Hm... this seems like a long shot, but here it goes:

I sort of like the work of a Bolivian-American composer named Jaime Mendoza-Nava. He worked frequently with director Charles B. Pierce, who directed many American International B-movies in the 1970's. His music was almost always better or much better than the films, but the only known soundtrack release was a LP from the 1970 nature documentary (released by American International) called "The Savage Wild".

What I'm looking for, specifically, are two bootlegs posted a long time ago in this blog:

http://themastercylinder.blogspot.com.br/2008/02/legend-of-boggy-creek-jaime-mendoza.html
and

http://themastercylinder.blogspot.com.br/2008/02/town-that-dreaded-sundown-jaime-mendoza.html
But, as you can see, they were posted a really long time ago. I can't get an email from the blogger, which is named "The Master Cylinder". All I know is that he follows a blog which I'm also in called "The Inferno Music Vault". I also know that some of us here follows that blog because once I directly posted a link from the TV series "Salem's Lot" (a mono bootleg with poor sound quality) and I was sort of reprimanded for that.

So, like I said earlier, it seems like a long shot, but if anyone, by any chance, got those links at that time or knows who "The Master Cylinder" is so I can contact him, please talk to me! Thanks... :)

I'd be interested, too, as he did a fairly nice score for one episode of "Gunsmoke" ("Mannon").