Miscellaneous

First of all: I highly recommend this link of an Interview at the Archive of American Television:

https://www.emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people/bill-conti

It is an outstanding interview spanning his whole life. It is 2 1/2 hours of Mr. Bill Conti talking very openly about all things concerning his career, decisions, including funny episodes and everything. Very entertaining, lovable and charming.

AND HERE IS EVEN MORE OF BILL CONTI'S WORK:

1995: Receiving the Golden Soundtrack Award in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film and television music.

Supreme Master Ching Hai

One World ...of peace through music. Bill Conti orchestrated and conducted the track "I Will Forever Love You". It is a live recorded benefit show from the Shrine Auditorium. The CD was released 2000.

Angel Romero

Album: "Remembering the Future", 1996. The man who was the guitarist for "By the Sword". His album contains 3 Bill Conti tracks, that he not just wrote but also arranged and contributed his piano works to. He also arranged 1 classic track (Canon, Pachelbel). CD, BMG RCA 74321319352, Released 1996, Europe

The Official Music of the 1984 Games

Various Artists perform on this LP/Japan CD (Sony 35DP 200). Bill Conti contributes the track "Power". LP, CBS Records 26048, Released 1984, Netherlands

deLys AT BRICKTOP'S With The Bill Conti Trio

LP with 12 "Bar-Music" tracks. See the young Bill Conti in the picture from the Back of the album! This was released by Tiberia Records New York N.Y. but I don't have a clue when. Bill Conti plays piano during the recorded show. The recordings should be from the 1960's.

For Your Eyes Only

The London Symphony Orchestra played 007 songs on the following: CD, "007 Classics", Edel company EDL 2513-2. Bill Conti arranged the track himself.

The Mighty Bruins

This track is one of the "fight songs" for the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) to commemorate its 50th Anniversary (thanks to Suan).

You Take My Heart Away

Has been covered by Shirley Bassey. Find it on the LP "You Take My Heart Away", United Artists Records GP 495, Released 1977, Japan.

In Deinen Augen

The German version of "For your Eyes Only" by Solie Nero, 7", Philips 6005 181.

CHICAGO LIVE AT THE CREEK THEATER L.A. 8/14/78

Bill Conti conducted a 40 piece orchestra to back the group Chicago.