The Archive with Jason Drury: Quartet Records Spotlight
Welcome to a new series here on the CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO PODCAST NETWORK called the QUARTET RECORDS SPOTLIGHT.
Over the past 27 episodes of THE ARCHIVE, Jason Drury has played a plethora of music from the independent soundtrack label QUARTET RECORDS. Since its inception, the label has released 400 albums featuring an eclectic slate of new and old film and TV scores. Since the label has been so kind to us over the years, Jason decided to present an ongoing new program dedicated solely to the label. And to make the show even more special, Jason asked film music restorer and mastering engineer Chris Malone to participate and offer his opinions on all four recent releases as he worked on for QUARTET RECORDS.
The show begins with selections from the legendary epic western THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY composed by Ennio Morricone. Then you will be hearing music from a re-recording of Bernard Herrmann’s score for the 1972 British horror-mystery, ENDLESS NIGHT. The show continues with the classic 1969 Oscar-winning film MIDNIGHT COWBOY with music composed and supervised by John Barry. The program ends with John Addison’s wonderful score for the 1977 epic World War II drama A BRIDGE TOO FAR.
Enjoy!
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