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Jerry Goldsmith- Pursuit / Crawlspace / People Next Door (Original Soundtrack)

SKU: 720258718402
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Jerry Goldsmith- Pursuit / Crawlspace / People Next Door (Original Soundtrack)
Jerry Goldsmith- Pursuit / Crawlspace / People Next Door (Original Soundtrack)

Intrada in association with Klassik Film Music announces the CD release of three Kickstarter-funded Jerry Goldsmith scores: Pursuit, Crawlspace and The People Next Door. This new collection of television scores from the late 1960s and early 1970s, reconstructed and re-recorded by Leigh Phillips, showcases the composer’s special touch with character-based dramas. The state-of-the-art recording is performed by The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Adam Klemens. The packaging is complemented by brilliant notes by renowned film music historian Jon Burlingame, with further in-depth cue notes by Yavar Moradi.

Pursuit (1972) takes place over the course of a single day, as government agent Steven Graves (Ben Gazzara) trails political extremist James Wright (E.G. Marshall), who has stolen a shipment of top-secret nerve gas and plans to release it in San Diego during the Republican National Convention, potentially killing millions. Goldsmith delivered an exciting, memorable score that propelled the action. He employed just 19 musicians: nine brass players, a flute, a harp and an extended rhythm section that included two keyboards, Fender bass, acoustic guitar and electric guitar, drums, vibes and a timpanist. It appears Goldsmith himself added the synthesizer parts in his studio.

Crawlspace (1972) is a 75-minute thriller for The New CBS Friday Night Movies. In the film, Arthur Kennedy and Teresa Wright play a childless, middle-aged couple who discover they’ve been adopted by a withdrawn drifter (Tom Happer) who arrives one day to fix their furnace. Learning that their young friend is homeless, the couple reach out and show him kindness even when they discover that he is occupying the crawlspace under their house and refuses to leave. Goldsmith composed 23 minutes of music, with a theme that effectively employs harpsichord, harp, woodwinds and a few strings to establish the pastoral New England setting and the quiet life of Albert and Alice. A growing sense of unease permeates the drama, as Goldsmith adds dark piano notes to the worried woodwinds and strings; yet the music remains sympathetic overall.

The People Next Door (1968) was the opening installment of the second season of CBS Playhouse, the network’s revival of the Playhouse 90 concept. The story portrays a typical middle-class American couple who discover that their 16-year-old daughter is experimenting with drugs; a bad trip sends her to the hospital and they eventually discover her supplier is the presumably nice teenage boy next door. Lloyd Bridges and Kim Hunter played the clueless parents; Fritz Weaver and Phyllis Newman were the neighbors. Deborah Winters made her TV debut with a remarkable performance as the wild child. Goldsmith composed around 15 minutes for the entire show, with a main theme reminiscent of his later score to Chinatown. The melancholy solo trumpet over keyboards and strings reflects the mood of both households, whose adults are sad, confused and perplexed about how to deal with this family crisis.

PURSUIT / CRAWLSPACE / THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR Jerry Goldsmith

Track List

  1. * Pursuit
  2. Meet Mr Wright
  3. A Little Scuba
  4. Get Me a Lawyer
  5. Known Identity
  6. Stakeout
  7. A Paint Job
  8. The Find
  9. Get the President
  10. The Arrest
  11. Breakout
  12. Gas Leak
  13. A Desperate Act
  14. Get the Sniffer
  15. The Aftermath
  16. Breakout Alt
  17. Pursuit Total Time
  18. * the People Next Door
  19. Main Title
  20. Bad Trip
  21. No Respect
  22. A Bad Time
  23. Sleepless Night/The Stethoscope
  24. The East Village
  25. STP Overdose
  26. The Stash
  27. A Difficult Choice
  28. Recognition
  29. A Father's Rage
  30. End Credits
  31. The People Next Door Total Time
  32. * Crawlspace
  33. Main Title
  34. Uninvited Guest
  35. The Box
  36. Open Door
  37. Investigation
  38. Locked Out
  39. Return Home
  40. A Little Advice/Christmas Dinner
  41. More Lies
  42. The Grocery Store
  43. The Woods
  44. Not Guilty
  45. Bumper to Bumper
  46. The Note
  47. Broken Loom
  48. The Captives
  49. Angry Richard/Quiet Night
  50. The Axe
  51. Final Act

UPC > 720258718402

Format > New CD

Label > Intrada

Release Date > Release Date: 6.20.25

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Jerry Goldsmith- Pursuit / Crawlspace / People Next Door (Original Soundtrack)

SKU: 720258718402
Regular price ¥409.00
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Release Date: 6.20.25

 
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Intrada in association with Klassik Film Music announces the CD release of three Kickstarter-funded Jerry Goldsmith scores: Pursuit, Crawlspace and The People Next Door. This new collection of television scores from the late 1960s and early 1970s, reconstructed and re-recorded by Leigh Phillips, showcases the composer’s special touch with character-based dramas. The state-of-the-art recording is performed by The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Adam Klemens. The packaging is complemented by brilliant notes by renowned film music historian Jon Burlingame, with further in-depth cue notes by Yavar Moradi.

Pursuit (1972) takes place over the course of a single day, as government agent Steven Graves (Ben Gazzara) trails political extremist James Wright (E.G. Marshall), who has stolen a shipment of top-secret nerve gas and plans to release it in San Diego during the Republican National Convention, potentially killing millions. Goldsmith delivered an exciting, memorable score that propelled the action. He employed just 19 musicians: nine brass players, a flute, a harp and an extended rhythm section that included two keyboards, Fender bass, acoustic guitar and electric guitar, drums, vibes and a timpanist. It appears Goldsmith himself added the synthesizer parts in his studio.

Crawlspace (1972) is a 75-minute thriller for The New CBS Friday Night Movies. In the film, Arthur Kennedy and Teresa Wright play a childless, middle-aged couple who discover they’ve been adopted by a withdrawn drifter (Tom Happer) who arrives one day to fix their furnace. Learning that their young friend is homeless, the couple reach out and show him kindness even when they discover that he is occupying the crawlspace under their house and refuses to leave. Goldsmith composed 23 minutes of music, with a theme that effectively employs harpsichord, harp, woodwinds and a few strings to establish the pastoral New England setting and the quiet life of Albert and Alice. A growing sense of unease permeates the drama, as Goldsmith adds dark piano notes to the worried woodwinds and strings; yet the music remains sympathetic overall.

The People Next Door (1968) was the opening installment of the second season of CBS Playhouse, the network’s revival of the Playhouse 90 concept. The story portrays a typical middle-class American couple who discover that their 16-year-old daughter is experimenting with drugs; a bad trip sends her to the hospital and they eventually discover her supplier is the presumably nice teenage boy next door. Lloyd Bridges and Kim Hunter played the clueless parents; Fritz Weaver and Phyllis Newman were the neighbors. Deborah Winters made her TV debut with a remarkable performance as the wild child. Goldsmith composed around 15 minutes for the entire show, with a main theme reminiscent of his later score to Chinatown. The melancholy solo trumpet over keyboards and strings reflects the mood of both households, whose adults are sad, confused and perplexed about how to deal with this family crisis.

PURSUIT / CRAWLSPACE / THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR Jerry Goldsmith

Track List

  1. * Pursuit
  2. Meet Mr Wright
  3. A Little Scuba
  4. Get Me a Lawyer
  5. Known Identity
  6. Stakeout
  7. A Paint Job
  8. The Find
  9. Get the President
  10. The Arrest
  11. Breakout
  12. Gas Leak
  13. A Desperate Act
  14. Get the Sniffer
  15. The Aftermath
  16. Breakout Alt
  17. Pursuit Total Time
  18. * the People Next Door
  19. Main Title
  20. Bad Trip
  21. No Respect
  22. A Bad Time
  23. Sleepless Night/The Stethoscope
  24. The East Village
  25. STP Overdose
  26. The Stash
  27. A Difficult Choice
  28. Recognition
  29. A Father's Rage
  30. End Credits
  31. The People Next Door Total Time
  32. * Crawlspace
  33. Main Title
  34. Uninvited Guest
  35. The Box
  36. Open Door
  37. Investigation
  38. Locked Out
  39. Return Home
  40. A Little Advice/Christmas Dinner
  41. More Lies
  42. The Grocery Store
  43. The Woods
  44. Not Guilty
  45. Bumper to Bumper
  46. The Note
  47. Broken Loom
  48. The Captives
  49. Angry Richard/Quiet Night
  50. The Axe
  51. Final Act

UPC > 720258718402

Format > New CD

Label > Intrada

Release Date > Release Date: 6.20.25

Shop online at Darkside Records.

Follow us on Instagram.