I wonder if it will mention his brief work with Jim Henson in the ’60’s.

Thanks to Carl Stalling, I was a fan of Scott before I even knew his name. Learned the title of my favorite was “Powerhouse” from L. Maltin at the New School in NYC in the late ’70’s, learned the name Raymond Scott from the Friedwald/Beck book in the early ’80’s, found The Toy Trumpet on vinyl in the late ’80’s. Finally after 20 years of wishing and 10 years of searching for more vinyl came the Scott explosion in the mid ’90’s. With the Scott releases then and the Beau Hunks recording the LeRoy Shields tunes, my life suddenly became that much more complete. Can’t wait to see this film.

one of my heros - cant wait to see it.

Absolutely fantastic! Can not wait!

Oh, this is going to be absolutely a thrill to watch. I cannot wait to see it.

Nice to see the second most utilized composer in Warner Brothers cartoons finally get his due.

Scott is my second favorite mad scientist after Nicola Tesla.

I believe the LA Weekly had an article a while back that Mark Mothersbaugh owns Raymond Scott’s old composing machine.
Okay Jerry, the minute this film comes to LA let us know!

I still get a chill when I hear Powerhouse. A well-deserved, long overdue tribute.

Okay — Machines and Mystery gets equal billing with Music. That sounds right to me and promises an enlightening film.

I’m there!!!!

Good to see Scott getting the notice that he deserves. This documentary looks very worthwhile –even as a trailer, it’s a must-see.

Must…wait…for…video…

If someone can get me info on a distributor in Canada that can circulate this, I may be able to get it played at our library’s rep theater.

“Will Friedwald”?!? The ghost in the machine! EREIAMJH!

Very excited to see this. Has it screened in NYC (or surrounding area) yet?

hint hint.