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Nov 27, 2020 - 12:45 AM
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CindyLover
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GOLDSMITH AT 20th VOL. 2 – THE DETECTIVE / THE FLIM-FLAM MAN:
LIMITED EDITION LLLCD 1545
Music by Jerry Goldsmith
Limited Edition of 2000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $19.98
La-La Land Records and 20th Century Studios proudly present a new collection of classic Jerry Goldsmith scores for film and television composed for 20th Century Fox: GOLDSMITH AT 20th. Bringing back out-of-print favorites while also debuting previously unreleased music, this collection will feature new authoritative liner notes and unified packaging sure to please avid collectors but also serve as a perfect gateway for listeners experiencing this music for the first time.
Volume 2 serves up the composer’s scores from two ‘60s era feature films – 1968’s police drama THE DETECTIVE, starring Lee Remick, and directed by Gordon Douglas, and 1967’s crime caper THE FLIM-FLAM MAN, starring George C. Scott and Harry Morgan, directed by Irvin Kershner. These two striking Goldsmith scores showcase the composer’s unique versatility during exciting period in his storied career. Whether it’s THE DETECTIVE’s urban jazzy swagger, or THE FLIM-FLAM MAN’s playful and rural rambunctious riffs, the composer is up to the challenge, providing notable music that expertly enhances both films.
Both out-of-print scores return here with all-new art design by Jim Titus and new in-depth liner notes by writer Jeff Bond. The re-issue is produced by Mike Matessino and Neil S. Bulk, mastered by Daniel Hersch (THE DETECTIVE) and Joe Tarantino (THE FILM-FLAM MAN), and is limited to 2000 units.
Look for more “GOLDSMITH AT 20th” releases coming from La-La Land Records next year!
TRACK LISTING:
THE DETECTIVE
1. The Detective – Main Title 1:37
2. Clues 1:48
3. The School Dance :45
4. A New Love 1:09
5. A Family Affair 1:57
6. Beach Scene :54
7. The Ball Game :35
8. Karen’s Story 1:11
9. Night Talk 2:00
10. The Safe Cracker 2:00
11. MacIver’s Story 2:17
12. Joe’s Decision (End Cast) 2:22
Total Time: 18:38
THE FLIM-FLAM MAN
13. The Flim-Flam Man Main Title 1:44
14. A Good Trick / No Rest For The Wicked 4:06
15. A Little Inspiration 1:40
16. Stolen Property 3:14
17. The Getaway 3:03
18. The Main Line 2:19
19. Times Gone By 1:10
20. The Visitor 3:26
21. Good Night / The Homestead 2:48
22. The Hayseed 1:20
23. A Poor Ending / Run For It 2:02
24. Stolen Property II * :50
25. Curley’s Plan 2:46
26. Curley’s Farewell 1:17
27. The Waiting Game 1:27
28. On The Road Again 1:15
Total Time: 34:30
Total Disc Time: 53:08
* previously unreleased
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Nov 27, 2020 - 1:40 AM
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Gold Digger
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GOLDSMITH AT 20th VOL. 2 – THE DETECTIVE / THE FLIM-FLAM MAN:
LIMITED EDITION LLLCD 1545
Music by Jerry Goldsmith
Limited Edition of 2000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $19.98
La-La Land Records and 20th Century Studios proudly present a new collection of classic Jerry Goldsmith scores for film and television composed for 20th Century Fox: GOLDSMITH AT 20th. Bringing back out-of-print favorites while also debuting previously unreleased music, this collection will feature new authoritative liner notes and unified packaging sure to please avid collectors but also serve as a perfect gateway for listeners experiencing this music for the first time.
Volume 2 serves up the composer’s scores from two ‘60s era feature films – 1968’s police drama THE DETECTIVE, starring Lee Remick, and directed by Gordon Douglas, and 1967’s crime caper THE FLIM-FLAM MAN, starring George C. Scott and Harry Morgan, directed by Irvin Kershner. These two striking Goldsmith scores showcase the composer’s unique versatility during exciting period in his storied career. Whether it’s THE DETECTIVE’s urban jazzy swagger, or THE FLIM-FLAM MAN’s playful and rural rambunctious riffs, the composer is up to the challenge, providing notable music that expertly enhances both films.
Both out-of-print scores return here with all-new art design by Jim Titus and new in-depth liner notes by writer Jeff Bond. The re-issue is produced by Mike Matessino and Neil S. Bulk, mastered by Daniel Hersch (THE DETECTIVE) and Joe Tarantino (THE FILM-FLAM MAN), and is limited to 2000 units.
Look for more “GOLDSMITH AT 20th” releases coming from La-La Land Records next year!
TRACK LISTING:
THE DETECTIVE
1. The Detective – Main Title 1:37
2. Clues 1:48
3. The School Dance :45
4. A New Love 1:09
5. A Family Affair 1:57
6. Beach Scene :54
7. The Ball Game :35
8. Karen’s Story 1:11
9. Night Talk 2:00
10. The Safe Cracker 2:00
11. MacIver’s Story 2:17
12. Joe’s Decision (End Cast) 2:22
Total Time: 18:38
THE FLIM-FLAM MAN
13. The Flim-Flam Man Main Title 1:44
14. A Good Trick / No Rest For The Wicked 4:06
15. A Little Inspiration 1:40
16. Stolen Property 3:14
17. The Getaway 3:03
18. The Main Line 2:19
19. Times Gone By 1:10
20. The Visitor 3:26
21. Good Night / The Homestead 2:48
22. The Hayseed 1:20
23. A Poor Ending / Run For It 2:02
24. Stolen Property II * :50
25. Curley’s Plan 2:46
26. Curley’s Farewell 1:17
27. The Waiting Game 1:27
28. On The Road Again 1:15
Total Time: 34:30
Total Disc Time: 53:08
* previously unreleased
Nice pairing. Curious if FFM is sonically improved over the FSM and was there a missing cue from the Intrada Detective that was on the isolated score DVD track? If so is that here?
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Nov 27, 2020 - 1:48 AM
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RichC
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Yes, from memory, at the time of the previous releases, there was a single cue apparently missing from the "The Detective" session tapes (recorded at a later date, perhaps?). The running time of this release roughly matches previous releases, so it seems the cue has not yet been recovered, at least in non-M & E form. But nearly 19 minutes of a great - and otherwise out-of-print - score is still very much appreciated. Another solid release of some great music!
I can certainly understand MV's attempts to temper expectations regarding this year's Black Friday releases but, to be honest, regardless of all the undoubted issues that must have hampered several of their projects this year, six releases, containing a total of eight titles, is hardly a damp squib. Great stuff!
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Was listening to Flim Flam Man recently and although the FSM release sounds perfectly fine I was wondering if some sonic upgrade would be possible, especially given the description in the liner notes of how the various elements had to be stitched back together. I'm assuming LLL re-assembled it. Such a great score.
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Also wondering on this if anyone knows if there is album artwork from the back of this CD available?
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Does 'The Detective' sound the same as on the Intrada release? Tempted to pick this up for 'Flim-Flam Man' but curious as to any differences to 'The Detective' which I already have.
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