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The Journey of Natty Gann

The Journey of Natty Gann

Limited Edition of 2,500 Copies

Intrada (Special Collection Vol. 103)

Release Date: June 22, 2009

Conducted by James Horner

Format: CD

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Track Listing

1. Main Title

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 1:57
2. Leaving

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 3:21
3. Freight Train

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 2:45
4. First Love

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 3:30
5. Into Town

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 2:32
6. Goodbye

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 2:23
7. Rustling

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 3:05
8. The Forest

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 2:02
9. Early Morning

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 1:45
10. Getting There

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 1:14
11. Farewell

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 3:23
12. Reunion – End Title

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 5:10
13. BONUS TRACKS: Locked Up

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 3:12
14. Hotel Escape

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 1:53
15. Riding The Rails

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 1:29
16. To Seattle

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 3:19
  Total Album Time: 43:00

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At last! World premiere of oft-requested James Horner soundtrack for Walt Disney depression-era adventure about two friends and wolf making long journey, directed by Jeremy Kagan, starring Meredith Salenger, John Cusack, Ray Wise.

Horner creates arguably his most emotional, Americana-flavored score, fills it with lengthy trumpet solos, heartbreaking melodic lines, powerful orchestral sequences. Highlights abound but "Freight Train" stands out. As trio races to catch train, composer increases rhythm, density of cue, adds staccato brass, finally builds to exhilarating climax. Great moment! Rich minor-to-major harmonies, sweeping brass melody during "Farewell" yet more highlights.

Horner, with long-time engineer Simon Rhodes, personally assembles CD just as he would have for major label in 1985, then allows 9 additional minutes of music to play as bonus after "Reunion-End Title." Rhodes masters CD at Abbey Road using Horner's own personal tape, the only surviving first-generation copy known to exist. Some minimal wear and tear is evident but crisp stereo sound prevails. James Horner conducts.

Intrada Special Collection release limited to just 2,500 copies!

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