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BSX DIGITAL presents the STU PHILLIPS TRIPLE FEATURE,featuring music from three movies from the lengthy filmography of composer Stu Phillips (BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25th CENTURY,KNIGHT RIDER). STU PHILLIPS TRIPLE FEATURE includes music from his scores to PICK UP ON 101, THE NAME OF THE GAME IS KILL and THE MEAL.
Released in 1972, PICK UP ON 101 was directed by John Florea, written by Anthony Blake and starred Martin Sheen, Lesley Ann Warren and Jack Albertson. PICKUP ON 101 revolves around three characters. Lester (Sheen) is a musician on his way from Northern California to LA to play a gig. Nicky (Warren) is a teenage runaway from a private boarding school who just wants to get away to anywhere. Lester also meets Jedidiah (Albertson), a drifter who wants to get to Lompoc and the ‘Valley of the Flowers’. Sheen picks up Nicky,then Jedidiah and the film follows their journey.
Released in 1968, THE NAME OF THE GAME IS KILL was directed by Gunnar Hellstrom, written by Gary Crutcher and starring Jack Lord, Susan Strasberg, Colin Wilcox Paxton, Tisha Sterling, Mort Mills and Lou Lombardo. Symcha (Lord), a drifter from Hungary, is picked up by Mikki (Strasberg) while hitchhiking in Arizona. Mikki invites him to spend a few days and rest up ather family's gas station in a semi-deserted town in the Arizona desert. After meeting her family, Symcha realizes that they are slightly overcooked and hemight be in over his head...
Released in 1975, THE MEAL also known as DEADLY ENCOUNTER was written and directed by R. John Hugh, starring Dina Merrill, Carl Betz, Leon Ames, Vicki Powers, Susan Logan, Mark Featherstone-Witty, Mike Rasmussen and Steve Potter. THE MEAL involves a gathering of old friends at a fashionable weekend party in Florida that comes to a tragic end when one of the guests is murdered. During the course of the weekend, there is lots of dining and playing cards. During those moments, many past secrets are revealed, causing tension to build among the guests...
Composer and producer Stu Phillips has enjoyed one of the longest and most far-ranging careers of the rock & roll era, working not just in popular music but also in film and television on his way to amassing a body of work as eclectic as any of his contemporaries. Born September 9, 1929, Phillips studied at New York City's High School of Music and Art, followed by a stint at the Eastman School of Music, where he also moonlighted as an arranger for the Rochester Civic Orchestra. He entered show business proper as a copyist for television's legendary Milton Berle Texaco Hour before landing with Capitol Records and assisting composer Harry Revel and theremin virtuoso Dr. Samuel J. Hoffman on the space age pop landmark MUSIC FROM OUTER SPACE. In 1974 Phillips landed at Universal Studios, where in the years to follow he composed the music for television hits including THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN, QUINCY, BATTLESTAR GALACTICA and KNIGHT RIDER. He published his autobiography, ‘Stu Who?’ in 2003.
Originally released on compact disc in 2010, BSX Digital brings STU PHILLIPS TRIPLE FEATURES back to the marketplace, featuring music composed by Stu Phillips. The music has been newly mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland and retains the original liner notes by producer Bruce Kimmel.
STU PHILLIPS TRIPLE FEATURE: Pick Up On 101 / The Name of the Game is Kill! / The Meal
Stu Phillips
$8.95
Downloads include choice of MP3, WAV, or FLAC
BSXDG0194
Includes Digital Booklet
BSX DIGITAL presents the STU PHILLIPS TRIPLE FEATURE,featuring music from three movies from the lengthy filmography of composer Stu Phillips (BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25th CENTURY,KNIGHT RIDER). STU PHILLIPS TRIPLE FEATURE includes music from his scores to PICK UP ON 101, THE NAME OF THE GAME IS KILL and THE MEAL.
Released in 1972, PICK UP ON 101 was directed by John Florea, written by Anthony Blake and starred Martin Sheen, Lesley Ann Warren and Jack Albertson. PICKUP ON 101 revolves around three characters. Lester (Sheen) is a musician on his way from Northern California to LA to play a gig. Nicky (Warren) is a teenage runaway from a private boarding school who just wants to get away to anywhere. Lester also meets Jedidiah (Albertson), a drifter who wants to get to Lompoc and the ‘Valley of the Flowers’. Sheen picks up Nicky,then Jedidiah and the film follows their journey.
Released in 1968, THE NAME OF THE GAME IS KILL was directed by Gunnar Hellstrom, written by Gary Crutcher and starring Jack Lord, Susan Strasberg, Colin Wilcox Paxton, Tisha Sterling, Mort Mills and Lou Lombardo. Symcha (Lord), a drifter from Hungary, is picked up by Mikki (Strasberg) while hitchhiking in Arizona. Mikki invites him to spend a few days and rest up ather family's gas station in a semi-deserted town in the Arizona desert. After meeting her family, Symcha realizes that they are slightly overcooked and hemight be in over his head...
Released in 1975, THE MEAL also known as DEADLY ENCOUNTER was written and directed by R. John Hugh, starring Dina Merrill, Carl Betz, Leon Ames, Vicki Powers, Susan Logan, Mark Featherstone-Witty, Mike Rasmussen and Steve Potter. THE MEAL involves a gathering of old friends at a fashionable weekend party in Florida that comes to a tragic end when one of the guests is murdered. During the course of the weekend, there is lots of dining and playing cards. During those moments, many past secrets are revealed, causing tension to build among the guests...
Composer and producer Stu Phillips has enjoyed one of the longest and most far-ranging careers of the rock & roll era, working not just in popular music but also in film and television on his way to amassing a body of work as eclectic as any of his contemporaries. Born September 9, 1929, Phillips studied at New York City's High School of Music and Art, followed by a stint at the Eastman School of Music, where he also moonlighted as an arranger for the Rochester Civic Orchestra. He entered show business proper as a copyist for television's legendary Milton Berle Texaco Hour before landing with Capitol Records and assisting composer Harry Revel and theremin virtuoso Dr. Samuel J. Hoffman on the space age pop landmark MUSIC FROM OUTER SPACE. In 1974 Phillips landed at Universal Studios, where in the years to follow he composed the music for television hits including THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN, QUINCY, BATTLESTAR GALACTICA and KNIGHT RIDER. He published his autobiography, ‘Stu Who?’ in 2003.
Originally released on compact disc in 2010, BSX Digital brings STU PHILLIPS TRIPLE FEATURES back to the marketplace, featuring music composed by Stu Phillips. The music has been newly mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland and retains the original liner notes by producer Bruce Kimmel.
