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I'll take a stab in the dark: Dusan Radic's GENGHIS KHAN? I think that the film was released in 1965, so perhaps it would be considered as mid-sixties, rather than early sixties? That is an excellent guess. Not correct, but excellent. Also, the person who posited the mid-60s or the early 60s was merely positing. This score is from a different decade.
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Is this guy French? Not French at all. In no way French. French this composer is not. If you're thinking this composer is French, don't think it because this composer is not French. Are you sure? Sounds like you're not sure.
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Not Eyetalian. This one's getting so tough I think I've forgotten what we're doing It's not the 80s or the 90s.
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Not Eyetalian. This one's getting so tough I think I've forgotten what we're doing It's not the 80s or the 90s. M'kay, so it's the '70s or the '50s and he's not Eyetalian. Libyan? Guatemalan? Greek? Lithuanian? Cuban? Chinese? Czech? Canadian?
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Well, we're at least getting in the ballpark with all those nationalities
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Manos Hatzidakis again? James Oh wait. It's a NEW composer to Kritzerland. Nevermind. So I'll go with Mikis Theodorakis instead. Love Mikis - but no.
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Well without another clew, this guessing is going nowhere. Another clew? Okay. The composer is not very well known these days. This score is fantastic, with a great main theme. The film, though maligned at the time, has actually worn quite well.
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THE LITTLE SHOP ON MAIN STREET Almost. Come on now, I gave a very nice clew - where are our brainiacs?
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Komeda?
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SAINT JOAN Nope, Mischa Spoliansky was from Russia which is not above. Wait he said ballpark, maybe Russia is in the ballpark. Frustrating ain't it? Well, for those who have been whishin' and hopin' and prayin' for a release of Saint Joan, an absolutely brilliant score by the wonderful composer Mischa Spoliansky, well, let's just say that those of us at Kritzerland would be doing more than dancing a jig!
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Whoa! Is this expanded? And are we getting a Saul Bass cover? Well, if we were lucky enough to do Saint Joan, of course we're getting the Saul Bass cover - which is, like the score, brilliant. I don't believe it would be expanded, but I think the original LP had most if not all the music.
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