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Great guess Schiffy -- hope you're right!
Yavar
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If 1966 counts somehow as late, there's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Million_Years_B.C. (has Intrada ever released a Nascimbene score?)
I've never seen 1968's The Lost Continent, though I like the Gerard Schurmann score...looking at a synopsis online I don't see any mention of dinosaurs though so I guess that's a bust! (That is, unless there's some other link besides dinosaurs, ie. "Lost" in the title...)
Yup...I'm pretty certain this is The Valley of Gwangi by Jerome Moross, which is AWESOME NEWS as for many years now it's been thought to survive only in partial form (and with poor sound quality).
Now if they can just continue the theme for one more release after, maybe we'll finally get Ron Goodwin's best Disney score, One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing. 
Yavar
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Much as I would love for it to be Gwangi (as in, final Holy Grail love), it's been such a sought-after and rumored-lost title that I suspect Roger would give it at least a little more hype.
But still hoping for Gwangi.
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I just looked through lists of "fantasy films" from 1966-1969, and I can't find anything else that would make a pattern with Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend. I suspect your hopes will be rewarded this time.
Yavar
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D'oh, of course -- now I'm even more sure this is Gwangi (bootlegs don't count).
Yavar
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I suspect that what was lost has now been found. Happens all the time. See: Alien3!
Yavar
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I'd be surprised. I think Roger would mention if this was a new Excalibur title.
Yavar
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Maybe part original, part re-recording, like their recent "Tarnation Alley."
What in tarnation?
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