Birds Do It, Bees Do It (1974). Wolper Production. Animal procreation documentary.
Unreleased music in Flac, no artwork.
22 tracks, 55:20 minutes
Flac files in two folders. PM for download links.


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.

Uhhhh, do what?

Thanks!

Gerald Fried was nominated for an Academy Award for this!

Thank you!!!

Super Share . . . I seem to have an alternate version of this that is 28 tracks and runs 52:45!

Thank you very much!

Thanks a lot

Thanks!

Amazing score! Thanks for the chance to hear this one.

thank you

Thanks

Thank you.

Super Share . . . I seem to have an alternate version of this that is 28 tracks and runs 52:45!

A preliminary comparison reveals that there are a number of combined tracks. For instance, track 3 on this version begins with track 17 "Maggots Eating Mouse" and then segues to track 19 "Trout" from the other version.

Perhaps feedthecats can scrounge up a reference copy. I can't seem to locate one.

Perhaps feedthecats can scrounge up a reference copy. I can't seem to locate one.

I feel like James Garner's character Hendley "The Scrounger" in THE GREAT ESCAPE :)

Sadly, although I have a few more track title goodies to come, this isn't one of them :(

We might presume the other version is sequenced to film and sadsack's version represents the recording sequence, but without reference to the film, who can say.

Alternate cover here (Thread 90457) if interested.

Really great score! Tremendous share! Thank you so much, sadsack :)

We might presume the other version is sequenced to film and sadsack's version represents the recording sequence, but without reference to the film, who can say.
My source has the original cue names, and edited his version according to the film. He thought the "alternate" version was available from Europe, might have been from the movie's music-only track.
Looks like the alt. version was available from Tony at one time:
http://tonyssecondhandscores.blogspot.com/2009/07/birds-do-it-bees-do-it-gerald-fried.html

superb

Without yet accounting for extended silent gaps, I wonder if the difference in play time between the two versions represents the edit the producers were obliged to make for the US censor board by circumcising all the money shots? Perhaps some of Fried's score was excised in the process.

Thanks

Thank you share!

Hey, I like the subject for a music score. Thanks!

Thanks!

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Thanks for this soundtrack and a fine front cover, Mssrs Sack & FeedtheCats!