50th Anniversary - The albums of 1966

[Bespin 8,475]

Let's begin this brand new year, with a thread dedicated to the albums and soundtracks that will celebrate their 50th anniversary this year!

 

Anyone born in 1966 too?

 

	How To Steal A Million [Original Motion Picture Score] (1966, 20th Century Fox Records, TFM 4183) Main Title; Two Lovers Theme; Simon Says; Fan Fare And March To The Museum; Nicole; The Can Can; Two Lovers (Lyrics By – Leslie Bricusse); The Key; The Cellini Venus; At Maxims; The Prowler; End Title.
	(Released in 1966, 20th Century Fox Records, S 4183, Stereo)
	Not With My Wife, You Don't! [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album] (1966, Warner Bros. Records, W 1668) Main Title (Big Beautiful Ball); My Inamorata (Vocal Version); Hey Julietta; Trumpet Discotheque; Two Of Everything; Not With My Wife, You Don't; Big Beautiful Ball (Vocals – Johnny Mercer); My Inamorata (Instrumental); Foney Poochini (Labrador-Opera Montage); Arrivederci Mondo (Italian Movie); Hungarian Jungle Music; Defending The Flag.
	(Released in 1966, Warner Bros. Records, WS 1668, Stereo)
	Original Music From The MGM Film Penelope (1966, MGM Records, E-4426 ST) Penelope (Vocals – The Pennypipers); Poolside; Penny's Arcade; La Bostella; The Girl In The Yellow Dress; Penelope (Instrumental); Penelope (Love Theme); Girl Chase; The Sun Is Gray (Vocals – Natalie Wood); Sadaba; At The Art Museum; The Mad Professor.
	(Released in 1966, MGM Records, SE-4426 ST, Stereo)
	How to Steal a Million/Bachelor Flat (1966/1962) (2008, Intrada Special Collection, ISC 83) CD 1 - How to Steal a Million, The Original 1966 Album Re-Recording: Main Title; Two Lovers Theme; Simon Says; Fanfare and March to the Museum; Nicole; The Can Can; Two Lovers; The Key; The Cellini Venus; At Maxim's; The Prowler; End Title; CD 2 - How to Steal a Million, The Film Recordings: Main Title; The Cellini Venus and Museum Fanfare; The Prowler; At Gun Point/Hark, a Pistol Shot; Simon Cons Nicole; The Spell; He Suspects Something/Nicole at the Ritz Bar; Normal Human Reactions; Locked In; The Key; The Phone Call; Hang on to Your Bucket; The True Gallic Character/The Can Can/In the Guards Room; End Title/End Cast; Bachelor Flat: Reggie in the Colonies; Main Title; Professor's Pad/Libby Comes Home; Mama in Paris; Transistor Radio; Home Cookin'; Libby Da Lip/Bra and Panties; Poor Mike/Short Trip; Artificial Respiration; Mambone; Effects of Alcohol; Galloping Gladys; End Cast; Trailer.
	Not With My Wife, You Don't, Vol. 2 — Original Soundtrack (1966) (2011, Film Score Monthly, FSMCD Vol. 14, No. 14) A Big Beautiful Ball; Jalousie/The Green-Eyed Monster/Jalousie Again/The Globs/Harry is Perturbed/Tuba Bell/Drum Cadence; Ferris Wheel March; General Parker's Arrival; My Inamorata; Pajama Talk; The American Eagle; Korean Juke Box #1; Korean Juke Box #2; Korean Juke Box #3; Defending the Flag/It'll Take Hours; Butterflies; Tank's Charm; Brandy Snifter/Making Wallets/More Wallets/Still More Wallets; Two of Everything; Tank Shinto; Bowed Heads and Flowers; Tom's Jealousy; Discotheque #1 (Not With My Wife, You Don't!); Discotheque #2 (Not With My Wife, You Don't!); Two of Everything; Off to Labrador/Eskimo Pie/Row Your Own Boat; Tank's Beach Party/Two of Everything; Rosa & Vittorio/Hero's Horns; Arrivederci Mondo; Cold Feet; High Tank; Tom Goes A.W.O.L.; Tom's Anger; Rome Radio; Exterior Capitol/End Title; A Big Beautiful Ball (End Credits; Bonus Tracks: A Big Beautiful Ball (instrumental); Discotheque #1 (instrumental); Discotheque #2 (instrumental); Ciao, Baby (alternate End Title); A Big Beautiful Ball (alternate); Main Title (Big Beautiful Ball) (album version).
	The Time Tunnel (1966) (1997, GNP Crescendo, GNPD 8047) Some tracks composed and conducted by John Williams.
	Don't Make Waves/Penelope (1967/1966) (2000, Chapter III Records, CHA 1002-2) "Penelope": Music composed and conducted by John Williams.
	Penelope/Bachelor in Paradise (1966/1961) (2004, Film Score Monthly, FMSCD Vol. 7, No. 18) "Penelope": Music composed and conducted by John Williams.
	Not With My Wife, You Don't!/Any Wednesday (1966) (2006, Film Score Monthly, FSMCD Vol. 9 No. 3, Compilation) "Not With My Wife, You Don't!": Music composed and conducted by Johnny Williams.

[Thor 7,462]

I actually did a thread on Williams' 1966 last year:

 

http://www.jwfan.com/forums/index.php?/topic/25179-1966-john-williams-busiest-year

 

It's interesting because it's the busiest year in Williams' career. Lots of unreleased stuff too.

[Bespin 8,475]

Thor, you were too early!

 

All this work in 1966 paid off, since then he adapted Valley of the Dolls and got his first Academy Award nomination in 1967.

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That's what all the ladies tell him...