Intrada Soundtrack Forum

Just a note to say that I'd really like Intrada to consider releasing some of John Dankworth's scores. Much of his stuff is obscure and maybe difficult to licence but here's a list of some of the possibilities.

Return From The Ashes (1965)-UA
Salt and Pepper (1968)-UA
Modesty Blaise (1966)-Fox
Fathom (1969)- Fox
The Magus (1968)-Fox
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) – Continental Releasing
The Servant (1963) – Landau Releasing Organization
Darling (1965) – Embassy Pictures [Epic LP]
Sands of the Kalahari (1965) – Paramount
The Idol (1966) – Embassy Pictures [Fontana LP]
Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment (1966) – Cinema V
Accident (1967) – Cinema V [Island LP]
The Last Safari (1967) – Paramount
The Last Grenade (1970) – Cinerama Releasing
Perfect Friday (1970) – Chevron Pictures
10 Rillington Place (1971) – Columbia

SANDS OF THE KALAHARI and THE LAST SAFARI would make a fun Paramount twosome.

Fathom and Modesty Blaise would make a sensible Fox twofer. Just re-mastered LP presentations would be fine.

I see 10 Rillington Place on your list. I've been thinking about that one for years. Great score for a brutal and sad, true story. The films follows closely the actual occurence, John Hurt strongly resembles Timothy Evans who was unjustly hanged for murders he did not commit.

A great Richard Fleischer film.

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If the tapes exist 'The Mugus' could be a good bet for a release. The book and the film have some sort of cult following so the potential buyers could be more numerous than hard core film score enthusiasts.

Stranger things have happened.....maybe!

If the tapes exist 'The Mugus' could be a good bet for a release. The book and the film have some sort of cult following so the potential buyers could be more numerous than hard core film score enthusiasts.

Stranger things have happened.....maybe!