Mike Deasy Discography: Movie Soundtracks

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Lalo Schifrin & Jerry Fielding - Sudden Impact And The Best Of Dirty Harry

Lalo Schifrin & Jerry Fielding - Sudden Impact And The Best Of Dirty Harry
Viva 1-23990 (1983)

Side One
1. Sudden Impact (Dirty Harry Theme)
2. This Side Of Forever
3. Unicorn's Head
4. Robbery Suspect
5. Dirty Harry's Creed

Side Two
1. Main Title From Magnum Force
2. Scorpio
3. Rooftop Chase
4. Alcatraz Encounter
5. Main Title From The Enforcer

Personnel Include:
Lalo Schifrin - composer, arrangements, conductor
Jerry Fielding - composer, arrangements, conductor
Gary Stockdale - arrangements
Steve Dorff - arrangements
Dave Pell - music co-ordinator
Dewayne Blackwell - lyrics
Roberta Flack - vocals
Mike Deasy - guitar
The Enforcers - performer

Lalo Schifrin - Dirty Harry (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Lalo Schifrin - Dirty Harry (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Aleph Records 030 (1971 / 2004)

Track listing

1.	Prologue/The Swimming Pool (01:29)
2.	Main Title (03:30)
3.	Harry's Hot Dog (01:58)
4.	No More Lies, Girl (02:45)
5.	Scorpio's View (02:37)
6.	Red Light District (02:56)
7.	Scorpio Takes The Bait (03:32)
8.	The Cross (00:48)
9.	Goodbye, Callahan (01:46)
10.	The Stadium Grounds (00:58)
11.	Floodlights (01:34)
12.	Dawn Discovery (01:01)
13.	Off Duty (03:18)
14.	The Strip Club (01:45)
15.	Liquor Store Holdup (01:20)
16.	City Hall (01:20)
17.	The School Bus (02:06)
18.	End Titles (01:27)
19.	Floodlights (Take 1) (01:35)
20.	City Hall (Alternate Take) (01:22)
21.	The School Bus (Alternate Take) (02:06)
22.	The Swimming Pool (Original Version)/Scorpio's View) (01:41)

Personnel Include:
Lalo Schifrin - composer, conductor
Mike Deasy - guitar

Notes:
Original movie soundtrack not released until 2004

Melvin Van Peebles - Watermelon Man

Melvin Van Peebles - Watermelon Man
Beverly Hills Records BHS-26 (1970)

Side One
1. Love, That's America
2. Great Guy
3. Eviction Theme
4. Soul'd On You

Side Two
1. Where Are The Children
2. Erica's Theme
3. Fugue 1
4. Fugue 2
5. Fugue 3

Personnel Include:
Melvin Van Peebles - composer, director, vocals
Estelle Parsons - vocals
Bob Mathews - arrangements
Herman Raucher - writter
Ry Cooder - slide guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar

Elvis Presley - Elvis Sings Flaming Star

Elvis Presley - Elvis Sings Flaming Star
RCA Camden CAS-2304 (1969)

Side One
1. Flaming Star
2. Wonderful World
3. Night Life
4. All I Needed Was The Rain
5. Too Much Monkey Business

Side Two
1. Yellow Rose Of Texas / The Eyes Of Texas
2. She's A Machine
3. Do The Vega
4. Tiger Man

Personnel Include:
Elvis Presley - vocals, guitar
Scotty Moore - guitar
Tiny Timbrell - guitar
Charlie McCoy - guitar, harmonica
Mike Deasy - guitar
Tommy Tedesco - guitar
Glen Campbell - guitar
Neal Matthews - guitar
Jerry Reed - guitar
Chip Young - guitar
Pete Drake - pedal steel guitar
Bob Moore - double bass
Jerry Scheff - bass
Larry Knechtel - bass
Ray Siegel - bass
D.J. Fontana - drums
Buddy Harman - drums
Hal Blaine - drums
Cal Tjader - vibes, percussion
Floyd Cramer - piano
Dudley Brooks - piano
Don Randi - piano, organ
Mike Rubini - piano
Jimmie Haskell - accordion
William Hood - saxophone
Mike Henderson - saxophone
Butch Parker - saxophone
E. Meredith - horn
Anthony Terran - trumpet
The Jordanaires, The Jubilee Four, The Carole Lombard Quartet - backup vocals

Notes:
After it looked like the Singer Special of late 1968 apparently kick-started Elvis' career once again, RCA found themselves embarrassingly lacking in product to take advantage of the legions of new fans. To test the waters that this was not just a fluke, RCA reached into their vault and found nine mostly unreleased and unheard songs from sessions that spanned the previous eight years. These songs were mostly unused tunes from movies. They cheaply packaged them together in this compilation and released it on their budget label RCA Camden. Needless to say, Elvis regained his throne as the King and RCA wouldn't be caught without product again, releasing and reissuing his music over and over again especially after his death.

John Simon - Last Summer (OST)

John Simon - Last Summer (OST)
Warner Bros. / Seven Arts WS 1791 (1969)

Side One
1. Last Summer Theme (Instrumental)
2. Temptation, Lust And Laziness
3. Drivin' Daisy
4. Cordelia
5. Sonuvagun
6. Hal, The Handyman
7. Beach Romp (Instrumental)

Side Two
1. The Subtle Evanescence Of Now
2. Lay Your Love On Me
3. Magnetic Mama
4. Safari Mary
5. Firehouse Blues

Personnel Include:
Drivin' Daisy:
Larry Knechtel - bass
Hal Blaine - drums
Mike Deasy - guitar
Cyrus Faryar - lead vocals, harmony vocals
John Simon - organ

Lay Your Love On Me:
Hal Blaine - drums
Mike Deasy - guitar
Ray Draper - lead vocals
John Simon - piano
Plas Johnson - tenor saxophone

Frank DeVol - Guess Who's Coming To Dinner (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Frank DeVol - Guess Who's Coming To Dinner (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Colgems COS-108 (1968)

Side One
1. Theme From "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner"
2. Two's A Majority
3. Dear Old Dad
4. Drive In
5. Happy Child
6. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner (Vocal)

Side Two
1. The Glory Of Love (Vocal)
2. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner
3. Groovy Delivery Boy
4. Sentimental Suitcase
5. Sunset And Glory (End Title)

Personnel Include:
Frank DeVol - composer, arrangements, conductor
Billy Hill - composer (The Glory Of Love)
Jacqueline Fontaine - vocals (The Glory Of Love)
Tommy Tedesco - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Carol Kaye - bass
Hal Blaine - drums

Notes:
Movie was released nationally on December 12, 1967 with the album released the following April, 1968.

Frank DeVol was nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Score.

Soundtrack recorded at Goldwyn Studios sound stage.

Lalo Schifrin - Bullitt (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Lalo Schifrin - Bullitt (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Warner Bros. / Seven Arts Records WS 1777 (1968)

Side One
1. Bullitt (Main Title)
2. Room "26"
3. Hotel Daniels
4. The Aftermath Of Love
5. Music To Interrogate By
6. On The Way To San Mateo

Side Two
1. Ice Pick Mike
2. A Song For Cathy
3. Shifting Gears
4. Cantata For Combo
5. The First Snowfall
6. Bullitt (End Title)

Personnel Include:
Lalo Schifrin - composer, arrangements, conductor
Sonny Burke - composer, performer
Paul Francis Webster - composer
Dick Hazard - arrangements
George Del Barrio - arrangements
Robert Helfer - orchestra manager
Jimmy Hilliard - producer
Carol Kaye - electric bass
Max Bennett - electric bass
Ray Brown - bass
Larry Bunker - drums
Joe Porcaro - percussion
Howard Roberts - guitar
Bob Bain - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Ray Sherman - piano
Mike Melvoin - piano, organ
Paul Beaver - keyboards
Conte Candoli - trumpet
Don Ellis - trumpet
John Audino - trumpet, flugelhorn
Bud Brisbois - trumpet, flugelhorn
Tony Terran - trumpet, flugelhorn
Milt Bernhart - trombone
Dick Noel - trombone
Lloyd Ulyate - trombone
Lew McCreary - trombone
Bud Shank - reeds, flute
Ronnie Lang - reeds
Gene Cipriano - reeds
Bill Perkins - reeds
Jack Nimitz - reeds
Plas Johnson - woodwinds
Ted Nash - woodwinds

Notes:
Recorded in Hollywood, CA on December 6 and 7, 1968

Lalo Schifrin - Murderers' Row (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Lalo Schifrin - Murderers' Row (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Colgems COSO 5003 (1967)

Side One
1. Murderers' Row (Main Title)
2. The Pin
3. I'm Not The Marrying Kind
4. Suzie's Theme
5. Dual Controls
6. Solaris

Side Two
1. The Pendulum
2. Iron head
3. Double Feature
4. Frozen Dominique
5. No Dining Allowed
6. I'm Not The Marrying Kind (End Title)

Personnel Include:
Lalo Schifrin - piano, composer, arrangements, conductor
Neely Plumb - producer
Richard Hazard - orchestrator
Mike Deasy - guitar
Carol Kaye - bass

Notes:
Murderers' Row is the second of the Matt Helm secret agent movies starring Dean Martin. It was released in theaters December 20, 1966. Soundtrack recorded in 1966 with the album released in 1967. Martin did not provide any vocals on this album.

Jerry Goldsmith

Stagecoach (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Jerry Goldsmith - Stagecoach (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Film Score Monthly FSM Vol. 1 No. 1 (1966/1998)

Stagecoach Sound Track Order
1. Main Title

2. Dryfork Saloon / Stagecoach Arrives

3. A New Passenger

4. Family History

5. The Aftermath
6. The First Born

7. All Is Forgiven

8. Escape Route

9. No More Indians

10. Cheyenne Saloon

11. Get Out Of Town
12. Stagecoach To Cheyenne

Personnel Include:
Jerry Goldsmith - composer, conductor
David N. Tamkin - orchestration
Tommy Tedesco - guitar
Al Viola - guitar
Al Hendrickson - guitar

Mike Deasy - guitar

Mike Rubin - bass
Ken Winstead - bass

Artie Kane - piano

Ralph Collier - drums

Richard Cornell - drums

Harold L. "Hal" Rees - drums

Margaret Aue-Van Wyck - cello

Naoum Benditzky - cello

Paul Bergstrom - cello

Joseph Coppin - cello

Joseph DiTullio - cello

Armand Kaproff - cello

Raphael "Ray" Kramer - cello

Lucien Laporte - cello

Irving Lipschultz - cello

Edgar Lustgarten - cello

Harold Schneier - cello

Frederick R. Seykora - cello

Gloria Strassner - cello

Arthur Hoberman - flute

Luella Howard - flute

Sheridon W. Stokes - flute

Gordon Pope - oboe

Russell Cheever - clarinet

Abe Most - clarinet

William A. Ulyate - clarinet

Don Christlieb - bassoon

Jack Cave - French horn

Vincent N. DeRosa - French horn

Richard E. Perissi - French horn

Harry Schmidt - French horn

Frank Beach - trumpet

Robert Divall - trumpet

Ray Klein - trombone

Dick Nash - trombone

Kenneth Shroyer - trombone

Anne Stockton (Mason) - harp

Tommy Morgan - harmonica

Carl Fortina - accordion
Wayne Newton - vocals

Notes:

The original Jerry Goldsmith soundtrack featured in the movie was not released until Film Score Monthly issued it on CD in 1998 along with several songs from the TV series "The Loner". This is the first time the Goldsmith conducted songs were made available. Previously, a rerecording of the score was released on vinyl conducted by Alexander Courage. Mike played on the actual film soundtrack.

Stagecoach Main Title

Eddie Cochran

Various - Go, Johnny Go!

Various - Go, Johnny Go! (1959)

Side One
1. Go, Johnny Go! (Johnny B. Goode) - Chuck Berry
2. I'll Take A Long Time - Jimmy Clanton
3. Jump Children - The Flamingos
4. Angel Face - Jimmy Clanton
5. Don't Be Afraid To Love - Harvey
6. Mama Can I Go Out - Jo Ann Campbell
7. Teenage Heaven - Eddie Cochran
8. Playmates - Sandy Stewart
9. My Love Is Strong - Jimmy Clanton

Side Two
1. Memphis Tennessee - Chuck Berry
2. Jay Walker - The Cadillacs
3. You Better Know It - Jackie Wilson
4. Please Mr. Johnson - The Cadillacs
5. Heavenly Father - Sandy Stewart
6. Little Queenie - Chuck Berry
7. Ooh My Head - Ritchie Valens
8. Ship On A Stormy Sea - Jimmy Clanton

Personnel On Teenage Heaven Include:
Eddie Cochran - vocal, guitar
Mike Henderson - saxophone
Mike Deasy - saxophone
Jim Stivers - piano
Dave Shriver - electric bass
Gene Riggio - drums

Notes:
Go, Johnny Go! was a Hal Roach Studios production starring disc jockey Alan Freed and a host of rock stars from the late 50s including Eddie Cochran backed up by The Kelly Four (aka The Hollywood Swingers).

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Teenage Heaven / I Remember

Eddie Cochran - Teenage Heaven / I Remember
Liberty Records F-55177 (1959)

Side One
1. Teenage Heaven

Side Two
1. I Remember

In June of 1959, the rock 'n' roll movie "Go Johnny Go!" was released in the U.S.

"Go, Johnny Go!" was a Hal Roach Studios production starring disc jockey Alan Freed and a host of rock stars from the late 50s including Eddie Cochran backed up by The Kelly Four (aka The Hollywood Swingers).

Alan Freed plays a talent scout searching for a future rock and roll star. Co-starring in the film are Jimmy Clanton, Sandy Stewart, and Chuck Berry. The film has also been released as "Johnny Melody", "The Swinging Story" and "The Swinging Story of Johnny Melody".

Eddie Cochran is one of the 50s rock stars who appears in the film, lip-syncing the song "Teenage Heaven" which he recorded with his backup band The Kelly Four, aka The Hollywood Swingers. "Teenage Heaven" version #1 was recorded on three track stereo. Unfortunately the master tapes were subsequently erased. The song "I Remember" was also to be included in the movie but was eventually left out. Both songs were released as a doubled sided single and "Teenage Heaven" was included on the album ""Eddie Cochran - 12 Of His Biggest Hits" re-titled "The Eddie Cochran Memorial Album" after his death in a car crash while on tour in England in April of 1960.

Personnel on "Teenage Heaven" included:

Eddie Cochran - vocal, guitar
Mike Henderson - tenor saxophone
Mike Deasy - baritone saxophone
Jim Stivers - piano
Dave Shriver - electric bass
Gene Riggio - drums

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Eddie's Blues / Chicken Shot Blues / Milk Cow Blues

Eddie Cochran - Eddie's Blues / Chicken Shot Blues / Milk Cow Blues
Liberty Records [unreleased] (1959)

Tracks Recorded

1. Eddie's Blues
2. Chicken Shot Blues
3. Milk Cow Blues

Personnel Include:
Eddie Cochran - vocal, guitar, guitar overdubs
Mike Deasy - rhythm guitar
Jim Stivers - piano
Dave Shriver - bass
Guybo Smith - bass
Gene Riggio - drums

Notes:
These three tracks were recorded August 25, 1959 at Goldstar Studios, Hollywood, CA. Tracks one and two were instrumentals. Track three is an Eddie vocal. None of these songs were released prior to Eddie's death. "Eddie's Blues" would eventually be issued in the UK in 1964 on the "My Way" LP (Liberty LBY 1205) and then as a single in 1967 (Liberty 10276). "Milk Cow Blues" was also included on the "My Way" album. "Chicken Shot Blues" will first be released on the "Words And Music" LP in 1982 (Rockstar RSR 1005).

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Have An Apple Dearie aka Big Red Apple

Eddie Cochran - Have An Apple Dearie aka Big Red Apple
[unreleased] (October 1959)

Track Recorded
Take 1. Have An Apple Dearie aka Big Red Apple (instrumental)

Take 2. Have An Apple Dearie aka Big Red Apple (instrumental)

In October of 1959, Eddie Cochran and his band The Kelly Four AKA The Hollywood Swingers went into Gold Star Studios in Hollywood and recorded a special song for Halloween, hoping to get the novelty tune on radio for the upcoming holiday. Known as "Have An Apple Dearie" and also as "Big Red Apple", the instrumental song was never released as a single and not included on any album until Rockstar Records dug it out of the vaults and put it on two Cochran compilation CDs in 2009.

Personnel on "Big Red Apple" included:

Eddie Cochran - guitar
Mike Deasy - saxophone
Mike Henderson - saxophone
Jim Stivers - piano
Dave Shriver - bass
Gene Riggio - drums
Stan Ross - novelty vocal effects

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Hallelujah I Love Her So / Little Angel

Eddie Cochran - Hallelujah I Love Her So / Little Angel
Liberty Records 55217 (November 1959)

Side A

1. Hallelujah I Love Her So

Side B
1. Little Angel

Personnel Include:
Eddie Cochran - vocal, guitar
Mike Deasy - saxophone
Mike Henderson - saxophone
Jim Stivers - piano
Dave Shriver - bass
Gene Riggio - drums

Notes:
Ten takes of both "Little Angel" and "My Love To Remember" (fifth
version) were cut at Gold Star Studios in Hollywood on August 29 and 31 1959. "Little Angel" was used as the B-side of "Hallelujah I Love Her So", which was cut two days later on September 2 1959 and over-dubbed with strings on October 21 1959. Take 10 of "My Love To Remember" was first issued on the French LP "The Legendary Eddie Cochran" (United Artists UAS 29163) in 1971.

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Eddie Cochran / Eddie Cochran - 12 Of His Biggest Hits

Eddie Cochran - Eddie Cochran
Liberty LRP 3172 (1960)

Side One
1. C'mon Everybody
2. Three Steps To Heaven
3. Cut Across Shorty
4. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
5. Hallelujah, I Love Her So
6. Sittin' In The Balcony

Side Two
1. Summertime Blues
2. Lovin' Time
3. Somethin' Else
4. Tell Me Why
5. Teenage Heaven
6. Drive In Show

Personnel Include:
Eddie Cochran - guitar, ukelele, bass, piano, percussion, vocals
Mike Henderson - saxophone
Mike Deasy - saxophone, guitar
Perry Botkin, Jr. - guitar
Sonny Curtis - guitar
Ray Johnson - piano
Jim Stivers - piano
Connie "Guybo" Smith - double bass, electric bass
Dave Shriver - electric bass
Earl Palmer - drums
Gene Riggio - drums
Jerry Allison - drums
Jerry Capehart - percussion
Sharon Sheeley - percussion
The Johnny Mann Chorus - backing vocals

Notes:

This was Eddie's second album and was released in April 1960 as "Eddie Cochran - 12 Of His Biggest Hits" just prior to his death in a car crash in England. Liberty retitled and reissued it as "The Eddie Cochran Memorial Album" with the same songs and the same catalog number a month later. As of this posting it is still available in different parts of the world on vinyl and CD.

The original album brought together three tracks that had been on Cochran's first album (A4, B2, B4) with eight songs that were released as singles. Five of those singles appeared on the Billboard Magazine Hot 100.

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Tired & Sleepy

Eddie Cochran - Tired & Sleepy
Rock Star Records (UK) RSR-EP (1979)

Side One
1. Tired & Sleepy

Side Two
1. Fool's Paradise
2. Instrumental Blues

Personnel Include:
Instrumental Blues:
Eddie Cochran - guitar
Mike Henderson - saxophone
Dave Shriver - electric bass
Gene Riggio - drums
Jim Stivers - piano
Mike Deasy - rhythm guitar

Notes:
"Instrumental Blues" was recorded in 1959 but unreleased until this UK EP in 1979. It would also appear on the 1988 German compilation album "The Early Years".

Ace Records CDCH 237 (1988)