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I'm in for any Dankworth release. Like Addison, Myers, and Barry he could expertly do both the British kitchen-sink dramas and the swinging London pop-jazz. Would love to hear what he did for Boom!
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Fascinating movie, especially in comparison to the excellent, recent remake, Phoenix. And that pre-credits scene is a hell of a grabber.
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I'm up for any new Dankworth release.......Much underrated............. The Magus, Return From the Ashes, Sands Of the Kalahari, The Servant , Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, Modesty Blaise etc....
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Thanks to Erik for calling this out, watched it last night through TCM on demand. I was a little disappointed at some of the turns it eventually took, which I'm guessing we're disprovements of the source novel, but Maximillian Schell in particular pulled it off. And Herbet Lom! Always a reason to watch a movie, in my book. Dankworth's music worked much better in the film overall than the opening credits might suggest. I'd buy it if it appears one day. And thanks to Scott for calling out the remake, Phoenix. Watched the trailer right after, and it's on the list. Most helpful thread of the week, for me.
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This is pricey on LP or CD, if you can find it: John Dankworth And His Orchestra* ?– Movies 'N Me Label: DRG Records ?– MRS 507 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Compilation, Reissue Tracklist A1 Theme: "Modesty Blaise" 3:09 A2 Theme: "Darling" 3:26 A3 Theme: "Morgan" 3:10 A4 Theme: "Return From The Ashes" 3:25 A5 All Gone (From "The Servant") 4:15 B1 East St. Louis Boogaloo 4:16 B2 Round Table Round 3:06 B3 Herbie Walks Again 2:45 B4 Long John 3:16 B5 Look Stranger (From BBC-TV Series) 2:13 B6 Whirly Birly (From BBC-TV Series "Birds Eye View") 2:22 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Westminster Music Ltd. Manufactured By – DRG Records Incorporated Distributed By – DRG Records Incorporated Licensed From – Westminster Music Ltd. Recorded At – Essex Studios Recorded At – CTS Studios Credits Alto Saxophone – John Dankworth Arranged By, Producer – John Dankworth Art Direction – John Dyer (4) Baritone Saxophone, Flute – Roger Cawkwell Bass Guitar, Violin – Paul Hart (2) Bass Trombone – Geoff Perkins Drums – Ronnie Verrell Electric Piano, Piano – Tony Hymas Engineer – John Richards, John Rollo Guitar – Alan Sparkes, John Girvan Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Alan Wakeman, Don Rendell Trombone – David Horler, Ken Gibson, Malcolm Griffiths Trumpet – Kenny Baker, Martin Drover Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Alan Downey (2), Henry Shaw Written-By – John Dankworth (tracks: A1 to B6) Written-By [Co-Composer] – Harold Pinter (tracks: A5) Notes Compilation of earlier released material from soundtracks and Television series recordings.
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This is pricey on LP or CD, if you can find it: John Dankworth And His Orchestra* ?– Movies 'N Me Label: DRG Records ?– MRS 507 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Compilation, Reissue Tracklist A1 Theme: "Modesty Blaise" 3:09 A2 Theme: "Darling" 3:26 A3 Theme: "Morgan" 3:10 A4 Theme: "Return From The Ashes" 3:25 A5 All Gone (From "The Servant") 4:15 B1 East St. Louis Boogaloo 4:16 B2 Round Table Round 3:06 B3 Herbie Walks Again 2:45 B4 Long John 3:16 B5 Look Stranger (From BBC-TV Series) 2:13 B6 Whirly Birly (From BBC-TV Series "Birds Eye View") 2:22 This is the same program as the RCA LP I mentioned above. It's a great album well worth seeking out. The theme from Return From the Ashes is also available on Vocalion's CD reissue of Movies 'n Me from 2010, shortly after Dankworth's death. Doesn't appear to be on Vocalion's site now. It also featured in the 2009 compilation double CD "Let's Slip Away - Soundtracks and Themes 1960 - 1973" issued by UMG on the Eclipse label. Both are terrific collections and must haves for any serious fan of Dankworth's music. Stan
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The Movies 'N' Me album is also available digitally - I'm listening on Spotify.
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