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I'm almost finished watching the Cathy Lee Crosby "Wonder Woman" TV movie on DC Universe. It's so...of its time. LOL But as cheesy as it is, I'm enjoying the dated, period score and thinking, "Why not have it on CD?"
So just putting it out there, er, here, in case there's anyone else who might think it's not a bad idea.
There may not even be 30 minutes worth of score, so maybe it gets paired with other scores to other superhero TV movies that have never seen the light of day. I haven't seen them in quite a while, but some suggestions could be the Red Brown Captain America movies or Sam J. Jones' The Spirit or the Nicholas Hammond Spider-Man series.
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The Cathy Lee Crosby one was a failed pilot movie, with music by Artie Butler, which was "redesigned" as the Lynda Carter series shortly afterwards. Artie Kane did indeed do some scoring for that (on the LLL set).
It's funny y'know, I always thought that Artie Butler in general (THE HARRAD EXPERIMENT, THE LOVE MACHINE etc) sounded so much like Charles Fox (of the Lynda Carter series) that they must have been actually the same person.
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The Cathy Lee Crosby one was a failed pilot movie, with music by Artie Butler, which was "redesigned" as the Lynda Carter series shortly afterwards. Artie Kane did indeed do some scoring for that (on the LLL set).
Ah, I see. Those various films and series are all just one and the same to me... 
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Not a holy grail for me in any way, but it'd still be fun to have the '74 score.
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