Alfred Newman - What Price Glory, Roy Webb - Fixed Bayonets!, Leigh Harline - Desert Rats





Tracklist:
01. Prelude (3:02)
02. Mademoiselle And The Captain (1:33)
03. Charmaine (1:33)
04. American Soldier � French Girl (1:59)
05. My Love, My Life (2:25)
06. Regiment De Sambre-et-Meuse (Planquette) (2:41)
07. Bridal Veil / Goodbyes (2:16)
08. Cemetery (0:56)
09. In The Foxhole (1:41)
10. Captain Of Your Heart (1:52)
11. Lewisohn ("My Love, My Life") (1:44)
12. Captain Flagg's Finale (4:24)
13. Prelude and Main Title (1:55)
14. Back Home In Indiana (1:59)
15. Battle Fatigue (1:59)
16. Frozen Feet (2:04)
17. Consequences (3:08)
18. Main Title (alternate) (1:11)
19. Rommel (1:45)
20. Main Title (1:29)
21. Bartlett (1:04)
22. Wotan's Farewell (1:39)
23. Greensleeves (traditional) (2:59)
24. Battalion (2:15)
25. The Campbells Are Coming (Old Scotch Air) (3:16)
26. Finale (alternate) (0:49)
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Total Play Time: 00:54:07

(03) � written by Erno Rapee & Lew Pollack
(05) � written by Jay Livingston & Ray Evans
(14) � written by James F. Hanley & Ballard MacDonald
(19) � written by Daniele Amfitheatrof
(22) � written by Richard Wagner

(01) � includes "The Marines' Hymn", "Battle Hymn Of The Republic", "Semper Fidelis" & "Over There"
(12) � includes "Over There" by George M. Cohan

(01)-(12) � from 'What Price Glory'
(13)-(18) � from 'Fixed Bayonets!'
(19)-(26) � from 'Desert Rats'

I see you posted this soundtrack. Do you have it to share? If so I'd appreciate it. Thanks, Monkfoot

Sadly the OP hasn't posted since December last year.

I have them although I've split the soundtracks individually.

Let me know if you still need.

Yes, that would be greatly appreciated. As always your amazing with your kindness, thank you so much. Monkfoot

Another great big thanks to Wildwood for sharing this Intrada title.

You are awesome,Sir. So many thanks again for your generosity!

Edit: The Big bonus here with "What Price Glory" and the "Desert Rats"(and not mentioned in the Intrada liner notes)and also not heard at time of the films release is apparently Alfred Newman used stem microphone placement or fat mono during the recording sessions. Modern digital remastering has turned these tracks into stereo.

Priceless.

Please, I will like to get this link.

Thank you very much.