Just Recognized a Library Track

[apmnut]

I managed to stumble upon a KPM track as being used in one of Total TV's "Hunter" cartoons: "Suddenly It's Swing" by Tommy Watt (at about 1:09 here). This struck me as unusual since, at this point, they were mostly using Winston Sharples' stock cues originally written for Paramount's theatrical cartoons.

[Bronic]

I was slowly losing my mind watching the final lasagnacat video when I noticed the background music and instinctively went to the Bliss Records collection and easily identified the Orchestra Heinz Kiessling - With Love In My Heart by composer Werner Tautz. It's played on loop for almost 4 and a half hours in a video with 2.5 million views.

[apmnut]

Managed to recognize a couple of Shaindlin tunes off of CMR 212 in a bizarre "Pooh for President" special done in Florida - "The Kibitzer", which shows up during a segment with a monkey act (along with a non-library version of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" by Stuart McKay and a raft of other stuff I couldn't ID), and "Trombone Slider", which is heard during a narrated segment with some clowns.

[apmnut]

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This holiday movie/special-themed podcast I've started listening to uses Neil Richardson's "Fun in the Sun" for a recurring "History of..." segment.

[Walk the Skies 202]

Saw a promo for Discovery's upcoming Hustlers Gamblers Crooks today, it uses "Brass and Bongos" by Elliot Ireland and Allessandro Rizzo from KPM 822, which is a remix of Syd Dale's iconic "The Hell Raisers" from KPM 1002.

[Retronic]

I finally caught up on Fargo Season 5, hon and heard a couple of KPM used as muzak:
In a fast food restaurant I think, heard in the background:

In a later episode at Wayne's car showroom:

[apmnut]

Was going through the Rankin/Bass Jackson Five cartoon of the early 70s earlier today when I heard a familiar Harry Bluestone fanfare later released on CPM's archive series, "Award Winner 1". The episode I caught it in was "Cinderjackson", specifically, and it really took me by surprise since they mostly used original music by Maury Laws.

EDIT: Just ID'd "Jazz Fanfare 1", another Bluestone track, as being heard in the same episode.

[Retronic]

I watched Alligator again the other day (1980) and it had one random library shock cut as said alligator bursts up through the pavement.  It was Startle 1.

[Mr]

I recently watched the new Fallout series on Amazon, and it of course featured some library cues already featured in the games, like Jack Shaindlin's "I'm Tickled Pink", but also several other library cues - I recognized Sam Fonteyn's "Journey Into Melody" and to my surprise, "Summer in Love" by Santany/I Marc 4, there's probably more.

[Mr]

Another chance encounter; Keith Mansfield's "Love De Luxe" features prominently in this video about baseball statistics:

[apmnut]

A few finds I made during the site's maintenance period:

1. Decided to pop in a tape I've had lying around for a while from a company that was in the business of playgrounds. Most of the tape (at least from what I saw of it) was pretty dry, but I did recognize the opening music as being Otto Sieben and Peter Balding's "Marching Comedians A" from Sonoton.

2. I've found myself watching an old syndicated interstitial series called "Funny World", featuring an announcer making humorous comments over various vintage stock footage. I recognized a bunch of the music as being "JB" prefix tracks from Hi-Q, specifically these:
Disaster (JB-11)
Fire (JB-28)
Heavy Tension (JB-27)
Light Neutral (JB-24)
Metro (JB-3)

However, it seems as though they actually didn't get them via Capitol, rather from whatever library Bill Loose had created that featured those tracks Capitol had licensed from him, as the music featured in these "Funny World" shorts appear to be entirely JB tracks.

[apmnut]

Heard a few familiar library cuts while watching Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway:
Candlelight Serenade/Moments with Miller - Sam Fonteyn (Soho/Bosworth)
Try the Truffles - Werner Tautz (Extreme Music)

[WSBG Returns Yet Again!]

Just a minute ago, I saw a dog food commercial on TV that made use of "Pick And Pluck" by Michael Reynolds (Major Records - 6012).

[Mr]

Nice catch, WSBG! It's nice to see these quirky old 50's/60's tracks still being used today.

[apmnut]

This 70s filmstrip I just found uses Syd Dale's "Forewarning (A)" from the mighty KPM library.