Author Topic: The final Spider-Man tracks.  (Read 63 times)

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The final Spider-Man tracks.
« on: Today at 05:05:42 AM »
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With the recent identification of the long-speculated Video Moods cues, there are now only five tracks left to identify in the 60's Spider-Man cartoon. All five of them originate from the episode "Home" and were only used in that episode, save for one reappearing in "The Big Brainwasher."

The only lead we have on these tracks is the old SABAM listings discovered back in 2016, which credited these tracks as a lump "Spiderman" attributed to William Loose and Emil Cadkin. I remain inclined to believe this to be accurate, as they do indeed sound similar to another set of Loose/Cadkin groovy tracks that the show used in previous episodes. As of yet though, we have no titles or known releases for these, and no clues if they were released under Capitol's Production Music Series, the Emil Ascher-distributed Ultra Music Services, or Loose's even more obscure Ruthanne Music (also distributed by Emil Ascher).

If anyone has any potential leads or ID's on these last few mystery tracks, feel free to say so below.

apmnut

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Re: The final Spider-Man tracks.
« Reply #1 on: Today at 04:27:55 PM »
Ultra Music Services' 3-PMS-10 is likely the album that features these elusive L&C cues, considering it has some tracks under a "Rock and Roll"/"Discotheque" label.