SEALED

Composed and conducted by nine time Oscar winner Alfred Newman.

First time in stereo with bonus tracks.

World premiere release of original soundtrack from Samuel Fuller submarine espionage thriller.

"Hell and High Water" brings an intriguing Cold War slant to a standard submarine melodrama. Richard Widmark plays a soldier-of-fortune sub commander who agrees to sell his services to noted atomic scientist Victor Francen and his assistant (and daughter) Bella Darvi. Francen intends to prove that the Communists intend to launch a nuclear attack on Korea from an Arctic island, then blame the attack on the United States. Widmark frankly doesn't give a fig about politics, but he is won over by the sincerity of Francen and his idealistic cohorts, and by the beauty of Ms. Darvi. Before the Reds' evil intentions can be thwarted, however, Widmark must face down a Communist Chinese submarine loaded with highly volatile atomic weaponry. The special effects are very impressive, especially for a mid-1950s 20th Century-Fox production. 1953

1. The Atom Bomb 2:16
2. Paris 1:21
3. Denise Enters; World Broadcast 2:41
4. Rendezvous 1:26
5. His Own Price for Dying 1:05
6. There's No Tomorrow 2:32
7. Submerged Submarine; Choppy Seas 4:56
8. Denise 2:27
9. Captain Jones; Sub Through Choppy Seas 1:01
10. 61 J Capsule; The Red Sub; Up at Sub 8:56
11. The Ocean Floor 7:27
12. The Sub's Rising; The Victorious Sub 5:21
13. We've Sighted Land 1:57
14. Oil Tank Explosion 2:04
15. Stormy Sea 1:04
16. Kevlock Island; "Your Record, Captain"; The Enemy; The Killing 7:48
17. Escape 1:32
18. Chin Lee's Burial 0:51
19. The Bomber is Destroyed - Parts 1 & 2; Homeward Bound 4:29

Score Time 62:14

Bonus Tracks
20. "Mam'selle" 2:42
21. "To Romance" 0:40
22. "Don't Fence Me In" 1:24
23. Wild Bomb Mushroom Effect (Vibraphone Version) 1:56
24. Wild Bomb Mushroom Effect (Cymbals/Gong Version) 2:06
25. The Atom Bomb (Revised) 2:16

Bonus Time 11:20