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01-10-2015, 02:03 PM
We were cut apart AND NOW... we're together again!
Tracklist
Basket Case 2
1 I'm Pregnant, I'm Dead 3:33
2 Granny At Freak Tent 2:54
3 Barbecue 2:18
4 Original Main Titles 2:22
5 Out Of Hospital 1:39
6 Out Of Window 1:49
7 The Big Escape 3:38
8 Room Of Memories 2:17
9 In The Attic 3:20
10 Granny Meeting 4:24
11 In Love 1:55
Frankenhooker
12 Main Titles 4:11
13 Lookin' For Hookers 3:10
14 Jeffrey And Parts 4:35
15 The Creation 3:59
16 The Eyeball / Happy Day 2:34
17 Jeffrey Fixes Elizabeth 3:18
18 Zoro Killing 3:58
Credits
Artwork By, Layout, Design � One Hand Clapping Co., The*, Stephen Pettman
Composed By, Performer � Joe Renzetti
Executive Producer � Reynold da Silva
Performer [Assistance] � Robert Sands (tracks: 3, 13)
Supervised By [Album Release Supervision] � David Stoner, Ford A. Thaxton, James Fitzpatrick
Notes
Tracks 1 to11 taken from the 1990 movie directed by Frank Henenlotter.
Tracks 12 to 18 taken from the 1990 movie directed by Frank Henenlotter.
Track 4 not used in the final version of the film.
Recorded December 1989 and January 1990 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA.
My thanks to Frank Henenlotter, Edgar Ievins, Jim Glickenhaus, Frank K. Isaac, Andi Elliott, Steve Roberts and Shapiro/Glickenhaus for the opportunity to "put my two cents into it"... Joe Renzetti
All music is published by: Muzetti Inc. (BMI) / Woose Music Co. (BMI) and Silva Screen Music
Stills and cover artwork (C) 1990 Shapiro Glickenhaus Entertainment Corp.
(P) 1990 Shapiro Glickenhaus Entertainment Corp.
(C) 1990 Shapiro Glickenhaus Entertainment Corp.
Marketed by SILVA SCREEN RECORDS LIMITED
SILVA HOUSE, 261 ROYAL COLLEGE STREET, LONDON NW1 9LU
Tel.: 071-284 0525 - Telex: 8951182 GECOMS G - Fax: 071-482 2385
United Kingdom CD: FILMCD 073
Germany, Austria, Switzerland CD: SIL 5073-2
Joseph V. Renzetti
During the '60's, in Philadelphia, Cameo records with the help of Dick Clark and American Bandstand, Joe Renzetti became Cameo Records house guitarist, and played on the hits: �Let's Twist Again, The Mashed Potatoes, South Street, The Bristol Stomp, The Limbo Rock, Palisades Park, Tallahassee Lassie.�.
Fascinated by the advances in recording technology and the profession of arranging for records, Renzetti moved on to New York where he got to practice his new skills and talents, and arranged the top-ten records; �Sunny,� by Bobby Hebb, "Ninety-Eight Point Six," by Keith, �Apple, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie,” by Jay and the Techniques, �Mandy,� by Barry Manilow.
A film buff, always harboring an interest in film music, Renzetti decided to test his luck in Hollywood. The move paid off; he was called to do the music for the "Buddy Holly Story." Although the music was that of Holly's, he taught the actors to play the instruments and sing the songs from scratch. Filmed live on camera and using 24 track recording, the actors actually played and sang as a performing group. This decision was a first for film and netted Renzetti an Oscar for the �Best Adaptation Score" that year. (1979)
An accredited Film Composer, Joe Renzetti received commissions from Anne Bancroft to score "Fatso" staring Dom DeLuise; from Dick Clark to Score "Elvis", Gary Sherman to score "Vice Squad, and Poltergeist III;" an episode of "Tales From The Crypt," and "Child's Play," staring little Chucky.
Joe Renzetti continues to score films, and compose works for orchestra, chamber groups, and solo artists.
PM for the link!
Tracklist
Basket Case 2
1 I'm Pregnant, I'm Dead 3:33
2 Granny At Freak Tent 2:54
3 Barbecue 2:18
4 Original Main Titles 2:22
5 Out Of Hospital 1:39
6 Out Of Window 1:49
7 The Big Escape 3:38
8 Room Of Memories 2:17
9 In The Attic 3:20
10 Granny Meeting 4:24
11 In Love 1:55
Frankenhooker
12 Main Titles 4:11
13 Lookin' For Hookers 3:10
14 Jeffrey And Parts 4:35
15 The Creation 3:59
16 The Eyeball / Happy Day 2:34
17 Jeffrey Fixes Elizabeth 3:18
18 Zoro Killing 3:58
Credits
Artwork By, Layout, Design � One Hand Clapping Co., The*, Stephen Pettman
Composed By, Performer � Joe Renzetti
Executive Producer � Reynold da Silva
Performer [Assistance] � Robert Sands (tracks: 3, 13)
Supervised By [Album Release Supervision] � David Stoner, Ford A. Thaxton, James Fitzpatrick
Notes
Tracks 1 to11 taken from the 1990 movie directed by Frank Henenlotter.
Tracks 12 to 18 taken from the 1990 movie directed by Frank Henenlotter.
Track 4 not used in the final version of the film.
Recorded December 1989 and January 1990 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA.
My thanks to Frank Henenlotter, Edgar Ievins, Jim Glickenhaus, Frank K. Isaac, Andi Elliott, Steve Roberts and Shapiro/Glickenhaus for the opportunity to "put my two cents into it"... Joe Renzetti
All music is published by: Muzetti Inc. (BMI) / Woose Music Co. (BMI) and Silva Screen Music
Stills and cover artwork (C) 1990 Shapiro Glickenhaus Entertainment Corp.
(P) 1990 Shapiro Glickenhaus Entertainment Corp.
(C) 1990 Shapiro Glickenhaus Entertainment Corp.
Marketed by SILVA SCREEN RECORDS LIMITED
SILVA HOUSE, 261 ROYAL COLLEGE STREET, LONDON NW1 9LU
Tel.: 071-284 0525 - Telex: 8951182 GECOMS G - Fax: 071-482 2385
United Kingdom CD: FILMCD 073
Germany, Austria, Switzerland CD: SIL 5073-2
Joseph V. Renzetti
During the '60's, in Philadelphia, Cameo records with the help of Dick Clark and American Bandstand, Joe Renzetti became Cameo Records house guitarist, and played on the hits: �Let's Twist Again, The Mashed Potatoes, South Street, The Bristol Stomp, The Limbo Rock, Palisades Park, Tallahassee Lassie.�.
Fascinated by the advances in recording technology and the profession of arranging for records, Renzetti moved on to New York where he got to practice his new skills and talents, and arranged the top-ten records; �Sunny,� by Bobby Hebb, "Ninety-Eight Point Six," by Keith, �Apple, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie,” by Jay and the Techniques, �Mandy,� by Barry Manilow.
A film buff, always harboring an interest in film music, Renzetti decided to test his luck in Hollywood. The move paid off; he was called to do the music for the "Buddy Holly Story." Although the music was that of Holly's, he taught the actors to play the instruments and sing the songs from scratch. Filmed live on camera and using 24 track recording, the actors actually played and sang as a performing group. This decision was a first for film and netted Renzetti an Oscar for the �Best Adaptation Score" that year. (1979)
An accredited Film Composer, Joe Renzetti received commissions from Anne Bancroft to score "Fatso" staring Dom DeLuise; from Dick Clark to Score "Elvis", Gary Sherman to score "Vice Squad, and Poltergeist III;" an episode of "Tales From The Crypt," and "Child's Play," staring little Chucky.
Joe Renzetti continues to score films, and compose works for orchestra, chamber groups, and solo artists.
PM for the link!