 PM
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RoryR
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Hi Graham, Zardos has laid all out, thankfully.
No jazzy Schifrin in this creation. Is Schifrin's approach on THE FOX an anomaly? I haven't heard him like this elsewhere.
Where did the recordings on the Warner release come from?
The Warner France CD simply reissued the Warner Bros LP from '67 (which was a separate recording session that Lalo did as a recording artist).
Prior to The Fox, Schifrin blended jazz with chamber music in scores such as Les Felins & Once a Thief.
After The Fox (pun), non-jazzy Schifrin can be heard in Planet of the Apes (TV), Telefon, The Amityville Horror & (amongst others) his unused music for The Exorcist.
No jazzy Schifrin to be heard in his symphonic music for things as diverse as A.D. (Anno Domini) and Abominable...
I haven't seen this movie in over thirty years, but it was recently shown on Turner Classic Movies. I DVR'd it and am watching it now, and I just recognized parts that would be used later in the "Planet of the Apes" TV series. I actually wasn't paying attention during the main titles as to who did the music, but didn't take long to hear Schifrin.
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