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HUSTLE / THE LONGEST YARD
Music From the Motion Pictures
Composed and Conducted by Frank De Vol
Limited edition of 1000 units
Quartet Records and Paramount Pictures are glad to present the world premiere release of the very cool score composed by Frank De Vol (Hush…Hush… Sweet Charlotte, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, The Flight of the Phoenix, The Dirty Dozen, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?) for Robert Aldrich’s neo-noir 1975 film Hustle, starring Burt Reynolds, Catherine Deneuve, Eddie Albert and Ernest Borgnine.
Hustle is about two weary and bitter LAPD detectives who are assigned to investigate the death of a young woman whose body is found on an isolated beach. They conclude, with the support of the coroner's report, that the victim, a hooker and known drug user named Gloria Hollinger, committed suicide using pills.
Frank De Vol was a brilliant film composer, a master of melody and orchestration, and a longtime collaborator on most of Robert Aldrich’s films since they began working together in the early sixties with Baby Jane. For Hustle, De Vol provides a terrific score dominated by a great noir love theme, suspense and tension cues, funky sounds, a kind of soft jazz, and dramatic music, always melodic and richly harmonized. One of De Vol’s best effort in film scoring, it has remained unreleased until now. Remixed from the 2? 16-track session tapes maintained in pristine condition in the Paramount vaults.
As a bonus, we have included the short score for The Longest Yard (1974), another De Vol-Aldrich-Reynolds-Paramount collaboration. For this cult sports comedy film about a workaholic convict who recruits a group of fellow prisoners to play football against their guards, De Vol composed another catchy tune as a main theme, along with some brief underscore cues and adaptations of famous Americans marches. Sadly, the session tapes of this soundtrack are long missing, so the only source we could use was the mono stems, beautifully restored by Chris Malone for this release.
The package includes a 16-page full-color booklet with detailed liner notes by Tim Greiving discussing the films, the scores, and the brilliant collaboration between Robert Aldrich and Frank De Vol.
Track list:
01. Theme From Hustle (2:45)
02. Main Titles (1:35)
03. Transistor Source (0:19)
04. Memories of Gloria (1:59)
05. Theme From Hustle (4:31)
06. So Rare (1:07)
07. Temptation (0:43)
08. Garment Factory (1:39)
09. Moby Dick (1:06)
10. Tired Time (0:31)
11. Phychedelicatessen (1:40)
12. First Muzak (1:24)
13. Second Muzak (2:31)
14. Two Faces (1:31)
15. Brandied (1:08)
16. De Vol’s Mission: Improbable (3:39)
17. Make Up (0:26)
18. Scanty Land (0:31)
19. TV (0:22)
20. Josephina (5:50)
21. The Real Thing (1:34)
22. Country & Western (1:10)
23. Race Against Time (1:04)
24. No Name Gun (2:01)
25. The Shoot Out (Theme From Hustle) (0:38)
26. End Credits (2:38)
Bonus tracks
27. Phychedelicatessen (Alternate) (1:40)
28. Begin the Beguine (Cole Porter)* (3:16)
29. A Man and a Woman (Francis Lai)* (1:39)
THE LONGEST YARD
30. Main Titles (1:19)
31. Rocky Mountain Heart (1:01)
32. Muck and Mire / Muck and Mirth (1:57)
33. Sneaky Man / Walking With the Warden (0:52)
34. The Longest Yard (1:08)
35. Caretaker’s Death (1:24)
36. The Longest Note (1:23)
Bonus tracks
37. For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow (Trad.)* (0:39)
38. National Emblem March (E.E. Bagley)* (0:23)
39. When the Saint Go Marching In (Trad.)* (1:21)
40. You Gotta Be a Football Hero (A. Sherman, A. Lewis, B. Fields)* (2:07)
*Arranged and Conducted by Frank De Vol
Total Disc Time: 65:50
This CD is now in stock.
For more info, order and listen audio samples, please visit www.quartetrecords.com
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Okay, this is just… neat.
Glad to see more De Vol making it to disc. I really like the sound on Hustle.
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May 13, 2017 - 12:31 PM
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filmusicnow
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HUSTLE / THE LONGEST YARD
Music From the Motion Pictures
Composed and Conducted by Frank De Vol
Limited edition of 1000 units
Quartet Records and Paramount Pictures are glad to present the world premiere release of the very cool score composed by Frank De Vol (Hush…Hush… Sweet Charlotte, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, The Flight of the Phoenix, The Dirty Dozen, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?) for Robert Aldrich’s neo-noir 1975 film Hustle, starring Burt Reynolds, Catherine Deneuve, Eddie Albert and Ernest Borgnine.
Hustle is about two weary and bitter LAPD detectives who are assigned to investigate the death of a young woman whose body is found on an isolated beach. They conclude, with the support of the coroner's report, that the victim, a hooker and known drug user named Gloria Hollinger, committed suicide using pills.
Frank De Vol was a brilliant film composer, a master of melody and orchestration, and a longtime collaborator on most of Robert Aldrich’s films since they began working together in the early sixties with Baby Jane. For Hustle, De Vol provides a terrific score dominated by a great noir love theme, suspense and tension cues, funky sounds, a kind of soft jazz, and dramatic music, always melodic and richly harmonized. One of De Vol’s best effort in film scoring, it has remained unreleased until now. Remixed from the 2? 16-track session tapes maintained in pristine condition in the Paramount vaults.
As a bonus, we have included the short score for The Longest Yard (1974), another De Vol-Aldrich-Reynolds-Paramount collaboration. For this cult sports comedy film about a workaholic convict who recruits a group of fellow prisoners to play football against their guards, De Vol composed another catchy tune as a main theme, along with some brief underscore cues and adaptations of famous Americans marches. Sadly, the session tapes of this soundtrack are long missing, so the only source we could use was the mono stems, beautifully restored by Chris Malone for this release.
The package includes a 16-page full-color booklet with detailed liner notes by Tim Greiving discussing the films, the scores, and the brilliant collaboration between Robert Aldrich and Frank De Vol.
Track list:
01. Theme From Hustle (2:45)
02. Main Titles (1:35)
03. Transistor Source (0:19)
04. Memories of Gloria (1:59)
05. Theme From Hustle (4:31)
06. So Rare (1:07)
07. Temptation (0:43)
08. Garment Factory (1:39)
09. Moby Dick (1:06)
10. Tired Time (0:31)
11. Phychedelicatessen (1:40)
12. First Muzak (1:24)
13. Second Muzak (2:31)
14. Two Faces (1:31)
15. Brandied (1:08)
16. De Vol’s Mission: Improbable (3:39)
17. Make Up (0:26)
18. Scanty Land (0:31)
19. TV (0:22)
20. Josephina (5:50)
21. The Real Thing (1:34)
22. Country & Western (1:10)
23. Race Against Time (1:04)
24. No Name Gun (2:01)
25. The Shoot Out (Theme From Hustle) (0:38)
26. End Credits (2:38)
Bonus tracks
27. Phychedelicatessen (Alternate) (1:40)
28. Begin the Beguine (Cole Porter)* (3:16)
29. A Man and a Woman (Francis Lai)* (1:39)
THE LONGEST YARD
30. Main Titles (1:19)
31. Rocky Mountain Heart (1:01)
32. Muck and Mire / Muck and Mirth (1:57)
33. Sneaky Man / Walking With the Warden (0:52)
34. The Longest Yard (1:08)
35. Caretaker’s Death (1:24)
36. The Longest Note (1:23)
Bonus tracks
37. For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow (Trad.)* (0:39)
38. National Emblem March (E.E. Bagley)* (0:23)
39. When the Saint Go Marching In (Trad.)* (1:21)
40. You Gotta Be a Football Hero (A. Sherman, A. Lewis, B. Fields)* (2:07)
*Arranged and Conducted by Frank De Vol
Total Disc Time: 65:50
This CD is now in stock.
For more info, order and listen audio samples, please visit www.quartetrecords.com
Quartet, a correction has to be made. De Vol started working with Aldrich in 1954 with the score to "World For Ransom", though I wish it was on C.D. too.
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"Hey, i think i broke his f****** neck!"
"Yes, folks, i think he broke his f****** neck!"
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Interesting side note: The A. Sherman who's one of the writers of You've Gotta Be a Football Hero is Al Sherman, father of Richard and Robert aka the Sherman Brothers.
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I wouldn't call YARD a "cult" film.
It was a big box office success!
Brm
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Perhaps Thor did the liner notes - its obscure or cult if he hasnt heard of it or it was before he was born or wasnt big in Norway!!! 
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