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The long elusive "one of our dinosaurs is missing" by Ron Goodwin
This would justify a lighting fast influx of cash from my account to Intrada's
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It's Call of the Wild...
Just out of curiosity... How can you be so certain? Inside track?
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Isn't it also possible that this is the CD release of John Powell's Deluxe Edition of Solo? Also a Disney title.
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Isn't it also possible that this is the CD release of John Powell's Deluxe Edition of Solo? Also a Disney title.
Not possible. Roger Feigelson said it's a 20th Century Studios title which rules out Solo (which is a Lucasfilm title). John Powell only scored one 20th Century Studios title to date and that is The Call of the Wild.
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Powell just announced another CD release next week. Call of the Wild it is…
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I'm hoping for Michael Kamen's The Three Musketeers, a Walt Disney title.
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I'm hoping for Michael Kamen's The Three Musketeers, a Walt Disney title.
Would love to see that released but it's not gonna happen next week.
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Jun 27, 2021 - 11:06 PM
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Amer Zahid
(Member)
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Doug Fake confirms its THE CALL OF THE WILD
6/27/2021
http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/sc.13/category.60330/.f
Be here this Tuesday and consider ordering Intrada’s new CD of John Powell’s absolutely splendid score for 20th Century Studios’ The Call Of The Wild, starring Harrison Ford. Powell melds outdoor splendor with rousing excitement in this evocative telling of Jack London’s famed canine classic. On a totally random note, my movie viewing these last few days included Last Train From Gun Hill, a 1959 feature now available as part of the Paramount Presents line of Blu-ray titles. John Sturges directs, Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn star, albeit Earl Holliman and Carolyn Jones offer equally superb performances in their secondary roles. Viewers get Sturges helming a western that’s lean and mean. Takes no prisoners, literally. Sturges focuses on the core story of justice and revenge and never strays. Socko! Dimitri Tiomkin provides the propulsive score, fashioned in his busy and frenzied signature style, replete with a vast array of solo colors set within his dynamic orchestra. Watch this one for the players, the western action, the solid story (by Les Crutchfield), that terrific Tiomkin score - or for a great example of John Sturges, just following up on his legendary Gunfight At The O.K. Corral with Douglas this time playing alongside Burt Lancaster, boasting another landmark Tiomkin score. And of course, the following year after Gun Hill, Sturges gave the world his incomparable The Magnificent Seven, with an equally incomparable score by Elmer Bernstein. John Powell’s flavorful The Call Of The Wild fits in comfortably with those prior classics! Check out the contents, artwork and sound samples this Monday eve and add this one to your film music library!
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