Film Score Monthly has another release ready to go for soundtrack collectors: the premiere release of the score to North Dallas Forty by John Scott.
Released in 1979, North Dallas Forty was a fact-based account of novelist Peter Gent's five-year stint in the NFL. The film got much of the details right, and critics and fans were both pleased. John Scott - a session player from England - drummed up a soundtrack that had jazz and blues undertones while keeping the entire orchestra intact for the action and drama both on and off the football field. (Scott would later pen such scores as Greystoke, which was also reissued earlier this year.)
This complete score presentation includes a handful of alternate and unused cues as well. It's limited to 2,000 copies and can be ordered here.
Check out the specs on North Dallas Forty after the jump!
John Scott, North Dallas Forty: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Film Score Monthly Vol. 13, No. 17, 2010 - original film released 1979)
- Main Title
- Weight Room (Revised)
- Phil and Joanne
- Stallings (Revised)/Phil Gets Floored (Revised)/Break In
- Jo Bob's Jock Strap (Revised)
- Weight Room (Original)
- Night of Pain
- Full Speed
- Can I Count on You, Phil?
- Phil's Horse Ranch
- Something Special in Chicago
- Brand New Knee
- Pre-Game Tensions
- Let's Go Kill
- Break His Leg If You Have To/Delma Gets Hit
- Double Play/Phil's Catch
- Hartman Fumbles
- Phil and Delma
- Because I Care About You (Revised)
- End Credits
- Main Title (Alternate - End Credits Film Edit)
- Not Just a Game of Football/Limousine
- You Can't Sleep Here
- Breakfast with Joanne
- Stallings (Original)/Stallings (Revised Alternate)/Phil Gets Floored (Original)
- Jo Bob's Jock Strap (Original)
- Weight Room (Intermediate)
- Night of Pain (Alternate)
- Delma Gets Hit (Alternate)
- Because I Care About You (Original)
- End Credits (Alternate)
- Main Title (Alternate - Unabridged)
All tracks previously unreleased
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