JSngry

As requested, the two threads have been merged.

Well ..you kinda can with this one, it's a bit of a mess...but not his fault. It's an entertaining mess anyway . See the production notes here,: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Today_We_Live Just finished with one of the films that is said to have caused the end of the Pre-Code period: Barbara Stanwyck fucks her way up the ladder and doesn't give a damn who she ruins in the process Pre-Code like a mo, even if it does have a "happy" ending

I very much like his record with strings.

Nifty dogfights!

Good question, and if it's not really answered here, oh well, fascinating story anyway.

My gut reaction is that those began to occur more frequently in the late 1960s and beyond?

Here we go:

Oh well... My daughter pulled that Camden LP out of a Detroit area thrift store and gave it to me for my birthday last year. Haven't played it yet.

And for "conventional " scoring...collective genius imo:chart, band, singer, everything. And Dave Tough on drums.

Got this one the other day, looking forward to delving into it. I am an admirer of his writing. Sauter-Finegan is sometimes too "clever" for my tastes, but only sometimes. The guy could write. No bullshit or easy popperglow from him! Recommended is the Savoy 2LP set of the late 40s Ray McKinly band. Some real treats there: Not sure, but this one sounds like a sly comment on Kenton of the time...

It is a 1962 song.