ullalume
Well-Known Member
Just thought I'd throw something totally different into the discussion.
Last House on the Left (one of my favorite films) was Craven's first movie. It's pretty nasty, but the main bad guy in it, Krug Stillo, also did the music. His name was David Hess and he actually used to work on Tin Pan Alley, writing some songs for Elvis amongst others. 2 tracks, Road Leads to Nowhere, and Now You're All Alone, I feel would have been perfect for the Crapenters to cover. Kind of folky, very meloncholy. Richards sparce arrangements would have fitted perfectly, and if she'd had wanted to do a solo, this was the sort of material she should have been doing. Something haunting and completely different.
Has anyone seen the movie, heard the songs,
Your thoughts please.
Neil
Last House on the Left (one of my favorite films) was Craven's first movie. It's pretty nasty, but the main bad guy in it, Krug Stillo, also did the music. His name was David Hess and he actually used to work on Tin Pan Alley, writing some songs for Elvis amongst others. 2 tracks, Road Leads to Nowhere, and Now You're All Alone, I feel would have been perfect for the Crapenters to cover. Kind of folky, very meloncholy. Richards sparce arrangements would have fitted perfectly, and if she'd had wanted to do a solo, this was the sort of material she should have been doing. Something haunting and completely different.
Has anyone seen the movie, heard the songs,
Your thoughts please.
Neil
