Caldera Records has announced a new album featuring selections of four previously unreleased scores from the 1970s composed by David Shire (The Conversation, The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, All the President’s Men, Return to Oz, Zodiac, Short Circuit). Titles include the 1971 western comedy Skin Game directed by Paul Bogart and starring James Garner, Lou Gossett, Susan Clark, Brenda Sykes & Ed Asner, the 1971 drama Summertree directed by Anthony Newley and starring Michael Douglas, Jack Warden, Brenda Vaccaro & Barbara Bel Geddes, the 1977 television movie Tell Me Where It Hurts directed by Bogart and starring Maureen Stapleton & Paul Sorvino, as well as the 1977 television movie Something for Joey directed by Jerry McNeely and starring Steve Guttenberg, Geraldine Page and Marc Singer. Visit the label’s official website to listen to audio samples and for more information about the CD.
Here’s the album track list:
Skin Game:
1. Main Title (3:59)
2. Freedom Ride (2:42)
3. Town Source (2:13)
4. Wait for the Wagon (4:02)
5. John Brown Chase (2:10)
6. Skin Game (2:27)
7. Travel Theme (2:59)
Summertree:
8. Main Title (Having the Time of Our Lives) (2:38)
9. Vanetta’s Theme (1:07)
10. Window Scene (1:35)
11. Park Scene (3:51)
12. Bus Memory (1:04)
13. Jerry Drives Home (3:23)
14. Garage Scene (2:39)
Tell Me Where It Hurts:
15. Main Title/Conny’s Theme (3:24)
16. Job Hunting Montage (2:38)
17. Lament (1:11)
18. “Somebody…” (0:51)
19. Finale and End Credits (1:42)
Something for Joey:
20. Main Title (2:10)
21. Penn State Montage (1:33)
22. Recovery Montage (3:46)
23. Joey to School (1:22)
24. Baseball Practice (1:01)
25. Pre-Finale Montage (1:03)
26. End Credits (1:04)
27. Christmas Source (2:20)
28. 4 Tds (1:49)
