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O grande cineasta de comédia Mel Brooks compôs uma música para seu primeiro filme, Os Produtores (1967). "Foi a primeira música de verdade que escrevi, e a fiz em um dia." Ele continuaria a compor músicas para The Twelve Chairs, Blazing Saddles, High Anxiety, To Be or Not to Be, The History of the World Part 1, Spaceballs, and Robin Hood: Men in Tights. Mais músicas foram compostas para as versões musicais da Broadway de Os Produtores e O Jovem Frankenstein.
O compositor/letrista escolheu pessoalmente as músicas para o Mel Brooks Songbook, que inclui diversas fotos de filmes. Marca a primeira vez que várias músicas foram publicadas, incluindo “The French Mistake” (Blazing Saddles), “I'm Tired” (Blazing Saddles), “The Inquisition” (The History of the World Part 1), and “Men in Tights” (Robin Hood: Men in Tights).
Ao fazer The Twelve Chairs, Mel Brooks percebeu que "precisava de uma música-título para a sequência de créditos de abertura. Confessei à minha esposa, Anne Bancroft, que era algo grandioso — uma música grandiosa e emocionante que capturasse a insanidade, o furor e a tristeza do filme! Achei que provavelmente estava além da minha compreensão. 'Bobagem!', ela gritou, 'Suba para o sótão e escreva a música-título e não volte até tê-la'. Obedientemente, fui até o sótão, sentei-me e fui abençoado com 'Hope for the Best, Expect the Worst. Na minha opinião nada humilde, talvez a melhor letra que já escrevi."
As 23 músicas desta coletânea foram arranjadas para piano e voz com arranjos de acordes de violão.
Hal Leonard
Sinopse Original:
The great comedy filmmaker Mel Brooks wrote a song for his first movie, The Producers (1967). “It was the first real song I had ever written and I did it in a day.” He would continue to write songs for The Twelve Chairs, Blazing Saddles, High Anxiety, To Be or Not to Be, The History of the World Part 1, Spaceballs, and Robin Hood: Men in Tights. More songs were written for the Broadway musical versions of The Producers and Young Frankenstein.
The composer/lyricist personally chose the songs for The Mel Brooks Songbook, which includes several photo stills from movies. It marks the first time several songs have ever been published, including “The French Mistake” (Blazing Saddles), “I'm Tired” (Blazing Saddles), “The Inquisition” (The History of the World Part 1), and “Men in Tights” (Robin Hood: Men in Tights).
When making The Twelve Chairs Mel Brooks realized, “it needed a title song for the opening credits sequence. I confessed to my wife, Anne Bancroft, that it was big stuff–a grand emotional song that would capture the insanity, furor, and heartbreak of the film! I thought it was probably beyond me. 'Nonsense!' she yelled, 'Go up to the attic and write the title song and don't come back till you have it.' I dutifully went to the attic, sat down, and was blessed with 'Hope for the Best, Expect the Worst.' In my not-so-humble opinion, maybe the best lyrics I've ever written.”
The 23 songs in this collection have been arranged for piano and voice with guitar chord frames.
Músicas:
Alone (from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN)
Theme From Blazing Saddles (from BLAZING SADDLES)
Deep Love (from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN)
Frederick's Soliloquy (from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN)
The French Mistake (from BLAZING SADDLES)
High Anxiety (Main Title) (from HIGH ANXIETY)
Hope For The Best, Expect The Worst (from THE TWELVE CHAIRS)
I Wanna Be A Producer (from THE PRODUCERS)
I'm Tired (from BLAZING SADDLES)
The Inquisition (from HISTORY OF THE WORLD, PART I)
It Could Work (from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN)
Keep It Gay (from THE PRODUCERS)
Ladies (from TO BE OR NOT TO BE)
Listen To Your Heart (from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN)
Marian (from ROBIN HOOD: MEN IN TIGHTS)
Men In Tights (from ROBIN HOOD: MEN IN TIGHTS)
Retreat
Spaceballs (The Animated Series Theme) (from SPACEBALLS)
Springtime For Hitler (from THE PRODUCERS)
That Face (from THE PRODUCERS)
There's Nothing Like A Show On Broadway (from THE PRODUCERS)
'Til Him (from THE PRODUCERS)
When You Got It, Flaunt It (from THE PRODUCERS)