GETTING THERE FIRST 1972 GERALD FRIED

Getting There First (1972). ABC TV documentary about American frontier pioneers. Possibly never broadcast.
Unreleased music in Flac, no artwork.
28 tracks, 36:25 minutes
https://mega.nz/#!HVFS2QDS!4oOEJgQIKFT2dAnAqMjvMng6MEFwYyzzTzFlyY-Hl6U

All thanks for the Gerald Fried and Paul Sawtell material go to their number one fan. Some scores are only available on hard copy for now. Anyone interested, let me know and I can put you in touch with him.
Fried is still alive and kicking in New Mexico, and is recording the music for a Star Trek parody in May.

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Thank you again for all of the great music you’ve been sharing. 🙂

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Really amazing upload, thank you

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Many thanks for this and all the Fried!

Thanks! Suddenly, this guy is pretty well represented!

"ABC TV documentary about American frontier pioneers. Possibly never broadcast."

Can’t find mention of it nowheres.

"ABC TV documentary about American frontier pioneers. Possibly never broadcast."

Can’t find mention of it nowheres.
Fried scored some documentaries by Nicolas Noxon and Irwin Rosten. They were doing an adaption of historian Daniel Boorstin’s book "The Americans." The film title is a section or chapter name in the book.
I found two references to the film via google. One was in a scan from the book "Shot in Oklahoma: A Century of Sooner State Cinema." The link is too long to paste here.
The other is a scanned Tuscaloosa newspaper:
https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1817&dat=19721218&id=eBgfAAAAIBAJ&sjid=LJwEAAAAIBAJ&pg=7105,3564597&hl=en

Cover here (Thread 90457) if interested. Last of the bunch. Now on to the Sawtell’s.

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Thanks for the link! Hard to believe a score of this quality went unused and unheard.

Big thanks!