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>> which is listed as the soundtrack to “Gypsy Girl,” also known in the U.K. as “Sky West and >>Crooked.” This 1966 Hayley Mills drama was directed by John Mills and was released in the >>U.S. by Continental Distributing. The film had a score by Malcolm Arnold.
'Sky West & Crooked' must be one of the most deceptive 'soundtrack' albums ever....there is not a single note of Arnold's music on it. All of the so-called music is by Milton & Anne Delugg (...and we all know what house-hold names they are).
Think of this Mainstream album as the first 'music inspired by' soundtrack.
Arnold should have sued.
Jay
That makes "Gypsy Girl" the second album of DeLugg music released by Mainstream, after "Gulliver's Travels Beyond The Moon."
Criminey! A Sir Malcolm Arnold soundtrack album with none of his music. You're right, he should have sued!
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4000 The Gospel According To Saint Matthew
4001 Gulliver's Travels Beyond The Moon
56053 The Collector
56056 Baby The Rain Must Fall
56057 The Moment Of Truth
56061 King Rat
56062 Juliet Of The Spirits
56064 The Heroes Of Telemark
56067 The Lollipop Cover
56068 A Patch Of Blue
56070 The Square Root Of Zero
56071 The Tenth Victim
56072 That Man In Istanbul
56073 The Trouble With Angels
56077 Stagecoach
56078 Harper
56080 Walk, Don't Run
56081 The Blue Max
56082 The Shop On Main Street
56088 The Wrong Box
If I've overlooked any title, please feel free to chime in and offer any additional information.
The Mainstream LP GYPSY GIRL (56090 - S/6090) has no music by Malcolm Arnold (it features 12 cuts composed by Milton Delugg and arranged by Kermit Leslie - non of which appear in the original cut of the film). In fact my copy of the LP, while otherwise identical in appearance to the image posted elsewhere on this thread, does not list Arnold's name on the front - and rightly so! The sin of it is that Arnold's score is one of his most lovely. The main theme is a masterpiece of Silver Age scoring and thank God a nice cover version can be found on the 2010 CD "RON GRAINER-THE MAIGRET THEME" (Vocalion CDLK 4404). - John Bender
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Two missing from your update:
BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL in Intrada's Elmer Bernstein Ava Collection box set (2014)
WALK, DON'T RUN in Universal France's Cinema of Quincy Jones box set (2016)
Great thread!
Yeah ... I was considering Baby the Rain Must Fall, but, since this LP was also on the Ava label and Intrada included it within "The Ava Collection", I didn't highlight this title for this thread.
Thanks about Walk Don't Run. The soundtrack collector website doesn't appear to acknowledge that box set from Universal France.
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I debated about mentioning it but since you had stated that it appeared almost concurrent with the Ava/Choreo release I decided to go ahead. And now, as you can see, I've even added WALK ON THE WILD SIDE! Since they technically were both Mainstream LP programs I included them in the interest of pedantic completeness. 
Sure! More is better.
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I don't own this set, but I suppose that Universal France did not replicate the Mainstream LP cover art.
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September 24, 2019
Intrada issues King Rat
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February 25, 2020
Intrada issues The Collector
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I want "Blue Martini" by John Neel, with Thee Great Plas Johnson.
Is this in 'fake' stereo or real stereo?
How does this sound?
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