‘1941’ 2CD Set: Track List Now Available

1941 2CD release to include “more than 70 minutes of never-before-released music, including alternates and source cues”, plus a remastered version of the original 1979 album presentation.

52 tracks, 155 minutes total (See track list below)

1941 EXPANDED — 2 Disc set
Music by John Williams
LLLCD 1179
Limited Edition of 3500 units
Retail Price: $29.98
Release Date: September 27, 2011

Produced and assembled by Mike Matessino
Produced for Sony Music by Didier C. Deutsch
Mastered by Mark Wilder at Battery Studios
Liner Notes by Mike Matessino
Art Direction by Jim Titus

La-La Land Records, in association with Sony Music and Universal Pictures, presents the remastered and expanded 2-CD SET of Academy Award-Winning composer John Williams’ (JAWS, BLACK SUNDAY, STAR WARS, RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK) amazing score to the 1979 Universal Pictures and Columbia Pictures comedy spectacular 1941, starring Dan Aykroyd, Ned Beatty, John Belushi and Warren Oates, and directed by Steven Spielberg. Williams provides a delightful, full-on orchestra assault (featuring one of the most infectious marches ever written for film) to compliment this cult-classic’s slapstick tapestry of WWII-era paranoia exploding in Hollywood. This special release is expanded by more than 70 minutes with never-before-released music, including alternates and source cues. The original 1979 album presentation is also presented on disc 2, remastered. 1941 Re-issue producer Mike Matessino provides in-depth liner notes with new comments from the film’s co-writer, Bob Gale.

TRACK LIST

DISC 1
THE FILM SCORE
1 “1941” Main Title 1:36
2 Chrissie Takes Another Swim** 4:38
3 Sub Commander / Wild Bill Kelso** 3:44
4 Donna’s Obsession / Birkhead’s Pitch** 2:59
5 Poppa’s Got a Gun* 1:13
6 You Have Been Chosen / You, You, You* 2:11
7 Capture of Hollis / Kelso Lost* 3:08
8 The Crackerjack Box* 1:30
9 The Sentries** 2:17
10 The Escape of Hollis* 1:17
11 More About Donna* 1:02
12 The Count Down / Swing, Swing, Swing** 4:41
13 The Brannigan † 1:19
14 Here We Go 4:22
15 Kelso in Barstow** 3:42
16 Service Tunes* :50 contains interpolation of “Anchors Away” by A. H. Miles and D. Savino
17 Encounters* :56
18 Kelso’s Attack / Deep in the Heart of Texas** 3:15 contains interpolation of “Deep In The Heart Of Texas” by D. Swander and J. Hershey
19 Eat Lead* 2:48
20 Defending the Homeland* 1:46
21 Wally Saves Betty** 2:00
22 Sound Off / Stolen Motorcycle* 4:23 contains interpolation of “The Duckworth March” by W.L. Duckworth
23 Ward’s Big Gun* 1:45
24 Going My Way Sister* 2:08
25 More Kelso :59
26 Taking Aim* 1:10
27 The Ferris Wheel** †† 3:08
28 The Tank Approaches / Finale* 5:26
29 “1941” End Credits 6:18
Disc 1 Time: 77:08

DISC 2
THE 1979 SOUNDTRACK ALBUM
1 The March From “1941” 4:11
2 The Invasion 8:20
3 The Sentries 3:31
4 Riot at the U.S.O. † 1:18
5 To Hollywood and Glory 3:14
6 Swing, Swing, Swing 4:06
7 The Battle of Hollywood 5:39
8 The Ferris Wheel Sequence †† 1:29
9 Finale 6:16
Total 1979 Soundtrack Album: 38:26

SOURCE MUSIC
10 In the Mood 3:43
Music by Joe Garland and Andy Razaf; Arranged by Glenn Miller
Shapiro Bernstein & Co. Inc.
11 Jingle Bells* 2:59
Music by James Lord Pierpont
12 Down By the Ohio (Instrumental)* 3:57
Music by Abe Olman / Jack Yellen
Cromwell Music Inc / Jack Yellen Music
13 Play-Off* :15
14 Goodnight, Sweetheart* 1:42
Music by Ray Noble, Jimmy Campbell, Rudy Vallee, and Reg Connelly
EMI Robbins Catalog Inc
Total Source Music: 12:40

ADDITIONAL MUSIC
15 Promo Trailer* 2:30
16 Sub Commander / Wild Bill Kelso / Capture of Hollis (alternate)** 4:23
17 The Escape of Hollis (alternate)* 1:14
18 Kelso in Barstow (alternate)** 3:43
19 Defending the Homeland (alternate)* 1:06
20 Sound Off (alternate)* 2:41
21 More Kelso (alternate) :55
22 Finale (alternate)* 3:04
23 “1941” End Credits (alternate) 6:55
Total Additional Music: 25:54
Disc 2 Time: 78:06

* Previously unreleased.
** Contains previously unreleased material.
† Traditional, Based on “The Rakes Of Mallow,” Arranged by John Williams.
†† Including “By the Beautiful Sea” Words: Harold R. Atteridge, Music: Harry Carroll; Published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Col, Inc. .

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