Music Banter - View Single Post - Price of Tomatoes (1961) theme by Leith Stevens

Rubinia · 11-27-2018, 12:22 PM

Hello,

I'll try and explain in short my problem. I've just have watched one episode of the Dick Powell Show (serie 1, episode 17) named "The Price of Tomatoes" from 1961 because there's Peter Falk in there. The soundtrack consist of basically one theme, it's made by Leith Stevens. I've learnt that Mr Stevens even got Emmy award for this piece of music - in 1962, a year later.

Now I'd love to know its title. If it has any. So that I could roam the websites and maybe find it in raw, not from-movie form - just like a proper OST.

Here I give the source in case you'll need to listen to: (1:57) and onward until they start talking, and (roughly the same) at the end starting from 47:45

Sorry I don't give the straight one-click links to proper moment in youtube clip, but this unfortunatelly I can't workaround.

I hope there's a really huge list of Leith Stevens' makings somewhere, and that piece of music which won Emmy to its maker is noted or remembered somewhere, by someone.

11-27-2018, 12:22 PM	#1 (permalink)
Rubinia Groupie Join Date: Nov 2018 Posts: 1	Price of Tomatoes (1961) theme by Leith Stevens Hello, I'll try and explain in short my problem. I've just have watched one episode of the Dick Powell Show (serie 1, episode 17) named "The Price of Tomatoes" from 1961 because there's Peter Falk in there. The soundtrack consist of basically one theme, it's made by Leith Stevens. I've learnt that Mr Stevens even got Emmy award for this piece of music - in 1962, a year later. Now I'd love to know its title. If it has any. So that I could roam the websites and maybe find it in raw, not from-movie form - just like a proper OST. Here I give the source in case you'll need to listen to: (1:57) and onward until they start talking, and (roughly the same) at the end starting from 47:45 Sorry I don't give the straight one-click links to proper moment in youtube clip, but this unfortunatelly I can't workaround. I hope there's a really huge list of Leith Stevens' makings somewhere, and that piece of music which won Emmy to its maker is noted or remembered somewhere, by someone.