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THE FLIM-FLAM MAN / A GIRL NAMED SOONER

Musique de Jerry Goldsmith

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Previous FSM releases of Jerry Goldsmith's music have concentrated on his scores for westerns (Stagecoach, 100 Rifles, Rio Conchos) and a war classic (Patton). This new CD presents two complete Goldsmith outings in the gentle Americana vein which has always brought forth the composer's most tender and heartfelt writing (see everything from Lilies of the Field and The Waltons to The Raggedy Man): the well-regarded feature The Flim-Flam Man (1967) and little-known television movie A Girl Named Sooner (1975).

The Flim-Flam Man tells the story of a veteran Southern con man, played by the brilliant George C. Scott, and his escapades with a young protege, played by Michael Sarazzin. The score demonstrates Goldsmith's brilliance in capturing a wide variety of emotions (comedy, Americana, personal drama) with unifying melodic material: the score evokes slapstick chases, the wide-open feeling of the land, and the sincerity of the characters' relationships as patches of the same homemade quilt.

The Flim-Flam Man uses a variety of instruments from Goldsmith's western canon for its color: harmonica, accordion, banjos, guitar and percussion, plus a "tack" piano which was created by recording a piano at slower speeds and manipulating the tape to speed it up. The score was previously available only in excerpts on the limited promotional CD, Tribute to Jerry Goldsmith. This FSM release presents the complete score, in stereo, with all of the instrumentation and "sweeteners" intact.

A Girl Named Sooner is cut from a similar cloth but focuses primarily on strings, harp and harmonica for an even more intimate underscoring of the story of a young country girl who is adopted by a childless couple (Richard Crenna and Lee Remick). Goldsmith uses the same care as in his classic A Patch of Blue to create a memorable main theme and variations for the delicate emotions of childhood. The score is presented complete, in clean mono.

The Flim-Flam Man

Main Title 1:41
A Good Trick 0:16
No Rest for the Wicked 3:46
A Little Inspiration 1:38
Stolen Property 3:14
The Getaway 3:00
The Main Line 2:17
Times Gone By 1:07
The Visitor 3:23
Good Night/The Homestead 2:46
The Hayseed 1:17
A Poor Ending 0:51
Run for It 1:08
Curly's Plan 2:44
Curly's Farewell 1:16
The Waiting Game 1:24
On the Road Again 1:12


A Girl Named Sooner

Main Title 3:04
Sooner Frees the Calf 0:45
Into Town 0:29
Mac and Elizabeth 2:08
Elizabeth Meets Sooner 0:35
The Bath/Bird's New Perch 2:49
Becoming a Family/Jumping Rope 2:59
Isolation 2:19
Elizabeth Comforts Sooner 2:37
A Kiss Goodnight 0:59
Runaway 2:08
Second Thoughts 1:24
Tears of Regret 0:54
Sooner and Granny/Reconciliation 4:19
Making a Difference 2:14
End Title 1:00

Total Time: 65:20

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