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The Day of the Locust - Expanded

The Day of the Locust - Expanded

Intrada (Special Collection Vol. 367)

Release Date: October 31, 2016

Conducted by John Barry

Format: CD

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Track Listing

1. Theme From The Day of the Locust 1:41
2. The Storyteller 1:13
3. The Flying Carpet 1:48
4. A Picture of Love 3:03
5. Waterloo Sketches 0:53
6. No Love Have I 1:00
7. Rowdy Rumba 2:41
8. Soft Shoe Salesman 3:04
9. The Garden of the Locust / Lovers in the Valley 2:51
10. Fire and Passion 2:16
11. A Natural Clown / The Death of a Clown 1:02
12. The Hungry Tart 1:11
13. Fashion and Fantasy 1:20
14. Pictures From the Past 1:17
15. Unexpected Reunion 1:39
16. Lonely Lover (film version) 0:43
17. The Day of the Locust 4:22
18. Memories of Yesterday 1:37
19. EXTRAS: Who Needs Stars 1:31
20. The Garden of the Locust (shorter version) 1:55
21. Soft Shoe Salesman (album version) 2:41
22. Fire and Passion 2:18
23. A Natural Clown (reduced orchestration) 0:32
24. The Hungry Tart (shorter version) 1:00
25. Lonely Lover (violin version) 0:32
26. Lonely Lover (woodwind version) 0:34
27. Last Year's Dreams 1:31
28. Like Old Times 1:31
29. PERIOD & SOURCE MUSIC: Jeepers Creepers 2:41
30. Isn't It Romantic 1:41
31. I Wished on the Moon 2:34
32. Jeepers Creepers 0:59
33. Hot Voodoo 1:56
34. I'm Feeling High 1:00
35. Who's Your Little Who-zis! 1:44
36. Sing You Sinners 2:43
37. Paramount on Parade / The Invaders (From The Vagabond King) / June in January / Columbia the Gem of the Ocean 2:37
38. Oh How I Love Jesus 1:58
39. There Is Power in the Blood 3:39
40. Deck the Halls 0:40
41. Minuet From Quintet in E (Boccherini) 1:02
42. In an Eighteenth Century Drawing Room 2:38
43. Radio Show – Soap 1:56
  Total Album Time: 77:34

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From the Manufacturer

Intrada revisits its previous release of the 1974 John Barry score to The Day of the Locust with a new expanded edition featuring 48 minutes of vintage John Barry (expanding on the 20 minutes presented in the original LP program) as well as all the period pieces. Produced from the original session elements at Paramount, this new album features improved sound over the original LP master used for the previous release.

One Barry's strongest and most unusual scores. Just as Jerry Goldsmith had on Chinatown, Barry had to find a musical language somewhere between his contemporary style and the period feel of the film, while working around a number of vintage songs that set the tone and provided unsettling commentary of their own. Ultimately John Barry's score mixes subdued romantic writing with period approaches.

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