veröffentlichung Intrada: AN AMERICAN TAIL (Expanded) (James Horner)

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Hit soundtrack by James Horner receives the expanded treatment! 1986 animation classic was initial production of Sullivan Bluth Studios, co-founded by Don Bluth and Morris Sullivan, creating An American Tail in partnership with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment. Featured voices include Nehemiah Persoff, Erica Yohn, Amy Green, Christopher Plummer, John Finnegan, Dom DeLuise, Madeline Kahn and Phillip Glasser as young mouse, Fievel. Don Bluth directs, James Horner scores, with Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil joining Horner for the songs. Charming tale of the Mousekewitz family chased out of Russia by Cossack cats and across the seas to America inspires Horner to fashion incredibly tuneful score, replete with color, excitement. Blockbuster central theme song, “Somewhere Out There”, anchors with haunting duets sung during the film by Phillip Glasser, Betsy Cathcart and a Billboard “Top 40” two-time Grammy Award-winning end title version sung by Linda Ronstadt, James Ingram. Horner utilized the full resources of the London Symphony Orchestra, adding additional evocative colors from balalaika, accordion and solo violin, as well as celesta and vivid usage of woodwinds. While Horner had initially planned a lavish 65-minute presentation in 1986 when the CD format was still new, MCA Records instead edited the project down to highlights, leaving a significant amount of Horner’s score unreleased… until now. Courtesy the combined efforts of Amblin Entertainment, Universal Studios, Geffen Records and UMG Recordings, Intrada is proud to feature all of James Horner’s landmark score as well as all of the songs, bringing listeners a total of 78 minutes of pure musical delight. James Horner was masterful at scoring for animated films and An American Tail stands out as one of the richest. Mike Matessino edits, masters and produces with his customary expertise. Kay Marshall assembles the beautiful package with flipper-style cover art featuring both key art campaigns while Frank K. DeWald offers detailed thoughts on the film’s production and score. Greig McRitchie orchestrates, Eric Tomlinson engineers at Abbey Road Studios. James Horner composes and conducts the London Symphony Orchestra. Intrada Special Collection CD available while quantities and interest remain!

Track List:

01. Main Title (5:13) 02. The Cossack Cats (2:21) 03. Dissolve To Sea/Lullaby** (1:03) 04. There Are No Cats In America* (3:03)       Performed by Nehemiah Persoff,       John Guarnieri and Warren Hays 05. The Storm (4:02) 06. Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor (2:50) 07. Never Say Never* (2:28)       Performed by Christopher Plummer and Phillip Glasser 08. Warren T. Rat/It Will Go Away** (4:11) 09. Train Trestle** (2:00) 10. The Market Place (3:06) 11. The Rumble (1:56) 12. Honest John And Gussie Mausheimer** (3:03) 13. Somewhere Out There* (2:46)       Performed by Phillip Glasser and Betsy Cathcart 14. Building The Mouse Of Minsk (2:52) 15. Down In The Sewer/Chase In The Mauler’s Den** (1:36)

16. Gussie’s Plan** (2:10) 17. A Duo* (2:41)       Performed by Dom DeLuise and Phillip Glasser 18. Fievel’s Escape** (3:17) 19. Releasing The Secret Weapon (3:42) 20. The Great Fire (2:59) 21. Reunited (4:49) 22. Flying Away And End Credits (6:03) 23. Somewhere Out There* (4:04)       Performed by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram THE EXTRAS 24. Poor Wandering One (Gilbert and Sullivan)** (0:59) 25. The Rally (Source)** (1:12) 26. Somewhere Out There (Instrumental)*/** (4:01) *Music by James Horner and Barry Mann; Lyrics by Cynthia Weil **Previously unreleased

 

[Max Liebermann]

Sehr gut. Ich freu mich schon auf Train Trestle und Chase in the Mauler's Den.

Und endlich ist auch dieser Song dabei:

 

[sami]

Ich hoffe, 26. Somewhere Out There (Instrumental)*/** (4:01) taugt was. Den Song kann ich mir so nicht anhören.

[Max Liebermann]

vor 2 Stunden schrieb sami:

Ich hoffe, 26. Somewhere Out There (Instrumental)*/** (4:01) taugt was. Den Song kann ich mir so nicht anhören.

Du meinst mit den Mäusestimmen? Oder mit Linda Ronstadt? Oder überhaupt mit Text?

[sami]

Ronstadt. Die Mäusestimmen haben einen gewissen perversen Charme, aber ich meide sie, um nicht in einem ungesunden Licht wahrgenommen zu werden.