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Boy, what a marvellous jazzy score that is. One of Hamlisch`s very best. Could a friendly label PLEASE release this terriffic MGM score??????
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Did someone say Take the Money and Run???? - one of my favourite unreleased scores!!
I've probably not mentioned it before...!!
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Did someone say Take the Money and Run???? - one of my favourite unreleased scores!!
Me, too, one of my true remaining holy grails and one of the first scores to get my attention when I was a kid. I suspect though that there may be difficulties with licensing or locating the masters, as it seems like one of the labels would have pursued it by now if it was doable. Here's hopin'!
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I'd order one.
Kritzerland's Bananas/Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Sex* (but were afraid to ask) twofer gets a lot of play around these parts.
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That's a good jazz score for sure. And the movie cracks me up every time.
I'm in.
well there are some very listenable jazz-style tracks, clarinet stuff, etc especially during some of Allen's visual clowning - but it is a very eclectic score with a lot of variety - there is the lively main theme, for a start, some of it on harpsicord I think, and the slower, swelling violin version of the same theme as the repeated love theme for the slow-motion hugging between Allen and his wooman etc.
There's also tension music. And loads of others.
After his success with Bananas my straw-clutching hope all along was for Bruce at Kritz but so far he has let me down badly!!! ha ha.
I may have mentioned this before, of course.
But not often enough!!!
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well there are some very listenable jazz-style tracks, clarinet stuff, etc especially during some of Allen's visual clowning - but it is a very eclectic score with a lot of variety - there is the lively main theme, for a start, some of it on harpsicord I think, and the slower, swelling violin version of the same theme as the repeated love theme for the slow-motion hugging between Allen and his wooman etc.
There's also tension music. And loads of others.
Yes indeedy. Especially love the piano-based version of the main theme during the courting sequences, and I think during the lunch scene. One piece of bologna if I recall correctly. 
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I may have mentioned this before but its one of my favourite unrelea... you mean i have??
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I've long felt that Bruce and Kritzerland would do a bangup job of this.
I'll tell you, I'd buy it in a second. No one would have to put a gub to my head!
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Frankly, I think that once someone produced this and posted up about 8 samples of the variety of tracks, even the young awesomes would come on and say Awesome!
It would be one of those underground scores that grew - off the street - in popularity until it was all sold out.
Bit like Bananas.
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bob that is wonderful. Well found!
so many fab gags in that film - that mr and mrs starkwell wearing the comedy noses and eyebrows always gets me.
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Great montage, Bob! I've always felt this score to be similar in tone, as crazy as this may sound, to Elmer's TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. Both of which remain tragically unreleased in any current edition. Such a shame. And I'd somehow missed Janet Margolin's (young) death.
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