Chapter 20: Mystery of the Blues
Chapter 20: Mystery of the Blues
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16. Sweetie Dear (2:33)17. My Handy Man (3:02)18. Warehouse Battle (6:33)19. 12th Street Rag (3:02)20. Blue Horizon (3:00)21. Corrupt Police (1:41)22. I'm a Little Blackbird (3:21)23. I Can't Believe You're in Love with Me (1:25)24. Tiger Rag (2:27)25. Twinkle Dixie (0:53)
Chicago, 1920
Chicago, 1920
Both segments of this two-part story were scored by Joel McNeely. This episode's score is represented by 10 tracks (nearly 28 minutes of music) on the Volume 3 soundtrack.
16. Sweetie Dear (2:33)17. My Handy Man (3:02)18. Warehouse Battle (6:33)19. 12th Street Rag (3:02)20. Blue Horizon (3:00)21. Corrupt Police (1:41)22. I'm a Little Blackbird (3:21)23. I Can't Believe You're in Love with Me (1:25)24. Tiger Rag (2:27)25. Twinkle Dixie (0:53)
The DVD credits and TV credits also provide an additional three minutes of unreleased music.
Most of this episode is full of diegetic music originally written by 20th century jazz musicians. Therefore, the majority of the music in this episode was adapted, arranged, and re-recorded by Joel McNeely.
Episode 73 of The Indiana Jones Universe Podcast features a score review for this episode.
Promotional artwork by Mike Butkus (from concept by Drew Struzan)
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