This sound is not only vintage Mizzy, but vintage Knotts! (Even if I hadn't known Don Knotts starred in this film, I could have guessed it from this song).
This is reminiscent of the kind of themes Mizzy wrote for "THE DOUBLE LIFE OF HENRY PHYFFE" and "THE PHYLLIS DILLER SHOW"...and it was for Don Knotts' final Universal film (1971).
"How to Frame A Figg." (Comedy,1971); Cast: Starring: Don Knotts, Joe Flynn, Edward Andrews, Elaine Joyce, Frank Welker, Yvonne Craig, Parker Fennelly, Bill Zuckert, Robert P. Lien, Pitt Herbert, Bob Hastings, Bruce Kirby, Stuart Nisbet, James Millhollin, Fay DeWitt, Bill Quinn, John Archer, Benny Rubin, Billy Sands, Al Checco, Clay Tanner, Savannah Bentley, Athena Lorde, Also-Starring: Gordon Armitage,Al Bain,Charles Cirillo, Ben Frommer,Wesley Gale,Kathryn Janssen, Chester Jones,Kenner G. Kemp,Hank Robinson, Ron Nyman,Anthony Redondo,Eddie Smith,& Edwin Rochelle. "Another hilarious Don Knotts film not as funny as his previous ones but a lot better than the Love God though,very funny & very good,he also has a great cast of supporting actors in it(Joe Flynn,Edward Andrews,Elaine Joyce,Yvonne Craig,Frank Welker,& many others that you'll recognize from classic television shows, this film was released in the early 70's, he put out few more good films and several with Disney that were very good, But....He will always be Deputy Barney Fife,and to those who grew up in the 70's,& 80's as Ralph Furley on Three's Company, But....no matter what if your Don Knotts fan you'll watch him in anything that he was in."-😃.🌐🛂🌐.
![ว้าว!ลุงบีมแบกทองมารับขวัญหลานกันยกบ้าน [cc] แดนแพทตี้ SS2 | EP.49 |](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Osihq1OAs-4/mqdefault.jpg)
great song i wish they put more of vic mizzy songs on here
This sound is not only vintage Mizzy, but vintage Knotts! (Even if I hadn't known Don Knotts starred in this film, I could have guessed it from this song).
I just love Vic's soundtracks! Perfect for Don Knotts movies.
The style of recording in the studio is fantastic mixing..brass,chords,rhythm... catchy it will stick with ya all week.
Why must this be so upbeat and happy? What is this?
Vic Mizzy scored my youth lol.
The instrumentation and arrangement style of this Mizzy piece is very much reminiscent of Esquivel
Have everything Mizzy released to LP and CD in my personal collection.
Great Composer. Great music.......where can one buy this at reasonable prices....?
Loving this music is not a "figgment" of my imagination. It's just great and threatens to end up sounding like the "Macarena". Vic Mizzy is awesome!
LOVE THIS SONG!
This is reminiscent of the kind of themes Mizzy wrote for "THE DOUBLE LIFE OF HENRY PHYFFE" and "THE PHYLLIS DILLER SHOW"...and it was for Don Knotts' final Universal film (1971).
So cheerful!!
The movie was great!
It sounds like I Dream of Jeannie.
That music! It just speaks to me!
Great !
they play this as the death row inmate is taken to the electric chair
Need the full score from this movie, only the theme appears on the compilation CD.
"How to Frame
A Figg."
(Comedy,1971);
Cast:
Starring:
Don Knotts,
Joe Flynn,
Edward Andrews,
Elaine Joyce,
Frank Welker,
Yvonne Craig,
Parker Fennelly,
Bill Zuckert,
Robert P. Lien,
Pitt Herbert,
Bob Hastings,
Bruce Kirby,
Stuart Nisbet,
James Millhollin,
Fay DeWitt,
Bill Quinn,
John Archer,
Benny Rubin,
Billy Sands,
Al Checco,
Clay Tanner,
Savannah Bentley,
Athena Lorde,
Also-Starring:
Gordon Armitage,Al Bain,Charles Cirillo,
Ben Frommer,Wesley Gale,Kathryn Janssen,
Chester Jones,Kenner G. Kemp,Hank Robinson,
Ron Nyman,Anthony Redondo,Eddie Smith,& Edwin Rochelle.
"Another hilarious Don Knotts film not as funny as his previous ones but a lot better than the Love God though,very funny & very good,he also has a great cast of supporting actors in it(Joe Flynn,Edward Andrews,Elaine Joyce,Yvonne Craig,Frank Welker,& many others that you'll recognize from classic television shows,
this film was released in the early 70's,
he put out few more good films and
several with Disney that were very good,
But....He will always be Deputy Barney Fife,and to those who grew up in the 70's,& 80's as Ralph Furley on Three's Company,
But....no matter what if your Don Knotts fan you'll
watch him in anything that he was in."-😃.🌐🛂🌐.
Google Frank Welker, one of the most in demand voice sound artists in the business.
quite a fizzy Classic.
Fizzy Mizzy
great classic!!