One of the hidden charms of this movie is the only screen appearance (as far as I know) of the great violinist Stephane Grapelli, who can be seen in a number of shots during the opening party sequence.
The music, composed by mandolin player David Grisman, can be heard in its entirety on the CD Grapelli/Grisman live, an excellent concert disc.
Does Grisman dominate this movie's soundtrack? What's the title of the music/album please? Also, do you know the title for Reinhardt's music at the end credits?
Can anyone list the tracks for the soundtrack of this movie please?
By Grapthar's Hammer.......what a savings.
The Cd is out of print and very expensive used.
You can however download the album fairly cheap here:
http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.lala.com/album/360569445172871530&ei=OTHwSqvLCsyzlAfEkeCDCQ&sa=X&oi=prbx_music_us&resnum=1&ct=additional-provider&cd=1&ved=0CA0Q1AQoADAA&usg=AFQjCNE2ddV_T5Z-JqE_BA2p68tuYshmyA
Draac
On The Beach in Revere, Ma
Hopefully, the 1981 King Biscuit performance of Grappelli and Grisman will be put up on the Wolfgang's Vault website. I've been looking for the soundtrack LP for this film since I heard that King Biscuit show....(but I did set up the on-stage heaters at Paul Masson that are shown on the cover of the Grappelli & Grisman album....lucky me, thanks again, Bruce!!)
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