On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me....
Released as a 10" and later as an LP 'Mini-Skirt' was used in Russ Meyer's Vixen (1968) just before Erica Gavin's classic 'fish dance':
I like to think that they searched the catalogue for 'stripper' tunes and happened upon this record for 'Striptease' but decided 'Detroit' fitted better. I
actually like to think they made a mistake and put the wrong side of the record on but I may be stretching my imagination somewhat...
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Russ Meyer used library music alot in his earlier fims. This Robert Hall LP is William Loose cues; likely written for Meyer and then released as a library release??? It is chock full of cues for 'Vixen' and 'Cherry, Harry and Raquel (1970).
www96.zippyshare.com/v/S5RIZQYY/file.html
This leads me into the commercial releases of these same tracks plus some extras. Both films had an LP release and in the 90's CD releases with extra tracks. Here are the CDs:
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'C,H & R' uses a KPM track in it's intro, Johnny Pearson's 'Pop March'. Here's BWP's upload of KPM 1037 - Flamboyant Themes, Vol. 1' from the KPM megathread post:
www117.zippyshare.com/v/xcHJCPD0/file.html
In 1970, Meyer made one of two big studio films for Fox, 'Beyond the Valley of the Dolls'. This too used 'Pop March' and I think another library track (I can't remember).
As a bonus here's Stu Phillips' score for BVOD, including many incidentals (the original LP was just the songs).
www77.zippyshare.com/v/e3Io8gSV/file.html