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A grail for me too. I really hope MV/LLL picks up the Waxman baton again and tackles this plus The Spirit of St. Louis which they also said they were pursuing at one point.
Yavar
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Nov 22, 2024 - 5:10 AM
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Thor
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When this thread was bumped, I glanced on over to my CD shelf, and wouldn't you know it -- AGAIN I seem to have traded off or sold my old, Bernstein-conducted RCA/BMG album with the SAYONARA suite. Damnit! Thankfully, I still have it in digital file form, but small consolation. And here I was, earlier in the thread, saying that that album was fine enough for me in terms of this score.
Anyways, I would still condone a new re-recording. Even make it longer than the suite (but not by THAT much, please).
And yes -- of course I would love a re-recording of THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS too. Had that on a shoddy format once, on CD-R, and the sound qualilty was so poor, I trashed it.
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I am all in on The Spirit of St. Louis.
I think if the film had been better received and Lindbergh's political leanings had not subsequently come more into focus, more attention would be given to this score.
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I also love this score and hope it will get released.
The suite is a nice bonus to have, but it's hardly a substitute for a proper, new release of the entire score.
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An 'unofficial' 30-track version of the full score is currently on YouTube.
Leslie
Yes, that's the boot that came out in the early 90s. I have it. It's in stereo and mono. Someone obviously got a copy duped (and I mean DUPED from the session masters) - so, they existed at that time. Knowing how things have worked in the past, RCA probably has the three-track master for the LP and occasionally they'd have all the missing music, too.
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