Showing posts with label George C Scott dialogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George C Scott dialogue. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 April 2009

musicology #349

AlternativeSoundtrack4 #16

(Jack McDuff - Brother Jack)

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Still a week to go for this theme such is the amount of quality dialogue..so wasting no time today's section features our man 'back in the saddle' after having the casts removed. Not sure how long this period would have been...month or two? anyway, during this time there would have been no pool, no hustling, no sharks..just Eddie and Sarah. Back into the frame steps Bert who notices Eddie's new 'bridge' but doesn't make too much fuss about it...

Eddie, (after having time to think), accepts Bert's previous offer to become his manager and the 'action' is about to begin again.

The music is another slice of Hammond organ but this time it's courtesy of 'Brother' Jack McDuff with a cut from his 1960 album 'Brother Jack' released on the Prestige label.

Sunday, 5 April 2009

musicology #345

AlternativeSoundtrack4 #12

(Tito Puente - Dance Of The Headhunters)

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On today's piece of dialogue we hear the return of George C Scott, (Bert the Headhunter). Having stormed out of Sarah's apartment Eddie finds and sits down at a poker table where he loses 20 bucks, he leaves and happens apoun 'Bert' in a local bar. The 'Headhunter' buys him a drink and proceeds to tell him in no uncertain terms where he went wrong the other night and offers Eddie a chance to take another shot at Minnesota Fats.... But this time with him as the backer. Eddie refuses due to Bert's percentage demand and gets an ominous warning to be careful where he tries the Hustle...

The music is courtesy of Ernesto Antonio, 'Tito' Puente, Jr aka 'El Ray', (The King), prolific Latin Jazz/Mambo percussionist and extraordinary Timbales player who is credited with bringing the music of South America into the 'mainstream'. This one is taken from his 1960 album Tamba and also features, (among others), Ray Barretto.