Swamps of Time
I realize that “Green Leaves of Summer,” which sounds tedious and Godawful in this Brothers Four version, was used in Quentin Tarantino‘s Inglourious Basterds. I just don’t remember the scene…nothing. But this — this! — is good. Name the source of this track and the composer.
Dmitri Tiomkin, “The Alamo”
*Dimitri
You can’t do three games anymore. The internet has killed allguesswork and uncertainty and doubt. People know the answer in seconds.
I’ve had the soundtrack on my iPod for years, if that’s any consolation.
Every Golden Age film score fan knows that piece.
Jeez. The Nick Pietro version of the tune was used to great effect over the opening credits of “Basterds.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NslWB3glglU
I had not had high hopes for the film, based on the trailers, but the theme, combined with the simple white-on-black titles, was the first indication it was a modern classic.
Actually, Jeff, when you click on the track to play it, Windows Media Center identifies the composer and the source. No internet needed.
Jeff: “D’oh!”
Jazz pianist Hampton Hawes’ recording of the tune, which he made after getting out of the pen on a Presidential pardon in 1963, years after seeing “The Alamo,” and liking the tune, and resolving to record it if he got the chance, is pretty good too.
“The internet has killed all guesswork and uncertainty and doubt. People know the answer in seconds.”
Shameful admission: until recently, I didn’t know that Bobby McFerrin sang “Don’t Worry Be Happy.” The Internet seems to be convinced it was Bob Marley.
Glenn Kenny doing his best to provide Ira Parks with more material again.
Jeff – it’s all Shazam’s fault – free app for iPhone and Android, takes the guesswork out of any music trivia
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