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A&M, 1978. Used ... Just Sold Out!
... CD
(Out of print, cover image differs slightly.)
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Columbia/
An atomic-age noir thriller – scored beautifully by a young Jerry Goldsmith! The score is wonderfully jazzy – almost crime-style at most points, but with a bit more depth, too – that mix of modes that you might find in some of Elmer Bernstein's best work of the late 50s, with a similar depth in sound that really holds up – almost vivid enough to stand on its own without any references from the film! The woodwinds are especially nice – really snaking out from the bolder orchestrations in these angular ways that create some strong tension – as do some of the lower-range brass patterns too. Sound quality is excellent – and titles include "Track Down", "Search", "The End Of The Road", "Taxicab", "Waiting", "Montage #1", and "Tennis Shoes". CD
(Out of print.)
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Rhino/
... CD
(Out of print, punch through barcode and promotional stamp inside the booklet.)
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Turner Classic/
... CD
(Out of print, limited to 3000 copies!)
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Intrada, 1988. Used ... $9.99 14.99
... CD
(Out of print.)
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Mainstream, Mid 60s. Very Good ... $3.99 5.99
A pretty straight soundtrack – for a pretty weird little movie, one that was a late directorial effort by Ida Lupino, and which starred Hayley Mills as a bad girl in a nunnery, and Rosalind Russell as one of the nuns! Most of the tunes on the set are fairly orchestral, but the title track – "Trouble With Angles" – is done in a swinging 60s pop mode, with vocals by a female group called The Devils, sounding a lot like the Mike Sammes Singers – and we mean that in a groovy way! Other tracks include "The Dancing Lesson", "First Warning", "A Pot Of Tea", "Welcome To St Francis", and "Rachel Says Goodbye". LP, Vinyl record album
(Stereo pressing. Cover has a tiny cutout hole, aging.)
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Memoir (UK), 1971/
... CD
(Out of print.)
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Damien – Omen II ... LP 20th Century, 1978. Sealed ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Spooky stuff – almost creepier than the first one! LP, Vinyl record album
(Sealed 70s pressing! Cover has a cut corner.)
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Jerry Goldsmith —
In Harm's Way ... LP RCA, 1965. Near Mint- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Stereo pressing with deep groove. Cover has some ringwear, yellowing from age, and splitting in the spine and bottom seam.)
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Twilight Zone – The Movie ... LP Warner, 1983. Sealed ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Still sealed with hype sticker, applied with some wrinkles.)
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Bad Girls – Original Motion Picture Score ... CD 20th Century, 1994. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(Out of print, punch through barcode.)
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Patton/Varese, 1997. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(Sealed 1997 pressing, barcode has a small cutout mark.)
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Planet Of The Apes/20th Century/
Varese did an excellent job of putting together this reissue of Jerry Goldsmith's music for these Planet Of The Apes films, and they added a lot of music to the score that has never been released to the public before. Titles include "The Cave", "The Intruders", "Crash Landing", "The Clothes Snatchers", and the 16 minute "Escape From The Planet Of The Apes Suite", which has never been released before! Nice stuff, and a cool illustrated cover too! CD
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Rio Conchos – Jerry Goldsmith/Intrada, 1989. Used ... Out Of Stock
A great Jerry Goldsmith score from the mid 60s – penned for a western, but with a sensitivity that's much more like some of his best dramatic work of the time! There's some wonderful use of woodwinds and strings in the lineup – often with the sense of mature color and tone that Jerry brought to thoughtful crime scores, or some of his more adult soundtracks – including those for well-penned TV dramas. There's some acoustic guitar to provide the right western flair at times – but overall, the style is a nice change from the usual – although with Goldsmith, things are always a cut above the usual too! Titles include "The Fuse", "The Prisoner", "Smoke Signals", "Cantina 1 & 2", "A Change Of Luck", "Unlucky Lover", "River Crossing", and "Special Delivery". CD
(Cover image varies slightly. Sealed!)
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Stagecoach (with bonus tracks) ... CD 20th Century/
The soundtrack to the 60s version of Stagecoach – the one with the outrageously beautiful Ann Margaret, Bing Crosby, Red Buttons, Slim Pickens and Alex Cord – with a lavish, though appropriately dust-strewn Jerry Goldsmith soundtrack! This '66 remake may not rival John Ford's landmark earlier version, but it certainly has a wonderful soundtrack going for it. Oh, and also the jaw-droppingly gorgeous Ann Margaret. Wait, did we mention her already? La La Land does a respectful service to Goldsmith's great score, which includes the main title theme, plus "The Stage Is Coming", "The Aftermath", Escape Route", "All Is Forgiven", "A New Passenger", "No More Indians" and more – plus the vocal tune "Stagecoach To Cheyenne" sung by Wayne Newton (!!!) – and 8 bonus tracks. 20 in all. CD
(Sealed!)
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Capricorn One ... LP Warner, 1978. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
A bold score for a famous 70s astronaut film – penned by Jerry Goldsmith with almost the same sort of drama he might bring to a war thriller! The story itself is pretty dark – as the astronauts don't make it to space, but are forced into a Air Force base – and Goldsmith's music really follows suit – a really dominating set of orchestrations, with turgid rhythms at the bottom, blaring horn parts on the top, and offbeat instrumental phrases that sort of cascade down, almost in a claustrophobic way. There's less of the funkier or groovier moments you might know from earlier Goldsmith scores, but the soundtrack's still a great one, with a surprising amount of power, even away from the film. Titles include "Break Out", "The Message", "No Water", "Bedtime Story", "The Snake", "Kay's Theme", "The Letter", and "The Celebration". LP, Vinyl record album
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Inchon ... CD Intrada, 1982. Used 2 CDs ... Out Of Stock
Includes the original soundtrack album and the complete score. CD
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Our Man Flint ... LP 20th Century, Mid 60s. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Excellent soundtrack work by Jerry Goldsmith – possibly his greatest ever! Jerry's usually a bit staid with some of his scores – but working here on the soundtrack to this James Coburn spy spoof film, he's truly fantastic! The approach mixes strings and bossa-inflected grooves with some spookier instrumental touches – either on electric guitar, sax, or a "tortured" Thomas organ and a Solovox – and the overall feel of the album is on a par with the best work of the sort by Lalo Schifrin or Hugo Montenegro! Titles include "Doing As The Romans Did", "All I Have To Do Is Take A Bite of Your Apple?", "Tell Me More About That Volcano", and "Our Man Flint". LP, Vinyl record album
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Patch Of Blue ... LP Mainstream, Early 60s. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
There's some pretty nice moments on Jerry Goldsmith's great score for the film A Patch of Blue (so many, in fact, that the score was later re-cast by Sun Ra and Walt Dickerson). The overall approach is orchestral – but there's a lot of moments when the instrumentation gets odd, and when the instruments fall out and recombine in interesting ways. Nice titles include "Stringin Beads", "Ol Pa, Help Me", "I Walked Myself", and "Love, The Equalizer". LP, Vinyl record album
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Rambo III ... LP Scotti Bros, 1988. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Rio Lobo (with bonus tracks) ... CD 20th Century/
A truly great score for a late Howard Hawks western starring John Wayne – the not terribly well-remembered Rio Lobo – but whatever the film's stature, Jerry Goldsmith's soundtrack is wonderful! It works in a number of timelessly effective modes, from spare, but classically-written acoustic guitar, to galloping percussion and adventurous strings. La La Land issues it with the reverence the music deserves – the original soundtrack plus source and alternate cues, and bonus stereo versions. Titles include "The Capture", "New Arrival", "Cordona's Capture", "The Draid", "The Scar/
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Traveling Executioner ... CD Film Score Monthly, 1970. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Jerry Goldsmith/Dot/
A real rarity from Jerry Goldsmith – groovy tunes penned for a late 60s film about an Oxford professor who's also a spy for the British Secret Service! Goldmith's music is a bit less serious than usual at points – still scored with the deep care and sensitivity we've come to love in Jerry's soundtracks, but peppered with a few of the more upbeat, mod-styled cuts you'd expect in a 60s spy comedy! Instrumentation varies from full orchestral to smaller combo – romping rhythms and a bit of guitar on some of the groovy numbers, mixed with softer strings on the more serious tunes. There's a great vocal number called "You Gotta Let Me Go" – and other tracks include "The Decoders", "Checkmate", "Sebastian", "First Day At Work", "Night Scene", "The Trip", and "Sputnik Code" – plus two versions of "Comes The Night", one sung by Anita Harris, the other by Jimmy Hassell. This great new CD version features wonderful mastering, full notes, 32 tracks from the album and film soundtrack – and 12 more bonus tracks by Tristram Cary – much more abstract electronic tunes done as codes for one of the full tracks on the album! CD
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Chinatown ... LP ABC, 1974. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Jerry Goldsmith's score for one of the greatest movies of the 70s – done with this spacious mix of jazzy elements that's completely sublime – and a bit like some of Johnny Mandel's best scoring too! The film is set in the 30s, but Goldsmith uses a lot of mature 70s elements in his music – nothing electric or funky, but just these open orchestrations that are really wonderful, and especially moody – sometimes laced with a jazzy trumpet solo, or a bit of piano – almost with that old Hollywood-through-crumbling LA of the 70s motif that you'd find in the music to Long Goodbye. Titles include "The Wrong Clue", "The Captive", "The Boy On A Horse", "The Last Of Ida", "Easy Living", and "Noah Cross". LP, Vinyl record album
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Flim-Flam Man/Film Score Monthly, 1967/
... CD
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Rudy ... LP Varese, 1993. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Jerry Fielding —
Scorpio ... CD MGM/
An action score from Jerry Fielding, but one that's done in a great mix of modes – definitely with some of the driving numbers you might expect, but also with these mellower, moodier tracks that are perfect for a film starring Alain Delon – and which really do a great job of linking it to some of his famous French cinematic efforts! Fielding's got his roots in American jazz, and always does a great job with action – but we're even more impressed here as he gets into some more deeply introspective passages, mixed with moments of subtle tension – served up with orchestrations that are completely sublime – and which rival those of 70s soundtrack contemporary Jerry Goldsmith. Jazz artists Lennie Niehaus and Greg McRitchie conducted the orchestrations, which might explain some of their strength – and titles include "The Imperial Vaults", "On The Plane From Paris", "The Russian Wags His Tail", "All Fall Down", "Hide & Seek Underground", and "The Parisian Connection". CD version features 24 tracks in all! CD
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Varese, 1997. Used ... $6.99
A compelling little soundtrack to a compelling little film – and a record that's almost as much an audio document of the movie as it is a presentation of the music! The dramatic score by Alex North, conducted by Jerry Goldsmith and performed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra. Titles include "Bergin", "Virginia Woolf Rock", "Snap", "Martha", "Fleece", and "Sad Sad Sad". CD
(Sealed copy.)
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Varese, Early 60s. Sealed ... $49.99
Features music by Bernard Herrmann, Franz Waxman, Jerry Goldsmith, and Nathan Van Cleave. LP, Vinyl record album
(Shrink has a few holes.)
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Varese, Early 60s. Near Mint- ... $24.99
Features music by Jerry Goldsmith, Bernard Herrmann, Nathan Van Cleave, and Leonard Rosenman. LP, Vinyl record album
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Various —
Twilight Zone Vol 5 ... LP Varese, Early 60s. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
With themes by Bernard Herrmann, Nathan Van Cleave, Jerry Goldsmith, and Fred Steiner. LP, Vinyl record album
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