Category Archives: Soundtrack

JOHN BARRY-SOMETHING’S UP! FILM, TV AND STUDIO WORK 1964-1967.

♦ August 30, 2024 ♦ Leave a comment

John Barry-Something’s Up! Film, TV and Studio Work 1964-1967. Label: Ace. Format: CD. Release Date: 27th September 2024. By 1967, composer and conductor John Barry was enjoying a golden era in a career that began in 1957. He had come a long way in a short space of time and already written the soundtrack to …

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CULT CLASSIC: MASAHIKO SATO-KAYOBI NO ONNA. 

♦ June 15, 2021 ♦ Leave a comment

Cult Classic: Masahiko Sato-Kayobi No Onna. By 1969, Tokyo-born composer and pianist Masahiko Sato about to turn twenty-nine, and had been a professional musician since he was seventeen. He had started out accompanying magicians, singers and strippers in a cabaret in Ginza, a district of Tokyo. Now eleven years later he had just written the …

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MASAHIKO SATO-KAYOBI NO ONNA. 

♦ May 1, 2020 ♦ Leave a comment

Masahiko Sato-Kayobi No Onna. Label: Mitsuko and Svetlana Records. By 1969, Tokyo-born composer and pianist Masahiko Sato about to turn twenty-nine, and had been a professional musician since he was seventeen. He had started out accompanying magicians, singers and strippers in a cabaret in Ginza, a district of Tokyo. Now eleven years later he had …

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IMPULSE! 1961-1974 BOX SET.

♦ January 18, 2017 ♦ Leave a comment

IMPULSE! 1961-1974 BOX SET. In 1955, the American Broadcasting Company decided the time was right to diversify into the record business. So on June 14th 1955 as Am-Par Record Corporation was incorporated. Samuel H. Clark became the Am-Par Record Corporation’s first president. He oversaw the birth of what would become one of the biggest record companies …

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ENNIO MORRICONE-MORRICONE IN COLOUR.

♦ November 14, 2012 ♦ 1 Comment

ENNIO MORRICONE-MORRICONE IN COLOUR. Probably the most prolific, highest profile and best respected film composer of the past sixty years, is Ennio Morricone. He has written over five-hundred soundtracks. These soundtracks cover every possible genre of film. Mention his name to many people, and they’ll associate Ennio Morricone with the soundtracks he scored for Sergio …

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