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Jul 10, 2020 - 4:11 AM
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Graham Watt
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HAL, if I'm being really strict about this, I'd narrow things down... And thus -
Jack Elliott and Allyn Ferguson
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I I was never honestly very struck by either of their music, and even less so when they collaborated. So I'll pass, although Gene Lees has spoken very highly of Ferguson's work, so I must be missing something.
Dave Grusin
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I love Grusin a lot, but I think just about everything that I "know" of his has been released. I'm sure there are some gems out there which I'm not familiar with. Pass.
Lalo Schifrin
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Yeah man, Lalo. Again, being really strict, the only film scores I REALLY want released are CHARLEY VARRICK and THE MANITOU. Mind you, HELL IN THE PACIFIC would be tempting. And I think BLINDFOLD was him, wasn't it? But I'm getting carried away. Let's be serious.
Gil Mellé
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Absolutely everything! Let's not hold back here! Everything he wrote for the big and small screens, from the late '60s onwards. But being realistic I'd draw a line at about the year 1981. But from before then, absolutely everything.
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Lalo Schifrin
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Yeah man, Lalo. Again, being really strict, the only film scores I REALLY want released are CHARLEY VARRICK and THE MANITOU. Mind you, HELL IN THE PACIFIC would be tempting. And I think BLINDFOLD was him, wasn't it? But I'm getting carried away. Let's be serious.
Let's be serious a 2nd time and say a CHARLEY VARRICK CD would be unbelievable. It's also unbelievable that it remains unreleased as it is the composer's best score [ which is available ] but nobody is interested in releasing it. Great shame.
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