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For all you people who complain about expansions and reissues dominating the market...
Quartet has put out a fantastic premiere twofer with a George Duning score and a Lyn Murray score!
Is anyone surprised that the wonderful producer of this twofer is none other than Lukas Kendall?
http://www.quartetrecords.com/who-s-been-sleeping-in-my-bed.html
Yavar
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For all you people who complain about expansions and reissues dominating the market...
Quartet has put out a fantastic premiere twofer with a George Duning score and a Lyn Murray score!
Is anyone surprised that the wonderful producer of this twofer is none other than Lukas Kendall?
http://www.quartetrecords.com/who-s-been-sleeping-in-my-bed.html
Yavar
Fantastic! Fair play to Lukas Kendall and Jose Maria Benitez! Ordered!!!
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I'm not familiar with either score, but based on the samples*, this is something I'll be getting for sure one day (mostly for the Duning effort).
* = I wish Quartet had a volume control. It's so frustratingly louder than the radio program I am listening to at the same time.
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Those samples sound terrific. Great release!
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You guys should still try the sound clips. Cody, these are *premiere* releases by Golden Age composers Duning and Murray -- this is exactly the kind of release you're always calling for from Kritzerland and such. You in particular should really consider supporting this release.
No, I confess these weren't on my wish list. I've never even *heard* of them. But I *have* heard of George Duning, one of my favorite Golden Age composers (The Devil at 4 O'Clock, The Wreck of the Mary Deare, 3:10 to Yuma, Picnic, Cowboy, and of course a bunch of the best Star Trek scores!) And I've also heard of Lyn Murray (On the Threshold of Space, The Bridges of Toko-Ri, and Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief -- thanks for those, Intrada!)
I'm getting this just based on the composers. I know I'll find plenty to like.
Yavar
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Well said Yavar.
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Mar 22, 2019 - 5:17 PM
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Last Child
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You guys should still try the sound clips. Cody, these are *premiere* releases by Golden Age composers Duning and Murray -- this is exactly the kind of release you're always calling for from Kritzerland and such. You in particular should really consider supporting this release.
No, I confess these weren't on my wish list. I've never even *heard* of them. But I *have* heard of George Duning, one of my favorite Golden Age composers (The Devil at 4 O'Clock, The Wreck of the Mary Deare, 3:10 to Yuma, Picnic, Cowboy, and of course a bunch of the best Star Trek scores!) And I've also heard of Lyn Murray (On the Threshold of Space, The Bridges of Toko-Ri, and Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief -- thanks for those, Intrada!)
I'm getting this just based on the composers. I know I'll find plenty to like.
Yavar
Of course I played the sound samples, and I know who the composers are. The music is true to the genre which is not my taste. I was asking if these titles (because of the genre) were really filling a need in anyone's heart rather than composer-completests or label-supporters.
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Mar 22, 2019 - 6:02 PM
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cody1949
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You guys should still try the sound clips. Cody, these are *premiere* releases by Golden Age composers Duning and Murray -- this is exactly the kind of release you're always calling for from Kritzerland and such. You in particular should really consider supporting this release.
No, I confess these weren't on my wish list. I've never even *heard* of them. But I *have* heard of George Duning, one of my favorite Golden Age composers (The Devil at 4 O'Clock, The Wreck of the Mary Deare, 3:10 to Yuma, Picnic, Cowboy, and of course a bunch of the best Star Trek scores!) And I've also heard of Lyn Murray (On the Threshold of Space, The Bridges of Toko-Ri, and Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief -- thanks for those, Intrada!)
I'm getting this just based on the composers. I know I'll find plenty to like.
Yavar
I understand what you are telling me, Yavar. I am not angry by what you wrote. Yes, it is from the era that interests me most. I have listened to the samples. They are good. The important thing that I must consider is how often will I want to give the CD a spin. I am on a pension. My wife who is a lot younger than myself is still working and that helps me with my soundtrack and old film hobby. I have to be selective in what grabs my desire to purchase. Kritzerland's proposed Fox-box is something that really grabs me. I so want it to be a success for Bruce that I will purchase more than one eventhough one is all I need.
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I did this some time ago for Quartet, from some requests he had of the Paramount library. I am glad Jose has had such a busy schedule!
Lukas
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