I am branching out from (but still collecting) John Wayne films, television, and radio appearances, and getting into soundtracks from John Wayne films. I have about a half dozen or so, but would like to get more. Does anyone have any to trade? Or perhaps we could trade from some of my other John Wayne collection stuff? Let me know if there are any traders out there.
Colorado Bob

Try Filmscoremonthly.com and check out their CD store. If you haven't seen it already, they have the original soundtracks to MCQ, THE GREEN BERETS, THE COMMANCHEROS and THE UNDEFEATED.

Originally posted by Cole Thornton@Aug 20 2005, 09:27 PM
Try Filmscoremonthly.com and check out their CD store.* If you haven't seen it already, they have the original soundtracks to MCQ, THE GREEN BERETS, THE COMMANCHEROS and THE UNDEFEATED.

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Thanks Cole! I checked out the site, but I notice that it didn't have the one I wanted most, Rio Lobo. Seems that one is going to be hard to find. But they did have some I don't have, so guess where part of my paycheck is going!
Colorado Bob

Hi Bob,

Try www.buysoundtrax.com for Rio Lobo .

Hope it helps. I have not tried them myself but cd is shown

:D Durham cowboy

Hi Bob

My copy is from Prometheus Records, Kon. Astridlaan 171, 2800 Mechelen, Belgium.
email:scq@pophost.eunet.be-www.soundtrackmag.com

It number 211 of a limited edition of 3000.

Don't know if this helps or not.


If you want the album as a memento these may have it. If yopu just want the disc for the music give me a shout.
On the same grounds list the albums you have and what you want I may be able to help.

Regards

Arthur.

Originally posted by arthurarnell@Sep 14 2005, 12:34 PM
Hi Bob


If you want the album as a memento these may have it. If yopu just want the disc for the music give me a shout.
On the same grounds list the albums you have and what you want I may be able to help.

Regards

Arthur.

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Hi Arthur,
Although I would like to have to have the store bought soundtracks, I just can't keep up with buying them. Especially as we're raising six grandkids. I mainly want to listen to them. I really enjoy playing them as I'm going to and from work (100 mile round trip each day) as they do help pass the time while driving. I would be willing to swap burned copies (I know many don't like that idea, but its really the only way for a lot of us to get these).

What I am looking for, is really anything I don't already have. What I do have, however, are these CD's:
1. Hatari
2. Island in the Sky (narrated by John Wayne)
3. America, Why I Love Her
4. Shoot 'em ups: Music from the Classic Republic Westerns (contains some pieces of soundtracks from the Three Mesquiteers series)
5. The Sons of Katie Elder
6. How the West Was Won (2 disc CD set)
7. The Comancheros
8. The Searchers (this was copied from an LP to CD, of an album produced for The Max Steiner Music Society, and contains "The Searchers" and "Pursued" scores. The music was recorded "Free Form" which means the entire score as a single piece, and was recorded from the original tapes owned by Max Steiner)
9. True Grit (although the CD says, "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack", it really isn't. It contains the same musical pieces as the film, but arranged differently from the film. These pieces are more in the genre of modern jazz or pop.)
10. McLintock!
11. El Dorado
12. Rio Grande
13. The Alamo
14. The Cowboys
15. The Quiet Man
16. True Grit: Music from the Classic Films of John Wayne
17. Misc. Songs (This CD is homemade, and contains: The Searchers (by the Sons of the Pioneers), North to Alsaka (by Johnny Horton), My Rifle, My Pony, and Me (by Dean Martin & Ricky Nelson, intro by John Wayne), Rio Bravo (by Dean Martin), The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (by Gene Pitney), and three songs by John Wayne: I Have Faith, Walk With Him, & The Prayer. These three songs were produced by Michael Wayne in 1961. There was a fourth song in the series called The Trumpeter's Prayer, but it was never released.

I also have several radio programs, radio commercials, PSA's, sound bites, etc..., all on CD, all by John Wayne. Let me know what you think, and maybe we can do a little tradin'.
Colorado Bob

Hi Bob,

Sorry to be so late in replying but Ih have been busy. In the next few days I will gather my recordings together and compare them with your requirements. Certainly I have Rio Lobo, The Undefeated, The Searchers anda compilation including North To Alaska and The War Wagon.

In your case the 2 disc How The West Was Won sounds attractive. But I will get back to you pretty quick.


Regards

Arthur

Originally posted by arthurarnell@Sep 21 2005, 02:04 PM
Hi Bob,

Sorry to be so late in replying but Ih have been busy. In the next few days I will gather my recordings together and compare them with your requirements. Certainly I have Rio Lobo, The Undefeated, The Searchers anda compilation including North To Alaska and The War Wagon.

In your case the 2 disc How The West Was Won sounds attractive. But I will get back to you pretty quick.
Regards

Arthur

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I'm looking forward to hearing from ya, Arthur.
Colorado Bob

Hi Bob

Apart from many of the ones you have listed I can also supply

Red River the film score on CD and the Radio programme.

John Wayne Vol 2 with The Shootist, Big Jake and Cahill.

Ballad of the War Wagon.

The Horse Soldiers.

Rio Lobo.

The Undefeated

She Wore A Yellow Ribbon (The radio Show).

Over the next couple of days I'll get my son to start putting them on disc and when the're finished I'll get them off to you.


Regards

Arthur.

Originally posted by arthurarnell@Sep 23 2005, 01:48 AM
Hi Bob

Apart from many of the ones you have listed I can also supply

Red River the film score on CD and the Radio programme.

John Wayne Vol 2 with The Shootist, Big Jake and Cahill.

Ballad of the War Wagon.

The Horse Soldiers.

Rio Lobo.

The Undefeated

She Wore A Yellow Ribbon (The radio Show).

Over the next couple of days I'll get my son to start putting them on disc and when the're finished I'll* get them off to you.
Regards

Arthur.

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Thank you Arthur, very much. I already have the radio programs of She Wore A Yellow Ribbon and also Red River. Among the other radio and television audio, I have are:

Stagecoach
Fort Apache
Pittsburgh
Melody Round-up (two shows)
Three Sheets to the Wind (only the first half of the first episode)
1965 Multiple Sclerosis radio spot
1966 U.S. Navy Recruiting radio spot
1967 U.S.M.C Recruiting radio spot
1967 U.S.M.C. Toys for Tots radio spot
1970 U.S.M.C. Recuriting radio spot
1971 American Legion radio spots
1971 Boy Scouts radio spot
1974 Woodsy Owl radio spot
War Wagon radio spots
Audio from The Tonight Show of 6-7-1972
Audio from the Rose Parade interview from 1-1-1973
Audio from "Cattlemen & Cowboys" (National Cattlemen's Assoc. Slide Show)
Audio from the Jimmy Carter Inaugral Party (1-19-1977)

Is there anything other than the How The West Was Won 2-CD set that you are interested in? Let me know and I'll get things ready and send them off to you. I'll also need your mailing address. Just e-mail me the info and I'll it all out to you. Thanks again, I'm really looking forward to listening to the CD's.
Colorado Bob

Hi Colorado

Sorry for the delay but my son has been away at University all week and he has only just finished burning the last disc. I will probaly be putting the finishing touches to them and looking to post on Tuesday. There looks to be five discs and include Rio Lobo, Red River, The Horse Soldiers/Duel at Diablo, The Comancheros/True Grit and The Shootist, Big Jake Cahill US Marshall.

Regards

Arthur

Originally posted by arthurarnell@Oct 7 2005, 11:51 AM
Hi Colorado

Sorry for the delay but my son has been away at University all week and he has only just finished burning the last disc. I will probaly be putting the finishing touches to them and looking to post on Tuesday. There looks to be five discs and include Rio Lobo, Red River, The Horse Soldiers/Duel at Diablo, The Comancheros/True Grit and The Shootist, Big Jake Cahill US Marshall.

Regards

Arthur

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Howdy Arthur,
I can't tell you how much I'm looking forward to listening to these. As soon I get a mailing address from you, I'll send the two-CD set of How the West was Won, and any others that I have that you may like. Thanks again, and I really do appreciate this.

Sincerely,
Colorado Bob

Hello out there:
I just wanted everyone to be aware that I've updated my website. You can visit it at:
http://craigkrys.home.comcast.net
It deals with John Wayne's film music. If you notice anything wrong or incorrect, please, let me know.

Just an offchance does anybody know if any musical scores are available for brass bands for any of the Dukes films?

Scottie:
There is one that is made for a school band. It is True Grit. There are some others that I've notice but I just can't remember what they were. If I can recall I'll make a note and notify you.
wbbison

Just to let you know, I have the original soundtrack of The Sons of Katie Elder, McClintock on LP. I bought these over 45 years ago in Colorado.

Hello out there:
I just wanted everyone to be aware that I've updated my website. You can visit it at:
http://craigkrys.home.comcast.net
It deals with John Wayne's film music. If you notice anything wrong or incorrect, please, let me know.
wbbison,
I couldn't get your link to work. Has it changed, or is it me?

Chester :newyear:

Chester:
I switch servers. :ohwell: The new one puts commercials on my websites unless I pickup the more expensive one. I decided that it wasn't worth the added cost. So sorry. If I decide that I want to go the extra then I'll put it up again.
wbbison

Hello Mike

If you are looking for somewhere to host your website I can add it to mine at no cost to you and advertisement free!

I have already put some JW stuff on there myself although it is most my genealogy.

this is the link if you want to look at the main website

www.duggleby.info (http://www.duggleby.info/)