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Old 11-10-2008, 09:27 PM
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The Hot Spot must be my number one fave it features Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker, Taj Mahal & Roy Rogers on slide...beautiful.

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The Hot Spot must be my number one fave it features Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker, Taj Mahal & Roy Rogers on slide...beautiful.
That's one of my faves while listening in the car ... raa-tata-tata-ta raa-tata-tata-ta.
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Hana-bi (1997) -- <b>Joe Hisaishi</b> Joe Hisaishi.
The Cider House Rules (1999) -- <b>Rachel Portman</b> Rachel Portman.
North by Northwest (1959) -- <b>Bernard Herrmann</b> Bernard Herrmann.
Grand Canyon (1991) -- <b>James Newton Howard</b> James Newton Howard.
Alien (1979) -- <b>Jerry Goldsmith</b> Jerry Goldsmith.
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Neal Hefti's score from the Odd Couple, apart from the main title theme song there some lovely bright and breezy little numbers. If memory serves me right I think some of these tunes were used in the Jack Klugman/ Tony Randall tv spin-off.
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Carol Reed's Odd Man Out with music by William Alwyn. In those rare times when it snows and while out walking in it, I hear those long plodding beats to accompany my every step. Whether I start to drag one leg, I don't know.

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Aces High march/Luftwaffe March/Battle of Britain theme
Zulu
How The West Was Won
Mike Curb Congregation's Burning Bridges (Kellys Heroes)
Lawrence of Arabia
Leaving Walbrook (Rainman)
Johnny Mathis and Jane Oliver, Last Time I felt Like This (Same Time, Next Year)
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The polynesian choral music used in The Thin Red Line ; David Munrow's arrangement of Beethoven for Zardoz ; Michael Nyman's score for The Draughtman's Contract ; Henri Rabaud's 1927 score for the silent The Chess Player ; and Voices of Light, Richard Einhorn's 1994 oratorio which is designed as a score for Dreyer's 1927 The Passion of Joan of Arc , and available as such on the Criterion DVD.
Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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Has to be The Big Country.
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