Astley, Edwin / Tony Crombie: International Detective / Man From Interpol (Original Soundtrack)
Astley, Edwin / Tony Crombie
SKU: 31581929
Astley, Edwin / Tony Crombie: International Detective / Man From Interpol (Original Soundtrack)
Astley, Edwin / Tony Crombie
SKU: 31581929
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Title: International Detective / Man From Interpol (Original Soundtrack)
Artist: Astley, Edwin / Tony Crombie
Label: El
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929332133
Genre: Soundtrack
An exciting television crime jazz double feature presentation from Ember's historical jazz vaults, two soundtracks of similar late '50's, early 1960's vintage; pairing Edwin Astley's score for the Associated-British production International Detective, starring Arthur Fleming, Millicent Martin and Nigel Green, with Tony Crombie's Manciniesque soundtrack music for the Danziger Brothers series Man from Interpol, with Richard Wyler in the lead role as Interpol Agent Anthony Smith, an officer from Interpol on assignment to Scotland Yard. Both scores are an impressive combination of widescreen modern big band and limpid, esoteric chamber jazz; befitting the cosmopolitan settings of each production. In 1955 Edwin Astley announced himself by writing the eternal bow and arrow motif for the Robin Hood titles sequence. If over the next fifteen years his clever themes and skilfully arranged dramatic scores for such peak time ITC productions as Danger Man (the programme that cut a path for Bond, Harry Palmer and The Prisoner), The Saint (including it's world-famous seven note signature), Gideon's Way, The Baron, The Champions, Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) and Department S (where for the first time we would meet the era-defining Jason King), made his music as much a part of British daily life as the Beatles or the Stones, it is now the stuff of legend. Tony Crombie, known as "The Baron" by his colleagues, was one of the finest drummers and bandleaders to emerge amid the post-war British jazz boom and a composer of International standing (Miles Davis recorded Crombie's So Near, So Far, on his 1963, Seven Steps to Heaven album). His own bands included a raucous aggregation entitled the Rockets (who, it is said, introduced rock 'n' roll to Iceland) and collaborations in the field of jazz with Tubby Hayes, Annie Ross, Gordon Beck, Victor Feldman and Stan Tracey. He toured with visiting artists like Lena Horne and Carmen McRae, working also with Stephane Grappelli and Georgie Fame and in multi-various settings with Ronnie Scott; becoming the house drummer at Scott's club in the early 60s, where he accompanied such visiting American stars as Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster and Jimmy Witherspoon.
Tracks:
1.1 International Detective (Instrumental) - Edwin Astley
1.2 Murder Strip - Edwin Astley
1.3 Theme for Larceny - Edwin Astley
1.4 Night Patrol - Edwin Astley
1.5 The Badge - Edwin Astley
1.6 Manhunt - Edwin Astley
1.7 Shock Tactics - Edwin Astley
1.8 Murder Chase - Edwin Astley
1.9 International Detective (Instrumental Reprise) - Edwin Astley
1.10 International Detective (Vocal) - Edwin Astley
1.11 The Menace - Edwin Astley
1.12 Concerto in Law - Edwin Astley
1.13 The Net - Edwin Astley
1.14 After Dark - Edwin Astley
1.15 Gang Busters - Edwin Astley
1.16 Ten Four ! - Edwin Astley
1.17 Opus in Blue - Edwin Astley
1.18 The Avenger - Edwin Astley
1.19 International Defender - Edwin Astley
1.20 International Detective (Vocal Reprise) - Edwin Astley
1.21 International Detective (Instrumental Version) - Edwin Astley
1.22 Man from Interpol - Tony Crombie
1.23 Interpol Chase - Tony Crombie
1.24 Slow Beat - Tony Crombie
1.25 My Fair Laine - Tony Crombie
1.26 Fordaire - Tony Crombie
1.27 Motor Museum - Tony Crombie
1.28 The Toff - Tony Crombie
1.29 Breezy Capers - Tony Crombie
1.30 Blues Macabre - Tony Crombie
1.31 Samba de Janeiro - Tony Crombie
1.32 Beaulieu Blues - Tony Crombie
1.33 Nightprowl - Tony Crombie
1.34 Domus - Tony Crombie
1.35 Panic Station - Tony Crombie
1.36 Interpol Cha Cha - Tony Crombie
1.37 Escape to Hawaii - Tony Crombie
1.38 Perpetual Lover - Tony Crombie
1.39 Shapes - Tony Crombie
1.40 Beguine Portent - Tony Crombie
1.41 Man from Interpol - End Theme - Tony Crombie
Artist: Astley, Edwin / Tony Crombie
Label: El
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929332133
Genre: Soundtrack
An exciting television crime jazz double feature presentation from Ember's historical jazz vaults, two soundtracks of similar late '50's, early 1960's vintage; pairing Edwin Astley's score for the Associated-British production International Detective, starring Arthur Fleming, Millicent Martin and Nigel Green, with Tony Crombie's Manciniesque soundtrack music for the Danziger Brothers series Man from Interpol, with Richard Wyler in the lead role as Interpol Agent Anthony Smith, an officer from Interpol on assignment to Scotland Yard. Both scores are an impressive combination of widescreen modern big band and limpid, esoteric chamber jazz; befitting the cosmopolitan settings of each production. In 1955 Edwin Astley announced himself by writing the eternal bow and arrow motif for the Robin Hood titles sequence. If over the next fifteen years his clever themes and skilfully arranged dramatic scores for such peak time ITC productions as Danger Man (the programme that cut a path for Bond, Harry Palmer and The Prisoner), The Saint (including it's world-famous seven note signature), Gideon's Way, The Baron, The Champions, Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) and Department S (where for the first time we would meet the era-defining Jason King), made his music as much a part of British daily life as the Beatles or the Stones, it is now the stuff of legend. Tony Crombie, known as "The Baron" by his colleagues, was one of the finest drummers and bandleaders to emerge amid the post-war British jazz boom and a composer of International standing (Miles Davis recorded Crombie's So Near, So Far, on his 1963, Seven Steps to Heaven album). His own bands included a raucous aggregation entitled the Rockets (who, it is said, introduced rock 'n' roll to Iceland) and collaborations in the field of jazz with Tubby Hayes, Annie Ross, Gordon Beck, Victor Feldman and Stan Tracey. He toured with visiting artists like Lena Horne and Carmen McRae, working also with Stephane Grappelli and Georgie Fame and in multi-various settings with Ronnie Scott; becoming the house drummer at Scott's club in the early 60s, where he accompanied such visiting American stars as Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster and Jimmy Witherspoon.
Tracks:
1.1 International Detective (Instrumental) - Edwin Astley
1.2 Murder Strip - Edwin Astley
1.3 Theme for Larceny - Edwin Astley
1.4 Night Patrol - Edwin Astley
1.5 The Badge - Edwin Astley
1.6 Manhunt - Edwin Astley
1.7 Shock Tactics - Edwin Astley
1.8 Murder Chase - Edwin Astley
1.9 International Detective (Instrumental Reprise) - Edwin Astley
1.10 International Detective (Vocal) - Edwin Astley
1.11 The Menace - Edwin Astley
1.12 Concerto in Law - Edwin Astley
1.13 The Net - Edwin Astley
1.14 After Dark - Edwin Astley
1.15 Gang Busters - Edwin Astley
1.16 Ten Four ! - Edwin Astley
1.17 Opus in Blue - Edwin Astley
1.18 The Avenger - Edwin Astley
1.19 International Defender - Edwin Astley
1.20 International Detective (Vocal Reprise) - Edwin Astley
1.21 International Detective (Instrumental Version) - Edwin Astley
1.22 Man from Interpol - Tony Crombie
1.23 Interpol Chase - Tony Crombie
1.24 Slow Beat - Tony Crombie
1.25 My Fair Laine - Tony Crombie
1.26 Fordaire - Tony Crombie
1.27 Motor Museum - Tony Crombie
1.28 The Toff - Tony Crombie
1.29 Breezy Capers - Tony Crombie
1.30 Blues Macabre - Tony Crombie
1.31 Samba de Janeiro - Tony Crombie
1.32 Beaulieu Blues - Tony Crombie
1.33 Nightprowl - Tony Crombie
1.34 Domus - Tony Crombie
1.35 Panic Station - Tony Crombie
1.36 Interpol Cha Cha - Tony Crombie
1.37 Escape to Hawaii - Tony Crombie
1.38 Perpetual Lover - Tony Crombie
1.39 Shapes - Tony Crombie
1.40 Beguine Portent - Tony Crombie
1.41 Man from Interpol - End Theme - Tony Crombie
