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Skating [Complete Unused Version from A Boy Named Charlie Brown] - Vince Guaraldi Sextet (1969)
updated
Original Broadcast December 5, 1964
Written by Milton Krims (teleplay) and Stephen Lord (story).
"The curious mind cannot be chained. It is a free mind, endlessly searching for the greater freedom that must eventually make every living being joyfully complete within himself; therefore at peace with himself and his neighbors."
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SYNOPSIS
The lack of two critical equations needed to complete his magnetic disintegrator drives scientist Eric Plummer to the brink of suicide. When a dispassionate alien creature, Ikar, suddenly appears and offers the answers, Plummer readily accepts. But in return he must surrender to the alien all of his emotions - including Love.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
In making music for The Outer Limits 2nd season, Harry Lubin had to rely on a smaller orchestra. The result was a drier, more brittle set of stock cues offset by a heavy reliance on electronic keyboard instruments, such as the "Ondes Martenot".
Lubin's music is more tonal than Frontiere's scoring centering around definite harmonic poles, often using consonant chords with a dissonant note or pattern played around them. Or a simple accompaniment to the orchestra is set up, then a slow-moving, spooky-sounding theme is added or played solo. The omcredible reliance on shock chords composed of screaming brass against a full orchestra for fadeout cues is unfortunate, contraducting Frontiere's more elegant use of similar cues during the 1st season. (courtesy David Schow)
"Keeper” contains a fairly broad range of selections from Harry Lubin’s library of stock compositions. “Haunting Trautonium I and II” are perfectl examples. The raucous “Suicide Attempt” is used for both Eric’s reckless drive home in act one and the climactic showdown at the end of act four. Other cues used include the lovely “Floating Dream” and the bombastic “Evil Horror". (courtesy mylifeintheglowoftheouterlimits)
"Keeper Of The Purple Twilight" is my first attempt to re-create a Harry Lubin "Outer Limits" soundtrack using AI software to eliminate the dialogue. Harry Lubin produced this soundtrack with assistance of a device called a Theremin, which sounds very mechanical and strange. Case in point Track 10 "What Did You Do To Him (Haunting Trautonium 2)" is played several times during the show, giving us a real eerie, scary effect.
As with any vocal removal project, some artifacts (such as fx) may remain and cannot be removed. In some cases I was able to use Lubin's Web site stash of musical cues to replace the matching TV cues. Others seemed to match, but upon A-B comparison, some had different tempos, others had slightly different notes in various places; which I chose not to use.
Considering there is no "Outer Limit's" Lubin soundtrack available, you may want to give this one a listen. Let me know what you think.
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Curious Mind (00 : 41)
00:41 02 Ikar Appears (00 : 39)
01:21 03 Missing Equations (00 : 13)
01:35 04 Outer Limits Season 2 Beginning Theme [long form] (00 : 44)
02:19 05 Sin Wave Pattern (00 : 09)
02:29 06 Suicide Attempt (01 : 42)
04:12 07 Eric Arives Home (01 : 18)
05:30 08 Eric I'm Sorry (00 : 55)
06:25 09 Why Are You So Tired (00 : 29)
06:54 10 What Did You Do To Him (00 : 32)
07:27 11 An Orderly Society (00 : 11)
07:38 12 How Did You Do That (00 : 11)
07:49 13 Emotions For Equations (00 : 41)
08:30 14 I Have No More Love To Give Her (00 : 48)
09:19 15 You Will Make No Noise (00 : 45)
10:05 16 I Will Come Back In The Morning (00 : 41)
10:46 17 This Love I Find It Dangerous (00 : 44)
11:31 18 What Happened To The Man I Fell In Love With (00 : 50)
12:22 19 Come And Help Me (00 : 08)
12:30 20 It Must Be Destroyed (00 : 11)
12:41 21 Ill Call You Tomorrow (00 : 07)
12:49 22 Picnic (00 : 16)
13:05 23 I Don't Want To Feel This Love (00 : 31)
13:37 24 This Is What I Am (00 : 17)
13:54 25 This Is Total Destruction (01 : 19)
15:14 26 Yes Sir I Understand (00 : 09)
15:23 27 Mr Hunt Call The Police (01 : 12)
16:36 28 Let Me Drive (00 : 17)
16:53 29 Janet Faints (00 : 38)
17:32 30 All The Horror Is Gone (00 : 42)
18:14 31 Ikar You Can Help Us (00 : 52)
19:07 32 Soldiers Appear (00 : 54)
20:02 33 Forest Attack (02 : 10)
22:12 34 I Give Back What I Took From You (00 : 21)
22:34 35 Destroying The Weapon (00 : 28)
23:03 36 Epilogue.. The Curious Mind Cannot Be Chained (00 : 20)
23:23 37 Outer Limits Season 2 Closing [novocals] (00 : 11)
23:35 38 Outer Limits Season 2 End Theme (00 : 52)
"She's mean, and nasty, and selfish, and rude...!
OK, OK, OK. Now, come on. Nobody can be that bad.
Vickie can! "
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SYNOPSIS
It's Christmas at Shining Time Station and Schemer is as scheming as ever as he campaigns to be chosen as Santa's helper for the Indian Valley Gala Holiday Pageant. A mysterious elderly stranger by the name of Mr. Nicholas visits the station and seems to know a lot about the Shining Time Station residents.
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SOUNDTRACK
The audio of this 1990 special "Shining Time Station: 'Tis A Gift" was recorded in mono. Even though the special was eventually released on DVD, no soundtrack has ever been produced. So for all the "Shining Time" fans, here's a collection of all of the major tracks, ripped from a VHS copy recorded in 1991.
Kevin Roth, Rory Dodd, Vanéese Y. Thomas and Brian Edward O'Connor are among the artists who provide the vocal talents. The climatic track "'Tis A Gift" song by Rachel Miner and Rory Dodd conclude this Holiday special with the entire cast singing.
Due to the mixing of the original recording of this song, Rachel's initial singing is surrounded by the cast arguing.
Using special Noise Reduction techniques, I was able to reduce most of this "chatter", (but not completely) from this beautiful rendition.
*UPDATE* Using AI software, I was able to recover a few more tracks with minimal artifacts remaining, such as "10 A Place Unlike No Other" .
The vocal tracks are now remixed in AI stereo.
I did choose however not to produce a "complete" soundtrack since most of the userscore is just incidental organ playing. Let me know what you think.
Enjoy!
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TRACK LIST
00:00 01 Shining Time Station [intro stereo] - Kevin Roth (00 : 31)
00:31 02 Trains From Here (00 : 49)
01:21 03 Deck the Halls [clip] - Brian Edward O'Connor (00 : 07)
01:29 04 Jingle Bells [clip] - Brian Edward O'Connor (00 : 04)
01:33 05 Over The River And Thro' The Woods [stereo remix] - Rory Dodd and Vanéese Y. Thomas (02 : 00)
03:33 06 Jingle Bells - Vanéese Y. Thomas (01 : 27)
05:01 07 Terence The Tractor Theme (00 : 24)
05:26 08 You Collected Ships Inside Bottles (00 : 39)
06:05 09 Its Christmastime At The Railway Station [stereo remix] - Rory Dodd (01 : 44)
07:50 10 A Place Unlike No Other (01 : 16)
09:07 11 The Hobo Song [stereo remix] - Kevin Roth (02 : 46)
11:53 12 Thomas Christmas Branchline Theme (01 : 07)
13:00 13 We Wish You A Merry Christmas [stereo remix] - Ringo Starr (00 : 20)
13:21 14 Tis A Gift [stereo remix] - Rachel Miner, Didi Conn, Jerome Dempsey, Mart Hulswit, Rory Dodd, Olga Felgemacher, Jonathan Freeman, and Vanéese Y. Thomas (02 : 39)
16:01 15 Shining Time Station [End Theme ext stereo] - Kevin Roth (02 : 45)
18:47 END
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NOTES
Mr. Conductor sings a modified bar of "The Lumberjack Song" from Monty Python’s Flying Circus as he carries his Christmas tree. He adds "and I'm all right" in place of the song's original "and I'm okay".
This is the only appearance of Mr. Nicholas, Vickie, Claire and Tucker Cooper. This is Ringo Starr's last appearance as Mr. Conductor. His role would be taken over by George Carlin in the next season.
Although generally considered to be a 'special', this was the 21st and final episode of Season 1. Upon release on VHS, the Thomas stories in this episode were rearranged. "Thomas’ Christmas Party" was made the first story, while "Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree" became the second story. As Ringo Starr never created a US version of the latter, the original UK soundtrack was used, however all dialogue including the phrase "Fat Controller" was removed.
The sped-up voice heard in Stacy's telephone conversations is actually dialogue from her and Harry from a scene in Promises Promises. (See Season 1: Promises, Promises Episode Notes).
The footage used for the opening and closing sequences were filmed at the Grand Canyon Railway in Williams, Arizona, and features their locomotive #18. Incidentally, the 18 makes a second appearance as it's whistle, a Southern Pacific six-chime, is used for Mr. Nicholas' heard-but-not-seen "Northern Star." The locomotive now resides at the Mt. Hood Railroad in Oregon.
The special was taped in Toronto, where it would remain for the rest of the series. The music video, The Hobo Song, was originally going to be cut out as the producers felt it would be too emotional for young viewers, but the final decision was made that it would be kept in as it conveyed an
important message.
Original broadcast December 2, 1976
Vocals Performed by Andy Griffith and Dennis Day
Cast Andy Griffith, Shelley Winters, Paul Frees, Dennis Day
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SYNOPSIS
This animated Christmas television special is a direct sequel to the 1969 special "Frosty the Snowman" produced by Rankin/Bass Productions with writer Romeo Muller. Starring Jackie Vernon as the voice of Frosty, Shelley Winters as Crystal and Andy Griffith as the narrator.
"Frosty's Winter Wonderland" is very good and infinitely better than the embarrassing "Frosty Returns".
The animation quality is colourful and vibrant, and the music is cheerful and jovial, as well as easy to sing along. The story while routine perhaps still maintains the charm that made the original so great.
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THIS SOUNDTRACK
This is a complete soundtrack using AI Vocal Removal software, removing most of the dialogue, but leaving some fx.
This version contains all of the major vocal tracks and the unserscore.
Andy Griffith sings all of the vocal tracks, except "Winter Wonderland" which is sung by both Dennis Day and Andy Griffith.
Enjoy.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Wonderland Intro Theme (00 : 22)
00:22 02 He'll Never Come To Life (00 : 43)
01:05 03 City Winter Wonderland (00 : 57)
02:03 04 Frosty Took A Wife (00 : 56)
02:59 05 Winter Is The Best Season (01 : 07)
04:07 06 I'm Jack Frost (00 : 08)
04:15 07 Close Down All The Schools (00 : 48)
05:03 08 Sleigh Ride, Figure Nine (00 : 49)
05:52 09 My North Wind (00 : 04)
05:57 10 Frosty's Magic Silk Hat (00 : 15)
06:13 11 He Had The Wrong Hat (00 : 09)
06:23 12 Suppertime (00 : 59)
07:22 13 Building A Snow Wife (00 : 45)
08:07 14 How About Crystal (00 : 53)
09:01 15 It Was A Nice Idea (00 : 18)
09:19 16 It's A Horses Hat (00 : 40)
10:00 17 Frosty's Gift Of Love (01 : 30)
11:30 18 What's He Done To You (00 : 07)
11:37 19 No More Frosty (00 : 38)
12:16 20 You Darn Snow Persons (00 : 44)
13:00 21 Nicest Snow Parson (00 : 37)
13:38 22 Now The Competition Will Be Double (00 : 15)
13:53 23 Would You Be The Best Man, Winter Wonderland (02 : 24)
16:17 24 Winter Never Has To End (01 : 11)
17:29 25 Frosty And Crystal (00 : 49)
18:19 26 I'm Crystal Frostys Snow Wife (00 : 26)
18:45 27 Had To Hurry On Their Way (01 : 08)
19:54 28 Wonderland End Theme (00 : 46)
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Original Score By MGM Studio Orchestra and Chorus
Original Broadcast December 18, 1966
Conducted By Eugene Poddany
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SYNOPSIS
It is Christmas Eve and everyone in Whoville is looking forward to tomorrow.
Everyone, that is, except the Grinch, who hates Christmas and can't stand to see people so excited over it. He decides to ruin Christmas for the people of Whoville by stealing all their presents and other Christmas goodies.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
This is a re-creation of the original TV version from 1966 using AI software
to extract the music and discard the dialogue. This NOT the commercial soundtrack album.
As with any vocal removal soundtrack, some artifacts remain such as fx.
It does however reveal music that had been hidden in the background and is now presented for your listening pleasure.
It's not perfect, but I'm, sure you'll enjoy it.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Grinch Main Title (00 : 33) play mega.nz/embed/L35i2TKQ#CSHPeJpHfmBGWHxB3LtKgereqh15_7p2P362nzAMh1I!0s1a
00:33 02 Welcome Christmas (00 : 42)
01:16 03 Trim Up The Tree (00 : 44)
02:01 04 Why Hate The Holidays (01 : 01)
03:03 05 No More Noise (01 : 55)
04:58 06 Phooey On Feasting (00 : 45)
05:44 07 Stop That Singing (01 : 04)
06:49 08 An Awful Idea (00 : 59)
07:48 09 Youre A Mean One Mr. Grinch part 1 (01 : 00)
08:49 10 Max The Reindeer (01 : 30)
10:20 11 Scary Sled Ride (01 : 18)
11:38 12 Stealing From Stop 1 (01 : 24)
13:02 13 Youre A Mean One Mr. Grinch part 2 (01 : 09) play mega.nz/embed/L35i2TKQ#CSHPeJpHfmBGWHxB3LtKgereqh15_7p2P362nzAMh1I!782s1a
14:12 14 The Fiendish Finish (02 : 30)
16:42 15 Youre A Mean One Mr. Grinch part 3 (01 : 15)
17:58 16 10000 Feet Up (00 : 54)
18:52 17 The Sound From Below (00 : 41)
19:34 18 Welcome Christmas reprise Christmas Still Came (02 : 17)
21:52 19 Ten Grinches Plus Two (02 : 31)
24:24 20 Grinch Closing Title (00 : 30)
24:54.360324 END
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Music and Lyrics written by Johnny Marks
Sung by Videocraft Orchestra, Videocraft Chorus, Stan Francis, Janet Orenstein, Billie Mae Richards, Paul Soles and of course, Burl Ives.
Original Broadcast December 6, 1964
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SYNOPSIS
Burl Ives, in the guise of Sam the talking snowman, narrates the tale of a misfit named "Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer" (voiced by Billie Mae Richards).
But, of course, you may already know the song: "All of the other reindeer, used to laugh and call him names." Rudolph finds his compatriot in an elf named Hermey (Paul Soles) who has become disillusioned with his job making toys and dreams of being a dentist.
Hermey and Rudolph run away from the North Pole together and, with new friend Yukon Cornelius (Larry D. Mann), make it to the Island of Misfit Toys. Here they find company among others who stand out from the crowd.
When Santa (Stan Francis) discovers the usefulness of Rudolph's light-bulb nose to guide the sleigh during a terrible snowstorm on Christmas Eve, Rudolph is finally appreciated by his peers and parents.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
This soundtrack is a re-creation of the original TV versions from 1964 and 1965 using AI software to extract the music and discard the dialogue.
This NOT the commercial Decca soundtrack album; the real original score has long since been lost over time.
As with any vocal removal soundtrack, some artifacts remain such as fx.
This is particularly eveident in scenes with the snow monster.
It does however reveal music that had been hidden in the background and never heard.
Thanks to "Beatles Instrumentals and More" for supplying stereo tracks of the poular songs, and also for getting a head-start on this mamouth project extracting the score.
And a special thanks to "deepscan" (www.filmscoremonthly.com) for supplying this invaluable "Cue" sheet with all of the track names.
This soundtrack is not perfect, but I'm, sure you'll enjoy it.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Newspaper Prologue (00 : 38) play mega.nz/embed/byRUCCYD#yM_tWTstR7YniaXUGNWIN4NoZOX80CqzGMrfYFKer8g!0s1a
00:38 02 Christmastown (00 : 31)
01:09 03 Rudolph Intro and Overture (01 : 28)
02:37 04 Springtime (00 : 19)
02:57 05 Jingle Jingle Jingle (01 : 14)
04:11 06 A Normal Little Buck (00 : 16)
04:28 07 Ins and Outs Snowmonster Beware (00 : 32)
05:01 08 Right Before Christmas (00 : 29)
05:30 09 Were A Couple of Misfits Hermey Solo (00 : 18)
05:49 10 Were A Couple Of Misfits Rudolph Solos (00 : 23)
06:12 11 New Fawns (00 : 59)
07:11 12 We Are Santas Elves (01 : 33)
08:44 13 Hermey Escapes (00 : 10)
08:55 14 Blinks Of An Eye (00 : 01)
08:56 15 Failed Flight (00 : 04)
09:01 16 Rudolph and Clarice (00 : 53)
09:54 17 Rudolph Flies (00 : 17)
10:12 18 Rudolph Ridiculed (00 : 20)
10:32 19 Theres Always Tomorrow (01 : 46)
12:18 20 Hermey Pops Up (00 : 06)
12:25 21 Were A Couple Of Misfits (01 : 20)
13:46 22 Fame And Fortune (00 : 59)
14:46 23 Douse The Light Intermission (00 : 23)
15:10 24 Enter Yukon (00 : 15)
15:25 25 Silver And Gold (01 : 43)
17:08 26 Snowmonster Attack 1 (01 : 41)
18:49 27 Change Of Mind (00 : 01)
18:51 28 Through The Fog (00 : 14)
19:05 29 Entering Misfit Island (00 : 12)
19:17 30 Misfits Coda The Most Wonderful Day (02 : 22)
21:39 31 Call To Order (00 : 05)
21:45 32 To Chambers (00 : 03)
21:49 33 Rudolph Leaves Misfit Island (00 : 23)
22:13 34 Growing Up (00 : 45)
22:58 35 Theyre Gone (00 : 23)
23:22 36 Snowmonster Attack 2 (00 : 43)
24:05 37 Snowmonster Creeps (00 : 47)
24:53 38 Snowmonster Attack 3 (00 : 05)
24:58 39 Snowmonster Attack 4 (00 : 07)
25:05 40 Snowmonster Attack 5 (00 : 23)
25:28 41 Return To Christmastown (00 : 28) play mega.nz/embed/byRUCCYD#yM_tWTstR7YniaXUGNWIN4NoZOX80CqzGMrfYFKer8g!1528s1a
25:57 42 We Are Santas Elves Alternate (01 : 03)
27:01 43 A Holly Jolly Christmas (01 : 19)
28:20 44 Full Power (00 : 14)
28:35 45 Return To Misfit Island (00 : 23)
29:0- 46 Finale (00 : 07)
29:06 47 Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer (01 : 20)
30:27 48 Title Coda (00 : 08)
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Original Score by Judy Munsen
Original Broadcast May 1, 1991
Featuring Rob Ickes, Jim Nunally and Tony Furtado .
"I can't believe it. That's all that's left. This is where your old home was.
There's no more Daisy Hill Puppy Farm. It's gone. They built a five-story parking lot on it. You realize what's happened? They're parking on your memories.
You know, big brother, what's-his-name is right: you can't go home again."
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SYNOPSIS
Snoopy is born at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, where he enjoys playing music with his doggie siblings. They all eventually get sold, and Snoopy ends up with a certain round-headed kid (eventually). Four years later, in an effort to cheer up Snoopy, Charlie Brown stages a family gathering that reunites Snoopy with his brothers and sisters.
The band had Snoopy leading on acoustic guitar (perfect instrument for our favorite beagle), along with Marbles on the banjo, Belle and Spike on violin, Olaf on the jug, Andy on the drums, Molly on the mandolin and Rover on the steel guitar/dobro.
Molly and Rover were named/created for the special, and did not originally appear in the comic strip or in any other specials like Spike, Olaf, Andy, Marbles and Belle did.
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THIS SOUNDTRACK
Most of the music on this episode is typically "BlueGrass"; the musicians playing on the soundtrack include Rob Ickes, Jim Nunally and Tony Furtado .
The remainder of the score was composed by Judy Munsen.
No "Use Sheet" was available, so all tracks on this soundtrack were named after the on screen action. As with many of my Vocal Removal Soundtracks, some artifacts (squeaks) and background fx remain.
But there's enough toe tapping music here to listen to.
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Missy Youre A Good Dog (00 : 41) play mega.nz/embed/6rR1UJgR#Eo8RMwTpjUjKjskFK2gEbe7hAVh0m9WCRApPwye95yk!0s1a
00:41 02 The Litter (00 : 31)
01:13 03 Snoopy's Band Playing (01 : 36)
02:50 04 Reunion Theme Puppies For Sale (00 : 34)
03:24 05 We Lost Again (00 : 37)
04:02 06 Lila Just Choose The Dog You Want (02 : 24)
06:26 07 They Got Great Homes (00 : 59)
07:25 08 But Mom They Can't Do That (01 : 43)
09:09 09 Hey Sally Listen To This (00 : 49)
09:59 10 I'm Gonna Get A Dog (00 : 21)
10:21 11 He Is A Good Dog (00 : 09)
10:31 12 Can I See The Puppy Now (00 : 38)
11:09 13 I'll Show You To Your New Home (01 : 05) play mega.nz/embed/6rR1UJgR#Eo8RMwTpjUjKjskFK2gEbe7hAVh0m9WCRApPwye95yk!669s1a
12:14 14 He's An Unusual Dog (00 : 19)
12:34 15 Whats The Matter With Snoopy (00 : 55)
13:29 16 We'll Send Invitations (01 : 20)
14:50 17 You Are Invited To A Reunion (00 : 21)
15:11 18 Snoopy's Brothers And Sisters Are Here (00 : 58)
16:09 19 This Is Daisy Hill (00 : 54)
17:04 20 Snoopy's Band Playing Again (01 : 31)
18:35 21 I Found It (00 : 32)
19:08 22 You Can't Go Home Again (01 : 05)
20:13 23 End Reunion Theme (00 : 31)
20:44.969763 END
Original Broadcast February 14, 2002
“I’ll tell that Little Red-Haired Girl that I love her. Then I’ll give her a big hug. Then I’ll go bungee-jumping from the moon.”
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SYNOPSIS
Charlie Brown tries to muster up the courage to ask the little red-haired girl to the school dance. Lucy demands kisses and chocolates from Schroeder.
Snoppy writes bad poetry while Sally wants to make Linus her sweet baboo.
Marcie grapples with her crush on Charlie Brown, and Peppermint Patty hopes Charlie Brown will take her as his date to the dance.
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ABOUT THE SOUNDTRACK
The soundtrack is charming and gentle, perfectly underscoring the sweet melancholy of the happenings, although its continuous use makes it occasionally obtrusive.
The bulk of the music score in "A Charlie Brown Valentine" consists of classic melodies composed by Vince Guaraldi, some tunes which had only been utilized once (Heartburn Waltz). Other more notable tunes, such as Charlie Brown Theme, Peppermint Patty and a jazz/rock version of the franchise signature tune, Linus and Lucy, were used as well.
Unfortunately a few of the songs have background fx chatter which I'm unable to eliminate. All in all, Benoit does a great job at recreating some of the Guaraldi classics.
Enjoy!
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INFILM TRACK
00:00 01 Heartburn Waltz1
00:27 02 Peppermint Patty1
01:22 03 Pebble Beach1
03:26 04 Linus and Lucy
03:42 05 Blue Charlie Brown
03:55 06 Heartburn Waltz2
04:57 07 Heartburn Waltz3
05:38 08 Peppermint_Patty2
06:52 09 Beethoven piano Sonata No. 18 in E-Flat major, Op. 31 No. 3 Scherzo Allegretto Vivace
07:08 10 Heartburn Waltz4
08:43 11 Oh, Good Grief1
09:11 12 Heartburn Waltz5
09:45 13 Beethoven piano Sonata No. 18 in E-flat major, Op. 31 No. 3, 2nd movement-1
10:00 14 Pebble Beach2
10:42 15 Heartburn Waltz6
11:46 16 You're in Love, Charlie Brown1
13:01 17 Heartburn Waltz7
13:52 18 Charlie Brown Theme1
15:26 19 Oh, Good Grief2
17:37 20 Heartburn Waltz8
18:58 21 Charlie Brown Theme2
20:12 22 Peppermint Patty
20:31 23 You're in Love, Charlie Brown2
21:19 24 Linus and Lucy
22:42 25 Oh, Good Grief3
23:05 26 Beethoven piano Sonata No. 18 in E-flat major, Op. 31 No. 3, 2nd movement-2
23:32 27 Beethoven piano Sonata No. 18 in E-flat major, Op. 31 No. 3, 2nd movement-3
23:41 28 Charlie Brown Theme
23:59 29 Heartburn Waltz9
24:33 30 Heartburn Waltz10
The film was scored by Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaug
Original Broadcast: October 1, 2011 (Canada), November 24, 2011 (U.S.)
"You know, Schroeder, I bet if we were married some day, we'd be very happy. While you were practicing the piano, I'd be in the kitchen making your breakfast. Then I'd bring it in like this and set it out all nice, and prop out your favorite newspaper and pour your coffee. Wouldn't that be romantic?"
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SYNOPSIS
Linus is pushed to his limits when he learns that his grandmother is coming to visit and plans to rid him of his security blanket.
As her arrival looms closer, the other children try to help Linus learn to cope without his childish crutch. Lucy is particularly eager to cure Linus’ dependency by using her own psychiatric methods, and while Charlie Brown tries to help, he does not have the heart to see Linus suffer. All the while Snoopy is constantly agitating matters by wanting the blanket for himself. In the end, Linus points out that everyone has their own type of “security blanket” and that a little security is a valuable thing in life (much to Lucy's chargin).
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THIS SOUNDTRACK
Its animation is hand-drawn on paper with hand-painted backgrounds and a piano soundtrack composed by Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh, meant to evoke the 1960's/'70s animated specials/movies as well as Vince Guaraldi's scores from the earliest specials.
Thanks to "A Charlie Brown Soundtrack" for creating this soundtrack.
This file is not hosted here.
P.S. If anyone can identify track "16. unknown Beethoven", plese let me know.
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INFILM TRACK
00:00 01. Little Birdie, Buried Blanket play youtube.com/watch?v=tsB8h5apqAY&t=0m00s
01:44 02. That Stupid Blanket play youtube.com/watch?v=tsB8h5apqAY&t=1m44s
02:52 03. Linus and Snoopy
03:19 04. Piano Sonata No. 14 (Moonlight Sonata) play youtube.com/watch?v=tsB8h5apqAY&t=3m19s
04:26 05. Happiness is a Warm Blanket I
05:13 06. Vulture Snoopy I
05:28 07. Wash Day
06:11 08. Charlie's Kite
06:34 09. Sonata Opus 26 No. 2
07:28 10. Linus' House of Cards play youtube.com/watch?v=tsB8h5apqAY&t=7m28s
08:52 11. That Stupid Blanket II
09:46 12. Sally I
10:18 13. Blanket Troubles I
11:23 14. Pig Pen I
11:39 15. The Doctor is In
12:26 16. unknown Beethoven
13:14 17. Break the Habit
13:58 18. Until Dinner
14:28 19. No Substitutes!
15:46 20. Blanket Troubles II play youtube.com/watch?v=tsB8h5apqAY&t=15m46s
16:14 21. Pig Pen II
16:31 22. Vulture Snoopy II
16:55 23. Run, Beagle, Run
17:53 24. Piano Sonata No. 23
18:11 25. Fix Him Good
19:02 26. Life Unarmed
20:11 27. Blanket Troubles III
20:36 28. Happiness is a Warm Blanket II
20:57 29. That Stupid Blanket III
21:53 30. Star Light, Star Bright play youtube.com/watch?v=tsB8h5apqAY&t=21m53s
22:56 31. Good Ol' Charlie Brown
23:50 32. Good Ol' Charlie Brown II
24:32 33. Happiness is a Warm Blanket III
24:55 34. That Stupid Blanket IV
25:18 35. One More Day
26:15 36. Sally II
26:36 37. Beethoven's 9th.. Ode to Joy (clip)
27:21 38. Happiness is a Warm Blanket IV
28:31 39. Break the Habit II
29:59 40. #1 Champion Blah play youtube.com/watch?v=tsB8h5apqAY&t=29m59s
30:29 41. Vulture Snoopy III
30:57 42. Beagle Drag
31:59 43. Pig Pen III
32:11 44. Sally III
33:34 45. Happiness is a Warm Blanket V (ending) play youtube.com/watch?v=tsB8h5apqAY&t=33m34s
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Original Score By Ed Bogas and Judy Munsen
Original Broadcast October 24, 1977
"What good is it to do anything, Linus, if you can't remember what you did?"
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SYNOPSIS
It is homecoming at Charlie Brown's school, and Charlie Brown and Linus are among the escorts for the Homecoming Queen and her court.
During the Homecoming Parade, Linus tells Charlie Brown that he will be the escort for the Queen, but Charlie Brown is shocked when he sees the Queen, and it is, the Little Red-Haired Girl.
The game begins with Charlie Brown as kicker and Lucy as his placekick setter. But even in a real football game, Lucy still humiliates Charlie Brown, pulling the ball away four times during the game as he tries to kick it, including a crucial field goal attempt in the last thirty seconds.
The team loses by one point, and Charlie Brown is wrongly blamed by team captain Peppermint Patty. Despite the indignity, Charlie Brown remains faithful to his duty and escorts Queen Heather to the middle of the dance floor, and then summons the courage to kiss her on the cheek.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Unfortunately a "use" sheet for this episode is not available, so all track names are attributed to action on the screen.
This was the first Peanuts special produced after the sudden, tragic death of Vince Guaraldi in 1976 (and the second overall, after the feature film, "Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown", released the same year); in his place were Ed Bogas, who would also score the Garfield specials and shows, and Judy Munsen, and rather than imitate Guaraldi's style, they would bring their own musical flavor to the specials.
In fact, the only familiar theme here is a nicely done, soulful piano version of the main Linus and Lucy theme, which plays during both of the flying sequences with Snoopy and Woodstock. In any case, Bogas and Munsen really managed to do their own thing and make it fit with the Peanuts style. With the parade and football game in the story, they were able to create a lot of big, memorable fanfares, as well as a fun, funky theme for the scene where the football game is underway and a country-esque, banjo piece for some of Snoopy's antics on the field.
As for the scenes at the Homecoming Dance, they come up with some energetic dance music, a royal-sounding march for the escort, and a lovely string piece that goes fully orchestral during Charlie Brown's dream of flying through the clouds after he kisses Heather.
Along with the work Bogas created for Race for Your Life, this score went over well enough to ensure that he and Munsen would continue working on the specials for well over a decade.
(courtesy codysfilmandtvblog)
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Linus and Lucy, First Kiss Opening Theme (02 : 29) play mega.nz/embed/yuBiCRjb#2yO65MaqJF-rkhBJsObA1XQeqzABZJbPN2EYVhKXi74!0s1a
02:29 02 Football Strategy (02 : 15)
04:45 03 Kick Off (00 : 42)
05:27 04 Touch Down (00 : 47)
06:14 05 Patty's Team Gets The Ball (01 : 14)
07:29 06 Chance To Be A Hero (00 : 06)
07:35 07 Field Goal Missed (01 : 32)
09:08 08 S-N-O-O-P-Y (01 : 55)
11:03 09 I Think We Found Out Who Our Zero Is (01 : 17)
12:21 10 Lets Get Em (00 : 14)
12:36 11 Patty Runs With The Ball (03 : 21)
15:58 12 Field Goal Missed Again (00 : 23) play mega.nz/embed/yuBiCRjb#2yO65MaqJF-rkhBJsObA1XQeqzABZJbPN2EYVhKXi74!958s1a
16:21 13 Linus and Lucy2 (00 : 40)
17:02 14 I'm The Escort For The Queen (01 : 40)
18:42 15 This Is It Charlie Brown (fanfare) (00 : 07)
18:50 16 Charlie Brown Kisses Her (02 : 26)
21:17 17 That Game Was A Heartbreaker (02 : 02)
23:19 18 First Kiss Closing Theme (00 : 35)
23:55 END
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ADDITIONAL NOTES
In the special's initial broadcast, Charlie Brown was blamed by most of his teammates (especially Peppermint Patty) for bungling kicks and losing the game, though it was clearly obvious that Lucy was the culprit. Many viewers protested; while they could accept Lucy pulling the ball away, they could not accept Charlie Brown's being blamed for the loss.
As a result, in all subsequent broadcasts, the offending lines by Peppermint Patty
"Okay, Chuck, you really goofed up on that play!" (at about the 7:30 mark) and
"Chuck, you can't do anything right!" (at about the 15:30 mark.) were made lower and backmasked.
The scene where Charlie Brown kisses the Little Red-Haired Girl on the cheek and then flies around was spliced into the "Poor Sweet Baby" scene in the TV version of Snoopy!!! The Musical.
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Original Score by Vince Guaraldi Quintet
Original Broadcast February 14, 1968
Featuring Colin Bailey (Drums), John Gray (Guitar),
Frank Strozier (Alto Sax), Ralph Pena (Bass), and of course Vince Guaraldi (Keyboard).
Conducted by John Scott Trotter
"He's only been here a week, and I'm beginning to see why nobody's missed him"
"If that stupid dog doesn't come home pretty soon ... I'm gonna start missing him"
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SYNOPSIS
When the gang has lost their patience with Snoopy's pranks, they pressure Charlie Brown to act. Snoopy is sent back to the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm for obedience training. Instead he runs away to Peppermint Patty’s house, but soon realizes life might not be so bad with Charlie Brown after all.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Well it only took me 55 years.
That's right; I started this project in 1968, trying to make a soundtrack of "He's Your Dog, Charlie Brown". Back then I was 13 years old I had an Aiwa 3 inch Reel to Reel Tape Recorder. I hung the microphone on the Channel knob, trying to get clean sound from the TV speaker. I remember yelling at my Brothers, "shut up", I'm recording" ! Now after all this time, I can finally say the soundtrack is complete.
First, there are some original Guaraldi classics here that are certainly worth the listen. Let's start off with 5 versions of the "Red Baron" theme; some even in different keys / tempos. Then there's "Schroeder's Wolfgang" which is a variation of "Choro" from Vince Guaraldi's "Both Sides" album. Oh and let's not forget yet another lively version of "Linus and Lucy" with the flutes added.
Guaraldi turned this score into something of a "greatest hits" collection of his previous Peanuts compositions, granting ample exposure to "Peppermint Patty" and "The Red Baron", as the sandaled tomboy and the world-famous beagle were this story's primary characters.
The extensive use of "The Red Baron" including a minor key variant was appropriate for a storylie that found Snoopy misbehaving to extremes. These selections are accompanied by "Linus and Lucy", "O Good Grief", "Happiness Is", "Charlie Brown's All-Stars" and even "Bon Voyage". "Pebble Beach" also was revived, although it was re-titled "House-wife Theme" for this show, and used as energetic underscore when Peppermint Patty put Snoopy to work cleaning her entire house.
Guaraldi also lifted one track from his "Jazz Impressions of A Boy Named Charlie Brown", which hadn't been used on a TV special. "Blue Charlie Brown", a slow mournful theme employed as Snoopy banished to Peppermint Patty's garage for his rottent attitude, lamented his fare and finally realized that he was much, much better off in his old neighborhood. Frank Strozier contributed some playful sax counterpoint as the beleagured beagle set up a howl that could be heard in the next county. (courtesy Derrick Bang)
I consider this one of Vince Guaraldi's best soundtracks and it was certainly worth the wait. I'm sure you'll find some songs you'll be tapping your feet to.
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01-02 Red Baron1-2 [sax version] (02 : 00) play: mega.nz/embed/qqA1wQyT#_ZL-KvWJlHTqd5CBJyZCQnQljVfkPZW8MrER3bTfN7E!0s1a
02:00 03 He's Your Dog Charlie Brown1 [end clip] (00 : 05)
02:05 04 He's Your Dog Charlie Brown2 [flutes] (00 : 41)
02:46 05 Peppermint Patty1 (01 : 11)
03:58 06 He's Your Dog Charlie Brown3 [flutes end fade] (00 : 36)
04:34 07 Bon Voyage (00 : 44)
05:19 08 Peppermint Patty2 (01 : 13)
06:32 09 Oh Good Grief (00 : 24)
06:57 10 Happiness Is (01 : 33)
08:31 11 Charlie Brown And His All-Stars (01 : 29)
10:01 12 Red Baron3 (01 : 31)
11:32 13 Schroeder's Wolfgang [variation of Choro] (00 : 41) play: mega.nz/embed/qqA1wQyT#_ZL-KvWJlHTqd5CBJyZCQnQljVfkPZW8MrER3bTfN7E!692s1a
12:14 14 Red Baron4 [major key variation] (00 : 29)
12:43 15 Housewife Theme (01 : 36)
14:20 16 Beethoven Theme (00 : 41)
15:01 17 Housewife Theme2 (02 : 11)
17:13 18 Blue Charlie Brown (01 : 49)
19:03 19 Red Baron5 [minor key variation] (01 : 04)
20:08 20 He's Your Dog Charlie Brown4 [flutes] (00 : 37)
20:45 21 Linus and Lucy [flutes] (01 : 36)
22:22 22 He's Your Dog Charlie Brown5 [end credits Sax Version] (01 : 00)
23:23 END
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CAVEATS
- Track "03 He's Your Dog Charlie Brown end clip" on the BluRay had the wrong end clip .
- Track "22 He's Your Dog Charlie Brown5 end credits" was truncated on the BluRay.
So for both I had to borrow from the DVD version to make it match the 1968 TV version.
- Tracks "01 and "02" "Red Baron [sax version]" were combined in order to eliminate the airplane dog fight fx.
Original Broadcast March 16, 1976
Featuring Seward McCain (bass) and Jim Zimmerman (drums).
"What is Arbor Day? Oh, that's simple. That's the day when all the ships come sailing into the arbor!"
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SYNOPSIS
Sally has been assigned by her teacher to write about the history and meaning of Arbor Day. Linus offers to help her and suggests the library will provide them with the needed information. They learn Arbor Day was created by J. Sterling Morton, an early conservationist.
Linus reads aloud from a book that states "Arbor Day points out to both children and adults the need to protect certain areas of our natural forests and woodlands." Arbor means tree, and trees are planted in celebration of Arbor Day.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
The musical score features the final compositions and recorded performances of Vince Guaraldi. 47-year-old Guaraldi died suddenly several hours after completing the soundtrack for this special.
As 1976 began, Guaraldi brought McCain and Zimmerman to the Wally Heider studio. The trio spent the next month laying down the tracks.
The baseball-themed storyline lent itself to the revival of the "baseball theme", not heard since "A Boy Named Charlie Brown". Guaraldi's trio extemporized on this cue several times during the show building to a climax when Lucy accepted a challange to try for a homerun.
A few of these riffs on the "Baseball Theme" marked Guaraldi's sole use of acoustic piano; the rest of the score was done with an electric keyboard and synthesizer. The special's main theme, a gentle waltz also was heard repeatedly as the story progressed.
You may notice that "Seeds For Thought" has a striking similarity to "Joe Cool" and "Rain, Gentle Rain" is similar to "Rain, Rain Go Away".
The musical background was constant and for the most past formless; agreeable electric keyboard chord progressions that suggested atmosphere rather than leaving viewers with any catchy melodic hooks.
(credit Derrick Bang - "Guaraldi At The Piano")
*UPDATE*
Thanks to Malcolm Dewberry for picking out a few little faux pas.
"Corrected Lucy's Home Run" 1 and 2 and "Don't Forget the Shovel".
Included two little singing tracks by Vinnie Dow.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Rerun's Lament (00 : 47)
00:47 02 89 Bottles Of Beer (00 : 11)
00:58 03 Rerun's Lament2 (00 : 34)
01:33 04 Ships Sail Into Arbor (00 : 56)
02:29 05 Laughter in the Library (00 : 48)
03:18 06 Flatten Platten (00 : 48)
04:06 07 Young Man's Fancy (02 : 56)
07:03 08 Jay Sterling Morton Jazz (01 : 28)
08:32 09 We're the Visiting Team (01 : 21)
09:54 10 Seeds for Thought (00 : 31)
10:25 11 Don't Forget the Shovel (02 : 36)
13:01 12 Sprinkle Your Bird (02 : 23)
15:25 13 Flatten Platten2 (01 : 36)
17:02 14 Snoopy at Bat (01 : 11)
18:14 15 Lucy's Home Run1 (01 : 27)
19:41 16 Take Me Out To The Ballgame (00 : 06)
19:47 17 Lucy's Home Run2 (01 : 22)
21:10 18 Rain Gentle Rain (01 : 10)
22:20 19 Laughter in the Library2 (00 : 38)
22:59 20 Happy Arbor Day Charlie Brown (00 : 33)
23:32 21 Lucy's Home Run3 (00 : 33)
24:05 END
Original Broadcast January 1, 1986
"What could I say? I congratulated her on her remarkable insight"
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SYNOPSIS
It's the night of Peppermint Patty's New Year's Eve bash, but Charlie Brown has to write a book report about War and Peace. Hoping to join the fun for a special dance with the Little Red-Haired Girl, he tries desperately to finish in time.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
This is one of a handful of Peanuts cartoons where the music was done by Ed Bogas and Desiree Goyette, the duo who are best known for the music to the Garfield cartoons (this would be the last one in which they were the actual composers, although they would act as musical directors for Snoopy: The Musical).
As per usual, they manage to capture the essence of Vince Guaraldi's music, with smooth piano tunes and instances of electronic, synthesizer pieces, while giving it their own flavor. Since it's a New Year's special, Auld Lang Syne is heard in various incarnation throughout, often in a sweet saxophone version, before the kids actually sing it near the end when the clock strikes midnight (a really forlorn version is heard when Charlie Brown realizes he missed his chance to dance with the Little Red-Haired Girl), and there's a lot of genuinely festive music to go along with the theme as well.
And when Rerun is inflating balloons into squares, there's a low, flat horn sound that plays whenever he blows into one.
As you've gathered, there are a couple of songs on the soundtrack. Desiree Goyette herself sings "Slow, Slow, Quick, Quick", an upbeat, whimsical instructional song for learning the foxtrot that you hear when Charlie Brown dances with Peppermint Patty. It's quite a lovely song, mostly because of Goyette's absolutely beautiful voice, and it makes learning to dance come off as playful and fun, which is perfect for kids.
The other song is "Musical Chairs", sung by Kristie Baker as Peppermint Patty, and like Slow, Slow, Quick, Quick, is basically just instructions for how to play the game, but done in a fast-paced, speedy, and energetic manner. Baker has a pretty good singing voice too and really sounds like she's into it, with memorable lyrics, "Because when the music stops, you can't be standing there, if you want to be at musical chairs," and, "And if you're boogalooing when the music stops, sorry, you gotta move on," the latter of which happens when Lucy gets caught out dancing when she should be looking for a chair to sit on.
(courtesy codysfilmandtvblog)
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Oh Boy [intro] (00 : 13)
00:13 02 War and Peace Music 1 (00 : 07)
00:20 03 I Just Had My Whole Vacation Ruined (00 : 17)
00:37 04 Linus Throws a Snowball (00 : 10)
00:48 05 Lucy Throws a Snowball (00 : 10)
00:59 06 Happy New Year [intro] (00 : 15)
01:14 07 How Are You Doing With War and Peace? (00 : 36)
01:51 08 War and Peace Music 2 (00 : 33)
02:24 09 This Is Peppermint Patty (01 : 27)
03:51 10 War and Peace Music 3 (00 : 05)
03:57 11 Do You Have A Comic Book of War and Peace? (00 : 47)
04:44 12 Charlie Brown Returns Home (00 : 11)
04:55 13 War and Peace Music 4 (00 : 25)
05:21 14 Everybody Else Is At Dance Class (00 : 20)
05:41 15 War and Peace Music 5 (00 : 11)
05:53 16 Learning The Fox Trot (00 : 23)
06:16 17 Slow Slow Quick Quick - Desiree Goyette (01 : 28)
07:45 18 War and Peace Music 6 (00 : 21)
08:06 19 I Am Not Your Sweet Baboo (00 : 16)
08:23 20 Rerun's Balloons (01 : 18)
09:41 21 Beethoven Waldstein Sonata No 21 [clip] (00 : 15)
09:56 22 I'll Just Go With Someone Else (00 : 12)
10:09 23 War and Peace Music 7 (00 : 16)
10:25 24 I Knew It Would Be Me (00 : 38)
11:04 25 I've Written An Invitation (01 : 06)
12:10 26 I Just Can't Stand It (00 : 11)
12:22 27 Snoopy and Woodstock Get Dressed (00 : 26)
12:48 28 War and Peace Music 8 (00 : 19)
13:08 29 I thought You Had To Study (01 : 09)
14:18 30 Musical Chairs [complete] (01 : 27)
15:45 31 You Sniffed In My Root Beer (01 : 01)
16:46 32 Hey Chuck That Was A Sly Move (00 : 34)
17:20 33 Been A Great Year (00 : 55)
18:16 34 Grab Your Partners (00 : 19)
18:35 35 War and Peace Music 9 (00 : 48)
19:24 36 You're Heather (00 : 32)
19:56 37 A Few Seconds Before Midnight, Auld Lang Syne vocal (00 : 54)
20:51 38 Humming Auld Lang Syne (00 : 32)
21:23 39 Happy New Year Charles (00 : 30)
21:54 40 Did You Finish War and Peace? (01 : 10)
23:04 41 Musical Chairs [outro] - Kristie Baker (00 : 30)
23:35 END
Original Broadcast: April 16, 1984
"There's nothing worse than having a dog who isn't a dog."
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SYNOPSIS
Inspired by the Flashdance craze, Snoopy begins leading a double life as a disco dancer. After Snoopy defeats Peppermint Patty at football, he celebrates with a dance party, becoming ("Flashbeagle").
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Songs were written by Ed Bogas and Desirée Goyette;
Goyette sings on the album, alongside Joey Scarbury of "Believe It or Not" fame.
The album was produced by Bogas, Goyette, Lee Mendelson and Jymn Magon. Bill Meyers, best known for his work on Earth, Wind & Fire's hit "Let's Groove", did the horn arrangements on some of the songs.
This is the complete soundtrack from the film.
Since there is no "use" sheet for the music, track names were created from on screen action.
I was dismayed at the quality of the music, even though it came from from a 5.1ch source . As a result, certain songs were partially sourced from the vinyl Album, which gave it a much cleaner sound. Those marked "[complete]" are actually slightly longer than the film.
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Snoopy Playing Football (00 : 39)
00:39 02 Flashbeagle [intro] (00 : 45)
01:25 03 Let's Have A Party [instr.] (00 : 23)
01:48 04 Peppermint Patty Sleeping (01 : 03)
02:52 05 I Love Art Class (00 : 52)
03:44 06 This Is Hard Work (00 : 17)
04:02 07 My Nose Is Caught In My Binder (00 : 31)
04:34 08 My Binder Is Caught In My Hair (00 : 25)
05:00 09 I Really Can't Take It Off (00 : 06)
05:05 10 It's Right Here In My Binder (00 : 17)
05:23 11 Peppermint Pattys P.E. Program [complete] - Gini Holtzman, and Fergie (01 : 52)
07:15 12 OK Chuck Lift Those Legs (00 : 11)
07:27 13 Snoopy Getting Dressed (00 : 19)
07:47 14 Are You Ready For The Party (00 : 44)
08:31 15 We're Gonna Play Simon Says (00 : 20)
08:52 16 Lucy Says - Jessica Lee Smith, and Fergie (02 : 16)
11:08 17 Im Waiting For My Sweet Baboo (00 : 23)
11:32 18 I'll Have A Cup Please (01 : 12)
12:44 19 Pigpen Hoedown - Brad Kesten, and Fergie (01 : 31)
14:15 20 Do You Realize What You're Becoming (00 : 38)
14:54 21 Talkin' About Snoopy [complete] - Desirée Goyette & Joey Scarbury (02 : 36)
17:31 22 Flashbeagle [complete] - Desirée Goyette & Joey Scarbury (04 : 36)
22:07 23 I Can't Stand It (00 : 19)
22:27 24 I Need Something For Show and Tell (Let's Have A Party slow instr.) (00 : 42)
23:09 25 My Pet Chameleon (00 : 25)
23:34 26 Show And Tell, Flashbeagle [end clip] (02 : 12)
25:47 27 First Time I Ever Got An 'A' (00 : 18)
26:05 28 Flashbeagle [outro] - Desirée Goyette & Joey Scarbury (00 : 29)
26:35 END
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VOCALISTS
Gini Holtzman as Peppermint Patty
Kevin Brando as Schroeder for group vocals
Brad Kesten as Charlie Brown for group vocals
David T. Wagner as Linus Van Pelt (credited as David Wagner)
Jessica Lee Smith as Lucy Van Pelt (credited as Jessie Lee Smith)
Joeseph Chemay as Additional vocalist
Desirée Goyette and Joey Scarbury as vocalists in "Talking About Snoopy" and "Flashbeagle".
Robert Towers as Snoopy (in "Snoopy's Big Debut" album only)
Original Broadcast 10/29/1972
Featuring Tom Harrell (trumpet), Pat O'Hara (flute), Seward McCain (electric bass) and Glenn Cronkhite (drums).
"If I'm elected school president, I will demand immediate improvements! I will demand "across the board" wage increases for custodians,
teachers, and all administrative personnel! And any little dog who happens to wander onto the playground will *not* be chased away, but will be welcomed with open arms! "
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SYNOPSIS
The race for student body president is heating up, but does Charlie Brown really have a shot at winning the election?
Realizing that the odds aren't in his favor after Lucy takes a poll of the entire student body, Charlie makes the decision to back the campaign of his old pal Linus.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
The music for "You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown" was composed by Vince Guaraldi and conducted and arranged by John Scott Trotter.
The score was performed by the Vince Guaraldi Quintet on August 22, 1972, at Wally Heider Studios.
"You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown" is notable for marking the debut of Snoopy's "Joe Cool" theme song, sung by Guaraldi. Also included is an extended instrumental version of Joe Cool; the brilliant “Joe Cool (Instrumental),” is a still-cool groove, matching Pat O’Hara’s sinewy flute with Vince Guaraldi’s spikey guitar.
Guaraldi debuted the title track "Incumbent Waltz" here; it appears no less than four times in the show. A few new jazzy tunes appear such as "Fast Piano Jazz" and "Blue Charlie Brown".
And what would a Peanuts special be without "Linus and Lucy"?
Have a listen to "Linus and Lucy [chimes version]" near the end of the special.
Special thanks to Derrick Bang for the "use" list of songs and
Elijah for providing the source material.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Incumbent Waltz (00 : 23)
00:23 02 You're Not Elected Charlie Brown [vocal version] (00 : 09)
00:32 03 Incumbent Waltz2 (00 : 55)
01:27 04 Oh Good Grief (01 : 02)
02:29 05 Fast Piano Jazz (00 : 12)
02:42 06 Blue Charlie Brown [up-tempo version] (00 : 32)
03:15 07 Incumbent Waltz3 (00 : 51)
04:06 08 Trombone [Teacher talks] (00 : 02)
04:08 09 Linus and Lucy [Show and Tell] (00 : 42)
04:51 10 Poor Charlie Brown (00 : 15)
05:07 11 Joe Cool [Guaraldi vocal] (01 : 11)
06:18 12 Incumbent Waltz4 (01 : 42)
08:01 13 Dilemma (00 : 32)
08:33 14 Woodstock's Wake-Up (00 : 15)
08:48 15 Joe Cool [instr] (04 : 34)
13:23 16 Deserted Charlie Brown [variation of Oh Good Grief] (00 : 54)
14:17 17 You're Not Elected Charlie Brown [slow piano version] (01 : 04)
15:21 18 You're Not Elected Charlie Brown [Dixieland version] (01 : 12)
16:33 19 Linus and Lucy [chimes version] (01 : 16)
17:49 20 You're Not Elected Charlie Brown [Dixieland version2 clip] (00 : 37)
18:27 END
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Original Score by John Williams
Original Theatre Release: 1990
"You can be too old for a lot of things, but you're never too old to be afraid."
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SYNOPSIS
When bratty 8-year-old Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) acts out the night before a family trip to Paris, his mother (Catherine O'Hara) makes him sleep in the attic. After the McCallisters mistakenly leave for the airport without Kevin, he awakens to an empty house and assumes his wish to have no family has come true.
But his excitement sours when he realizes that two con men (Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern) plan to rob the McCallister residence, and that he alone must protect the family home
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Williams’s music for the film is marvellous, near the top of the list of great Christmas-themed film scores. There are several wonderful themes, a couple of which get vocal arrangements with Leslie Bricusse lyrics.
Included in this complete Soundtrack are the non "Williams" tracks such as "I'm Free riff [Long Tall Sally]", "Angels With Filthy Souls [Source]", "You're A Mean One Mr. Grinch [clip part 2]" and "Deck the Halls Polka [Source]" .
“Somewhere in My Memory” serves as the score’s main theme, it’s a very beautiful piece of music and works equally well in both its orchestral and choral forms. Its very sentimental nature can be entirely forgiven considering what it was written for. It’s become one of the standard Christmas tunes, and it’s simply full of festive cheer.
Enjoy!
P.S. Thanks to the members of ffshrine for most of the source material for this soundtrack.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Fox Fanfare (00 : 12)
00:12 02 Home Alone Main Title (01 : 24)
01:37 03 Pack Your Suitcase (00 : 12)
01:49 04 Introducing Marley (01 : 21)
03:11 05 In Good Hands (00 : 12)
03:23 06 Banished to the Attic (01 : 04)
04:27 07 We Slept In (01 : 00)
05:27 08 Head Count (00 : 15)
05:43 09 Run Rudolph Run - Chuck Berry (02 : 43)
08:26 10 Hello (01 : 20)
09:47 11 Kevin's Wish (00 : 56)
10:44 12 I'm Free riff [Long Tall Sally] (00 : 34)
11:18 13 Target Practice Film Take (00 : 36)
11:55 14 Angels With Filthy Souls [Source] (00 : 07)
12:02 15 Sledding on the Stairs (00 : 41)
12:44 16 Lights On (01 : 14)
13:58 17 You're A Mean One Mr. Grinch [clip part 2] - Thurl Ravencroft (00 : 29)
14:28 18 Guess Who's Home (01 : 26)
15:55 19 Paris Arrival (00 : 33)
16:28 20 Man of the House (00 : 47)
17:16 21 Police Check (00 : 32)
17:49 22 Please Come Home For Christmas - Southside Johnny Lyon (02 : 39)
20:28 23 The Bookshelf (01 : 07)
21:36 24 Phone Machine (00 : 32)
22:08 25 Drug Store (00 : 48)
22:57 26 Escape Across the Ice (01 : 43)
24:41 27 Follow That Kid (02 : 07)
26:49 28 Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee (02 : 03)
28:53 29 Listening to Carson (00 : 39)
29:33 30 White Christmas - Drifters(02 : 38)
32:11 31 Changing Clothes (00 : 36)
32:48 32 Kitchen (00 : 59)
33:47 33 Scammed by a Kindergartner (02 : 07)
35:55 34 Deck the Halls Polka [Source] (00 : 33)
36:28 35 Walking Home [Somewhere In My Memory] (01 : 03)
37:31 36 O Holy Night (02 : 47)
40:19 37 Star of Bethlehem [Film Mix] (02 : 58)
43:17 38 Carol of the Bells (01 : 24)
44:41 39 Setting The Trap (02 : 28)
47:10 40 The Attack Begins (01 : 26)
48:36 41 Marv Enters The Basement, A Hot Hand, Sore Head (02 : 47)
51:24 42 Paint Cans (02 : 03)
53:28 43 Clothesline Trapeze (03 : 33)
57:01 44 Marley to the Rescue (00 : 34)
57:36 45 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Mel Tormé (00 : 56)
58:33 46 The Next Morning, Mom Returns (02 : 36)
61:09 47 Home Alone Finale (01 : 41)
62:51 48 We Wish You a Merry Christmas (00 : 15)
63:06 49 Holiday Flight Album (00 : 58)
64:04 50 Home Alone Ending (03 : 03)
67:08 END
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Original Score by Vince Guaraldi Quintet.
Original Broadcast November 20, 1973
Featuring Seward McCain (Bass), Tom Harrell (Trumpet), Chuck Bennett (Trombone), Mike Clark (2nd Bass), and Vince Guaraldi (Acoustic Keyboard).
"We've got ANOTHER holiday to worry about. It seems Thanksgiving Day is upon us. I haven't even finished eating all of my Halloween candy!"
"I was just checking the mailbox. What did you expect, a turkey card?"
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SYNOPSIS
Peppermint Patty invites herself and her friends over to Charlie Brown's for Thanksgiving, and with Linus, Snoopy, and Woodstock, he attempts to throw together a Thanksgiving dinner.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Introducing a newly created, complete soundtrack (version 2) from a brand new source.
This version is a higher quality than any previous versions.
*05/23/2020 Added a lost track "13 Thanksgiving Interlude2".
The jazzy soundtrack features a toe-tapping, wistful score by Vince Guaraldi and his quintet. In addition, the track "Little Birdie" is sung by Vince Guaraldi too.
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Charlie Brown Blues (01 : 19) play mega.nz/embed/D3QlDRIJ#4onqm89ec8ZUfzRxBKSLpqFzdXJpYSqttbBlRCEjWSc!0s1a
01:19 02 Thanksgiving Theme1 (00 : 07)
01:27 03 Thanksgiving Theme2 (01 : 45)
03:12 04 Peppermint Patty (03 : 27)
06:40 05 Little Birdie (03 : 19)
10:00 06 Thanksgiving Interlude (00 : 29)
10:29 07 Is It James or Charlie (00 : 22)
10:51 08 Linus and Lucy (01 : 48)
12:40 09 Fife and Drums Theme (01 : 44) play mega.nz/embed/D3QlDRIJ#4onqm89ec8ZUfzRxBKSLpqFzdXJpYSqttbBlRCEjWSc!760s1a
14:24 10 Is It James or Charlie2 (00 : 46)
15:10 11 Is It James or Charlie3 (02 : 38)
17:48 12 Charlie Brown Blues alternate (02 : 25)
20:14 13 Thanksgiving Interlude2 (00 : 12)
20:26 14 Over The River And Thru The Woods (00 : 17)
20:44 15 Thanksgiving Theme3 (01 : 53)
22:37 16 Thanksgiving Theme4 (00 : 36)
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A CHARLIE BROWN THANKSGIVING 50th ANNIVERSARY ALBUM
Just for grins, I did a comparison between this soundtrack and the new "Charlie Brown Thanksgiving 50th Anniversary" album. Surprisingly the "50th Anniversary" album had some alternate, alternate versions and some missing tracks. Have a look.
THIS SOUNDTRACK 50th ANNIVERSARY
01 Charlie Brown Blues End note added
04 Peppermint Patty Wrong version, different instrumentation
05 Little Birdie vocal Wrong version, horn is flat
08 Linus and Lucy Same beginnning, longer version
10 Is It James or Charlie2 Track missing from album
11 Is It James or Charlie3 Track missing from album
12 Charlie Brown Blues (Reprise) (alternate) Wrong version, extra guitar on left channel
also album listed it as track #10, should be track #12
13 Thanksgiving Interlude2 Album listed it as track #11, should be track #13
14 Over The River And Thru The Woods (acappella) Track missing from album
15 Thanksgiving Theme (2nd Reprise) Album listed it as track #12, should be track #15
16 Thanksgiving Theme (3rd Reprise) Album listed it as track #13, should be track #16
also Different pitch
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Original Score By Michael Convertino
"That's the North Pole ?"
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SYNOPSIS
Tim Allen as Scott Calvin, an ordinary man accidentally causes Santa Claus to fall from his roof on Christmas Eve. When he and his young son, Charlie, finish St. Nick's trip and deliveries, they go to the North Pole where Scott learns that he must become the new Santa and convince those he loves that he is indeed Santa Claus.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Convertino has composed a wistful, warm, gentle theme full of innocence and all you’d expect from a film about Santa Claus. By playing it straight, Convertino supports the characters rather than their actions, and this brings them to life and gives the film the sentimental charm its comedy elements didn’t. The classical motif combines with the main theme in “Not Over Any Oceans”, closing the film in a jubilant recapitulation (courtesy WikiPedia).
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 O Christmas Tree (00 : 55)
00:55 02 Carol of the Bells (01 : 23)
02:19 03 White Christmas (02 : 37)
04:56 04 Goodnight Goodnight (01 : 05)
06:02 05 Santa Falls (02 : 21)
08:24 06 Rose Suchak Ladder (01 : 26)
09:50 07 Let's Go (01 : 00)
10:50 08 The Sash Completes The Ensemble (01 : 03)
11:54 09 Flight (00 : 44)
12:38 10 You Have Got To Be Kidding (00 : 36)
13:14 11 Away to the Window (02 : 08)
15:23 12 The Bells of Christmas - Loreena Mckennitt (02 : 15)
17:38 13 This Is Very Old Like Me (00 : 49)
18:27 14 The Santa Clause (00 : 32)
19:00 15 I'll Just Take The Next Train (01 : 28)
20:28 16 Believing Is Seeing (03 : 23)
23:52 17 You're In Denial Dad (01 : 07)
25:0- 18 Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - David Seville & the Chipmunks (01 : 40)
26:40 19 Charlie There Is No-- (01 : 17)
27:57 20 Somethings Wrong With The Mirror (00 : 42)
28:40 21 Jingle Bells Jazz (00 : 59)
29:39 22 The List (01 : 20)
31:00 23 Veronica Very Nice (00 : 51)
31:51 24 I'm Sorry To Do This (01 : 16)
33:07 25 Remember (01 : 00)
34:08 26 Gimme All Your Lovin - ZZ Top (03 : 58)
38:06 27 Mom and Neal's House (00 : 41)
38:48 28 We Got Calvin (00 : 52)
39:40 29 E.L.F.S. (00 : 27)
40:07 30 We're The Good Guys (01 : 34)
41:42 31 Elves With Attitude (00 : 50)
42:32 32 Love (03 : 04)
45:36 33 Near Capture (00 : 43)
46:20 34 Comfort and Joy (02 : 07)
48:27 35 Not Over Any Oceans (01 : 44)
50:12 36 Christmas Will Return - Brenda Russel & Howard Hewett (04 : 00)
54:13 END
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RARE 1-800 SCENE
In case you haven't see ealier releases of The Santa Clause,
here's the rare 1-800 scene.
youtube.com/watch?v=sawsa8NI1o0
“I don’t know if we each have a destiny, or if we’re all just floating around accidental, like on a breeze. But I think maybe it’s both. Maybe both are happening at the same time.”
“You have to do the best with what God gave you.”
“There’s only so much fortune a man really needs, and the rest is just for showin’ off.”
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SYNOPSIS
Forrest is a slow-witted guy, with a huge life story to tell.
He never thought any less of himself than anybody else in life, and he recaps his whole life to any passers-by.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
The film is over 20 years old now, can you believe that?
"Forrest Gump – Original Motion Picture Score" is the original score album for the 1994 film Forrest Gump, directed by Robert Zemeckis. The music was composed and conducted by Alan Silvestri.
Below is a mix consisting of "I'll Be Right here" (the last scene), followed by "Forrest Gump Suite" (End Credits). What's interesting is, the "Suite" contains a track I called "Humming" which doesn't appear anywhere in the film, just the credits.
As for the individual tracks, I added stills to match what was happening in the film. Obviously the End Credits tracks are not played in chronolgical order. But as in any suite, it gives us some of the best instrumental music from the film.
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01. I'll Be Right Here (01 : 45)
01:45 02. Jenny Returns (clip) (00 : 43)
02:28 03. You're No Different1 (clip) (00 : 55)
03:24 04. Humming (01 : 33)
04:57 05. Crusade (clip) (01 : 52)
06:50 06. You're No Different2 (clip) (00 : 26)
07:17 END
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Original music composed by Vince Guaraldi Sextet, Rod McKuen and John Scott Trotter, Soundtrack analization by Derrick Bang
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BACKGROUND ON "A Boy Named Charlie Brown Soundtrack [pt. 1]"
"A Boy Named Charlie Brown", includes several original songs, some of which boasted vocals for the first time:
"Failure Face", "I Before E Except After C" and "Champion Charlie Brown".
The instrumental tracks interspersed throughout the movie were composed by Vince Guaraldi and arranged by John Scott Trotter (who also wrote "I Before E Except After C").
The music consisted mostly of uptempo jazz tunes that had been heard since some of the earliest Peanuts television specials aired back in 1965; however, for "A Boy Named Charlie Brown", they were given a more "theatrical" treatment, with lusher horn-filled arrangements.
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THIS SOUNDTRACK "A Boy Named Charlie Brown Complete Soundtrack [The Soundtrack That Almost Was pt. 2]"
For those of you not familiar with Derrick Bang, years ago he wrote an all inclusive article"The Soundtrack That Almost Was" describing every track proposed to be in "A Boy Named Charlie Brown".
The article goes on to describe "Easter Eggs" that were recorded by Vince Guaraldi, John Scott Trotter and Rod McKuen, but never made the final cut.
This album is a collection of these rare tracks; here are a few highlights.
- Track "#03 Champion Charlie Brown (unused jazz version)" by the Vince Guaraldi Sextet is unusual in that Rod McKuen had written the original as a vocal, but here Vince plays it in his typical jazzy style.
- Track #05 Skating (complete unused version)"; I was finally able to locate Vince Guaraldi's extended version of "Skating" from this movie (without the "Blue Puck" interruption).
You'll notice immediately the instrumentation is quite different from the movie version and is quite long.
- Track "#06 Something For Snoopy" was originally written by Rod McKuen as an instrumental for the movie, but was eventually not used in the film.
Rod also supplied his own "Piano" style interpretations of "Failure Face", "Champion Charlie Brown" and a laid back version of "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" (not to be confused with the movie version you know and love).
- Track "#14 Bus Wheel Blues (ext. no harp)" by John Scott Trotter is an extended version, without the annoying harp.
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YOUTUBE PLAYLIST
00:00 01. Linus Lucy Found Blanket alt. - Vince Guaraldi Sextet (00 : 27.167347)
00:27 02. Champion Charlie Brown alt. - Rod McKuen (00 : 12.799975)
00:39 03. Champion Charlie Brown unused jazz version » Vince Guaraldi Sextet (02 : 06.585000)
02:46 04. I Before E instr. - John Scott Trotter Bill Melendez (03 : 33.942850)
06:20 05. Skating complete unused version - Vince Guaraldi Sextet (03 : 46.560000)
10:07 06. Something For Snoopy (01 : 40.493061)
11:47 07. Champion Charlie Brown alt vocal1 (02 : 26.416327)
14:13 08. Champion Charlie Brown alt vocal2 (02 : 15.888980)
16:29 09. Failure Face alt instr (02 : 02.958367)
18:32 10. Failure Face alt vocal (02 : 00.372245)
20:33 11. A Boy Named Charlie Brown alt vocal (02 : 39.869388)
23:13 12. Champion Charlie Brown logo alt. - Rod McKuen (00 : 23.196735)
23:36 13. Air Music The Red Baron Strikes Again alt. - John Scott Trotter (02 : 11.395918)
25:47 14. Bus Wheel Blues ext. no harp - John Scott Trotter (02 : 07.660408)
27:55 15. Champion Charlie Brown transition - Rod McKuen (00 : 17.278200)
28:12 16. Skating Blue Puck Skating alt. - Vince Guaraldi John Scott Trotter (06 : 23.800500)
Original Broadcast: Dec. 16, 1963
"The mind of man has always longed to know what lies beyond the world we live in. Explorers have ventured into the deeps and the heights. Of these explorers some are scientists, some are mystics. Each is driven by a different purpose. The one thing they share in common is a wish to cross the Borderlands that lie beyond the Outer Limits."
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SYNOPSIS
By accident, physicist Ian Frazer and his team discover a doorway to a parallel universe. In order to continue their research, they discredit a female psychic's activities and convince a wealthy industrialist to give them financial backing and electrical energy to explore this uncharted (fourth) dimension at the Midlands power plant and find out his deceased son.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
This recreation of the "Borderland" soundtrack consists of musical selections found in "Please Stand By", "The Galaxy Being","The Architects Of Fear" and "Tourist Attraction". The "Borderland" has more mechanical sound effects and music as sound effects often in the guise of sustained chords than actual music underscore. In fact according to the cue sheets, the duration of all of the music cues total 23:02--this is the shortest music runtime for any score in the first season, second to "The Galaxy Being". The shortness of music and the use of music as sound effects make the situation more realistic for the viewer, such as the Doppler effect sounds.
When Ian is in the fourth dimension, all of the notes in the brass chord go up chromatically while sustained as whole notes for a long duration; this pattern lasts several minutes. It is used for dramatic climax and then the trombones play an atonal melody during the temporal shift, occurring in the cue "B.M.", then returns to the ascending chromatic section but now with more brass.
This occurs when Ian, halfway in the fourth dimension, holds onto Eva (Nina Foch) for dramatic effect. The movement of the chromatic chords then quicken when Mr. Hartly (Barry Jobes) goes into the fourth dimension to find his deceased son. This use of chromatic block chords is a convention that derives from early horror film scores. This cue lasts over five and a half minutes and, according to the cue sheet, it overlaps two acts. During the lab rat disappearance scene containing sustained chords that foreshadow the "B.M." cue and the prolonged scene toward the end of the episode.
(*) The above paragraphs have been excerpted from "The Outer Limits and the Aural Imagination" by Reba Wissner.
As mentioned above, a few tracks have been married with special effects. "Ease It Down, "Dynamo1", "Dynamo2" and "Drop Box" are such tracks where the effects almost drown out the music. "B.M." (aka "Big Finish") is broken up into 3 sections which matches the presentation on-screen. It has also been used in the climax of the episodes "Sixth Finger" and "The Special One".
Have a listen!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Panic [Teaser edit] (00 : 22)
00:22 02 Main Title4 and Capper 4A (00 : 47)
01:10 03 Sine Wave (00 : 18)
01:29 04 The Mind Of Man [Main Title, Please Stand By] (00 : 26)
01:55 05 Look At My Hand [To The Rescue, Tourist Attraction] (00 : 05)
02:01 06 Seance1 [He's Trying To Reach You] [Loop 6, Galaxy Being] (00 : 44)
02:46 07 I Give You My Word [Wait For Me, Please Stand By] (00 : 28)
03:14 08 Bumper (00 : 02)
03:17 09 Power Plant [Let's Go] (00 : 15)
03:32 10 Ill Take Care Of You [Goodbye#1] (00 : 17)
03:50 11 Curse on you [Wait For Me, Please Stand By] (00 : 33)
04:24 12 Ease It Down (00 : 20)
04:44 13 Dynamo1 (00 : 14)
04:59 14 Dynamo2 (00 : 11)
05:11 15 Drop Box [Bumper Sections C] (00 : 26)
05:37 16 Dont Try To Touch Me [B.M., Big Finish1] (04 : 33)
10:10 17 We'll Black Out The City [B.M., Big Finish2] (00 : 29)
10:39 18 Dion [B.M., Big Finish3] (00 : 07)
10:47 19 I'm Back [Goodbye#2] (00 : 30)
11:17 20 Control Voice Sign Off [Woozy Chord] (00 : 13)
11:31 21 End Credits Version 2 stereo (00 : 56)
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ABOUT THE ORIGINAL CUES
To assist in identifying the musical cues in "the Borderland", I referred to the book "The Outer Limits and the Aural Imagination" . Below are the excerpted cues (from the book) used in the episode as recorded by Roger Farris during Domenic Frontiere's recording sessions. Some of the cues listed don't always match up (exactly) to the soundtrack.
Panic
Main Title4
Main Tile Capper4
Alan Carries Carol (from Please Stand By)
Main Title (from Please Stand By)
Main Title Capper4A
To The Rescue (from Tourist Attraction)
Seance 1
Goodbye1
Loop6 (from Galaxy Being)
Wait For Me (from Please Stand By)
Bumper4
Let's Go3
Goodbye2
Seance2
Loop3
Dynamo2
Loop2
Bumper Sections C
Goodbye4
B.M.
Woozy Chord
End Title3
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SYNOPSIS
TAXI
The song tells the story of Harry, a cab driver, on a rainy night in San Francisco. He picks up a woman wearing an expensive gown, his last fare for the night, and she asks to be taken to her home at 16 Parkside Lane,
an address in an affluent section of town. Harry finds the woman familiar at first, but she seems not to recognize him until after she looks at him in the rear-view mirror and glances at his taxi license. It is then revealed that she is Sue, an old flame from Harry's youth.
In flashback, Harry remembers how he "used to take her home in his car" and also how they "learned about love in the back of a Dodge," adding, "The lesson hadn't gone too far." Sue had wanted to be an actress, while Harry was going to learn to fly . Their relationship ended when Sue "took off to find the footlights" and Harry "took off to find the sky."
The song's bridge features the bass player, John Wallace, in falsetto, singing:
"Baby's so high, that she's skying
Yes she's flying, afraid to fall
I'll tell you why baby's crying
Cause she's dying, aren't we all?"
The taxi arrives at Sue's lavish home. As she prepares to exit the cab, she vaguely offers to get together with him sometime, with Harry knowing "it'd never be arranged." Sue pays him a $20 bill for "a $2.50 fare" and says: "Harry, keep the change."
Harry responds:
"Well, another man might have been angry
And another man might have been hurt
But another man never would have let her go;
I stashed the bill in my shirt"
As Sue walks into her "handsome home," Harry realizes that "they'd both gotten what they'd asked for, such a long, long time ago":
Sue is now "acting" happy, while Harry's "flying" by driving a taxi, "taking tips", and "getting stoned."
SEQUEL
The story of Harry and Sue continues with them meeting again ten years later. Harry, now a successful musician, returns to San Francisco to play a concert, and has "eight hours to kill before the show,"
and thinks of his old lover. He decides to visit the address of "16 Parkside Lane" where he last saw Sue a decade before.
After considering options of "a limousine, or at least a fancy car," he takes a taxi to the reunion, this time sitting in the back as the paying customer.
The taxi turns into the driveway "past the gate and the fine-trimmed lawn."
Harry is informed by a butler answering the door that Sue doesn't live here anymore. The butler gives Harry a forwarding address. Harry tells his cabbie, "I got one more fare for you." The address proves to be that of a 5 story old brownstone; the buzzer said somebody's home.
"And she said, 'How are you, Harry'?
Haven't we played this scene before?
I said, It's so good to see you, Sue
Had to play it out just once more...
Play it out just once more.”
She tells Harry of hearing him flying high on the radio; but he shrugs off the hype of stardom. She laughed and said "it's better sometimes when we don't get to touch our dreams". Harry asked where was that actress? She said that was somebody else.
He asked why she was so happy now and she said "I finally like myself".
They talked all through that afternoon about where they'd been.
Sometimes you can't find what you're feeling til all the words run out.
He invites her to see his concert but she declines, saying "NO I work at night." Sadfully he said "We gotten too good at leavin Sue, Harry you're right.
"Don't ask me If I made love to her or which one of us started to cry.
Don't ask me why wouldn't take the money I left.
If I answered at all, I'd lie."
Harry reflects on the circle of their lives. she had wanted to be an actress and he a flight pilot. Ten years ago she was acting happy in her high-end life while he was flying high, stoned in his taxi. Today he "acts as he's facing the footlights, and now she's flying with both feet on the ground.
The song ends with:
"So I guess it's the sequel to our story
From the journey between heaven and hell
With half the time, thinking of what might have been
And half thinkin' just as well.
I guess only time will tell."
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 Taxi (06 : 37)
06:37 Sequel (06 : 34)
13:11 END
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SYNOPSIS
"Mr." Barry Manilow performed this touching song for the 1978 film
"Foul Play" starring Chevy Chase and Goldie Hawn.
The song was composed by Charles Fox, with lyrics by Fox's writing partner, Norman Gimbel. Manilow conceived and supervised the song's recording in partnership with Ron Dante.
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ABOUT THIS TRACK
When originally released on a 45 RPM, it was mono; as was subsequent releases on various greatest hits albums. Now (in true stereo), here is an extended version complete with the original instrumentation (harp).
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 Ready To Take A Chance Again [extended stereo w/harp] (04 : 08)
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LYRICS
You remind me I live in a shell
Safe from the past and doing' okay but not very well
No jolts, no surprises, no crisis arises
My life goes along as it should, it's all very nice but not very good
And I'm ready to take a chance again
Ready to put my love on the line with you
Been living with nothing to show for it
You get what you get when you go for it
And I'm ready to take a chance again with you
When she left me in all my despair, I just held on
My hopes were all gone, then I found you there
And I'm ready to take a chance again
Ready to put my love on the line with you
Been living with nothing to show for it
You get what you get when you go for it
And I'm ready to take a chance again
Ready to put my love on the line with you
Been living with nothing to show for it
You get what you get when you go for it
And I'm ready to take a chance again
Ready to take a chance again with you, with you
And I'm ready to take a chance again
Ready to take a chance again with you, with you
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Original Theater Release 1981
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SYNOPSIS
Scotland's Sheena Easton scored a world wide hit with this in 1981.
She also remains the only artist to ever be seen singing the theme song to a James Bond movie during its opening titles.
Sheena released this song originally on a 45 RPM.
Side A contained the single version,
Side B contained an instrumental version.
This is my special extended HQ mix of both versions.
Enjoy!
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LYRICS
For your eyes only, can see me through the night
For your eyes only, I never need to hide
You can see so much in me, so much in me that's new
I never felt until I looked at you
For your eyes only, only for you
You'll see what noone else can see, and now I'm breaking free
For your eyes only, only for you
The love I know you need in me, the fantasy you've freed in me
Only for you, only for you
For your eyes only, the nights are never cold
You really know me, that's all I need to know
Maybe I'm an open book because I know you're mine
But you won't need to read between the lines
For your eyes only, only for you
You see what no one else can see, and now I'm breaking free
For your eyes only, only for you
The passions that collide in me, the wild abandoned side of me
Only for you, for your eyes only
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 For Your Eyes Only extended (04 : 33)
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SYNOPSIS
The Rocketeer tells the story of stunt pilot Cliff Secord who discovers a rocket powered jet pack that enables him to fly without an aircraft. His heroic deeds soon attract the attention of Howard Hughes and the FBI, who are hunting for the missing jet pack, as well as sadistic Nazi operatives.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
The music for The Rocketeer was composed and conducted by James Horner. The soundtrack received positive reviews and is often mentioned as being one of the film's stronger elements "Rocketeer End Title" is the final track in the film.
Enjoy.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 Rocketeer End Title (06 : 34)
06:34.370612 END
By The Blues Image
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SYNOPSIS
Blues Image lead singer Mike Pinera wrote this with their keyboard player Skip Konte. Mike's wife Valerie told us: "Ride Captain is a story from his imagination. I know when he was in the studio recording that album, they needed another song and he wrote it on the spot.
He came up with 73 from the keyboard having 73 keys.
A lot of people say it relates to a few different stories."
The keyboard they used was a Rhodes electric piano, and this was an early use of the instrument on a popular song.
A plausible, but false interpretation of the song is that it is about Sir Francis Drake's voyage on the west coast of America. Drake did sail once with 73 sailors, and he sailed in the vicinity of San Francisco.
Drake's ship was considered "mysterious" because of its opulence, funded by seizures from Spanish ships.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
For any fan of 70's music, one Classic Rock track stands out.
"Ride Captain Ride' by The Blues Image is a one hit wonder who's music is timeless. The single version had a slightly truncated guitar ending, while the album gave us a few more notes.
But in the end, I always felt something was missing.
I always wondered what would this track would have sounded like with a full ending?
OK, you might call this sacrilege but I endeavored; what if I combined the album version with Mike Pinera's extended guitar ending from his 2017 "Timeless" album?
OK, they don't match exactly but they're pretty close.
Have a listen and see what you think.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 Ride Captain Ride (04 : 18)
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LYRICS
Seventy-three men sailed up from the San Francisco Bay
Rolled off of their ship, and here's what they had to say
"We're callin' everyone to ride along to another shore
We can laugh our lives away and be free once more"
But no one heard them callin', no one came at all
Cause they were too busy watchin' those old raindrops fall
As a storm was blowin' out on the peaceful sea
Seventy-three men sailed off to history
Ride, captain ride upon your mystery ship
Be amazed at the friends you have here on your trip
Ride captain ride upon your mystery ship
On your way to a world that others might have missed
{Bridge}
Seventy-three men sailed up from the San Francisco Bay
Rolled off of their ship, and here's what they had to say
"We're callin' everyone to ride along to another shore
We can laugh our lives away and be free once more"
But no one heard them callin', no one came at all
Cause they were too busy watchin' those old raindrops fall
As a storm was blowin' out on the peaceful sea
Seventy-three men sailed off to history
"O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum, [Oh Christmas tree, Oh Christmas tree]
du kannst mir sehr gefallen!" [Of all the trees most lovely]
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SYNOPSIS
The storyline of "Snoopy's Christmas" was based on a real event: the 1914 Christmas Truce on the Western Front between British and German troops.
The two sides not only negotiated a ceasefire but came together on the battlefield’s no man’s land to exchange gifts — whiskey, rum, cigars and chocolates!
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Just a little holiday whimsey. The "Story Of Snoopy's Christmas" as imagined on British radio, followed by the classic tune "Snoopy's Christmas" by the Royal Guardsmen (in stereo of course).
And as a bonus, I've included "It Kinda Looks Like Christmas".
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 The Story Of Snoopy's Christmas (03 : 04)
03:04 02 Snoopy's Christmas (03 : 10)
06:15 03 It Kinda Looks Like Christmas (02 : 14)
"Where are you Christmas? I think I found you.
This time I think I'll make you stay.
You'll hear us singing. Bells will be ringing.
Now and forever. Christmas Day!"
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SYNOPSIS
Inside a snowflake exists the magical land of Whoville, wherein live the Whos, an almost-mutated sort of Munchkin-like people who all love Christmas. Just outside of their beloved town lives the Grinch, a nasty creature that hates Christmas and plans to steal it from the Whos, which he equally abhors. Little Cindy Lou Who, decides to befriend the Grinch.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
"He carves The Roast Beast" is the final James Horner instrumental track, culminating with a chorus of "Fahoo fores dahoo dores" and "Where are you Christmas?" .
Also included are the Pop tunes "Where Are You Christmas" by Faith Hill, "Lonely Christmas Eve" by Ben Folds, and last, the iconic song used throughout the film "Green Christmas" by Barenaked Ladies.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 He Carves The Roast Beast - James Horner (03 : 11)
03:07 02 Where Are You Christmas - Faith Hill (04 : 06)
07:05 03 Lonely Christmas Eve - Ben Folds (03 : 20)
10:23 04 Green Christmas - Barenaked Ladies (02 : 35)
"But one by one
We all had to grow up
When it seems the magic slipped away
We find it all again on Christmas Day"
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SYNOPSIS
On Christmas Eve, a young boy embarks on a magical adventure to the North Pole on the Polar Express, while learning about friendship, bravery, and the spirit of Christmas.
There, he receives an extraordinary gift only those who still believe in Santa can experience.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
The Polar Express End Credits is a medley of abbreviated popular songs heard throughout the movie. Including "Believe (vocal)" sung by Josh Groban, "Hot Chocolate" sung by Tom Hanks and "Christmas Comes To Town" sung by Mathew Hall and Meagan Moore.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 End Title
01:46 Believe (vocal)
05:24 Polar Express Theme
06:40 Christmas Comes To Town
08:40 Hot Chocolate
09:32 Spirit Of The Season
11:00 Believe (instr.)
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Scored by the incredible Vince Guaraldi Sextet
Original Broadcast October 27, 1966
Music arranged and conducted by John Scott Trotter.
Featuring Monty Budwig (Bassist), Colin Bailey (Drummer), Emanuel Klein (Trumpet), John Gray (Guitar), Ronald Lang (Flute and Woodwinds) and Vince Guaraldi (Keyboards)
"Dear Great Pumpkin, I'm looking forward to your arrival on Halloween night."
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SYNOPSIS
The kids celebrate Halloween, with Linus hoping that, finally, he will be visited by The Great Pumpkin. He explains to Charlie Brown, and anyone else who will listen, that you must be worthy in order to receive a visit from the Great Pumpkin. He even convinces Sally, who is smitten with Linus, to forgo trick-or-treating and wait with him in the pumpkin patch.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Linus and Lucy [Halloween version] (01 : 45)
01:45 02 Graveyard Theme [extended] (00 : 51)
02:37 03 Snoopy and the Leaf (00 : 22)
02:59 04 Linus and Sucker (00 : 10)
03:09 05 Great Pumpkin Waltz1 (02 : 26)
05:36 06 Linus and Lucy2 (00 : 33)
06:09 07 Charlie Brown Theme alt. (00 : 25)
06:35 08 Happy Linus (00 : 09)
06:44 09 Great Pumpkin Waltz2 [slower] (01 : 31)
08:15 10 Red Baron (00 : 18)
08:33 11 Drums Great Pumpkin Waltz3 (01 : 14)
09:48 12 Great Pumpkin Waltz4 (00 : 59)
10:47 13 Trick or Treat1 (01 : 13)
12:01 14 Fanfare (00 : 06) play mega.nz/embed/v3o0mIqb#na42EGLA-tkqAYflrvF6rw3tBZacTILmmMbJa7DPZ5M!770s1a
12:07 15 Breathless1 (00 : 33)
12:40 16 Trick or Treat2 (00 : 06)
12:47 17 Charlie Brown Theme2 (00 : 38)
13:26 18 Breathless2 (00 : 46)
14:12 19-22 Tipperary, Long Trail, Troubles, Picardy (01 : 45)
15:58 23 Trick or Treat3 (00 : 31)
16:29 24 Alarm (00 : 15)
16:44 25 Linus and Lucy3 (00 : 33)
17:18 26 Its the Great Pumpkin Ending (01 : 27)
18:45 END
Music Arranged and Performed by David Benoit
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SYNOPSIS
Charlie Brown and a few of his friends attend a camp, and there they meet Joe Aggit, a lying bully who offers to teach kids the game of Marbles without telling them it’s for keeps.
Then he takes their marbles for good. When Rerun is tricked and gets his marbles taken, Charlie Brown must use his own marbles to help get the other kids their marbles back. The only problem is, Charlie Brown doesn’t know how to play.
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ABOUT THIS SOUNDTRACK
If you're familiar with the Peanuts specials "It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown" and "You're in the Super Bowl, Charlie Brown", David Benoit performed and arranged the music score consisting of variations of songs originally performed by jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi. As such, you'll notice this soundtrack has musical tracks like "Surfin' Snoopy", "Masked Marvel" and "Red Baron", but are played at a slightly different tempo and key.
All of them have Benoit's magic touch, which makes them truly reminiscent of Vince's original tracks. I know the first time I heard these, I was tapping my foot to the "Masked Marvel", which appears no less than six times.
Originally I wanted to source the music from the new 5.1 version. Unfortunately it suffered from severe vocal bouncing between channels. So my only choice was to use the old 2 channel version, which surprising worked out pretty well.
Bear in mind though, that with any vocal removal process, maintaining true stereo always leaves some artifacts (squeaks) and background noises behind. This soundtrack is not perfect but as a Benoit fan of Guaraldi music, this is a cornucopia of his hits.
Have a listen and let me know what you think.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Linus and Lucy / (02 : 48)
01:03 .. Surfin' Snoopy /
01:54 .. Happiness Is /
02:18 .. Surfin' Snoopy2
02:48 02 Peppermint Patty (01 : 10)
03:59 03 Linus and Lucy2 (00 : 16)
04:15 04 Masked Marvel (01 : 55)
06:10 05 Oh Good Grief (00 : 58)
07:09 06 Masked Marvel2 (01 : 52)
09:02 07 Happiness Is2 (00 : 59)
10:01 08 You're in Love Charlie Brown (01 : 40)
11:42 09 Pebble Beach (01 : 32)
13:15 10 Masked Marvel3 (00 : 41)
13:57 11 Masked Marvel4 / (01 : 11)
14:29 .. Linus and Lucy3 /
14:39 .. Masked Marvel5
15:07 12 Red Baron (01 : 03)
16:11 13 Masked Marvel6 / (01 : 08)
17:01 .. Linus and Lucy4
17:19 14 Happiness Is3 (00 : 41)
18:01 15 Linus and Lucy5 (00 : 34)
18:35 16 Oh Good Grief2 (00 : 20)
18:55 17 Linus and Lucy6 (00 : 25)
Featuring Eddie Duran (Guitar), Eugene "Puzzy" Firth (Bass) and Pete Magadini (Drums).
Original Broadcast June 8, 1966
"For one brief moment, victory was within our grasp.
And then the game started. 123 to nothing!"
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SYNOPSIS
At the end of their patience after yet another humiliating defeat of Charlie Brown's baseball team, the whole team quits on him. All seems lost until Charlie Brown learns that his team can join the Little League and become a member team with real uniforms!
The teams enthusiasm is rekindled, but unknown to them, Charlie Browns learns that neither the girls nor his dog Snoopy would be allowed to play. With great difficulty, Charlie Brown has to make a difficult moral decision and live with the consequences.
Just like A Charlie Brown Christmas before it, this special also had sponsoring from Coca Cola (and Dolly Madison on a repeat after 1966), which was later edited out from later broadcasts.
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THIS SOUNDTRACK *UPDATED* v3
Vince Guaraldi composed the music for Charlie Brown All Stars and his compositions are great as usual. It opens with Charlie Brown chasing down a baseball accompanied by a simple but great bass and drum tune. Guaraldi's most famous composition "Linus And Lucy" here gets a new arrangement with some horns added.
Featuring some Vince Guaraldi classics such as "Surfin' Snoopy", "All-Stars Theme", "Baseball Theme", "Charlie Brown And His All-Stars" and the TV version of "Pebble Beach".
And thanks to Malcolm Dewbarry for pointing out the missing track "Trumpet Fanfare", which has been included in this version. Sorry, "Rain, Rain, Go Away" still has the rain fx in it.
To my surprise "Charlie Brown's All-Stars" finally appeared on BluRay with a 5.1 audio track. While that made my job easier to separate the music, I was dismayed at the quality. Just like it's predecessor "Charlie Brown Christmas", this special has horrible hiss through most of the songs.
But, if you love baseball tunes, this is the Guaraldi special for you!
Enjoy
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Charlies Run (00 : 41)
00:41 02 Charlie Brown And His All-Stars (00 : 19)
01:01 03 Baseball Theme1 (00 : 12)
01:13 04 Baseball Theme2 brass version (00 : 54)
02:08 05 Baseball Theme3 guitar version (00 : 45)
02:53 06 All-Stars Theme1 (01 : 23)
04:17 07 All-Stars Theme2 (00 : 21)
04:38 08 Surfin Snoopy1 (00 : 44)
05:22 09 Pebble Beach (00 : 32)
05:55 10 All-Stars Theme3 (00 : 54)
06:50 11 Baseball Theme4 (00 : 27)
07:17 12 Surfin Snoopy2 (01 : 09)
08:26 13 Baseball Theme5 brass version (00 : 49)
09:16 14 Trumpet Fanfare (00 : 01)
09:17 15 All-Stars Theme4 (00 : 55)
10:12 16 Surfin Snoopy3 (00 : 23)
10:35 17 Baseball Theme6 brass version (00 : 23)
10:58 18 Rain Rain Go Away (00 : 57)
11:56 19 All-Stars Theme5 with ending (00 : 38)
12:34 END
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And check out the original product placement ad:
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Original Broadcast 9/27/69
Featuring Monty Budwig (Bass), Conte and Pete Candoli (Trumpet), Frank Rosolino (Trombone), Herb Ellis (Guitar), Victor Feldman (Percussion) and Jack Sperling (Drums). Augmented by 2 more Trombonists and additional Woodwind players.
"Now you've done it. Here comes a stupid assignment!"
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SYNOPSIS
Charlie Brown and Linus get an assignment to write about their summer activities and they reminisce on their time spent in the camp where the boys competed against the girls in a variety of games and always lost.
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THIS SOUNDTRACK *UPDATED v3
To my surprise the "He's a Bully, Charlie Brown" DVD contained a 5.1 mix of "It Was A Short Summer, Charlie Brown". (Thanks to Elijah for finding this)
For the most part the audio track was very clean without most of the annoying fx from the previous version.
That being the case, I was able to extract a perfect copies of "17-19 Nova Bossa, Love Will Come, Nova Bossa" and "12 Oh Good Grief2" by Vince Guaraldi.
On the down side, whoever did the editting chopped out pieces of songs (and video too) mostly at the beginning and the end.
Here's the inconsistencies I found (compared to v2):
02. Linus and Lucy1 (flute and trio version) [truncated]
03. It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown1 [truncated]
04. Oh Good Grief1 [missing]
34. Oh Good Grief3 [missing]
35. Charlie Brown Theme2 [missing]
36. It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown3 (end credits) [repeated ending fade out instead of hard end]
So to build this version (and a complete soundtrack), I had to borrow pieces from v2 where necessary.
Believe it or not, it's been 50 years since this special aired on WCBS.
Vince Guaraldi, along with this great jazz combo (I stopped counting players at 8), played swinging arrangements of "Linus and Lucy", "Oh Good Grief", "He's Your Dog Charlie", "Pebble Beach", "Peppermint Patty" and others.
Plus two new tunes for the special, "It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown" and "Masked Marvel".
John Trotter contributed short cues such as "Big Bus", "Come and Get It", "Hash", "Nova Bossa" and "Whos Stepped On My Toe?".
(The above is paraphrazed from Derrick Bang's book "Vince Guaraldi at the Piano")
First let me thank Derrick Bang for providing the "Use" list of musical tracks (which gives us real names for these tunes)
Second, thank you "MKtheInstrumentalist" for providing me some of the source material, such as cleaned up versions of "He's Your Dog" and "You're In Love".
In any case, it's a proverbial Vince Guaraldi "Greatest Hits" album with many tunes I'm sure you'll recognize.
Enjoy.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Charlie Brown Theme1 [horn section version] (00 : 52)
00:52 02 Linus and Lucy1 [flute and trio version] (00 : 58)
01:51 03 It Was a Short Summer Charlie Brown1 (00 : 40)
02:32 04 Oh Good Grief1 (00 : 34)
03:06 05 Youre in Love Charlie Brown1 [piano horn] (00 : 19)
03:26 06 Shroeder (00 : 12)
03:38 07 Bus Blues1 (00 : 36)
04:15 08 Who Stepped on My Toe (00 : 09)
04:25 09 Bus Blues2 (00 : 28)
04:54 10 It Was a Short Summer Charlie Brown2 (01 : 21)
06:15 11 Frieda With the Naturally Curly Hair [big band version] (00 : 25)
06:41 12 Oh Good Grief2 (00 : 29)
07:10 13 Come and Get It (00 : 07)
07:18 14 Hash (00 : 24)
07:43 15 Bon Voyage (00 : 36)
08:19 16 Peppermint Patty (00 : 58)
09:17 17-019 Nova Bossa, Love Will Come, Nova Bossa (02 : 07)
11:25 20-021 Pack Up Your Troubles There's A Long Long Trail (00 : 37)
12:03 22 A.M. Break (00 : 21)
12:24 23 Hes Your Dog1 [horn] (00 : 31)
12:56 24 Pebble Beach (01 : 15)
14:11 25 You're in Love Charlie Brown2 [piano flutes] (00 : 51)
15:03 26 Hes Your Dog Charlie Brown [horn flute] (00 : 52)
15:55 27 Tah Dah (00 : 04)
16:09 28 The Masked Marvel1 (00 : 46)
16:46 29 Big Bus (00 : 19)
17:05 30 Masked Marvel2 (00 : 27)
17:33 31 Youre in Love Charlie Brown3 [sax guitar] (01 : 23)
18:57 32 Masked Marvel3 (00 : 12)
19:10 33 Linus and Lucy2 (00 : 29)
19:39 34 Oh Good Grief3 (00 : 07)
19:47 35 Charlie Brown Theme2 (00 : 21)
20:08 36 It Was a Short Summer Charlie Brown3 (00 : 40)
20:48 END
Original Broadcast April 28, 1981
"Why that stupid dog of yours couldn't disappear himself ouf of a paper bag!"
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SYNOPSIS
Taking advantage of a newly acquired magic tricks kit, Snoopy decides to put on a magic act.
For the finale, he turns Charlie Brown invisible, but he can't change him back right away. While Snoopy searches for the counter spell, Charlie Brown struggles with this bizarre problem, but realizes that he has a golden opportunity to finally kick Lucy's football.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Scored by Ed Bogas and Judy Munsen, the soundtrack introduces the "Magic" theme a few times and many versions of the "Great Houndini" (under different names).
Some are played with harpsichord, others with saxaphone, guitar, bass and drums.
Not a Guaraldi nor a Benoit soundtrack, but somewhat catchy.
Have a listen.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Magic Theme [Its Magic1] (01 : 58)
01:58 02 Magic Show [Its Magic2] (00 : 19)
02:17 03 Tada1 (00 : 10)
02:28 04 Tada2 (00 : 10)
02:39 05 The Great Houndini (00 : 17)
02:56 06 Thats No Rabbit (00 : 52)
03:48 07 The Box (00 : 40)
04:29 08 The Magic Closet (01 : 16)
05:46 09 Telepathy (01 : 10)
06:56 10 It Wont Hurt Your Blanket (00 : 48)
07:45 11 Just Lie On The Table (00 : 57)
08:42 12 Gentleman With Large Round Head (00 : 29)
09:12 13 Good Grief Rain (00 : 41)
09:54 14 I Hear Breathing (00 : 54)
10:49 15 I Should Feed My Dog (00 : 25)
11:15 16 Suppertime (02 : 17)
13:33 17 What Are You Doing (01 : 15)
14:48 18 Have You Seen Charlie Brown (00 : 17)
15:06 19 I Cant See My Feet (00 : 30)
15:36 20 Kicking The Football (00 : 41)
16:18 21 Did You Lose Something (00 : 42)
17:00 22 Disappear And Reappear [Its Magic3] (01 : 07)
18:08 23 Practicing On Woodstock (01 : 09)
19:18 24 Charlie Reappears (01 : 03)
20:21 25 Welcome Home Charlie Brown [Its Magic4] (00 : 52)
21:14 26 Magic Credits [Its Magic5] (00 : 29)
21:44 END
Original Broadcast August 29. 2003
"I think our team is in trouble this year, Charlie Brown.We're weak at every position."
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SYNOPSIS
Angst-ridden Charlie Brown attempts to motivate his team, while Lucy in right field nettles poor Chuck into a nervous wreck. With their losses mounting, Charlie Brown tries every remedy to score a win–even trading his own dog–yet nothing improves the team’s dismal record. Then Chuck orchestrates “the greatest trade in the history of baseball.”
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THE SOUNDTRACK
David Benoit performs the soundtrack for this baseball themed soundtrack, repeating some classic Guaraldi tunes such as "Baseball Theme", "Peppermint Patty", and "Oh Good Grief". Benoit, the successor of Vince Guaraldi does a great job duplicating Vince's style in these songs.
In addition to the Baseball tunes, Benoit gives us seven versions of "Lucy Must Be Traded (Memories)", climaxing with "Lucy Must Be Traded7 (Memories), Rain".
Listening to this version you may notice a striking simularity to Guaraldi's "Rain, Rain Go Away", culminating with (what else) a rain storm.
I had to resort to using a "Vocal Remover" to eliminate the vocals.
Maintaing true stereo, the removal process left some artifacts (squeeks) and background noises behind.
It's not perfect but I'm hoping one day they will release a BluRay in 5.1 .
In the mean time, listen to this soundtrack and let me know what you think.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Lucy Must Be Traded1 (Memories) (00 : 29)
00:29 02 Lucy Must Be Traded2 (Memories no intro (00 : 39)
01:08 03 Linus and Lucy1 (00 : 14)
01:23 04 Baseball Theme1 (01 : 25)
02:48 05 Baseball Theme2, Windy (02 : 11)
04:59 06 Lucy Must Be Traded3 (Memories) (01 : 00)
06:00 07 Team Manager (00 : 28)
06:27 08 Peppermint Patty1 (01 : 44)
08:11 09 Lucy Must Be Traded4 (Memories) (01 : 55)
10:06 10 Oh Good Grief (00 : 46)
10:53 11 Lucy Must Be Traded5 (01 : 05)
11:58 12 Baseball Theme3 (03 : 00)
14:58 13 Lucy Must Be Traded6 (Memories clip) (00 : 07)
15:06 14 Peppermint Patty2 (03 : 13)
18:19 15 Lucy Must Be Traded7 (Memories), Rain (01 : 50)
20:10 16 Linus and Lucy2 (00 : 05)
Original Broadcast December 9, 2003
"Sometimes I lie awake at night and I ask "when will it all end?
Then a voice comes to me that says "right after the credits."
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SYNOPSIS
"I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown!" centers on Rerun, Linus and Lucy's lovable but ever-skeptical younger brother. It's Christmas vacation, and as usual, Rerun's big sister is stressing him out, so he decides to turn to his best friend, Snoopy, for amusement and holiday cheer.
However his faithful but unpredictable beagle companion has plans of his own, giving Rerun reason to ask Snoopy to invite his canine brother Spike for a visit. When Spike shows up, it looks like Rerun will have a dog for Christmas after all - but then the real trouble begins. (courtesy Mykol Gantt)
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THE SOUNDTRACK
David Benoit performs the soundtrack for this Yule-Time special, repeating some classic Guaraldi tunes such as "christmastime Is Here", "Skating", "Pebble Beach", "Oh Good Grief" and "Christmas Is Coming".
Benoit, the successor of Vince Guaraldi does a great job duplicating Vince's style in these songs.
In addition to the Christmas tunes, Benoit gives us 4 different versions of "Spike's Theme", all varied slightly in tempo and content.
A recurring tune "Re-Run's Theme" appears no less than 14 times, sometimes ad-nauseam. Again he varies the tempo and content, sometimes eliminating bars or changing the key entirely.
After purchasing the "remastered" video for $7, I was disappointed in the "Dolby 2.0 Surround" mix; similar to the old 1980's quadraphonic matrix mixes.
Tweaking a Dolby decoder, I managed to remove about 90% of the vocals.
In addition I had to resort to using a "Vocal Remover" to eliminate the remaning vocals. Maintaining true stereo, the removal process left some artifacts (squeeks) and background noises behind.
It's not perfect but I'm hoping one day they will release a BluRay in 5.1 .
In the mean time, listen to this soundtrack and let me know what you think.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01. Re-Run's Theme, Linus & Lucy, Re-Run's Theme2, Linus & Lucy2 (01 : 59)
02:02 02. Oh Good Grief (03 : 19)
05:19 03. Pebble Beach (01 : 32)
06:51 04. Spike's Theme (slow intro) (00 : 39)
07:30 05. Re-Run's Theme3 (no intro, fast) (00 : 18)
07:49 06. Christmastime Is Here (01 : 01)
08:50 07. Skating (00 : 43)
09:33 08. Re-Run's Theme4 (fast) (01 : 42)
11:16 09. Piano Sonata No. 8 in C Minor, Op. 13 'Pathetique' III. Rondo Allegro (01 : 15)
12:32 10. Christmas Is Coming (00 : 23)
12:56 11. Red Baron alt. (little fx) (00 : 20)
13:16 12. Re-Run's Theme5 (slow, no intro) (01 : 06)
14:22 13. Re-Run's Theme6 (fast) (01 : 33)
15:56 14. Charlie Brown Theme (01 : 34)
17:30 15. Re-Run's Theme7 (very slow) (00 : 58)
18:29 16. Piano Sonata No. 23 in F Minor, Op. 57 'Appassionate' III. Allegro Ma Non Troppo (01 : 10)
19:39 17. Christmastime Is Here2 (00 : 45)
20:25 18. Re-Run's Theme8, Jingle Bells, ReRun's Theme9 (02 : 01)
22:26 19. Oh Good Grief2 (00 : 33)
23:00 20. Red Baron alt.2 (00 : 10)
23:10 21. Spike's Theme2 (longest intro) (01 : 08)
24:18 22. Re-Run's Theme10 (alt. intro) (00 : 25)
24:44 23. Sonata No. 18, Op. 31, No. 3 Scherzo. Allegretto Vivace (00 : 18)
25:03 24. Re-Run's Theme11 (alt intro) (00 : 47)
25:50 25. Spike's Theme3 (no intro) (00 : 50)
26:41 26. Linus Lucy3 (01 : 57)
28:38 27. Re-Run's Theme12 (fast) (00 : 17)
28:55 28. Charlies Blues (00 : 54)
29:50 29. Spike's Theme4 (long intro) (01 : 00)
30:51 30. Christmastime Is Here (01 : 23)
32:14 31. Re-Run's Theme13 (alt. intro) (01 : 06)
33:21 32. Re-Run's Theme14 (credits) (00 : 44)
34:05 END
(the late) Dick Tufeld provided the voice of the Robot.
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Original Score by: Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Original TV Broadcast: December 14, 1999
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SYNOPSIS
"The Ghosts of Christmas Eve" is a 1999 made-for-television film showcasing a Christmas music performance by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, starring Ossie Davis and Allie Sheridan. Guest performers included Michael Crawford and Jewel.
Other performers include Bob Kinkel, Al Pitrelli, Chris Caffery, Johnny Lee Middleton, Jeff Plate, Tony Gaynor, Daryl Pediford and Tommy Farese.
TSO's "The Ghosts Of Christmas Eve" is a unique fantasy trip through the magic of Christmas.
Narrated by award-winning actor Ossie Davis, the production takes us on a journey of a runaway little girl's decision to return to her family after she enters a rundown theater for shelter and encounters an old caretaker who guides her on her journey.
This magical story which features appearances from Atlantic recording artists Jewel and Michael Crawford was filmed entirely on location at the newly refurbished and historic Loews Jersey Theatre in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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ABOUT THIS SOUNDTRACK
This is an complete re-creation of the musical soundtrack of the 1999 TV special "The Ghosts of Christmas Eve" (which later appeared on DVD).
It includes the two tracks sung by Jewel and Michael Crawford which were removed on the commercially released 2016 CD.
In addition, I've added back all of the inter-song "clips" which were originally sourced from "Christmas Eve And Other Stories".
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 First Noel Sugar Plum (02 : 36)
02:36 02 O Come All Ye Faithful O Holy Night (04 : 19)
06:55 03 Good King Joy (06 : 35)
13:31 04 Music Box.. Hark The Herald Angels clip (00 : 08)
13:39 05 Hark The Herald Angels Sing - Jewel (03 : 22)
17:02 06 First Snow clip (00 : 19)
17:22 07 Christmas Eve Sarajevo 12-24 timeless ending (03 : 32)
20:54 08 The Silent Nutcracker clip (00 : 18)
21:12 09 Christmas Canon (04 : 18)
25:31 10 O Holy Night - Michael Crawford (05 : 04)
30:35 11 Music Box Blues (04 : 57)
35:33 12 Promises To Keep (02 : 41)
38:14 13 First Noel2 clip (00 : 53)
39:08 14 This Christmas Day (04 : 20)
43:28 15 First Snow (03 : 49)
47:18 END
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SYNOPSIS
The first album released by David Gates in 1973 entitled "First", contains a
most ambitious exercise in the melding of the hit "Clouds" with another song called "Rain" into what is labeled a "suite", complete with orchestral overture and sound effects of wind, thunder and rain.
“That song came out of all the time I’d spent flying,” says Gates. “I’d flown a great deal, and I found it really pretty up there, looking down on the clouds.
But it also had to do with traveling and being away from home so much.”
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 Intro (01 : 32)
01:32 Clouds (02 : 42)
04:14 Rain (02 : 27)
06:41 Climax (02 : 06)
08 : 47 END
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SYNOPSIS
For anyone who listened to the radio in the late 60's in the New York area,
I'm sure you would have heard Dan Ingram's show on 770 WABC-AM.
I remember rushing home from school, listening intently to Dan Ingram's debut of the new Top 20 songs.
At the end of his rotation, Dan would always sign off with a jazzy theme song.
Dan Ingram's closing music was edited from a track called "Tri-Fi Drums", from the album "Hi-Fi Drums" (Capitol records T926). The piece was written by Bill Hollman, and was performed by Billy May's band, featuring drummers Stan Levey, Alvin Stoller and Irv Cotter .
Sometime in 1969 (I can't remember the exact date), Dan annouced he would play his complete theme song without talking over it; and he did.
That got me to thinking, what would it have sounded like on one of those big boom box AM radios?
So here it is, Dan replayed from his orignal broadcast and Billy May's "Tri-Fi Drums" in Stereo.
Bye Now Keemosabe!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 Dan Ingrams WABC Closing
00:17 Tri-Fi Drums edit stereo
Original Broadcast November 27, 1992
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SYNOPSIS
As the holiday season rolls around and all the Peanuts gang are getting ready for it. Whether it be Charlie Brown struggling to raise money for his girlfriend or Sally and Peppermint Patty struggling to rehearse and memorize their one word lines for the Christmas pageant, these kids try to keep with the Christmas spirit while Snoopy has his mischief to do.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
Introducing a newly created, complete soundtrack (version 2) from a brand new source. This version is a higher quality than any previous versions.
Twenty seven years years after the original "Charlie Brown Christmas", David Benoit (pronounced Ben-Wah) was asked to record the soundtrack for "It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown". Of course, no one will ever match the true genius of Vince Guaraldi and his keyboard.
But David Benoit (in his current Jazz style) gives us a soundtrack that is reminiscent of Guaraldi's original music, with remakes of "Christmastime Is Here", "Blue Charlie Brown", "O Christmas Tree" and let's not forget the classic "Linus and Lucy".
Have a listen.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Linus and Lucy (intro) (00 : 55)
00:55 02 Charlie Brown Theme (02 : 38)
03:34 03 Classical horns (Symphony No. 96 in D, Menuetto by Joseph Haydn) (00 : 16)
03:50 04 Christmas Is Coming (00 : 18)
04:09 05 Blue Charlie Brown (01 : 15)
05:24 06 Hallelujah (00 : 35)
06:00 07 Blue Charlie Brown2 (00 : 59)
07:00 08 Classical Violins (Symphony No. 96 in D, Menuetto by Joseph Haydn) (00 : 11)
07:11 09 Charlie Brown Theme2, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town, O Christmas Tree, What Child Is This (02 : 48)
10:00 10 Twelve Days Of Xmas (clip) (00 : 07)
10:07 11 Christmastime Is Here (03 : 23)
13:31 12 Blue Charlie Brown3 (01 : 09)
14:41 13 Skating (01 : 27)
16:08 14 Hark The Herald Angels Sing (bells & piano) (00 : 17)
16:26 15 Blue Charlie Brown4 (02 : 36)
19:02 16 O Christmas Tree (00 : 26)
19:29 17 Hark The Herald Angels Sing2 (strings & drums) (00 : 52)
20:22 18 Linus and Lucy2 (joy to the world) (00 : 30)
20:53 19 Linus and Lucy3 (credits) (00 : 30)
21:24 END
Original Broadcast October 28, 1975
Featuring Seward McCain (Bass) and Mark Rosengarden (Drums).
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SYNOPSIS
The story finds Charlie Brown, the famous sports failure, competing against Peppermint Patty and the Masked Marvel (alias Snoopy) in a charity motocross race.
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THIS SOUNDTRACK
The music score for "You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown" was something of a departure from Guaraldi's other scores as the music fused his jazz style with the funk, disco and pop music of the 1970s that was popular at the time coupled with the use of the ARP String Ensemble synthesizer that was used on many pop songs of the era.
This was one of the weakest of the Guaraldi scores. The majority of the show was dominated by repetitive percussive refrains of the vamp-until-ready cue that accompanied the story's central motocross race, which Charlie unwisely entered.
Guaraldi added some minor bits of melodic business on electric keyboard a few times, but for the most part the music behind the race was monotonous; the long synthesizer chords Guaraldi held behind the melodic tidbits were grating and quite annoying. Guaraldi fared better with a variation on "Peppermint Patty", where at least his acoustic piano work could be heard above the irritating electric sound effects (courtesy Derrick Bang).
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST (courtesy Wikipedia)
00:00 01 Motocross version 1 (Cold Open) (01 : 03)
01:03 02 Peppermint Patty, Linus and Sally (Tennis) (00 : 59)
02:02 03 Centercourt (03 : 46)
05:49 04 Fanfare (00 : 04)
05:54 05 Bass Blues (alternate rendition of Woodstocks Dream) (00 : 21)
06:15 06 Football (02 : 52)
09:08 07 Motocross version 2 (Charlie Brown and Linus Purchase Motorbike) (01 : 24)
10:33 08 Motocross version 3 (Marcie Interviews Contestants, Charlie Brown and Snoopy Wipe Out aka Cue 9) (03 : 46)
14:19 09 Great Pumpkin Waltz (00 : 20)
14:40 10 Motocross version 4 (Charlie Brown and Snoopy Re-enter Competition) (00 : 30)
15:11 11 Lemonade Break (00 : 26)
15:37 12 Motocross version 5 (Three Contestants Left) (01 : 39)
17:16 13 Motocross version 6 (Snoopy Converts Tennis Ball Launcher Into Motorbike) (01 : 05)
18:22 14 Lunch Theme (00 : 17)
18:39 15 Motocross version 7 (Final Lap) (01 : 17)
19:57 16 Motocross version 8 (Charlie Brown's New Beginning) (00 : 53)
20:51 17 Motocross version 9 (End Credits) (00 : 33)
21:24 END
Original Broadcast December 9, 1965, 1966
Featuring Fred Marshall (Double Bass) Jerry Granelli (Drums) and Vince Guaraldi (Keyboards).
"For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, which is Christ the Lord."
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SYNOPSIS
Charlie Brown, depressed by the commercialism of Christmas and because he doesn't get any Christmas cards, becomes the director of the gang's Christmas pageant. Can he overcome his gang's preference for dancing instead of acting, find a good Christmas tree, and the true meaning of Christmas?
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THIS SOUNDTRACK
Here's a perennial favorite, A Charlie Brown Christmas [Complete TV Soundtrack v2].
The soundtrack was composed by jazz piano impresario genius Vince Guaraldi,
along with Fred Marshall on double bass and the great Jerry Granelli on drums.
This complete soundtrack contains all of the Vince Guaraldi songs, including "Surfing Snoopy" , "Charlie Brown Theme" and "Fredia". "Christmas Time Is Here" and "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" were sung by a choir of children culled from St. Paul's Episcopal Church in San Rafael.
*UPDATE Version 2 has a new source; none of these come from the "Fantasy" album nor any related. This new soundtrack now mimics the original 1966 broadcast.
I've chosen to recreate the 1966 version instead of the 1965 version due to the changes made by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson. The 1966 version appears to be the most complete with all of the songs played as they are today. (See "Differences" below)
All of the songs now exactly match the broadcast version:
- "01. Christmas Time Is Here (tv version)" - Has complete fadeout with Linus crashing into the "CocaCola" sign!
- "30. Hark, the Herald Angels Sing (singing)" - Contains the song ending.
- All of the other song (clips) are represented as well.
You may notice that the sound quality is a bit lacking on the high frequency end on most tracks. And on certain songs there is an abundance of Tape hiss prevalent as well.
This is due to the original sound mix that was thrown together back in 1965.
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 1965 and 1966 VERSIONS
After finding a complete Broadcast version of the original 1965 classic, I found some interesting differences compared to the 1966 (Present) version; here's a just a few.
When Snoopy is installing lights on his doghouse, "Christmastime is Here (instr.) is played instead of "Surfin Snoopy".
Also in that scene when Charlie says "Lights and Display contest", it is overdubbed by another actor.
When Charlie is introduced as a Director, no music is played.
When Lucy hands out the parts to the gang (including Linus), no music is played.
When Freida complains about Pigpen's dust, no music is played.
Also, when Lucy is kissed by a dog, Snoopy goes "BLAH" on screen, but nothing is heard.
When Sally is introduced as Linus's wife, no music is played.
"Surfing Snoopy" and "Charlie Brown Theme" are not in the 1965 film at all.
Apparently after the 1965 version was aired, Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson
went back to the studio and tweaked the soundtrack, adding a few more Vince Guaraldi tunes.
The 1966 version (this version) should be considered the definitive version since
it contains all of the music!
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Christmas Time Is Here tv version (02 : 25)
02:25 02 Christmas Time Is Here instrumental (01 : 04)
03:30 03 Skating (00 : 52)
04:22 04 Christmas Time Is Here2 (01 : 39)
06:02 05 Surfin Snoopy (00 : 40)
06:42 06 Christmas Time Is Here3 (00 : 57)
07:40 07 Christmas Is Coming (00 : 17)
07:57 08 Charlie Brown Theme (00 : 30)
08:27 09 Linus and Lucy (00 : 46)
09:14 10 Charlie Brown Theme2 (00 : 35)
09:50 11 Charlie Brown Theme3 (00 : 58)
10:48 12 Linus and Lucy2 (00 : 07)
10:55 13 Freida with the Naturally Curly Hair (00 : 42)
11:38 14 Happiness Is (00 : 16)
11:54 15 Charlie Brown Theme4 (00 : 37)
12:32 16 Linus and Lucy3 (00 : 14)
12:47 17 Linus and Lucy4 (00 : 10)
12:57 18 Oh Tannenbaum (00 : 57)
13:55 19 Fur Elise (00 : 19)
14:15 20 Linus and Lucy5 2nd break (00 : 25)
14:41 21 Fur Elise2 (00 : 06)
14:47 22 Jingle Bells1 piano (00 : 09)
14:57 23 Jingle Bells2 organ (00 : 05)
15:02 24 Jingle Bells3 toy piano (00 : 09)
15:11 25 Christmas Time Is Here4 (00 : 40)
15:52 26 Oh Tannenbaum2 (01 : 22)
17:15 27 Oh Tannenbaum3 (00 : 24)
17:39 28 Oh Tannenbaum4 (00 : 40)
18:19 29 Hark The Herald Angels Sing humming (00 : 21)
18:40 30 Hark The Herald Angels Sing singing (00 : 47)
19:28 END
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Original Score By Vince Guaraldi Sextet
Original Broadcast April 9, 1974
Featuring Eliot Zigmund (Drums), Seward McCain (Bass) and Vince Guaraldi (Keyboards).
"It's Easter and they already have the Christmas decorations up"
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SYNOPSIS
While most of the Peanuts Gang is getting ready for Easter, Linus, certain it is all a waste of time, tries convincing everyone the Easter Beagle will take care of everything.
While Snoopy is shopping for a new home for Woodstock, Peppermint Patty is having a difficult time making Easter eggs with Marcie who hasn't the slightest idea of how to do that.
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THIS SOUNDTRACK
Introducing a newly created, complete soundtrack (version 2) from a brand new source. This version is a higher quality than any previous versions.
*05/22/2020 Due to popular demand, I went back and replaced "Woodstock's Pad (complete)" with the "Woodstock's Pad (tv version)".
The music score features new funk-inspired guitar riffs, which are Vince Guaraldi jazz compositions not used in previous Peanuts specials. "Snoopy & Woodstock", "Woodstock's Pad", "Tisn't The Season" and "Woodstock's Dream" highlight his music.
While Schroeder is playing the piano, a shortened version of Beethoven's "Piano Sonata No. 3 in C major Op. 2: Allegro con brio" is heard in the background.
Later Snoopy dances with Peppermint Patty & Marcy to Bach's "Music Box Dance (Minuet in G Major, BWV Anh. 116 from the Anna Magdalena Notebook)".
On Easter morning, we hear Beethoven's funeral dirge "7th Symphony in A major, Op. 92; 2nd Movement" played first, followed by Beethoven's triumphant "7th Symphony in A major, Op. 92; 1st Movement".
I want to thank Derrick Bang (http://www.fivecentsplease.org) for supplying the track list and giving names to of all the songs.
This is an amazing collection of tunes for the true die-hard Guaraldi fans.
Enjoy.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Intro Peppermint Patty (00 : 55)
00:55 02 Easter Beagle Theme1 (00 : 08)
01:03 03 Schroeder on the Piano (00 : 13)
01:16 04 Snoopy and Woodstock (02 : 06)
03:22 05 Woodstocks Dream1 (00 : 24)
03:47 06 Tisnt The Season (Background Music1) (02 : 59)
06:47 07 Woodstocks Dream2 (00 : 25)
07:12 08 Easter Beagle Theme2 (00 : 35)
07:47 09 Background Music2 (00 : 32)
08:20 10 Snoopy and Woodstock2 (01 : 36)
09:56 11 Background Music3 (00 : 42)
10:39 12 Kitchen Music2 (00 : 41)
11:20 13 Kitchen Music3 (00 : 55)
12:16 14 Woodstocks Pad (tv version) (00 : 34) play mega.nz/embed/Dq4RHaxT#vnVsAfF2qEklK_y2SStNcJy4lU2IVCwJcasF-l2JU-g!736s1a
12:50 15 Background Music4 (00 : 30)
13:21 16 Music Box Dance (00 : 50)
14:11 17 Background Music5 (00 : 30)
14:41 18 Kitchen Music complete (01 : 38)
16:19 19 Linus and Lucy1 variation (00 : 35)
16:55 20 Linus and Lucy2 variation (00 : 47)
17:43 21 Here It Is Easter Morning (01 : 33)
19:16 22 Hes Coming (01 : 19)
20:36 23 Kitchen Music4 (00 : 19)
20:55 24 Kitchen Music5 (00 : 52)
21:48 25 Easter Beagle Theme complete (00 : 38)
22:26 END
Original Broadcast 3/28/71
The Beethoven selections were played by Lillian Steuber.
"Beethoven "probably wouldn't have made it in New Orleans either"
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SYNOPSIS
Lucy talks Schroeder into playing his piano for a PTA meeting. but there are unforeseen details that he will not tolerate.
Will Beethoven-loving Schroeder let his friends down or "sell-out" to rock and roll?
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THE SOUNDTRACK
*05/22/2020 Fixed a bug in Lucifer's Lady title.
If you are a Beethoven fan, you'll love this sound track.
Considering Sonata No. 3 is played no less than 6 times.
Addittionally you'll find Sonatas No. 4, 10, 14, 20, 21, 25 and 29.
Not to be left out, there are variations of some Guaraldi favorites such as "Oh Good Grief", "Lucifer's Lady" and "Play It Again, Charlie Brown" which has a stiking resemblence to "Charlie's Blues".
A new track "Charlie's Rock" (composed by John Scott Trotter), sounds a bit Batman-ish as they strum the electric guitar to a semi-familiar tune.
The sound quality of this soundtrack varies. While some of the tracks are bright and clear, others suffer from analog "Tape" hiss, since the music was recorded at a very low volume.
Ultimately, it's a soundtrack that's worth a listen.
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, Opus 2, Allegro Con Brio [1st cue] (00 : 44)
00:44 02 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, Opus 2, Allegro Con Brio [2nd cue] (01 : 03)
01:48 03 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, Opus 2, Allegro Con Brio [3rd cue] (00 : 22)
02:10 04 Stupid Beagle (00 : 39) (composed by John Scott Trotter)
02:50 05 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, Opus 2; Allegro Con Brio [4th cue] (00 : 24)
03:14 06 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, Opus 2; Allegro Con Brio [5th cue] (00 : 23)
03:37 07 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, Opus 2; Allegro Con Brio [6th cue] (00 : 14)
03:52 08 Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Opus 67, first movement (Beethoven ... in a spray can) (00 : 07)
04:03 09 Piano Sonata No. 4 in E-flat Major, Opus 7, third movement (00 : 50)
04:50 10 Play It Again Charlie Brown (01 : 27)
06:17 11 Piano Sonata No. 10 in G Major, Opus 14, No. 2, first movement [1st cue] (00 : 51)
07:09 12 Piano Sonata No. 10 in G Major, Opus 14, No. 2, first movement [2nd cue] (00 : 32)
07:41 13 Oh Good Grief (01 : 01)
08:42 14 Piano Sonata No, 14 in C-sharp Minor (''Moonlight Sonata''), Opus 27, No. 2, third movement pt1 (00 : 51)
09:34 15 Piano Sonata No, 14 in C-sharp Minor (''Moonlight Sonata''), Opus 27, No. 2, third movement pt2 (00 : 34)
10:08 16 Lucifers Lady (01 : 12)
11:20 17 Piano Sonata No. 21 in C Major (''Waldstein''), Opus 53, third movement (00 : 21)
11:42 18 Peppermint Patty (electric band version) (01 : 09)
12:51 19 Piano Sonata No. 20 in G Major, Opus 49, No. 2, first movement (00 : 29)
13:20 20 Piano Sonata No. 25 in G Major, Opus 79, first movement (00 : 18)
13:39 21 Happy, Happy (acid rock-style jam) (01 : 08)
14:47 22 Charlies Rock (01 : 12) (composed by John Scott Trotter)
16:00 23 Tune Up (00 : 12)
16:12 24 Charlies Rock2 (00 : 21) (composed by John Scott Trotter)
16:34 25 Play It Again, Charlie Brown (ultra-slow version with no percussion) (00 : 33)
17:07 26 Tune Up2.. My Dog Has Fleas (00 : 17)
17:25 27 Happy (00 : 07) (composed by Harry Bluestone)
17:32 28 Piano Sonata No. 29 in B-flat Major (Hammerklavier), Opus 106, first movement (00 : 30)
18:03 29 Play It Again Charlie Brown3 (acid rock version) (00 : 46)
18:49 END
Original Broadcast January 28, 1975
Featuring Seward McCain (Bass), Vince Lateano (Drums) and Vince Guaraldi (Keyboards).
"Sometimes I don't think you realize that you could lose me.
Are you sure you want to suffer the tortures of the memories of a lost love? Do you know the tortures of the memories of a lost love?
It's awful! It will haunt you night and day! You'll wake up at night screaming! You can't eat! You can't sleep! You'll want to smash things! You'll hate yourself and the world and everybody in it! Awwwwww! Are you sure you want to risk losing me?"
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SYNOPSIS
It's Valentine's Day again and Charlie Brown dreams the seemingly hopeless dream to receive a valentine from anyone. Linus buys a heart-shaped box of candy for his teacher, Miss Othmar, but she leaves with her boyfriend and never gets the box although Sally, who has a huge crush on Linus thinks the candy is hers.
Then there's Lucy, who tries to get Schroeder to notice her, a repetitive theme throughout the comic strip but ends up destroying his piano in frustration.
In school where Charlie Brown's class has a valentine's box; all the valentines are distributed. But poor Charlie Brown, the eternal optimist, he never receives any.
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THIS SOUNDTRACK
Introducing a newly created, complete soundtrack (version 2) from a brand new source. This version is a higher quality than any previous versions.
Track "04. Erasers" has been cleaned up;
Track "20. There's Been a Change" has been replaced with the TV version and now correctly plays the guitar solo at the end.
The "Master" Vince Guaraldi and his Sextet are at their best with this classic melancholy soundtrack. What's different about this score is rather than using the standard piano,
Vince performs his sonic magic on a Hammond organ.
The soundtrack is highlighted by different variations of "The Heartburn Waltz" (the "Be My Valentine" title track). While this engaging theme is heard no less than eight times during the course of the Peanuts TV special, they are never quite the same way twice.
Guaraldi vamped and noodled through numerous arrangements utilizing Hammond B3 variations, even though he actually recorded more versions than ultimately were actually used in the show. Only two have been previously released!
In addition to the above, you'll also find other jazzy tunes such as "Never Again", "There's Been a Change" and "Charlie Brown's Wake-Up", which strangely enough have a distinct
similarity to "Heartburn Waltz"!
So for the real Guaraldi fans, this is an absolute "must" to add to your collection for Valentine's Day or any other day.
Enjoy.
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YOUTUBE PLAYLIST
00:00 01 Heartburn Waltz1 (01 : 06)
01:06 02 Heartburn Waltz2 (00 : 10)
01:16 03 Valentine Interlude1 (00 : 48)
02:04 04 Erasers (00 : 14)
02:19 05 Heartburn Waltz3 (00 : 37)
02:56 06 Beethoven Music (01 : 00)
03:56 07 Heart Shaped Box Of Candy (00 : 51)
04:47 08 Did You See What He Bought (00 : 25)
05:13 09 Paw Pet Overture (01 : 21)
06:35 10 Freddies Mood1 (02 : 02)
08:37 11 Heartburn Waltz4 (00 : 37)
09:14 12 Never Again (01 : 25)
10:40 13 Music Box clip (00 : 14)
10:54 14 Woodstocks Mambo (00 : 16)
11:11 15 Heartburn Waltz5 (02 : 38)
13:49 16 Jennie L (01 : 03)
14:53 17 Heartburn Waltz6 (01 : 11)
16:04 18 Valentine Interlude2 (00 : 22)
16:27 19 Heartburn Waltz7 (01 : 59)
18:26 20 Theres Been a Change (01 : 24)
19:51 21 Woodstocks Revenge (00 : 45)
20:36 22 Charlie Browns Wake-Up (01 : 25)
22:01 23 Heartburn Waltz8 (00 : 52)
22:53 24 Freddies Mood2 Ending (00 : 39)
23:33 END
Original Broadcast June 12, 1967.
Featuring John Rae (drums), Monty Budwig (bass), Frank Rosolino (trombone), John Gray (guitar) and Ronald Lang (woodwinds).
"There's nothing like unrequited love to take all the flavor out of a peanut butter sandwich."
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SYNOPSIS
Any faithful follower of Charles Schulz' Peanuts comic strip can tell you who the object of Charlie Brown's affections is. It's the little red-haired girl, much discussed, never seen. No matter how often he steels up his courage to speak to the girl, Charlie Brown is forever stymied by his bashfulness and lack of self-esteem. Coming to his rescue-or at least trying to--is hoydenish Peppermint Patty, who mistakenly assumes that Charlie Brown's amour is the dreaded fussbudget Lucy.
On the last day of school, Charlie Brown despairs over the prospect of never being able to express his affections....and then the miracle happens. (original review "Rotten Tomatoes")
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THE SOUNDTRACK
As "Rotten Tomatoes" said "and then a miracle happens"!
I've been waiting for this soundtrack for years and years and years (I stopped counting). And just when you think there are no more "Master Tapes" floating around the Internet, all of a sudden you get a "Bon Jovi-ism"; "Hey Mister D.J. can you listen to my song?"
So I gave it a listen.
I want to thank "Beatles Instrumentals and More" for providing me with a bunch of new "Giraldi" "Peanuts" 5.1 soundtracks. With 99% of the fx in the (C)enter channel, the Lf and Rf tracks are near pristene; I only had to do minimal editting. (I discarded the Ls and Rs since they were copies of the Front with echoes)
And as always, thanks to Derrick Bang for providing the "Use Sheets" containing the track names.
This soundtrack contains an early version of "The Red Baron Theme" with odd flat notes. While the episode introduced us to the new character "Peppermint Patty", Vince Guaraldi had fun "noodling" with the original "Peppermint Patty Theme" and 4 versions of "Psychiatric Vamp".
Finally, Vince Guaraldi scored an "A" with 4 different versions of the title track "You're In Love, Charlie Brown", each take with slightly different instruments! And lets not forget the vocal version, sung by the "West Hillsborough School Choir".
So give this soundtrack a serious listen. I'm sure you'll find some real gems here.
Enjoy!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01 Its Spring (00 : 29)
00:29 02 The Charlie Brown Theme (00 : 29)
00:59 03 Youre in Love Charlie Brown piano (00 : 50)
01:50 04 Youre in Love Charlie Brown vocal (00 : 37)
02:28 05 School Days (00 : 55)
03:23 06 The Red Baron (00 : 50)
04:13 07 Trio AdLib (01 : 22)
05:36 08 Psychiatric Vamp (00 : 29)
06:06 09 I Before E Except After D (00 : 03)
06:09 10 Love Will Come (01 : 41)
07:51 11 Youre in Love Charlie Brown2 minor key variation (00 : 43)
08:34 12 Theme Parody singing (00 : 16)
08:50 13 Youre in Love Charlie Brown3 flute piano (01 : 01)
09:52 14 Pomp Circumstance (00 : 18)
10:11 15 Psychiatric Vamp2 (00 : 23)
10:34 16 Schroeder Practices (00 : 30)
11:04 17 Schroeder Plays (00 : 04)
11:08 18 Psychiatric Vamp3 (00 : 40)
11:49 19 Peppermint Patty complete (02 : 20)
14:10 20 Psychiatric Vamp4 (00 : 17)
14:27 21 Youre in Love Charlie Brown4 Harpsichord (00 : 47)
15:15 22 Charlie Browns All-Stars horn (00 : 45)
16:01 23 The Charlie Brown Theme2 (01 : 18)
17:20 24 School Days2 (00 : 43)
18:04 25 Youre in Love Charlie Brown5 sax piano (01 : 27)
19:31 26 Fanfare Finish (00 : 05)
Sung By Donna Summer
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SYNOPSIS
Donna Summer was in the midst of the disco peak in her career when her producer and long time collaborator Giorgio Moroder asked her to record a cover version of ‘MacArthur Park’, a track written by Jimmy Webb and originally performed by Richard Harris.
Moroder had been looking for a 60s track to give a disco makeover for a good while when he heard ‘MacArthur Park’ on the radio and decided it would be a perfect fit for Summer. Summer at that stage just had major success with singles like ‘Last Dance’ and ‘I Feel Love’.
‘MacArthur Park’ became one of the bigger hits in Donna Summer’s impressive career, hitting number 1 in the US and Canada and reaching top 10 in numerous other countries, outperforming the original in the charts.
Summer recorded the song in a couple of different versions, the original being over 8 minutes long, but a more radio friendly version about half the length made sure that the track became the hit it deserved to be.
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THE SOUNDTRACK
A classic by Richard Harris in 1968, and then another classic made by Donna Summer in 1978. Here's a version I've had in my collection since the Disco Era.
When the original album was released, the "MacArthur Park Suite" was stitched around "Heaven Knows" and "One Of A Kind". The 45RPM Disco single released for club play, contained some instrumentation which was quite different from the Album.
Here I've melded together just "MacArthur Park" to create and even longer [complete] version. So sit back and enjoy all 10 minutes and 47 seconds of "MacArthur Park"!
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 MacArthur Park [full version] (10 : 47)
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LYRICS
Spring was never waiting for us dear
It ran one step ahead
As we followed in the dance
MacArthur's Park is melting in the dark
All the sweet, green icing flowing down
Someone left the cake out in the rain
I don't think that I can take it
'cause it took so long to bake it
And I'll never have that recipe again
Oh, nooooo
I recall the yellow cotton dress
Foaming like a wave
On the ground beneath your knees
The birds like tender babies in your hands
And the old men playing chinese checkers by the trees
MacArthur's Park is melting in the dark
All the sweet green icing flowing down
Someone left the cake out in the rain
I don't think that I can take it
'Cause it took so long to bake it
And I'll never have that recipe again
Oh, nooooo
[Instrumental Interlude]
MacArthur's Park is melting in the dark
All the sweet green icing flowing down
Someone left my cake out in the rain
I don't think that I can take it
'Cause it took so long to make it
And I'll never have that recipe again
Oh, nooooo
Original Broadcast Dec 1960
Digitizing sponsor: The Lionel Corporation
Starring: The Suzari Puppets w/ Paul O'keefe
Director: John Gilmour;
Producer: Trenner, Mickey
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SYNOPSIS
Rather quirky film made by the Lionel Corporation in 1960 and broadcast on ABC. The puppets were from the ABC series The Singing Lady.
In its pre-Christmas advertising effort, Lionel Corp., New York, has produced a 27-minute color feature film, titled "The Wonderful World of Trains", starring the Suzari Puppets and child actor Paul O'Keefe. It was shown in 38 U.S. markets and on several stations in Canada during November and December. The cost to Lionel for production and time is expected to run to about $100,000.
The film contains no Lionel train credits in the scripts, but Lionel equipment is used to illustrate those trains.
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ABOUT THIS FILM
I remember (when I was a kid), I saw this special on a New York TV channel just before Christmas 1960. It's an odd little film that combines trains (thats Model railroad of course) and puppets (that's marionettes), there's also an annoying little boy, and the story is about a puppet escaping from the law and telling of his many train voyages, while in the meanwhile, many types of Lionel trains whizz by. The large Lionel layout in this video is the 1957 Showroom layout. Often called the Super O layout.
And that's the main interest of this. Plenty of war equipment, including a submarine, helicopters and yes, portable missles!
There's also neat animal-ccentric trains too. Love the Giraffe train! If you're heavily into trains, then yes, this is for you. If not, the puppets can get a little much after a while.
Click the 'CC' button to see the subtitle text.
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SYNOPSIS
Here's three Halloween themed TV shows (from the 60's) with slightly extended versions.
The Addams Family theme is the original TV version with Ted Cassidy uttering the famous lines "Neat, Sweet, Petite".
On Vic Mizzy's soundtrack, he (himself) repeats those lines, but doesn't hold a candle to Ted Cassidy's performance.
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YOUTUBE TRACKLIST
00:00 01. The Addams Family [ext] - Vic Mizzy (01 : 30)
01:30 02. The Munsters Theme [ext] - Jack Marshall (01 : 15)
02:46 03. Scooby Doo, Where Are You [ext] - Ted Nichols (01 : 22)
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Starring Christopher Reeve, Jane Seymour, Christopher Plummer, Teresa Wright and Bill Erwin.
"I am an actress, Mr. Robinson, not a doormat. Do not attempt to wipe your boots on me"
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SYNOPSIS
Filmed on Mackinac Island, Michigan, It is considered one the the best love stories of all time; Nominated for "Best Costume" in 1980.
The film begins in 1972, where a young playwright named Richard Collier is celebrating the debut of his very first play. He's approached by an elderly woman who gives him a pocket watch and simply says 'Come back to me", before disappearing into the night. The story then picks up eight years later, with a despondent Collier suffering from both writer's block and a recent romantic break-up.
Looking to get away for a while, he comes across the Grand Hotel and is charmed enough by the location to decide to check-in. While perusing the hotel's hall of history, he's taken by a photograph of a young beautiful woman. He'll soon find out that the woman in the photo is an actress named Elise McKenna (Jane Seymour) – the same woman who gave him the watch in the past.
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ABOUT THIS SOUNDTRACK
The film is best known for its musical score composed by John Barry. The eighteenth variation of Sergei Rachmaninoff's "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini" also runs throughout the film.
This complete soundtrack is a combination of the original by John Barry and the recreation soundtrack by John Debney.
Over the years I noticed a couple of small errors.
In the John Debney soundtrack, "Room 417" was incorrectly named. The actual room number in the film that Christopher Reeve first checked in (in 1972) was 313; I've corrected the track name as such.
In previous Soundtrack releases of "Somewhere In Time", the music for the ending of this film was recorded long after the filming was complete. Subsequently, the piano used in the final piano segment does not match the one used in the film.
I've corrected the final track "Heavenly Reunion, Somewhere in Time (End Credits)" to match the actual piano used in the movie.
For completeness, I've included "Party Music" which does contain some dialogue.
I hope you like it.
Enjoy!
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PLAYLIST
00:00 01. Party Music (00 : 45.008) play mega.nz/embed/ivJHTSLY#zR-GymC3CAG7PPW3pWF2frfh76fTzVLHn0WQgLfVlRA!0s1a
00:45 02. Old Woman (01 : 00.969)
01:45 03. Rhapsody (03 : 06.566)
04:52 04. We Broke Up (00 : 12.486)
05:05 05. Grand Hotel (01 : 22.364)
06:27 06. Portrait (01 : 40.736)
08:08 07. Nineteen Twelve (01 : 42.199)
09:50 08. Thanks (01 : 20.352)
11:10 09. She Had That Made (00 : 29.596)
11:40 10. June 27th (01 : 30.409)
13:10 11. Room 313 (01 : 07.709)
14:18 12. The Attic (04 : 11.219)
18:29 13. Are You Arthur (01 : 21.319)
19:50 14. Near the Lake (02 : 17.717)
22:08 15. Im Dining With Miss McKenna (00 : 35.526) play mega.nz/embed/ivJHTSLY#zR-GymC3CAG7PPW3pWF2frfh76fTzVLHn0WQgLfVlRA!1328s1a
22:44 16. Still Looking (01 : 48.042)
24:32 17. When Can I See You Again (00 : 23.144)
24:55 18. Is He the One (00 : 59.872)
25:55 19. A Day Together (02 : 35.088)
28:30 20. Rowing (00 : 09.586)
28:39 21. A Day Together2 (00 : 25.835)
29:05 22. Play Music (00 : 22.804)
29:28 23. The Man of My Dreams (01 : 22.546)
30:51 24. Something Happy (00 : 24.476)
31:15 25. Razor (01 : 15.807)
32:31 26. Total Dismay A Time For Love (04 : 10.279)
36:41 27. Coin Return To The Present (00 : 25.260)
37:06 28. Whimper (03 : 23.833)
40:30 29. Heavenly Reunion End Credits (05 : 02.576)


