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First of all, I have owned this truly wonderful set ever since it was released back in 1999.
My first question is, are these CBS Re-recordings on the CDs or were they actually mastered from the original CBS sessions?
NO, we used the Japanese CD releases that VARESE released that were assembled by Risty Alexander back in the 1980's and the album masters from CERBERUS RECORDS for the library cues and radio scores by Herrmann.
As I recall we adjusted the running order on "The Lonely" to give a better ending then it had on the VARESE release.
Also, is it also true that CBS will not license any more music from this series?
That's a very long story, I'm sure someday they will see the light of day.
I also have the Blu Rays of TZ which include many “Isolated Scores”, but I just find myself listening to the 40th CD edition.
Any comments?
it's worth mentioning that some of the scores were the original soundtrack recordings and some where re-recordings done for the CBS foreign production music library that were done in Mexico by Fred Steiner and others that were done in Europe by Led Gluskin.
it was a great set.
Ford A. Thaxton
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How many of the classic Twilight Zone (1959-64) episodes had original scores and how many were tracked with library/other episode music?
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How many of the classic Twilight Zone (1959-64) episodes had original scores and how many were tracked with library/other episode music?
56 out of 156 episodes have original scores (mostly confined to season 1). The rest were stock.
Wow, straight answer. Great, thanks!
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They licensed out the music, obviously. Many TV shows and TV movies have done this.
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So I'm watching some crappy William Shatner flick called Kingdom of the Spiders and half the soundtrack is literally needledropped from the Varese suites for King Nine Will Not Return, Back There, and The Invaders.
How the hell did that happen?
Kingdom of the Spiders is amazing! It's a great budget horror flick and other than the warbly title song, the entire score is made up of library cues. Other than the TZ tracks, I spotted stuff from the KPM Library by David Lindup and Trevor Duncan. I'm sure they just licensed the same cues VS used for their releases.
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How many of the classic Twilight Zone (1959-64) episodes had original scores and how many were tracked with library/other episode music?
Pulled from the astonishingly helpful Twilight Zone Cafe
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/twilightzoneworfr/musical-cues-t4163.html
these are the episodes with original scores.
Season 1: 17 of 36 episodes
"Where Is Everybody?" - Original score composed and conducted by BERNARD HERRMANN
"The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine" - Original score composed and conducted by FRANZ WAXMAN
"Walking Distance" - Original score composed and conducted by BERNARD HERRMANN
"The Lonely" - Original score composed and conducted by BERNARD HERRMANN
"Time Enough at Last" - Original score composed and conducted by LEITH STEVENS
"Perchance to Dream" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"And When the Sky Was Opened" - Original score composed and conducted by LEONARD ROSENMAN
"What You Need" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"The Four of Us Are Dying" - Original score composed and conducted by JERRY GOLDSMITH
"The Purple Testament" - Original score composed by LUCIEN MORAWECK and conducted by LUD GLUSKIN
"Elegy" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" - Original score composed by RENÉ GARRIGUENC and conducted by LUD GLUSKIN
"A World of Difference" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"The Big, Tall Wish" - Original score composed and conducted by JERRY GOLDSMITH
"Nightmare as a Child" - Original score composed and conducted by JERRY GOLDSMITH
"A Stop at Willoughby" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN SCOTT
"A Passage for Trumpet" - Original score composed by LYN MURRAY (credited) and JEFF ALEXANDER (uncredited)
Season 2: 8 of 29 episodes
"King Nine Will Not Return" - Original score composed and conducted by FRED STEINER
"Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room" - Original score composed and conducted by JERRY GOLDSMITH
"Eye of the Beholder" - Original score composed and conducted by BERNARD HERRMANN
"The Trouble with Templeton" - Original score composed and conducted by JEFF ALEXANDER
"Dust" - Original score composed and conducted by JERRY GOLDSMITH
"Back There" - Original score composed and conducted by JERRY GOLDSMITH
"The Invaders" - Original score composed and conducted by JERRY GOLDSMITH
"A Hundred Yards over the Rim" - Original score composed and conducted by FRED STEINER
Season 3: 10 of 37 episodes
"Two" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"The Passersby" - Original score composed and conducted by FRED STEINER
"The Midnight Sun" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"Still Valley" - Original score composed and conducted by WILBUR HATCH
"The Hunt" - Original score composed and conducted by ROBERT DRASNIN
"The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank" - Original score composed and conducted by TOMMY MORGAN
"Little Girl Lost" - Original score composed and conducted by BERNARD HERRMANN
"Hocus-Pocus and Frisby" - Original score composed and conducted by TOMMY MORGAN
"Young Man's Fancy" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN SCOTT
"I Sing the Body Electric" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
Season 4: 6 of 18 episodes
"Mute" - Original score composed and conducted by FRED STEINER
"Jess-Belle" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"Miniature" - Original score composed and conducted by FRED STEINER
"I Dream of Genie" - Original score composed and conducted by FRED STEINER
"Passage on the Lady Anne" - Original score composed by RENÉ GARRIGUENC and conducted by LUD GLUSKIN
"The Bard" - Original score composed and conducted by FRED STEINER
Season 5: 12 of 36 episodes
"In Praise of Pip" - Original score composed by RENÉ GARRIGUENC and conducted by LUD GLUSKIN
"Steel" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"A Kind of a Stopwatch" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"Living Doll" - Original score composed and conducted by BERNARD HERRMANN
"Ninety Years Without Slumbering" - Original score composed and conducted by BERNARD HERRMANN
"Black Leather Jackets" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"From Agnes -- with Love" - Original score composed and conducted by NATHAN VAN CLEAVE
"Spur of the Moment" - Original score composed by RENÉ GARRIGUENC and conducted by LUD GLUSKIN
"An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" - Original score composed and conducted by HENRI LANOË
"Queen of the Nile" - Original score composed by LUCIEN MORAWECK and conducted by LUD GLUSKIN
"Caesar and Me" - Original score composed and conducted by RICHARD SHORES
"Come Wander with Me" - Original score composed and conducted by JEFF ALEXANDER
I think those are they. if I've missed one or two, let me know, and I'll update.
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