Jerry Goldsmith - Barnaby Jones (suite stereo mix)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Here, a personal editing with parts of music composed by Jerry Goldsmith for 1973 TV serie "Barnaby Jones". I've tried to improve sound with enhancing dynamic and to give a stereo effect.
Have a look on my 22 other Jerry Goldsmith editings below :
Innerspace Suite : • Jerry Goldsmith - Inne...
The Salamander (Suite new recording) : • Jerry Goldsmith -The S...
Leviathan Suite (improved Sound) : • Video
Link Suite : • Jerry Goldsmith - Link...
Hollow Man Suite : • Video
Air Force One (additional music) : • Video
Thriller (1960 TV serie Suite stereo mix) : • Thriller- Jerry Goldsm...
The General with the Cockeyed Id (stereo mix) : • Jerry Goldsmith - The ...
The Edge Suite : • Jerry Goldsmith - The ...
The Reincarnation of Peter Proud : • Jerry Goldsmith - Rein...
The List of Adrian Messenger Suite (stereo Mix) : • The List of Adrian Mes...
Executive Decision (suite) : • Jerry Goldsmith - Exec...
Small soldiers (Suite) : • Jerry Goldsmith - Smal...
The Salamander (Suite) : • Jerry Goldsmith - The ...
Barnaby Jones (Suite) : • Jerry Goldsmith - Barn...
The Shadow (Suite) : • Jerry Goldsmith - The ...
Chain Reaction (Suite) : • Jerry goldsmith - Chai...
The Red Pony (Suite) : • Jerry Goldsmith - The ...
Gladiator (rejected score suite) : • Jerry Goldsmith - Glad...
Judge Dredd (+ other theme) : • Jerry Goldsmith - Judg...
Action Music Suite (compil) : • Jerry GOLDSMITH Action...
Papillon (alternate theme) : • Jerry Goldsmith - PAPI...
Lonely Guy (two LP tracks) : • Jerry Goldsmith - The ...
And other composers :
Stu Phillips (music for TV suite) : • Stu Phillips' TV Music
Jerry Fielding - Josey Wales Suite : • Josey Wales Suite (Jer...
Claude Bolling - The Awakening : • The Awakening Suite (C...
James Newton Howard - Dinosaur : • Video
Billy Goldenberg - Columbo : • Video
Starring Buddy Ebsen. Also starring Lee Merriwether. With Guest Stars John Saxon, Leslie Nielsen, John Vernon, James Olson, Darren McGavin, Anthony Zerbe, Diana Muldaur, William Windom, Dabney Coleman. Special Guest Star Jack Cassidy. Tonight's episode: The Case of the Perpetually Recurring Quinn-Martin Guest Stars.
What a comment! Yes!!!! LoL!
🤣💀👌
HA-HA!
Listening to this makes me feel like I'm in a episode of Barnaby Jones.
Surrounded by a sea of Seventies Ford LTDs!
I was Hypnotized by 1970's cop/detective shows, & their delicious musical scores.
Among the best theme songs of all times! The work of a genius. It was also a fine TV show. Great cast and guest stars. Whoever thought of casting older Buddy Ebsen as a detective was really thinking outside of the box. It worked, and I love it. Buddy must have been having the time of his life.
One of my favorite 1970s detective shows with a wonderful score by Goldsmith. Thanks for uploading.
One of my all time favorite themes!
Greatest goddamn song of all time. I already designated this at my funeral song. But now I'm adding that I want this medley to loop in the background during refreshments time.
A Quinn Martin production. Tonights episode, The Case of The Missing Stereophonic Score.
LMAO, I was thinking something along that line......lol
Some more of that 70s vintage sounds going on. 😀
The theme song is very fast, powerful and intense. From the bass guitar to the flute. One of my favorites. It sits on the opposite side of the MASH theme, which is very slow, but has that same memorable quality to it.
Goldsmith scored the entire pilot (he has sole credit 'Music by', not 'Theme by') and there is a distinctive feel to all of the cues. Goldsmith was suffering from the anti-composer trend in Hollywood movies at the time (after films like 'Shaft') and was doing a fair amount of TV work. Between 'Patton' (1970) and 'Papillon' (1973) Goldsmith didn't get too much high profile film work. He was unavailable for Schaffner's 'Nicholas and Alexandra' and it was 'Chinatown' that really started his brilliant run of scores to 'The Final Conflict'.
It's the music composed by Jerry Goldsmith for the 1st episode (Requiem for a Son). IMDB indicates Jerry Goldsmith as theme music composer (uncredited) and composer too, just for this episode.
And performance by The Wrecking Crew, Carol Kaye on bass, flautist Jim Horn
--- Table of Contents ---
00:06 classic
02:00 Night Gallery freakout
02:30 lazy sunny rim shot version
03:30 Sunday strolling and …
03:46 … enter beautiful counterpoint strings
04:25 naughty mute
04:49 Psycho freakout
05:22 beautiful, more keys, harpsichord
06:44 lazy-sexy jazzy sliding plus funny trombones
08:00 Bond version
08:57 Twilight Zone version
10:45 2001 Bowman-monolith-fusion version
11:24 surf/slow Columbo version
12:28 jazzy outro
Did you name those movements yourself? Fantastic
@@rogerscottcathey I went Barnaby berserk a few months ago and was ecstatic when I found this. I wrote the index for myself because I wanted to pick one of the theme versions as the intro music a video series.
I was 20 when it dawned on me how great this theme is. I’m always looking for ways to force my bimonthly nostalgia obsessions on others. I’ve become an evangelist for past utopias were never actually mine-I never watched a single minute of the show as a kid, but Ioved the theme song from my first hearing.
I posted the index here as a joke, expecting negative feedback for not keeping my interpretations to myself. Thanks for your cheering compliment.
Das Cembalo 5:55 ist geil! Wie eine Sarabande aus der Frühen Neuzeit.
I've always appreciated themes for the beautiful pieces of music they were, and the incredible effort required by all those musicians. The Gunsmoke theme is also a beautiful piece. By the mid 70s you had just one or two multi-instrumentalists recording all parts themselves, and it was basically the end of most of the "orchestral" themes. An awesome time to be alive!
with guest stars: Tallulah Bankhead, Roseanne Barr, Ethel Merman, Robert Q. Lewis, special guest star Stubby Kaye. Tonight's episode, "Telethon for Murder".
This has been a Quinn Martin production.
(Well, somebody had to say it!)
Fabulous rendition of a classic theme
Great show even greater music I love it!!!
this was great man. ionly wish and no criticism but i was waiting to hear the guy say...Barnaby JONES....a QM production....That would have been boss
Really superb job putting this together, Thank You! One of Goldsmith's infectiously-engaging themes, delightfully wrought in a myriad of orchestral guises. And it's goood, too.
This is awesome Cosmorico. Thank you for posting it. It's very reminicent of Lalo Schifrin in places.
Just found this! I'm a big fan of the BARNABY JONES series, having just bought the complete series on DVD, and here on YT, I find a very nice editing of the Jerry Goldsmith music! WOW! Thank you!
8:55
ps -- Compliments on a great suite mix. Truly inspired. Thank You.
Thanks :)
Great mini-symphony!
With McGyver about the best theme for any series ever. I have 'em all Seasons of both of 'em.
Great editing on this ! Yeah ! Groovy, funky, as never before!
He was so cool
Cool! i can hear elements from 'Police Story' as well...Great stuff !!
Yes james there i the sound of Police Story in there especially the softness sounds.
Love it
John Elizade composed some episode music as well.
you mean this was not in stereo originally? Hard to believe, It sounds really good!
Barnaby Jones music is available here, 14 tracks! lalalandrecords.com/quinn-martin-collection-the-volume-1-cop-and-detective-series-limited-edition-2-cd-set/
This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing this!
You did a great job. I was thrilled to find this and have enjoyed this very much.
You're half right - he didn't score any individual regular episodes, but he DID score the pilot as well as do the theme music.
Thanks ! Especially good job from Jerry Goldsmith ! ^^
Great score; great detective series. Was the full series ever released on DVD.
Nicely done.
Thank you for sharing this with us.
MAGNÍFICA VERY VERY GOOD
Thank you for this! Barnaby was a great series.
Wonderful! Thank you! Very cool!
This is amazing - very much enjoyed!
Really liked this. Thanks for sharing.
-This sounds music score from the first season of Barnaby Jones. I was wondering how I could get this music and now I have it.
Thanks Much for posting to YT!
Que Buena orquestación , gracias por compartir
"...also starring Lee Meriwether, Mark Shera...with special guests..."
6:42 That time the Barnaby mobile broke down and he had to take the bus.😄
Brilliant music here Cosmorico.
"With special guest star"...........
He used to go to a bar and order milk
loved buddy ebson in this it did not take him along time to get another show once "hillbillys' ended
Buddy Ebsen is awesome 😎👍
Buddy Ebsen was great.
would you hire a 75yo PI? Not me.
@@jayvanslayer2787 I'd hire Barnaby Jones in a minute. He was 10ft tall and bulletproof. The bad guys always underestimated him. He caught on quick and was way ahead of everyone else in about 45 minutes. Those bad guys shot at that man more times than you can count but they always missed. And his marksmanship skills were off the charts. He always put the bullet in a non-lethal part of the body to keep the 1970s-80s censors happy. But I would not hire Jedidiah. He got in some serious situations, yet he never did wear a gun. But I wouldn't care if Barnaby brought him along.
Cool theme music in one episode Barnaby whistles his own theme intro
@ 0:23 Barnaby Jones!!!.......A Quinn Martin production!!!
Awesome Cosmorico! Thank you very much for sharing these great songs! Do you have the other songs played during the episodes? There are some other songs played by the double bass really cool!
No need to try to enhance the music they had better quality than us in the 70's
once upon a time where makes music costed A LOT but had a VALUE. now instead makes music becomes cheap but have less value in the majority of case
I was right-the guy holding the gun is Carl Betz.
I. like it
Cannon deserved this theme music, too
Exceptionally fucking good.
TONIGHT’S EPISODE
‘Requiem for a Son’
the percussion elements do not show up much in the original series. personally I think it a bit strong here but I do like this theme. I always loved the percussion in incidentals(if, that is, the situation called for it). In the first season, Goldsmith did the incidentals as well, I think that changed later. he has that "Planet of the Apes" thing going on at times, but some tracks also shows the flute can be used to give a feeling of discretion and infiltrating spy music should always include them. later seasons overuse bass and percussion in the theme. This is Barnaby Jones, it is not a rock fest.
Tonight's Episode:
"Who was that fat guy with all those balloons?"
with special guest star Lorne Greene as Martin Luther King!
+em23 That was POLICE SQUAD: THE LOST EPISODES.
+trha2222 I've reported you for being way too PC. :D
did you hold that hot coffee cup until it spilled onto your hand? :)
also starring William Marshall as Lorne Greene. I can't really tell them apart.
Written by Jerry Fielding (same as Hogan's Heroes) but performed by Goldsmith.
My understanding is that Jerry Goldsmith wrote the main theme you hear at the beginning, but that's it.
Your understanding is wrong - he did write the theme but he also scored the pilot, and his score is what you hear here.
Victor Field
Ah, okay.
No Police Story ??
Rockford files was the best PI show. PIs are not rich, so when you see PI shows like BJ and Mannix with new cars all the time, what a joke. Rockford lived in a trailer and drove the same car--that's more like it