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This, too, from the small screen...

This cue perhaps fits both definitions of "esoteric"...

KUSC promo.m4a

Here’s some info which I found with a quick Google search: http://www.johnwilliams.org/reference/bibliography/1996/harris

@Thor, would you buy this??

Proud member of the "old guard" here!! Now get off my lawn with your Potter 1!!

Pre-1995, Hook. Williams awareness with Star Wars in ‘77 (though I had seen Midway earlier and knew of Jaws - but too young to see it), fandom solidified in ‘78-‘82 with Superman/Superman II, RotLA and ET. Began purchasing film music in late 80s.

Wrong John Williams! You're looking for the one who's more well known as a classical guitarist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Williams_(guitarist)

https://berkshireonstage.wordpress.com/2012/03/25/john-williams-boston-pops-celebrate-fenway-parks-100th-with-a-fanfare/ https://www.mlb.com/redsox/video/williams-performs-new-tribute/c-20774065

The 2009 National Medal of Arts, which took place in February 2010, though Dylan wasn’t present at the ceremony apparently:

Check your PMs, @Maestro.

Should've been a Star Wars movie cue, for a baddie!!

This may be old news, but over at the FSM board, "TZfan01" posted a link to information about UCLA's "CBS Inc. film and television collection 1955-1991". A detailed PDF of the collection can be downloaded HERE (and is also attached to this post). From review of the PDF, specifically pages 49-58, there is a large number of "orchestral score" cues and cue sheets listed for The Reivers including source cues (all with "M" numbers but some with differing names than given above by @filmmusic). Additionally, the collection includes audio recordings ("open reel audio tape, 1/4 in.", "open reel audio tape"). cbs.pdf

@MSM indeed had quite the seat!!! Amazing!