Thank you for this post. Well, frankly thank you for all your posts. Yours is one of the best blogs going. More Roy Budd or blaxploitation soundtracks would be appreciated. I wish you actually had the "Swingin Eye" album posted. I also notice that you have the 1970 Dorian Gray poster on your page, I actually have an original one of those on my wall. I have bits and pieces of the soundtrack from various collections, but I'd love to find a full release of it. But I digress... Keep up the great work. Cheers.
dear friends...First,thank you for your site..I search this unknown song at 7 years but ı can't learn this song's name and which orchestra? this song's link is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9GfC7S6TDE but which orchestra??Michel Legrand?Francis Lai?Paul Mauriat??Raymond Lefevre?can you help me please friends?write me please..I think this unknown song is French soundtrack..When I learn I will be happy...
@filmscore - Thank you kindly for your comments. I do have quite a few Roy Budd I could post. I'm trying to cover every genre as possible, yet keeping the scores from 1950's to 1980's.
As far as Dorian Gray. I love the music, but like you only have a few tracks. A full release would be a welcome one indeed :)
Oh, and Swingin' Eye is somewhere among my mp3s. I'll look for it.
Finally got around to spinning this one today, and wanted to thank you for another wonderful share :) Sounds like Roy Budd, at least in the playing & mixing, in parts....this is really nice little gem, and I really enjoyed it! :)
Hello Tony, I know it is years ago since you uploaded Lee Holdridge's FOREVER YOUNG FOREVER FREE Soundtrack. Unfortunately I discovered Holdridge's marvellous score only just recently and would like to hear it. So I may ask you if it is possible to re-upload again? Thanks for your help. Regards, Klaus.
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Thank you for this post. Well, frankly thank you for all your posts. Yours is one of the best blogs going. More Roy Budd or blaxploitation soundtracks would be appreciated. I wish you actually had the "Swingin Eye" album posted. I also notice that you have the 1970 Dorian Gray poster on your page, I actually have an original one of those on my wall. I have bits and pieces of the soundtrack from various collections, but I'd love to find a full release of it. But I digress... Keep up the great work. Cheers.
dear friends...First,thank you for your site..I search this unknown song at 7 years but ı can't learn this song's name and which orchestra? this song's link is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9GfC7S6TDE but which orchestra??Michel Legrand?Francis Lai?Paul Mauriat??Raymond Lefevre?can you help me please friends?write me please..I think this unknown song is French soundtrack..When I learn I will be happy...
@filmscore - Thank you kindly for your comments. I do have quite a few Roy Budd I could post. I'm trying to cover every genre as possible, yet keeping the scores from 1950's to 1980's.
As far as Dorian Gray. I love the music, but like you only have a few tracks. A full release would be a welcome one indeed :)
Oh, and Swingin' Eye is somewhere among my mp3s. I'll look for it.
Cheers
@blueloveway -
Not sure the title and composer is. It's quite nice though.
Perhaps you should email the one who posted the video clip. I would assume they would know?
@filmscore -
Here a link to "Swingin' Eye" courtesy of THE CRIME LOUNGE.
http://rapidshare.com/files/56437378/Si-Eye.zip
@tony (& the crime lounge)
Thank you very much for the link. And covering multiple genres is definitely a good thing.
@filmscore -
You're quite welcome :)
Hey-a Tony!
Finally got around to spinning this one today, and wanted to thank you for another wonderful share :)
Sounds like Roy Budd, at least in the playing & mixing, in parts....this is really nice little gem, and I really enjoyed it! :)
Hello Tony,
I know it is years ago since you uploaded Lee Holdridge's FOREVER YOUNG FOREVER FREE Soundtrack.
Unfortunately I discovered Holdridge's marvellous score only
just recently and would like to hear it. So I may ask you if it is possible to re-upload again?
Thanks for your help. Regards, Klaus.
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