Album

Patton (Original Motion Picture Score)

Jerry Goldsmith

1970 · Non-Music, Brass & Military

5 collectors on Gatefold own this

Patton (Original Motion Picture Score) by Jerry Goldsmith

Patton (Original Motion Picture Score) is a Soundtrack & Scores album by Jerry Goldsmith, originally released in 1970. On Gatefold: 22 pressings tracked, owned by 5 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Patton Speech4:53
  2. A2Main Title2:20
  3. A3The Battleground2:20
  4. A4The First Battle2:49
  5. A5Attack3:16
  6. A6The Funeral1:56
  7. A7Winter March1:53

Side B

  1. B1Patton March2:06
  2. B2No Assignment2:03
  3. B3German Advance2:30
  4. B4The Hospital3:20
  5. B5The Payoff2:20
  6. B6End Title & Speech1:11

Sound DNA

  • Soundtrack & Scores
  • Compiled Soundtrack
  • triumphant
  • cinematic
  • heavy

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Including, uncensored, George C. Scott's full rendition of Patton's address to his troops.
Track timing on A2, A3 and B6 is misprinted on the sleeve as 3:20, 3:20 and 1:00 respectively.
Cat # 4208 appears on the label.
Cat # S4208 appears on the spine, front and rear cover, top-left.

Credits

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Performers

  • Aaron RosenzweigVIOLIN
  • Abe MostCLARINET
  • Adolph DitullioVIOLIN
  • Alexander NeimanVIOLA
  • Alvin DinkinVIOLA
  • Anatol KaminskyVIOLIN
  • Anita PriestORGAN
  • Ann StocktonHARP
  • Armand KaproffCELLO
  • Art MaebeHORN
  • Arthur HobermanFLUTE
  • Arthur MortonORCHESTRATED BY
  • Artie KanePIANO
  • Bonnie DouglasVIOLIN
  • Buddy ColletteCLARINET
  • Cappy LewisTRUMPET
  • Cecil FigelskiVIOLA
  • Clarence KarellaTUBA

5 collectors on Gatefold own this · 22 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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