Musical Notation

In this episode, West plays music from three more films in the ongoing collaboration between composer John Williams and filmmaker Steven Spielberg. Plus, another update from the Musical Notation Action Newsdesk! Music in this episode includes: "The Typewriter" composed by Leroy Anderson "The March From 1941" from 1941 (1979) "Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing)" composed by Louis Prima; arranged by Jimmy Mundy and performed by Benny Goodman "Swing, Swing, Swing" from 1941 "The Map Room: Dawn" and "End Credits" from Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981) "Far From Home", "End Credits" and "The Departure" from E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) All music composed and conducted by John Williams except where noted. Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West plays music composed by Maurice Jarre for David Lean's last three films. Music in this episode includes: "Main Title" and "After Deserters Killed The Colonel" from Doctor Zhivago (1965) "Main Title" and "The Major" from Ryan's Daughter (1970) "A Passage To India", "Adela" and "Chandrapore" from A Passage To India (1984) All music composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre. Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West plays music from Wes Anderson's 1998 film Rushmore. Music in this episode includes: "Making Time" written by Kenny Pickett & Eddie Phillips; performed by The Creation "Concrete And Clay" written by Tommy Moeller & Brian Parker; performed by Unit 4 + 2 "Nothin' In The World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl" written by Ray Davies; performed by The Kinks "A Summer Song" written by Chad Stuart, Clive Metcalfe & Keith Noble; performed by Chad & Jeremy "A Quick One, While He's Away [Part VI. You Are Forgiven]" written by Pete Townshend; performed by The Who "I Am Waiting" written by Mick Jagger & Keith Richards; performed by The Rolling Stones "Margaret Yang's Theme" composed by Mark Mothersbaugh "Oh Yoko!" written and performed by John Lennon "Ooh La La" written by Ronnie Lane & Ronnie Wood; performed by Faces "A Quick One, While He's Away [Part I. Her Man's Been Gone; Part II. Crying Town; Part III. We Have A Remedy; Part IV. Ivor The Engine Driver]" Musical Notat

In this unexpected bonus episode, West plays music from New Jersey band The Smithereens, as a tribute to their recently deceased songwriter/lead singer Pat DiNizio. Music in this episode includes: "Strangers When We Meet" "In A Lonely Place" "Blood And Roses" "Alone At Midnight" "Spellbound" "Too Much Passion" "Time Won't Let Me" written by Tom King & Chet Kelly "Where I Am Going (Jennie's Song)" music by Bernard Herrmann, lyrics by Robert Nathan; performed by Pat DiNizio "I Don't Want To Lose You" All music & lyrics by Pat DiNizio except where noted. All songs performed by The Smithereens except where noted. Artwork for this episode is the cover of The Smithereens' 1991 album Blow Up designed by Saul Bass. If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@

In this episode, West plays music from Cameron Crowe's 1996 film Jerry Maguire. Music in this episode includes: "Magic Bus" and "Getting In Tune" written by Pete Townshend; performed by The Who "World On A String" written and performed by Neil Young "Secret Garden" written and performed by Bruce Springsteen "Singalong Junk" and "Momma Miss America" written and performed by Paul McCartney "Shelter From The Storm (Alternate Version)" written and performed by Bob Dylan BONUS TRACK: "Junk" written and performed by Paul McCartney If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West plays music from the 1977 film Saturday Night Fever to celebrate its 40th anniversary. Music in this episode includes: "Stayin' Alive" and "Night Fever" performed by the Bee Gees "A Fifth Of Beethoven" composed by Ludwig van Beethoven; adapted and performed by Walter Murphy "Disco Inferno" written by Leroy Green & Ron Kersey; performed by The Trammps "If I Can't Have You" performed by Yvonne Elliman "More Than A Woman" performed by Tavares and the Bee Gees "You Should Be Dancing" performed by the Bee Gees "Night On Disco Mountain" composed by Modest Mussorgsky; adapted and performed by David Shire "How Deep Is Your Love" performed by the Bee Gees Songs written by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb & Maurice Gibb except where noted. If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodc

In this episode, West plays music written and/or performed for films by songwriter Tom Waits. Music in this episode includes: "Picking Up After You" performed by Tom Waits & Crystal Gayle; "Broken Bicycles"; "This One's From The Heart" performed by Tom Waits & Crystal Gayle, from the film One From The Heart (1982) "Bills Corpse" written by Don Van Vliet aka Captain Beefheart; performed by Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band "Cold Cold Ground" and "Way Down In The Hole" from the film Big Time (1988) "I.O.U. 7 Cents" written by Fred Armisen & Jon Spurney; performed by Test Pattern "Back In The Good Old World (Gypsy)" and "Good Old World (Waltz)" written by Tom Waits & Kathleen Brennan, from the film Night On Earth (1991) Music written and performed by Tom Waits except where noted. If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @Dr

In the 100th episode, West returns to the 80's Soundtrack Corner to play music from Giorgio Moroder's 1984 restoration of Fritz Lang's 1927 film Metropolis. Music in this episode includes: "Blood From A Stone" performed by Cycle V "Here's My Heart" performed by Pat Benatar "Cage Of Freedom" performed by Jon Anderson "On Your Own" performed by Billy Squier "What's Going On" performed by Adam Ant "Here She Comes" performed by Bonnie Tyler "Love Kills" music and lyrics by Freddie Mercury & Giorgio Moroder; performed by Freddie Mercury "Destruction" performed by Loverboy "Machines" performed by Giorgio Moroder Music by Giorgio Moroder and lyrics by Pete Bellotte except where indicated. "Rock Me Tonite" by Billy Squier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR0j7sModCI "Dancing In The Street" by David Bowie & Mick Jagger: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G4jnaznUoQ If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks

In this episode, West plays music from Francis Ford Coppola's trilogy of Godfather films. Music in this episode includes: "Main Title (The Godfather Waltz)", "The Halls Of Fear" and "The Godfather (Love Theme)" from The Godfather (1972) Music from Fortunella (1958) "Connie's Wedding" composed by Carmine Coppola "The Immigrant", "Kay" and "New Carpet" from The Godfather Part II (1974) "Murder Of Don Fanucci" composed by Carmine Coppola "Senza Mamma" composed by Francesco Pennino; performed by Livio Giorgi "Marcia Religioso" from The Godfather Part III; composed by Carmine Coppola "Promise Me You'll Remember" music by Carmine Coppola, lyrics by John Bettis; performed by Harry Connick, Jr. "End Title" from The Godfather Part II Music composed by Nino Rota except where noted. If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notati

In this episode, West plays music from Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey, as well as rejected music composed for the film by Alex North. Music in this episode includes: "Atmospheres" and "Requiem For Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two Mixed Choirs & Orchestra" composed by Gyorgy Ligeti "Gayane Ballet Suite (Adagio)" composed by Aram Khachaturian "The Blue Danube" composed by Johann Strauss "Thus Spake Zarathustra" composed by Richard Strauss "Bones" "The Foraging" "Eat Meat And Kill" "Space Station Docking" "Trip To Moon" "Lux Aeterna" composed by Gyorgy Ligeti "Moon Rocket Bus" Music composed by Alex North except where noted. Pink Floyd's "Echoes" with "Jupiter And Beyond The Infinite" from 2001: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2uuRG9l1JA If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notation

In this episode, West plays music composed for three film adaptations of Agatha Christie murder mysteries from the producing team of John Brabourne & Richard Goodwin. Music in this episode includes: "The Dance Sequence" [interpolating "De-Lovely", "Anything Goes" and "Night And Day" composed by Cole Porter] from Evil Under The Sun (1982); arranged by John Lanchbery "Main Titles" from Death On The Nile (1978); composed by Nino Rota "Overture", "Kidnapping" and "The Orient Express" from Murder On The Orient Express (1974); composed by Richard Rodney Bennett If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West plays music composed by filmmaker John Carpenter for three of his horror films. Music in this episode includes: "Christine Attacks (Plymouth Fury)" from Christine (1983) "Main Title Theme" from The Fog (1980) "Halloween 1978" and "Halloween Theme - Main Title" from Halloween (1978) All music composed by John Carpenter. If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West plays music composed by Philip Glass for three horror films. Music in this episode includes: "Helen's Theme" from Candyman (1992) "Daniel's Flashback" and "The Demise Of Candyman" from Candyman II: Farewell To The Flesh (1995) "Music Box" from Candyman "Dracula", "The Inn" and "The End Of Dracula" from Dracula (1999) "It Was Always You, Helen" from Candyman All music composed by Philip Glass. If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West concludes Rocktober with music from the 2006 Peter Bogdanovich documentary on Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Runnin' Down A Dream. Music in this episode includes: "You Wreck Me" written by Tom Petty & Mike Campbell; performed by Tom Petty "American Girl" "Breakdown" "Refugee" written by Tom Petty & Mike Campbell "The Waiting" "Southern Accents" "I Won't Back Down" written by Tom Petty & Jeff Lynne; performed by Tom Petty "The Last DJ" "Free Fallin'" written by Tom Petty & Jeff Lynne; performed by Tom Petty "To Find A Friend" performed by Tom Petty All songs written by Tom Petty except where noted; performed by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers except where noted. If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West continues Rocktober with music from the Penelope Spheeris rock documentary The Decline Of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years. Music in this episode includes: "The Bathroom Wall" written by Taime Downe; performed by Faster Pussycat "Cradle To The Grave" written by Michael Burstyn, Phil Campbell, Lemmy Kilmister & Phil Taylor; performed by Motorhead "Born To Be Wild" written by Mars Bonfire; performed by Lizzy Borden "In My Darkest Hour" written by David Ellefsen & Dave Mustaine; performed by Megadeth "Under My Wheels" written by Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway & Bob Erin; performed by Alice Cooper with Axl Rose, Slash & Izzy Stradlin Interview with Chris Holmes from WASP:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUxXO3eSHa0 If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tum

In this episode, West kicks off Rocktober with music from the Penelope Spheeris punk documentary The Decline Of Western Civilization. Music in this episode includes: "Depression" written by Greg Ginn; performed by Black Flag "Manimal" written by Darby Crash, performed by The Germs "Underground Babylon" written by Claude Bessy & Richard Meade; performed by Catholic Discipline "Beyond And Back" written by Exene Cervenka & John Doe; performed by X "Back Against The Wall" written by Keith Morris; performed by Circle Jerks "Gluttony" written by Craig Lee; performed by Alice Bag Band "We're Desperate" written by Exene Cervenka & John Doe; performed by X BONUS TRACK: "He's So Sorry" written and performed by Alice Bag If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notat

In this episode, West plays music from four more films by Mel Brooks. Music in this episode includes: "The Inquisition" from The History Of The World Part I (1981); written by Mel Brooks & Ronny Graham; performed by Mel Brooks "High Anxiety Main Title" from High Anxiety (1977); composed by John Morris "High Anxiety" written and performed by Mel Brooks "Silent Movie March" from Silent Movie (1976); composed by John Morris "The Ballad Of Rock Ridge" from Blazing Saddles (1974); written by Mel Brooks "The Boys In The Back Room" from Destry Rides Again (1939); written by Frank Loesser & Frederick Hollander; performed by Marlene Dietrich "I'm Tired" from Blazing Saddles; written by Mel Brooks; performed by Madeline Kahn "Blazing Saddles" written by Mel Brooks & John Morris; performed by Frankie Laine If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Tw

In this episode, West talks about the song Ken Burns should have included in his sprawling documentary about the Vietnam War. Music in this episode includes: "An Open Letter To My Teenage Son" written by Robert R. Thompson; performed by Victor Lundberg "A Letter To Dad" written by Bill Dean & Ron Marshall; performed by Every Father's Teenage Son "Letter From A Teenage Son" written by M. Sweeney; performed by Brandon Wade "Greetings (This Is Uncle Sam)" written by Robert Bateman, Brian Holland, The Valadiers & Ronald Dunbar; performed by The Monitors If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West plays music from three more film noir scores composed by Miklós Rózsa. Music in this episode includes: "Prelude" and "The Chase" from Desert Fury (1947) "Main Title" and "Dix's Demise" from The Asphalt Jungle (1950) "Prelude", "'Cleaning Woman?'" and "End Credits" from Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (1982) All music composed and conducted by Miklós Rózsa, except Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, which was conducted by Lee Holdridge. If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com

In this episode, West returns to the composer/director collaboration of Bernard Herrmann and Alfred Hitchcock to play music from their 1958 film Vertigo. Music in this episode includes: "Prelude And Rooftop" "Carlotta's Portrait" "Farewell / The Tower" "The Nightmare" "Scene D'Amour" "Finale" All music composed by Bernard Herrmann and conducted by Muir Mathieson. A performance of "Madeleine", a dreadful arrangement of Herrmann's love theme arranged by Jeff Alexander with lyrics by Larry Orenstein (shame on them): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_rscPBnEoQ If you are enjoying the show, how's about leaving a high rating and glowing review on iTunes? It's also available on Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks! Musical Notation Twitter: @NotationPod West Anthony Twitter: @DrWestAnthony Musical Notation Tumblr: notationpodcast.tumblr.com E-Mail: notationpod@gmail.com