Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Pete Rugolo's "The Fugitive," a long-awaited soundtrack album that brings to life the original music score from the iconic TV series. Released on September 20, 2001, under TP4 Music, this album is a treasure trove of exotica and big band genres, spanning 47 minutes of enthralling compositions. Rugolo, renowned for his work on other dramatic series like "Dr. Kildare," showcases his versatility and mastery in this collection, which includes tracks like "Main Title Theme," "The One-Armed Man's Name Is Fred Johnson," and "Freedom / Finale." The album captures the essence of the series, with each track telling a part of the story, from the suspenseful "Under Arrest" to the poignant "Sorrow" and the triumphant "End Credits." Whether you're a fan of the series or a lover of orchestral music, this album offers a rich auditory experience that highlights Rugolo's exceptional talent and the enduring appeal of his work.
Pete Rugolo, born Pietro Rugolo in Sicily, was a pioneering force in American jazz as a composer, arranger, and record producer. Emigrating to the United States at the age of five, Rugolo settled in California and began his musical journey playing the baritone horn before expanding his skills to include the French horn and piano. His career took off when he joined Stan Kenton's band in 1945, becoming the first arranger to receive public acknowledgment for his work. Rugolo's innovative approach to orchestration, blending a wide array of instruments and musicians, created a distinctive big band sound that was both brassy and adventurous. His compositions and arrangements, often described as bombastic and elephantine, showcased his unique style and left an indelible mark on the jazz and exotica genres. Rugolo's legacy endures through his extensive discography and his influence on the music of television and film in the 1950s and 1960s.
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