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All right. I'm not sure whether this belongs here, under the Sony Music subject, or on the speculation side of the board, but here are the Sony-owned albums from some of these composers, for folks like Lokutus who want to know what these two final Sony expansions *might* be (Roger never said that was a complete list of upcoming composers):
Joel McNeely: nothing Sony-owned that I can see on SoundtrackCollector. Much of his stuff is Varese. If Intrada is expanding an existing album of his (and again, I'm hoping this is a premiere of Secret of the Wings), they would be working with UMG (Flipper and Radioland Murders were on MCA, Virus was on Hip-O), Warner Music (The Avengers on Atlantic Records), possibly Disney (pretty sure it's the same company to negotiate with even if Disney or Hollywood Records previously released something like they have several times for McNeely) or maybe (long shot) expanding their own short MAF release of Samantha.
John Barry: IF it's a Sony-owned expansion it could be one of the following: Beat Girl (Columbia), Sophia Loren in Rome (LP was on CBS/Columbia, though I see a CD issue came out on Pendulum/PEG which I don't think is Sony-owned), King Rat (SoundtrackCollector mentions multiple LP labels including Sony and Columbia/Legacy, but they also mention Mainstream, from whom Intrada has licensed in the past), The Chase (Sony/Columbia), The Lion in Winter (Columbia), Chaplin (Epic), My Life (Epic), The Specialist (Epic), Across the Sea of Time (Epic/Columbia), Cry, the Beloved Country (Epic), The Scarlet Letter (Epic)
Jerry Goldsmith: I'm pretty sure everything Sony-owned of his has been expanded in definitive fashion (i.e. Congo or The River Wild here at Intrada, others from LLL)
Basil Poledouris: Lassie (Sony Wonder), Free Willy, and Free Willy 2 (both Epic)... oh MAN how I hope the latter is among what Intrada has in the pipeline, as the Epic album only had three cues (about ten minutes) of Basil's score, and it's actually a big step forward from his first score: great development of existing themes as well as several new themes, as well as a more acoustic feel than the original, with lots of sweeping orchestral moments.
John Williams: This list of Sony-owned unexpanded Williams titles came from Jay at JWFan.com: The Reivers, SpaceCamp, Hook, Seven Years In Tibet, Stepmom, Angela's Ashes, Memoirs Of A Geisha, The Adventures of Tintin, War Horse, Lincoln, The Book Thief, The Post
James Horner: List from NL197 at JWFan.com: Sneakers, Legends Of The Fall, Jumanji, The Spitfire Grill, Deep Impact, The Mask Of Zorro, Bicentennial Man, Freedom Song, The Perfect Storm, Enemy At The Gates, Iris, Windtalkers, The Four Feathers, The Missing, The Legend Of Zorro, The Karate Kid, The Amazing Spider-Man, Southpaw, The Magnificent Seven -- of these I think the most likely is The Perfect Storm, as I remember it's a favorite of Doug's since it came out
Hugo Friedhofer: Only possibility I can see is An Affair to Remember (Columbia/Epic)
Lalo Schifrin: Murderer's Row (original album on Colgems, which unlike its predecessor Colpix is still owned by Sony Music Group)
Chris Young: He doesn't typically support expansions of his titles after he's crafted a unique album arrangement.
Bruce Broughton, Sylvester Levay, Bill Conti: Nothing Sony-owned I can see.
Craig Safan: Nothing I can see, and this upcoming Intrada title is almost certainly a complete release for Son of the Morning Star, based on a Doug's Corner comment.
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