The Subterraneans
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André Previn was a versatile composer and conductor who moved fluently between classical, jazz, and film music. The Subterraneans is his 1960 score to John Cassavetes' jazz-inflected film about bohemian San Francisco. This 2005 reissue from Film Score Monthly brings it back to collectors who appreciate Previn's approach: cool, urban, introspective, with jazz inflections and orchestral sophistication woven throughout. The music perfectly captures the film's cultural moment while standing on its own as a listening experience. Previn's sensibilities as both composer and jazz musician shine through every cue. This is a limited edition reissue, making it scarce and genuinely sought-after by film score collectors and jazz enthusiasts alike. Essential for Previn completists and anyone interested in where film music meets jazz.
Item Details+
| Genre | Stage and Screen |
| Style | Soundtrack, Score |
| Media | Near Mint (NM or M-) |
| Sleeve | Near Mint (NM or M-) |
| Description | CD is between EX and NM. |
| Label | Film Score Monthly |
| Year | 2005 |
| Country | US |
| Format | CD |
Tracklist+
Album Program
1. Main Title (Why Are We Afraid?) 1:57
2. Source No. 1 (Guido's Blackhawk) 3:05
3. Two By Two / Leo And His Mama 4:00
4. Bread And Wine 4:12
5. Coffee Time 2:44
6. A Rose And The End 3:25
7. Should I 2:29
8. Look Ma! No Clothes! 1:33
9. Things Are Looking Down 7:22
10. Analyst / I'm Leo / Yuri And Leo 4:19
11. Balloon (Like Blue) 1:57
12. Alarm Clock (Raising Caen) 3:04
Bonus Program
13. Leo And Mardou 3:30
14. Main Title / New Prologue 2:10
15. Spaghetti Factory 2:29
16. Source No. 2 3:20
17. Togetherness 3:42
18. Trip To The Moon 2:22
19. Leo In Bar 3:14
20. Roxanne At Ariel's 3:47
21. Red Drum Blues 4:25
22. What Do You Need / I Want To Wait / Eyes To Split / Yuri Asleep 2:26
23. The Square's Pad 3:18
24. Red Drum Blues (Alternate) 4:06
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