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SEASON 1:
Normally I wouldn't cover a series where there are so few episodes up (compared to how total there are) but -- not to sound morbid -- Stu Phillips isn't exactly a spring chicken anymore and I've made a decision to do as many shows as I can that he worked on, 'cause he reads and posts in the threads I create to shows he worked on. I don't know if it's because he generally checks out the board or if somebody is e-mailing him to let him know -- either way works for me.
Right now only some season one episodes are up and right now they are only Stu Who efforts.
"Las Vegas Roundabout" (the feature-length pilot)
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPJYtJAaXio
https://ok.ru/video/c8657472 (entire series)
Highlights:
4:15 in.
19:57 in.
30:18 in.
49:54 in.
56:53 in.
57:14 in.
59:14 in.
1:03:46 in.
1:06:49 in.
For the guys here: 31:50 in. You're welcome.
NO LOAD FOUND.
"The James Caan Con"
By: Stu Phillips
Highlights:
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"The Late Show Murders"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w64RHilYkzE
Highlights:
1:20 in.
11:37 in.
18:21/25:17 in.
21:49 in.
29:35 in.
32:37 in.
36:34 in.
39:17 in.
Out-of-context quote...
"I feel like I've been rode hard and put away wet."
(From the Department of Coincidences: this exact same line was said by on one of the episodes of "Matt Houston")
"The Old Diamond Game"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCDa8pctkRo (NEW link as of Jan. 20, 2023)
Highlights:
1:46 in. Joining a cue already in progress.
3:52 in.
7:55 in.
9:52 in.
12:34 in. Joining a cue already in progress for the shimmering music for the sparkling diamonds and then the spy-like music.
14:41 in.
16:16 in.
23:20 in.
31:23 in.
36:07 in. And the cue after the commercial break.
39:12 in.
43:22 in.
NO LOAD FOUND.
"Stung from Beyond"
By: Stu Phillips
Highlights:
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Continuing SEASON 1:
I'm going to leave it up to Stu what he wants to say -- if anything at all. He may not want to/have anything to say.
"The Deadly Missiles Caper"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcEH1GBruvA
Highlights:
2:54 in.
6:23 in. And the cue after the commercial break.
23:27 in.
25:02 in.
26:57 in.
32:14 in.
40:49 in.
43:26 in.
"That explains it; there are a lot of nuts in California."
NO LOADS FOUND.
"The Man Who Couldn't Lose"
By: Stu Phillips
"Death Heist"
By: Stu Phillips
"The Body at the Bottom"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAUsX5wxMqs
Highlights:
0:59 in.
1:48 in.
About 23:00 in.
28:32 in.
43:18 in.
NO LOAD FOUND.
"The Cruise Ship Murders"
By: Stu Phillips
"Kiss of Death"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DACdZx-axPc
Highlights:
0:58 in.
6:58 in.
12:27 in. And the cue after the commercial break. (hard to hear because it's mostly lower octave work that gets lost in the FX and poor quality video).
41:23 in.
4315 in.
Guest-starring Ricardo Montalban.
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Continuing SEASON 1:
"Death By Resurrection"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zqw1raO_LrU
Highlights:
1:00 in.
1:50 in.
4:52 in. Also contains a major "For the guys here".
10:14 in.
14:33 in.
20:26 in.
22:44 in.
30:40 in.
42:05 in. Joining a cue already in progress.
44:13 in.
"The Cold War Con"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KxcPSzNXNs
Highlights:
0:55 in.
3:23 in. Joining a cue already in progress at the point where the FX isn't obscuring it so badly, for the cool spy-like music.
5:05 in. About four and-a-half minutes long. And the cue after the commercial break.
17:54 in.
24:43 in.
30:25 in.
31:21 in.
37:33 in.
39:09 in.
42:02 in. Joining a cue already in progress.
NO LOADS FOUND.
"Through the Past Deadly"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNs2unz0OKU
"Mistresses, Murder and Millions"
By: Stu Phillips
"The Walking Bomb"
By: Stu Phillips
"Ain't Nobody Here Named Barney"
By: Stu Phillips
"Come Die with Me"
By: Stu Phillips
"One of Our Zeppelins Is Missing"
By: Stu Phillips
"Before the Holocaust"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x88mjsx
Highlights:
0:59 in.
5:07 in.
8:41 in.
11:29 in. There is a short lull and it picks back up.
14:13 in.
15:43 in.
26:19/29:01 in.
33:21 in.
35:30 in.
36:09 in.
39:01 in.
40:26 in.
44:13 in.
There is definitively some good touches of the "nervous angular long-hair" music going on in cues, with that drama and action styling you can recognize after hearing a number of Stu scores to various series.
Thank goodness that while the video quality is still not great, this episode has better sound than earlier videos, so making a suite of the scoring will be worthwhile.
Hands down the best episode score of the series I have covered so far.
NO LOAD FOUND.
"Big Deal in Paradise"
By: Stu Phillips
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Finishing SEASON 1:
Finishing all the episodes that are up for season one.
"The Case of the Purloined Case"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR83eB34_xQ
Highlights:
0:58 in.
3:52/5:11 in.
16:26 in.
20:35 in. Joining a cue already in progress.
22:41 in. And the cue after the commercial break.
34:43 in.
38:52 in. Pauses for a few seconds, then continues.
42:25 in.
4340 in.
Out-of-context quote...
Woman: "You tell her I'm hot because of her."
NO LOADS FOUND.
"The Girl on the Golden Strip"
By: Don Vincent
This is presumably the only effort by Vincent for the series; the IMDb composer credits are incomplete for the series.
"Round Up the Usual Suspects"
By: Stu Phillips
"Death Squad"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3APobUIcXXA
Highlights:
0:59 in.
10:03 in.
13:50 in.
16:52/19:13 in.
23:12 in.
28:43 in.
30:40 in.
36:06 in.
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And thanks to another website that I didn't even know about and is safe to use, looks like I'll be able to do the entire series, so starting tomorrow, I'll double back to missed season one episodes and proceed on from there.
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Continuing SEASON 1:
The website used is safe. Please note that the video that plays, is very unlikely to work in Internet Explorer.
Attention readers: I am implementing a new system that is nothing more than a note to myself; for cues that I want to include in a suite, for now on I will denote them with ^ symbol. It has no special meaning to anyone else but myself. No, an up arrow symbol doesn't mean the cue is bad (it just may have too much SFX or FX for suite use or just isn't worth my time to edit and include). Hence forth this system will be in all future threads and pre-exiting threads that I go back to for missed episodes.
"The James Caan Con"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_101JamesCaanCon.html
Alternative link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEOORsIo7vw
Highlights:
0:55/2:56 in.^
6:52/7:52 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^
10:25 in.
12:13 in.
12:49 in.
24:15 in.
24:44 in. and
29:49/31:47 in.
33:29 in.
37:13 in.^
41:19 in.^
43:09 in.^
"Stung from Beyond"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_104StungFromBeyond.html
Alternative link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIqa-QHHHZk
Highlights:
0:24 in.
6:29 in.^
11:06 in.
17:25 in.
19:50 in.^
26:42 in. Joining a cue already in progress.^
29:56 in.
33:42 in.
36:15 in.
38:20 in.^
39:56 in.
43:18 in.
Guest-starring Joan Collins, who makes her appearance and first several minutes in the episode, in a small two-piece bikini.
Out-of-context quote...? ;-)
"You know, I'll do anything for the firm."
"The Man Who Couldn't Lose"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_106ManWhoCouldntLose.html
Highlights:
0:58 in.^(EDIT)
3:47 in.
4:55 in.
6:05 in.^(parts)
7:18 in.^
14:29 in.
16:11 in.
17:36 in.
18:30 in.^
22:09 in.^
27:15 in. Joining a cue already in progress for pleasant short bit.^
30:44 in.
34:24 in.^
36:08 in.
37:59 in.
40:56 in.^
41:38 in.^
43:32 in.
"Death Heist"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_107DeathHeist.html
Highlights:
0:58 in. Sneaking around at night music.^
4:01 in.
5:01 in. Almost three minutes of light sneaking around music, with a bass flute leading.^
9:12 in.^
12:29 in.
18:08 in.^
27:04 in. At time in the action material I hear faint 1980's Horner.^(EDIT)
34:24 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^
37:39 in.
40:33 in.^(parts)
42:47 in.^
44:09 in.
"No, no, don't feel bad; like my grandma used to say: 'these little things are only sent to try us'."
"The Cruise Ship Murders"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_109CruiseShipMurders.html
Highlights:
0:58 in. I could imagine this as the music for a fictional James Bond film while Bond is flying around in a helicopter.^
3:38 in.^
5:51 in.
7:50 in.^
9:11 in.^(EDIT, Parts)
13:28 in.
17:57 in. And the cue after the commercial break.
20:56 in.
30:26 in.^
32:05 in.
34:47 in.^
36:10/37:18 in.
41:14 in. Was this supposed to be a surprise? I pegged Mrs. Doubtfire immediately. The Dr. Girlfriend voice was the first giveaway.
43:59 in.^
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Continuing SEASON 1:
"Mistresses, Murder and Millions"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_114MistressesMurderandMillions.html
Alternative link: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x88p0wm
Highlights:
0:55 in.^
2:15 in.
916 in.
11:02 in.
17:56 in.
23:18 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
32:05 in.
34:32 in.^(parts)
42:11 in.
"You have heard of the Miranda decision?"
"No, but I've heard of Carmen Miranda."
"Funny."
"The Walking Bomb"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_115TheWalkingBomb.html
Highlights:
0:53 in.^
2:00 in.
5:27 in.
7:27 in.
9:43 in.^
13:33 in.
14:25 in. And the cue after the commercial break.
18:00 in.
19:59 in.^
22:47 in.
27:53 in. And this is an example of why Stu was a master at episodic TV scoring.^(parts)
30:39 in.
33:27 in.
35:48 in. Including guiro and farting brass.
37:47 in. Continues after the commercial break, and starts getting some "nervous angular longhair" material here and there.
41:04 in.
"Ain't Nobody Here Named Barney"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_116AintNobodyHere.html
Alternative link: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8937tv
Highlights:
0:59 in.
3:00 in.
6:36 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^
10:12 in.^
20:23 in.
23:33 in.^
25:23 in.
27:00 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^
28:39 in.^
29:40 in.
36:00 in.
39:41 in. A lot like that cue I cited in the above episode of why stu rules.^(parts)
43:27 in.
"That's a felony. An un-popular felony."
"Come Die with Me"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_117ComeDiewithMe.html
Alternative link: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8937tx
Highlights:
0:59 in.^
4:45 in. And the cue after the commercial break.
8:32/11:49 in.*
13:54 in. And the source cue that immediately follows it, and the score cue that immediately follows the source cue.^
16:48 in.^
21:25 in.^
23:15 in. Nice Hawaiian-flavored piece for the opening.^
26:04 in.^
32:45 in. And the source cue that immediately follows it.
37:32 in.
That story about 35:00 in about worn money being taken back to the Federal Reserve and destroyed, is actually what really happens in real life. I watched some of it in some documentary years ago.
* = Including airplane porn.
"One of Our Zeppelins Is Missing"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_118OneofOurZeppelins.html
Highlights:
1:00 in.^
3:16 in. Joining a cue already in progress.
4:08 in.
10:47/13:23 in.
15:27 in.
20:01 in.
21:26 in.
26:15 in.
28:30 in.
30:58 in.
3937 in.^(parts)
41:34 in.
"Superstitions are a conman's gold mine."
(NTM: 9:22)
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Concluding SEASON 1:
And this finishes off season one.
"Big Deal in Paradise"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_120BigDealinParadise.html
Highlights:
1:00 in.^
2:35 in. Opens with a "For the guys here"...^(parts)
4:07 in.^(parts)
11:36 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both, parts)
13:36 in.
15:40 in.^
18:49 in.^
19:41/21:09 in.
27:06 in.
29:12 in.
31:42 in.
33:46 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(parts) About ten minutes of scoring.
"She's right -- you're a fool."
"The Girl on the Golden Strip"
By: Don Vincent
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_122GirlontheGoldenStrip.html
This is the only effort by Vincent for the series.
Highlights:
0:57 in.
9:35 in.
14:47 in.^
16:14 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(both)
30:25 in.
35:10 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^ If you hate snoring as much as I do, you may not be able to tolerate the first cue.
36:44 in.^
39:42 in.^
I wonder how he got the job. Did he know the episode director? Did Stu know him and not have the time to score it and recommended him?
According to his IMDb resume, this was his final scoring project. He had a short scoring career that was only in the 1970's. He also did some acting, which appeared to also end in the 1970's. A quick search suggests he's still alive.
"Round Up the Usual Suspects"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_123TheUsualSuspects.html
Highlights:
0:57/1:29 in.^(both)
8:38 in.
11:15 in.^
13:51 in.^
About 17:06 in.
20:27 in.
31:11 in.
35:32 in.
36:34 in. And the action piece after the commercial break (another example of why Stu rules).
I could take or leave the source music (if recorded and not played live on screen).
No one is credited as the piano player who is seen prominently playing the piano and even doing a "Tommy, how's the peepin'?" shoulder look in the last minute or so of the episode; could that be Stu?
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Thanks for the answers, Stu :-)
SEASON 2:
"The Pirates of Tin Pan Alley"
By: Dick Halligan
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_201PiratesofTinPanAlley.html
This is the only effort by Halligan for the series.
Highlights:
2:25 in. The funky source music.
10:31 in.
24:55 in.^
31:12 in.
35:08 in.
42:59 in.^
Given how different Sauter's scoring is from Halligan's and that they didn't have Dick back, I take it they weren't happy with the score and probably decided to save some money and just keep it rather than have it rescored.
"The Twelfth Commandment"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_202TwelfthCommandment.html
Highlights:
1:02 in.. And the cue after the commercial break.^
9:17 in.
26:52 in.^
35:09 in.^
38:20 in.^(parts)
Eddie is a welcomed addition to the composer roster.
No Larson's credit for the show's theme.
"Fleece of Snow"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_203FleeceofSnow.html (poor quality picture and audio)
Highlights:
1:00 in.
26:24 in.
29:44 in.. And the cue after the commercial break.
31:27 in. Opens with pizzicato cello bass jazz work. There is a short lull as they exchange brief cases.
40:37 in.
"The Argonaut Special"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_204TheArgonautSpecial.html
Highlights:
0:57 in.
2:09 in.^
3:56 in.^(parts)
8:47 in.^
11:06 in.^(12:15)
17:58 in.. And the cue after the commercial break.^(20:15)
25:00 in.
35:26 in.
39:53 in.^
A different score with may of the western-scoring clichés: jaw harp, banjo, and wooden blocks for example.
"The Things That Belong to Mickey Costello"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_205TheThings.html
Highlights:
1:00 in.^
22:52 in. The source music.
29:45 in.^
37:47 in.^ About six minutes long.
44:13 in.
Unless I just wasn't paying attention, this episode has new end credits music.
No Larson theme music credit.
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Continuing SEASON 2:
"Quicker Than the Eye"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_206QuickerThantheEye.html
Highlights:
0:53 in.
2:22 in.
5:29 in.^
5:57 in.
10:44 in.
15:00 in.^
30:52 in.^
33:37 in.^(EDIT)
39:44 in.^
43:48 in.^
Out-of-context quote...
"Can I look at it for one last time?"
"Gaffing the Skim"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_207GaffingtheSkim.html
Highlights:
40:30 in.^
I gotta say, if I were a composer scoring an episode where it's almost completely circus source music, I'd call up my orchestrator, tell him I'll kick some money back to him if he'll write this shit, and let him handle all the circus source music and go sleep in or something.
I only found three cues in the episode, outside of the source music. Only the cue I cited should be released.
"The Lady from Liechtenstein: Part 1"
By: Lee Holdridge
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_208TheLadyfromLiechtensteinP1.html
Highlights:
8:42 in.^
36:34 in. Continues after the commercial break. About six minutes long.
That's half the cues in the episode (not counting any source music).
There's an actress with the first name Florida.
When I see that, I think of this (0:24 in): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBUw-irQOLE
"The Lady from Liechtenstein: Part 2"
By: Lee Holdridge
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_209TheLadyfromLiechtensteinP2.html
Highlights:
8:47 in.
11:16 in.
13:50 in.
25:59 in.
27:49 in.
32:30 in.
36:42 in.
39:34 in.
"Switch Hitter"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_210SwitchHitter.html
Highlights:
0:55 in.^(1:22)
9:51/14:36 in.^
26:38 in.^
32:16 in. The source music which could easily play as a score cue, for example: maybe a car driving on a long scene road, with the leads on the way to investigate something.
35:01 in.
37:20 in.^
40:15 in.^
(Note to Me: Rather good quality video; use it for a Sauter credit screen grab)
Out-of-context quote...
"Don't drink on an empty head, huh?"
(man, these are getting worse and worse!)
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Continuing SEASON 2:
"Maggie's Hero"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_211MaggiesHero.html
Highlights:
0:54 in.
2:50 in.
6:38 in.
16:34 in.^
18:56 in.^
30:46 in. Funky for a couple of minutes. Switches to some jazz work not unlike something you could have heard in the 1960's, for a couple more minutes, then switches again to some weird work with a 1980's sound.^
34:12 in.
"Oh, you can meet a lot of weirdos in the public library."
(How true! Man, the stories I could tell you...)
"The 100,000 Ruble Rumble"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_212100000RubleRumble.html
Highlights:
2:37 in.^
12:45 in.^
19:00 in.
27:41 in.
37:55 in.^(open, 39:25/39:43)
NO LOAD FOUND.
"Portraits of Death"
By: Lee Holdridge
"The Snitch"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_214TheSnitch.html
And Stu Who is back. But it'll be short lived. :-(
Highlights:
1:00 in.^
5:06 in.
14:17 in. Opens with a jazzy noir-ish piece with a beat, which turns funky.
24:24 in.^
26:22 in.^
28:01 in.^
32:04 in.
36:15 in.^
39:36 in.
"Eyewitness"
By: Lee Holdridge
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_215Eyewitness.html
Highlights:
0:59 in.^
8:21 in.^
13:02 in.^
15:41 in.^
23:32 in.
25:19 in. Just over eight minutes long.^(open, 31:30)
37:54 in.
38:36 in.^
20:10 in: I wonder if any of these people are real sessions players? Is this a real recording studio? Is this pre-existing classical music?
"Camera Angles"
By: Lee Holdridge
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_216CameraAngles.html
Highlights:
0:59 in.
11:37 in. Moderately funky/jazz-y car chase music. Too FX heavy for suite use, sadly.
29:36 in.^
35:44 in.
38:06 in.^
41:39 in.
For the guys here: 9:06 in. You're welcome. Yu can expect a full minute of her, including a few second where it cuts away from her, before you see her again.
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Continuing SEASON 2:
"Butterfly Mourning"
By: James Di Pasquale
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_217ButterflyMourning.html
Highlights:
0:59 in.^
6:22 in.^
7:55 in.^
16:41 in.^
22:57 in.^(include?)
26:39 in.^
32:33 in.^
34:31 in. Man, James has that funk/jazz combo sound down pat.^(parts)
39:53 in.
I can't say I remember hearing a score by him before, but based on this first effort, he's a welcomed addition to the show.
There's an actor named Jonathan Goldsmith. Huh. There's also a composer named that (worth your time looking into, if you don't know the music).
Looks like the gold spinning coin in the end credits is now silver.
"The Four Horsemen"
By: Lee Holdridge
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_218TheFourHorsemen.html
This is Holdridge's final effort for the series.
Highlights:
0:58 in.^
Around 4:05 in.
8:06 in.^
9:29 in.
11:15 in.
16:01 in.^
22:02 in.^
23:34 in.^
26:52 in.^
30:29 in.^
34:10 in.
36:29 in.
39:20 in. Continues after the commercial break.^(include?)
"Eden's Gate"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_219EdensGate.html
Highlights:
6:24 in.^
6:53 in.^ *
13:42 in.^
18:29 in.
23:03 in.^
35:17 in.
36:14 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(parts of both) +
* = When playing a corpse, trying not to move your eyes.
+ = Doesn't that blue swimming pool water look so good?
For the guys here: 22:37 in. You're welcome.
"The Hemline Heist"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_220TheHemlineHeist.html
Highlights:
0:57/16:25 in.
2:35 in. The laid-back modeling show music.
11:03 in.
12:49 in.^
14:27 in.^
17:51 in. Another good example of why Stu rules.^
19:06/30:59 in. The source music.
25:29 in. Stick around to the end of the cue, guys...^(open)
27:35 in.^
31:17 in.^
36:36 in.
38:07 in.
For the guys here: 23:51 in. And a little bit after that, more. You're welcomed.
Out-of-context(?) quote...
"It'll pop up..."
"Three for the Money"
By: Stu Phillips
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_221ThreefortheMoney.html
This is Stu Who's final effort for the series. :-(
Highlights:
0:58 in.
11:07 in. And the laid back source music that immediately follows (that's just so yummy -- I could imagine relaxing back to that after a long day).
14:24 in. With a Rosenman tone pyramid ending. And the cue after the commercial break.
24:02 in.
26:52 in.
29:53 in. And the cue after the commercial break.
37:01 in.^
38:01 in.
39:47 in.
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Finishing SEASON 2:
"Two on the Run"
By: James Di Pasquale
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_222TwoontheRun.html
Highlights:
4:06 in.^
5:27 in. Pasquale auditioning for "Vega$" for a few minutes.^(open)
8:07 in. The bar source music.
12:52 in.^
19:17 in.^
26:18 in.
30:31 in.^
37:58 in.
39:12 in.^(parts)
43:44 in.^
"Whatever Happened to Carol Harmony?"
By: Eddie Sauter
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_223CarolHarmony.html
This is Sauter's final effort for the series.
Highlights:
3:53 in.
8:57 in.^
12:02 in.
15:43 in.^
38:53 in.^
42:03 in.^
Unless I missed a short cue while skimming, I cited the entire episode score (yeah, that's correct -- no opening of closing cues this episode).
This was the final series Sauter worked on. In 1979 he scored a TV movie ("Beggerman, Thief") and about two years later he died relatively young, at the age of 66 from a heart attack; an old news article says he was in a hospital when it happened, so apparently things were not going well for him.
"Heritage of Death"
By: James Di Pasquale
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_224HeritageofDeath.html
Highlights:
7:59 in.^
9:53 in. You know what I find interesting? This arrangement of the theme must have been popular with the producers; first heard in a Holdridge score, then in one or two Philips scores, and now Pasquale.
14:23 in. Short percussion piece.
1514 in.???
16:57 in.^
26:17 in. LOL, am I the only one who thinks a few seconds into the "dance" that it looks like they are doing the TV commercial "I feel like chicken tonight! Like chicken tonight!" dance? And I like how Pasquale didn't end the cue abruptly like the dance ended, but rather went on a few seconds and tried to wrap it up with a natural ending.^
29:11 in.^
30:44 in.???
33:20 in.
39:16 in.
40:27 in. 41:27 in for the African percussion work, for those impatient.^
42:42 in. I wonder if the actor was mimicking playing or if he really knew how to play.^(too much SFX?)
6:55 in: LOL. I'd like to do that to some people as an adult. ;-)
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SEASON 3:
Since James Di Pasquale is the composer on every episode this final season, I'm not going to list him on every episode.
"Net Loss"
By: James Di Pasquale
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_301NetLoss.html
Highlights:
2:30 in. Joining a cue already in progress.^
11:37 in. The restaurant source music.
13:40 in. The disco source music. More after the commercial break.^(both)
26:00 in.^
32:29 in.^
33:47 in.
39:34 in.
42:25 in.^
43:50 in.^
"Downshift"
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_302Downshift.html
Highlights:
0:57 in.
2:09 in.
8:31 in.^
12:38 in.^
35:05 in.^
37:39 in.
Some episodes he's credited James Di Pasquale, others James DiPasquale. It's Frank De Vol/Frank DeVol all over again.
Obligatory car racing episode. The series has officially reached a new low.
"Fade Out"
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_305FadeOut.html
Highlights:
14:56 in.
17:13 in.
21:48 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^
26:24 in. And the fine dining restaurant music, if original and not pre-existing classical.^(parts)
30:39 in. If not pre-exising classical music. More of it after the commercial break.
34:35 in.^
43:59 in.^
"Legend of the Macunas: Part 1"
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_303LegendoftheMacunasP1.html (sound quality is poor and distant)
Highlights:
0:55 in. Including airplane porn.
9:54 in.
15:10 in.
22:07 in.
31:01 in.
39:16 in.
41:18 in.
(Note to Me: Sound quality isn't good enough for suite use)
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Continuing SEASON 3:
"Legend of the Macunas: Part 2"
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_304LegendoftheMacunasP2.html (sound quality is poor and distant)
Highlights:
0:00 in.
6:01 in.
9:41 in.
10:47 in.
19:31 in.
33:57 in.
39:39 in.
(NtM: Sound quality isn't good enough for suite use)
"Dancer"
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_306Dancer.html
Highlights:
0:56 in. Heck, all the source music that goes to 5:05 in.^
12:39 in.^
17:50/19:16 in.
26:54 in.
29:27 in.^(parts)
34:42 in. Piece reflecting sad moods with woodwinds.
37:33 in.^
41:11 in. The quirky source music playing under the singing.
42:58 in. The marching band source music.^
Pasquale is also credited for the lyrics of the songs.
"Go for Broke"
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_307GoforBroke.html
Highlights:
1:43 in.
11:04 in.
14:00 in.^
26:40 in.
31:09 in.
31:30 in.^
36:27 in. Oddly upbeat for the series and considering the rest of the episode score; doesn't mean it's bad, just kind of sticks out for about the first thirty seconds.^
43:59 in.^
"Lady of the Deep"
https://www.solie.org/alibrary/Switch_308LadyoftheDeep.html
Highlights:
0:59 in.^
1:48 in.^
6:43 in. And the cue after the commercial break.^(parts)
14:29 in. Continues after the commercial break.^
About 17:30 in.
21:15 in.^
34:08 in.^
37:45 in.^
39:01 in.^
40:27 in.^
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