V1 Due South Original Televis: Jack Lenz, Jay Semko, John McCarthy: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Due South Theme - Jay Semko

2. Bone Of Contention - Spirit Of The West

3. Cabin Music (Original Score) - Jay Semko/Jack Lenz/John K. McCarthy

4. Possession (Piano Version) - Sarah McLachlan

5. Horses (Original Score) - Jay Semko/Jack Lenz/John K. McCarthy

6. Akua Tuta - Kashtin

7. American Woman - The Guess Who

8. Henry Martin - Figgy Duff

9. Ride Forever - Paul Gross

10. Flying - Blue Rodeo

11. Due South Theme (Instrumental) - Jay Semko

12. Neon Blue - Holly Cole Trio

13. Victoria's Secret (Original Score) - Jay Semko/Jack Lenz/John K. McCarthy

14. Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft - Klaatu

15. Eia, Mater (from Stabat Mater) - Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, Elmer Iseler, Roy Thomson Hall Orchestra, Toronto Symphony, Andrew Davis

16. Fraser/Inuit Soliloquy - Paul Gross

17. Dief's in Love (Original Score) - Jay Semko/Jack Lenz/John K. McCarthy

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5.0 out of 5 stars Special Memories, April 20 2001

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scorp (Sydney, Australia) - See all my reviews

This review is from: V1 Due South Original Televis (Audio CD)

Due South screened here in Australia very late at night, as a summer filler. My dear friend Tony fell in love with it from the start, but had no idea that Paul Gross was a recording artist, nor the musical imput he had in the show......till the episode which featured Ride Forever.By chance he taped that one, and re-played it many times, just to hear that piece of music.Truth is,we both loved it.That,and the theme from the show and so many of the other pieces...what great music they put in,to augment a great show.

He was unable to get any of Paul Gross's cd's here....and no credit card ment no on-line purchase......so when I found this disc and was able to give it to him for his birthday last April he was in heaven...played it till I thought the laser in the cd player would burn out. I don't think there was a song he didn't like on the whole cd. I found the Inuit Soliliquy very moving...I wish I had seen the episode it came from.....must have been great.

Tony loved this album.

Tony,sadly,passed away in December. He would have put his own review of it on this site if he had had the chance...now I try and do that for him.If you have seen the show then much of the music will be familar...if not then it is very much worth the effort to have a listen...it is a strange mixture but it is worth the cost..something to listen to with the lights down...something to enjoy...something to remember.

I recorded the instrumental version of the theme and Ride Forever and had them both played at his funeral....because they both gave him such joy...and the fact that I'm sure he will ride forever, somewhere out there.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Due South The Music, Feb 8 2005

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Stephen James Dwyer (England, UK) - See all my reviews

This review is from: V1 Due South Original Televis (Audio CD)

If you read the other reviews you know how important the music is to the program. Here is the twist most soundtracks are quite shocking and awfull however because of the effort that went into the planning of the music and series, this incredible CD has come about Im only 20 and was 10 when i first started watching this program on my flight to australia from the UK i watched the pilot about 4 times and the when i got to oz. The music is what really stands out trust me if you never seen the program the music is just as powerfull on its own. please BUY IT to give back to a great show and you will get an awsome CD out of it !!!!!!

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5.0 out of 5 stars takes me back *sniff*, Jun 24 2002

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This review is from: V1 Due South Original Televis (Audio CD)

Excellent sampling of music from the tv series. I wish there were more original score pieces, but what's provided is great and really takes me back to nights watching this great production faithfully every week with my sister...how we used to smile when that opening theme began (watching Fraser tumbling thru that awning...)!! Playing the cd in the car I have a big grin on my face listening to it...other drivers must be getting a kick. Also, the sound quality on this recording is fantastic - crystal clear.

All good things must end, but what a great show this was. One of the best in the history of television, in any country. Truly zany, groundbreaking, poignant, and too many other positive adjectives to list. Pity the person who wasn't a fan! If you were a Due South-er, you must order this cd.

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Besides being a tongue-in-cheek TV series produced by Canadians and acted by Canadians-pretending-to-be-Americans judging Canadians and filmed in Toronto (supposedly Chicago), Due... Read more

Published on Jan 16 2002 by VCQ

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