Bill Conti - The Right Stuff (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) mp3 download flac

Electronic, Classical, Stage & Screen

Performer: Bill Conti
Genre: Electronic, Classical, Stage & Screen
Album: The Right Stuff (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Released: 2017
Style: Modern Classical, Neo-Romantic, Score, Soundtrack

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Companies, etc.

• Manufactured By – Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc.
• Distributed By – Universal Music Distribution
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

Credits

• Artwork [Cover Art] – Tom Jung
• Bass – Arni Egilsson, Buell Neidlinger, Chuck Domanico, Ed Meares*, Jay R. Grauer*, Milton Kestenbaum, Peter Mercurio, Ray Siegel, Robert Stone , Scott Harper , Steve Edelman, Sue Ranney*
• Bassoon – Dan Christlieb, David W. Riddles*, Michael O'Donovan , Norman Herzberg
• Cello – Armand Kaproff, Barry R. Gold*, David Speltz, Dennis Karmazyn, Earl Madison, Jerome Kessler, Judy Perett, Marie Fera, Mary Lane , Nils Oliver, Paula Hochhalter, Robert Lee Adcock*, Ronald Leonard*, Ron Cooper*
• Composed By, Conductor – Bill Conti
• Drums, Percussion – Alan Estes, Bob Zimmitti, Daniel Greco, Emil Radocchia, Jim L. Goodall*, Joe Porcaro, Kenny Watson*, Larry Bunker, Paul Goldfield, Peter Limonick, Steven Schaeffer*
• Edited By [Music Editor] – Stephen A. Hope
• Executive-Producer – Robert Townson
• Flute – Geraldine Rotella, Jim Walker , Louise DiTullio*, Sarah B. Orme*, Sheridon Stokes, Susan Greenberg
• French Horn – Arthur Maebe*, David A. Duke*, Gale H. Robinson*, Henry Sigismonti, Richard Perissi, Vincent DeRosa
• Guitar, Mandolin, Strings – Albert Lee, David Lindley, Dennis Budimir, John Bilezikjian, John G. Humphrey*, Orville Rhodes*, Ken Carlille*, Timothy May*, Tommy Tedesco, Emanuel Sheynkman*
• Harmonica – David McKelvy, Tommy Morgan
• Harp – Catherine Gotthoffer, Dorothy Remsen, Gayle Levant, Katie Kirkpatrick
• Liner Notes – Julie Kirgo
• Mastered By – Erick Labson
• Mixed By [Scoring Mixer] – Dan Wallin
• Oboe – Arnold Koblentz, Barbara Northcutt, Kathleen Robinson*, Robert Cowart
• Orchestra – The Hollywood Studio Symphony
• Orchestrated By – Angela Morley, Loree Myers, Dick Hazard*
• Piano, Keyboards – Chet Swiatkowski, Garth Hudson, Ian Underwood, John Berkman, Lincoln Mayorga, Michael Boddicker, Michael Lang*, Michael Melvoin*, Peter M. Robinson*, Ralph Grierson
• Producer – Bill Conti
• Saxophone, Clarinet – Andreas Kostelas, Barbara Northcutt, Charles Boito, Dominick Fera, Ernie Watts, Gary Gray , Gene Cipriano, James Kanter*, John Lowe, John Winter , Julian Spear, Nancy V. Loe, Paul Castillo, Ralph Williams , Ronny Lang, Roy D'Antonio, Thomas Boyd*, Victor Morosco, William Criss
• Trombone – Charlie Loper*, Chauncey Welsch, Richard Nash*, George Roberts, Lew McCreary, Lloyd Ulyate, Loren Marsteller, Thomas Shepard
• Trumpet – Robert Findley*, Graham Young, Malcolm McNab, Nelson E. Hatt*, Rick Baptist, Bob Divall*, Thomas Stevens, Tony Terran, Warren Luening
• Tuba – James Self, John Thomas Johnson
• Viola – Allan Harshman, Barbara Thomason, Carole Mukogawa, Dave Schwartz*, Denyse Buffum, Gail Earn, Joel Soultanian, Joseph Reilich, Leonard Selic, Linda Lipsett, Linn Subotnick, Mike Nowak*, Milton Thomas, Myra Kestenbaum, Pam Goldsmith*, Bob Ostrowski*, Roland Kato
• Violin – Alexander Horvath, Al Breuning*, Anatol Kaminsky, Arkady Shindelman, Arnold Belnick, Bonnie Douglas, Brian Leonard, Clayton Haslop, Connie Kupka, Connie Meyer, Daniel Shindaryov, David Frisina, Dixie Blackstone, Dorothy Wade, Endre Granat, Franklyn D'Antonio, George Kast, Harold Wolf, Harris Goldman, Harry Bluestone, Henry Ferber, Jackie Brand, Jimmy Getzoff*, Joy Lyle, Leslie Brown*, Botnick*, Mari Tsumura, Mary Lundquist, Miwako Watanabe, Nathan Ross, Norman Carr, Oscar Chausow, Pam Gates, Paul Shure, Polly Sweeney, Rima Rudina, Ron Clark, Ron Folsom*, Sid Page, Sidney Sharp, Stuart Canin, Tibor Zelig, Vicki Sylvester*

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Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 030206109535

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Clever

I believe 'Yeager And The F104' is actually the last track on side one, despite what the label and cover say. There are seven tracks on side one, and five on side two on my copy.