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Film Festival - 16 Great Movie Themes (1969)

Composer(s):
Ken Thorne
Georges Delerue
Quincy Jones
Frank DeVol
David Whitaker
Stanley Myers
Maurice Jarre
Lionel Bart
Burt Bacharach
Bronislaw Kaper
Sol Kaplan
Lalo Schifrin
Georges Garvarentz

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1969

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United States

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1.	Interlude (from "Interlude) (02:42) Georges Delerue and Orchestra
2.	Plus Strings (from "Head") (01:40) Ken Thorne and Orchestra
3.	Lonely Bottles (from "In Cold Blood") (02:34) Quincy Jones and Orchestra
4.	Theme from "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" (02:24) Frank DeVol and Orchestra
5.	Hammerhead's Apartment (from "Hammerhead") (01:47) David Whitaker and Orchestra
6.	Fuzz (from "Otley") (02:12) Stanley Myers and Orchestra
7.	The Road Back (from "The Professionals") (02:47) Maurice Jarre and Orchestra
8.	Love Theme from "The Night of the Generals" (02:25) Maurice Jarre and Orchestra
9.	Overture (from "Oliver!") (02:00) John Green and Orchestra (Composed by Lionel Bart)
10.	Main Title from "Lawrence of Arabia" (01:54) The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Maurice Jarre
11.	The Look of Love (from "Casino Royale") (02:07) Burt Bacharach and Orchestra
12.	Prologue - "Lord Jim" Theme (from "Lord Jim") (02:24) Muir Mathieson and Orchestra / Composed by Bronislau Kaper
13.	Main Title from "Behold a Pale Horse" (02:20) Maurice Jarre and Orchestra
14.	Main Title from "The Victors" (02:13) Sol Kaplan and Orchestra
15.	Main Title from "Murderers' Row" (02:07) Lalo Schifrin and Orchestra
16.	The Train to Adventure (from "The Southern Star") (02:26) Georges Garvarentz and Orchestra

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