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Layout 1 (Page 1) HENRY MANCINI “10 ” ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Would you believe that the score to “10” has never been out on CD in the U.S. (and only briefly out on CD in Europe on a spotty-sounding release)? This soundtrack has so much going for it—it was composed by one of the greatest soundtrack, nay, pop composers of all time, it featured the great Julie Andrews on vocals, a beautiful piano solo from Dudley Moore, and it was a charting soundtrack to a hit movie, for Pete’s sake! Not to mention that Mancini fans LOVE his work on this film, counting it among his best soundtrack ef- forts. So search us why it took till now to release this classic score on CD, but here it is, the original 1979 soundtrack album, courtesy of your popcorn-munching friends at Real Gone Music! SELLING POINTS: • Henry Mancini's Beloved Score to Tracks: the 1979 Smash Film 1. Don’t Call It Love (Main Title) 7. Get It On • First Time on CD in the U.S. (Instrumental) (with chorus) 2. He Pleases Me 8. It’s Easy to Say (Duet) • Features Julie Andrews on Vocals (vocals Julie Andrews) (vocals Julie Andrews and Dudley Moore) and Dudley Moore on Piano 3. Keyboard Harmony 9. The Hot Sand Mexican Band 4. It’s Easy to Say 10. I Have an Ear for Love • Newly Remastered (with chorus) (vocals The Reverend - Max Showalter) 5. Something for Jenny 11. It’s Easy to Say (Instrumental) 6. Don’t Call It Love (piano solo Dudley Moore) (with chorus) 12. Ravel’s Bolero LABEL: Real Gone Music STREET DATE: April 30, 2013 GENRE: Soundtrack ORDER USING: 848064001485 FORMAT: CD SEASEA LEVELLEVEL CATS ON THE COAST/ON THE EDGE Sea Level started as an Allman Brothers offshoot, boasting three members (keyboardist Chuck Leavell, percussionist Jai Johanny “Jaimoe” Johanson and bassist Lamar Williams) from the mid­ ‘70s edition of the band, but became a major act in its own right SELLING POINTS: with its tasty blend of jazz, blues and Southern rock (in other words, they would have fit nicely into today’s jam band scene). • Both 1978 Albums from the Band These two albums both came out in 1978 but chart major Founded by Ex-Allman Bros. changes in the group; Cats on the Coast saw the addition of members Chuck Leavell, Jaimoe guitarist David Causey, percussionist George Weaver and and Lamar Williams multi­instrumentalist Randall Bramblett to the line­up, while Jaimoe and Weaver left and drummer Joe English joined for On the Edge. Despite the changing • Both Albums Have Been Out of line­ups, these two records are remarkably consistent affairs featuring such signature Sea Level songs as “That’s Your Secret” and “A Lotta Colada;” they have, however, both been out of print for Print for Years about a decade and command big bucks online. Our Real Gone reissue offers both records on a sin­ gle, 70 minutes­plus CD, with notes by Scott Schinder and added photos…rediscover one of the • Features "That's Your Secret" most underrated outfits of the ‘70s! and "A Lotta Colada" Songs • New Liner Notes by CATS ON THE COAST ON THE EDGE Scott Schinder 1. That’s Your Secret 9. Fifty­Four 2. It Hurts to Want It So Bad 10. King Grand 3. Storm Warning 11. Living in a Dream LABEL: Real Gone Music 4. Had to Fall 12. A Lotta Colada STREET DATE: April 30, 2013 5. Midnight Pass 13. This Could Be the Worst GENRE: Pop-Rock 6. Every Little Thing 14. Uptown Downtown FORMAT: CD 7. Cats on the Coast 15. Electron Cold 8. Song for Amy 16. On the Wing ORDER USING: 848064001317.
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