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Well, his discography shows that he has done more than a couple of scores:



BTW, always nice to meet a fellow fan of Strange Invaders. I love B science fiction.

Tai

Anyone heard Addison's "Swashbuckler"? I'm indeed very curious about this score -- here's the LP details, pretty sure it hasn't been released on CD. (though sounds like a good candidate!)



MCA Records MCF 2779

1. Swashbuckler Main Theme (02:43)
2. The Coach Robbery (02:40)
3. Love Theme (02:30)
4. The Fencing lesson; Ned and Jane (02:10)
5. Torture, Erotica in Waltz Time (02:14)
6. The Pickpocket Monkey (02:14)
7. Retreat to the Ship (02:05)
8. Swashbuckler Love Theme Reprise (02:24)
9. The Incredible Chase (03:40)
10. Swimming Sequence, A New Awareness (01:51)
11. Assault on the Fortress (03:14)
12. Derring-Do! (02:55)
13. End Title, End Cast (02:20)

The Man Between (a great film directed by Carol Reed) - you hear some foreshadows from Torn Curtain - it's a very good score.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046031/

Centennial - I've never seen this TV seriesand don't know the music at all, Addison's score has a very good reputation.

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I'm always a fan of music for Poirot films and series, no matter which composer writes it, it's always excellent (that what I heard at least). Addison's THIRTEEN AT DINNER and DEAD MAN'S FOLLY are no exceptions.

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