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Official CZcams for RAYMOND SCOTT [1908-1994] operated by JEFF E. WINNER.
DEVO’s Mark Mothersbaugh & Raymond Scott’s Motown Electronium
DEVO’s Mark Mothersbaugh dispenses info & (dubious) ‘facts’ about Raymond Scott & his Motown Electronium - in Los Angeles, 2023.
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Ego Plum performing "In The Hall Of The Mountain Queen"
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Ego Plum with Jon Nabori performs Raymond Scott's "In The Hall Of The Mountain Queen" at the inaugural ScottWorks festival.
FORD Autolite TV Commercial - Electronic Music by Raymond Scott - 1961
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FORD Autolite TV Commercial: Electronic Music by Raymond Scott - 1961
MACHINE•MAN: The Musical Mayhem Of Raymond Scott | TRAILER
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STEVE BARTEK (OINGO BOINGO guitarist/orchestrator) & EGO PLUM (DISNEY/NICKELODEON composer) perform RAYMOND SCOTT's msuic - produced by JEFF WINNER at the REDCAT theater in WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL. "MACHINE•MAN" CREDITS: • Steve Bartek’s “MAN” Ensemble: Steve Bartek (guitar), John Hernandez (drums), Sam Phipps (Tenor Sax), Brian Swartz (Trumpet), Chris Bleth (Clarinet), Freddy Hernandez (Bass)...
Raymond Scott's HUCKLEBERRY DUCK performed by Henry Busse Orchestra 1940
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Raymond Scott's 1940 hit tune, "Huckleberry Duck," performed by The Henry Busse Orchestra. Raymond Scott was an American composer, band leader, pianist, engineer, recording studio maverick, and electronic instrument inventor. Although Scott never scored cartoon soundtracks, his music is familiar to millions because of its adaptation in LOONEY TUNES, REN & STIMPY, and THE SIMPSONS. More Raymond ...
Mark Mothersbaugh of DEVO & Jeff Winner with Raymond Scott's Motown Electronium
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Bonus scene from full documentary (ScottDoc.com) - Transcript: MARK MOTHERSBAUGH: So sick! I mean, there are temporary touch-buttons called "Doowah!" What does that mean?! JEFF WINNER: It was made for Motown, so we figure he was trying to relate to their vocabulary. MM: That's great. I don't know - but it really makes you wanna hear this thing. Looks like this was some sort of a - like that was...
John Williams (STAR WARS composer) remembers Raymond Scott
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This rough footage was shot by me, JEFF WINNER, while STAN WARNOW (RAYMOND SCOTT's son) and I interviewed movie music maestro JOHN WILLIAMS. Stan used a professional camera, and some of Stan's footage appears in the new feature-length, award-winning documentary film, "DECONSTRUCTING DAD" (ScottDoc.com), but this segment has never been seen before. We conducted this interview at Tanglewood, in M...
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LINCOLN CENTER concert slideshow with music: The Raymond Scott Orchestrette [by Jeff Winner]
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Slideshow & Text by me, Jeff Winner (*turn-on annotations*) LINCOLN CENTER for the Performing Arts, New York City, Dec. 1st, 2011 • TARGET® Concert Series presents: The Raymond Scott Orchestrette, Celebrating the 75th ANNIVERSARY of Raymond Scott's music, which he debuted live on CBS Radio, December 26th, 1936 PHOTOS - browse the pics on Flickr or Facebook: • tinyurl.com/flickrLincolnCenter • t...
Raymond Scott POWERHOUSE in LOONEY TUNES
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Warner Bros. made this official montage of Raymond Scott's classic 1937 tune, "Powerhouse," in vintage LOONEY TUNES and MERRIE MELODIES animation • More into about Raymond Scott: RaymondScott.com
And by "dubious" you mean inaccurate and fictitious. He really should get his facts straight.
This is the breakfast cluuubbbb
Clapper.
Excellent!
OMG THANKS FOR SHARING THISSSSSSS
So good. Thanks for sharing
my dad Eddie Johnston on drums..
While everyone was busy with cold war & rock'n roll, Raymond Scott invented the future using the positive aspects of technology and passion.
Excellent! Thanks!
yeah,yeaaah!!!!! more Raymond!!!
As a big fan of both Raymond and Mark, I remember how much I was nerding out when I found this video a few years ago.
# Quelle classe très grand Monsieur....
raymond scott and devo are killer
Raymond was a genius! We need to restore it so that he can be properly honored! I think Mark has a few ideas (always will be a DEVO fan), if they do restore it, it will be a testimony that he and everyone in the Archives will make for the future!
This Electronium today is working?
No, but a restoration is being attempted.
Thank you for answer! (3 years after) good luck.
God, I loved this song. Probably the best thing that made Looney Tunes the greatest of all time.
Correct- this was from a one-reeler originally issued as a "Vitaphone Melody Master" in 1940 (directed by Jean Negulesco, who later became a prominent feature film director), and reissued in 1948.
Would anyone be able to tell me the title of the book he has in his hands? I'd be keen to have a look a read :-)
I'm holding a 144-page book & 2-CD set that we released in the year 2000 titled "MANHATTAN RESEARCH INC." You can order from Amazon.com, & elsewhere.
Lol is the conductor a skier ? Nice version
Very nice; I hadn't heard this one before. The B section is a little altered here.
Stan: No, not a Soundie - here is the entire Busse film from which I extracted the HuckDuck: youtu DOT be/IBQNWYnHygs
Great Video--very well done--was it a Soundie? I like Huckleberry Duck more uptempo as done here and proves you can dance to Raymond Scott!
Fantastic!!!
Cool, thanks.
Can somebody please fix it?
Vimeo alternalink: vimeo-dot-com/42420175
Thanks for posting! Thanks a lot!
He looks a bit like John Hammond from Jurassic Park, another film with one of his hummable masterpieces.
@Farafamgama DVD of the documentary available now: ScottDoc.com
Exactly 75 years ago today, Raymond Scott recorded his iconic hit tune, "Powerhouse." On the same date, following 8 months of rehearsals with his Quintette at CBS, he also recorded "Twilight In Turkey," "Minuet In Jazz," and "The Toy Trumpet" - not bad for a day's work. He didn't realize it at the time, but these compositions would jump-start his stellar career, and accidentally inspire cartoon antics for future generations.
Thank you for sharing!!
@Frederik5495 A better camera was also used. As I explain in the description above: This rough footage was shot by me, Jeff E. Winner, while Stan Warnow (Raymond Scott's son) and I interviewed movie music maestro John Williams. Stan used a professional camera, and some of Stan's footage appears in the new feature-length, award-winning documentary film, "DECONSTRUCTING DAD," but this segment has never been seen before.