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Often Joseph Gershenson is credited as Music Supervisor but the composer goes uncredited because a lot of the music is reused from other films. For example, music heard in Tarantula can also be heard in It Came from Outer Space. But who wrote the originally pieces for the library?
At the end of that interview with Herman Stein made by Randall Larson in 1985 for the CinemaScore magazine you will find a detailed filmography in which for example all the composers are listed who had something to do with films like IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE or TARANTULA. For these two films (and some others) you have an exact listing so that you can see which composer wrote which cue or if some cues had only been tracked in from earlier scores:
https://cnmsarchive.wordpress.com/2013/07/12/herman-stein/
I suppose that this is what you are looking for.
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Looking for some knowledge on Universal's 50's B-movie music library and how it came about. I'm talking about music heard in their sci fi/horror pics such as Tarantula, This Island Earth, The Incredible Shrinking Man, It Came from Outer Space, Creature from The Black Lagoon, The Giant Mantis, The Monolith Monsters etc.
Often Joseph Gershenson is credited as Music Supervisor but the composer goes uncredited because a lot of the music is reused from other films. For example, music heard in Tarantula can also be heard in It Came from Outer Space. But who wrote the originally pieces for the library?
Hope someone here has some background and can add to the discussion.
Hans Salter, Frank Skinner, a young Henry Mancini and others.
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