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Included among the tracks on the album are commercials for companies such as Ford Motor and IBM, a humorous "Audio Logo" collage entitled "Don't Beat Your Wife Every Night!", and various collaborations with Jim Henson (of Muppets fame).
Manhattan Research, Inc. is a two-disc album compiling electronic music by composer Raymond Scott, including a number of scores and alternate takes created for Jim Henson's early films. The album was released in May 2000 by Basta Records.
Manhattan Research Inc. (released on Basta in 2000) is a 69-track anthology featuring over two hours of Scott’s unreleased electronic recordings from the 1950s-’60s. These works feature homebuilt music machines like the Electronium, Clavivox, Circle Machine, Bandito the Bongo Artist, and more.
A prestigious project for Manhattan Research, Inc. - a musique concrete and electronics soundtrack. Another good example of Scott's musical engineering. Of special interest is Jim Henson's contribution to the announce copy: "Use systematically throughout an office, these two pieces on IBM equipment alone have increased people's productivity by ...
The Jim Henson Legacy is dedicated to preserving and perpetuating Jim Henson’s contributions to the worlds of puppetry, television and motion pictures
"JIM HENSON's 75th Birthday" • by Jeff E. Winner: Before I began work with Gert-Jan Blom on the book & 2-CD set, "MANHATTAN RESEARCH INC.," few details had emerged about Jim Henson's collaborations...
2000 EM.TV plans to tape 26 new Muppet Show episodes in hopes of bringing back the most popular Muppet series of all-time. 2000 Jim Henson's early work with Raymond Scott from the 1960's is released on "Manhattan Research Inc." 2000 Muppet B ad Andy becomes the new spokesman of Domino's Pizza.
