Central casting music cues
Early episodes come off a little on the cheap. "Ghost Rider" even uses the dramatic, uptempo library cues (36:30-:50) more commonly heard on "The Adventures of Superman." Bill Orr was not a spendy guy.
shareThose Warner western series borrowed music from the studio's classic films. A certain melodic riff from The Big Sleep must have been used a score of times.
shareMaybe some of you guys who have episodes can help. I am trying to compile a list of the composer on each episode of the series (some don't have anybody credited, though). I only have three done though:
http://tvscoring.150m.com/Maverick.html
(if you explore the site, you'll find a complete listing for "Gunsmoke", and a almost complete one for "The Virginian")
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