Does a soundtrack score exist for Operation Daybreak?



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say170
03-14-2015, 01:40 PM
Does anyone know if a soundtrack was every released for the film Operation Daybreak (1976) scored by David Hentschel and based on the book Seven Men at Daybreak.

ansti
05-05-2015, 09:42 PM
No official soundtrack was released for the film. According to ‘The keyboard.co.uk’ which profiles composers the following statement was given……

‘Following a substantial number of requests, David has tried to recover the original master recordings of the Operation Daybreak score. Unfortunately they are now of such poor quality as to render them unusable. The only way to make a credible soundtrack album would be to re-record everything, which unfortunately is not currently cost or time effective.’


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