Welcome aboard there mothershowsters of the web to episode 54 of Sideshow & Tell, your mini newscast where Ian brings you all the latest on film music, composers and movie news! In this week’s SAT, your newsman Ian informs you of the latest film music releases including Free State of Jones by Nicholas Brittel, from Music On Vinyl, and Swallows and Amazons by Ilan Eshkeri, from Globe Productions. Ian also brings us news of the 7th annual Fans Of Film Music event and informs us that composer Hans Zimmer is teaming up with Pharrell Williams to score the upcoming drama ‘Hidden Figures’. Finishing this week’s SAT Ian has a pick of the week for you by the greatest film composer who ever lived, Jerry Goldsmith*, from the ever-awesome team at Intrada Records!
*Wendell had nothing to do with these shownotes…nope, nothing whatsoever.
Timestamps
0:00 Sun Killers – Peter Amsel
2:49 Fans of Film Music
4:32 Free State of Jones
6:44 Swallows and Amazons
8:49 Hidden Figures
10:36 Pick of the Week
Links
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Wahey the internet! After a week’s break, Sideshow & Tell is back to bring you this week’s film music news brought to all you lovely listeners out there by the one they named Ian Crabb! In this week’s newscast, Ian discusses the latest film and television music releases including first, on 2-disc limited edition vinyl, Kung Fu Panda 3 by Hans Zimmer, from Music On Vinyl, John Wick by Tyler Bates, on 2-disc vinyl from Varèse Sarabande and from the same company on vinyl, How To Train Your Dragon by John Powell, Florence Foster Jenkins by Alexandre Desplat, from Decca Records, and finally, Sky by François-Eudes Chanfrault, from OPUS. Ian also brings us the news that Sony Classical are to release the soundtrack album for the recent UK television series ‘Home Fires’ by composer Samuel Sim, ‘American Pastoral’ is to be scored by composer Alexandre Desplat, and composer James Newton Howard has been tasked to score the upcoming Harry Potter spinoff/prequel Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. To finish this week’s SAT Ian gifts you with his pick of the week from the amazing team over at Lakeshore Records!
Welcome friends to episode 37 of Sideshow & Tell, your weekly film music news brought to you by Ian Crabb! In this week’s newscast, Ian discusses the latest film and television music releases including first, 10 Cloverfield Lane by Bear McCreary, from Sparks & Shadows Records, The 5th Wave by Henry Jackman, on vinyl from Music On Vinyl, and finally, Touched With Fire by Paul Dalio, from Lakeshore Records. Ian also brings us the news that composer Stuart Earl is going to be scoring the upcoming BBC mini-series ‘The Secret Agent’, talks about the music composer Victor Reyes wrote for the BBC/AMC mini-series ‘The Night Manager’, and informs us that composer Michael Andrews is to score the upcoming dramatic thriller by Jodie Foster, ‘Money Monster’. Finishing this week’s SAT on a high, Ian brings us a triple-pick of the week from the batcave!
Welcome friends to episode 36 of Sideshow & Tell, your weekly film music news brought to you by Ian Crabb! In this week’s newscast, Ian discusses the latest film music releases including first, on vinyl, By the Sea by Gabriel Yared, and a 2-disc limited edition of Forrest Gump by Alan Silvestri, from Music On Vinyl, The Little Prince by Hans Zimmer and Richard Harvey, from WaterTower Music, Zoolander Number 2 by Theodore Shapiro, from Lakeshore Records, and finally, the 1952 Ivanhoe by Miklos Rosza, from Soundtrack Factory. Ian also brings us the news that friend of the show, the amazing composer Heather McIntosh is going to be scoring the upcoming indie drama, ‘Rainbow Time’, and this week’s SAT ends as always, with Ian’s pick of the week from a record label we all know and love, Varèse Sarabande!
Welcome one and all to Sideshow & Tell! In this week’s newscast, your ridiculously amazing host Ian Crabb discusses the latest film music releases including, on vinyl, Steve Jobs by Daniel Pemberton, from Music On Vinyl, Dad’s Army by Charlie Mole, from Silva Screen Records, and finally, from Back Lot Music, Hail, Caesar! by Carter Burwell. Ian also brings us soundtrack details regarding Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice by Hans Zimmer, from WaterTower Music, and finishes this week’s edition of SAT with a limited edition pick of the week from the ever-wonderful La-La Land Records!
Welcome one and all to Sideshow & Tell! Here’s your newscast for this week. Host Ian Crabb discusses the latest film and television music releases including Burnt by Rob Simonsen, from Lakeshore Records, Kung Fu Panda 3 by Hans Zimmer, from Sony Music Entertainment, the American Premiere Studio Cast Recording of Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz, from Ghostlight Records, Préparez vos mouchoirs by Georges Delerue, from Music Box Records, and finally, from Doxy Records, Seven Samurai by Fumio Hayasaka, on vinyl. Ian also brings us news of the recent nominations for the 2016 Cinema Audio Society Awards and the Oscars, and concludes this week’s SAT with not one but two picks of the week from a label we all know and love…Silva Screen Records!
Timestamps
0:32 Burnt
2:10 Kung Fu Panda 3
3:32 2016 Cinema Audio Society & Oscar Nominations
Hello Sideshowsters! Happy New Year to you! In the first newscast of the year, your host Ian returns to discuss the latest film and television music releases including Star Wars: The Force Awakens by John Williams, from Walt Disney Records, The 5th Wave by Henry Jackman, from Sony Music Entertainment, Krampus by Douglas Pipes, from Back Lot Music, and finally, from Lakeshore Records, Hannibal Season 3 by Brian Reitzell, and Anomalisa by Carter Burwell. Ian also brings us the news that film composer Hans Zimmer has been hired to score the upcoming action thriller ‘Dunkirk’, by the always incredible Christopher Nolan and finishes this week’s edition of SAT with his first pick of the week of 2016 from a label that’s dominated this week’s Sideshow & Tell, Lakeshore Records!
In this week’s newscast, your host Ian discusses the latest film and television music releases including a 2-disc edition of The Hunt by Steven Price, from Sony Music Entertainment, My All American by John Paesano, from Sony Classical, River by Harry Escott, from Silva Screen Records, and finally, Trash by Antonio Pinto, from Back Lot Music. Ian also brings us the news that film composer Edward Shearmur is to score the BBC original movie ‘Reg’, film composer Craig Armstrong has been hired to score ‘Me Before You’ and film composer Hans Zimmer is preparing for his first European tour next year! To conclude this week’s SAT, Ian brings you his pick of the week from Intrada Records, and boy is it a special one!
In this week’s news, Ian discusses the latest film music releases including The Martian by Harry Gregson-Williams, from Capitol Records, a limited edition release of The Monster Squad by Bruce Broughton, from La-La Land Records, Steve Jobs by Daniel Pemberton, from Back Lot Music, and finally, from Sony Classical, Goosebumps by Danny Elfman. Ian also touches on the hiring of Tom Holkenborg for the upcoming Marvel movie Deadpool, and the news that film composers Marco Beltrami and Miles Hankins shall be scoring The Night Before. Once more, Ian brings you not one, but TWO picks of the week, the first from Quartet Records, the second from the wonderful people at Music On Vinyl, and finally announces the release date for Sideshow Sound Theatre´s 4th Halloween Album, Thunder Bay Hotel, to be released on October 15th! Could YOU survive a night in the Thunder Bay Hotel?
In our 15th newscast, Ian discusses the latest film music releases including a special 8-CD Box Set of A Nightmare on Elm Street, the long-awaited Seventh Son by Marco Beltrami and The Lovers by Dirk Brossé, from Varèse Sarabande, and Macbeth by Jed Kurzel, from Decca Records. The amazing one chooses not 1, but 2 picks of the week this time around, from the awesomeness that is WaterTower Music, and as if that wasn’t enough, Will & Wend make a guest appearance for a super special announcement from their secret rebel base. Do you want to be a part of our Rebel Alliance? Now’s your chance!
In this week´s newscast, Ian discusses the latest film and television music releases including Black Mass by Tom Holkenborg from WaterTower Music, A Cure for Wellness by Hans Zimmer from 20th Century Fox, Hand of God by Marc Streitenfeld, the vinyl release of Southpaw by James Horner from Music On Vinyl, and from Jay Records, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. Ian also brings us breaking news regarding the upcoming BBC TV Mini-Series “War and Peace”, which is to be scored by television composer Martin Phipps, and the amazing badass himself finishes this week’s news with his pick of the week from Lakeshore Records!
What an amazing episode we have for you today! In our fifth episode, we talk about the 1994 blockbuster with it’s multiple award-winning soundtrack, ‘The Lion King’ by Hans Zimmer, with songs by Elton John and lyrics by Tim Rice.
We begin in Africa! The one and only Rachel Herrick joins us to chat about the peak of the Disney Renaissance, our generation’s ‘Frozen’, the 32nd animated feature in the Walt Disney Animated Classics, The Lion King, directed by Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff. We have a blast recounting our childhood memories of this Disney classic, discussing it’s stellar voice cast, incredible score, our favourite songs and the equally brilliant Broadway version!
Also, our very own Disney Legend Chris Lyndon returns to bring us yet another tasty tidbit from the Disney Music Archives.Wendell sits down with Chris who presents us with a song from the 1943 animated propaganda short starring Donald Duck, ‘Der Fuehrer’s Face’, composed by Oliver Wallace. Chris also informs us of the happenings at the Disney studio during World War II. We hope you enjoy this week’s history lesson, we’ll test you on it later!
In our final segment, In the Parks, Will and Wend put their bug eyes on and head to Disney’s Animal Kingdom for the first time on the show. We trek to Discovery Island to discuss the iconic centrepiece, the Tree of Life, the 3D show inside, It’s Tough to Be a Bug! based on Pixar’s ‘A Bug’s Life’, and the hilariously-titled, musical earworms that accompany the attraction including a show-stopping theme song by George Wilkins and a brilliant score, composed by film composer Bruce Broughton who it is our pleasure to talk about once again.
If you love Disney as much as us then please get in touch! We´d LOVE to hear your memories of The Lion King, as well as your thoughts on Der Fuehrer’s Face and It’s Tough to Be a Bug! Contact us via email: sideshowsound@gmail.com Tweet us: @sideshowsound or chat with us on Facebook: SideshowSoundTheatre
Sit back, relax and enjoy the show! Remember, as you exit, please deposit your bugs eyes outside of the theatre, unless you’re a real bug of course.
Timestamps
2:01 – The Lion King
42:10 – Disney Music Archives – “Der Fuehrer’s Face”
Happy 4th of July! In this week´s newscast, Ian discusses the latest film music releases including Terminator Genisys by Lorne Balfe, the Woman in Gold soundtrack by Martin Phipps and Hans Zimmer, the score to Shaun the Sheep Movie by Ilan Eshkeri and Lakeshore Records´release of Burying the Ex by Joseph LoDuca. Also, Will brings you the latest news from Walt Disney World where he talks about the latest rumours from Disney´s Hollywood Studios and finally, Ian presents his pick of the week!
Welcome squires of the Internet to In Defence of, a show where we pick a film we love and try to defend it from the harsh criticism it may have garnered over the years.
In our 4th episode, join brave knights Will, Wend and Rob and their fearless, leader, King Ian of the Britons, for a barrel of laughs discussing the 2004 film King Arthur, directed by Antoine Fuqua with an all-star cast and rousing score by film composer Hans Zimmer. Our job is simple, we will each talk through why we love this film and hopefully convince you, our loyal lieges, to give this reinterpretation of an Arthurian legend another try. We’ll battle through the grievances and quarrels of the naysayers in four simple sections: film, music, gripe and defence. Arrrturius!
Join us for a celebration of the music behind some of our favourite Muppets films. Will starts the show by interviewing How Adorkable TV‘s Rachel Herrick, where they discuss puppetry, touring round SoCal with the puppet company Swazzle, favourite characters, films and songs from The Muppets, taking a workshop with Sesame Street, and the legacy of the amazing Jim Henson.
Ahoy, mateys! Join us as we set sail for the pirate-inspired, soundtrack waters we love! Cap’n Dodson and shipmates Wend and Xander discuss Brian Tyler’s video game soundtrack for Assassin’s Creed Black Flag and the first four Pirates of the Caribbean film scores by film composer Hans Zimmer and Klaus Badelt. To finish, our Captain guides us through the Pirates of the Caribbean ride in Adventureland, Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World, featuring the song “Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me)”, the most iconic piece of pirate music in pop culture today, written by George Bruns and X Atencio, and based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s sea shanty “Dead Man’s Chest” from Treasure Island.
They also briefly touch on Bear McCreary’s Black Sails music, and present their honourable mentions to the crew, including Cutthroat Island by John Debney, the masterclass that is Treasure Planet by James Newton Howard, Harry Gregson-Williams’ Sinbad Legend of the Seven Seas, Muppet Treasure Island by Hans Zimmer, The Goonies by Dave Grusin and The Sea Hawk by Erich Wolfgang Korngold for good measure.
Enjoy the show ye scallywags or you’ll walk the plank! Arrr!
Timestamps:
2:17 – Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag
22:03 – Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
27:40 – Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
33:38 – Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
44:28 – Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
49:23 – Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
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