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Rodeo  performed by Ennio Morricone

My favorite track from one of favorite Morricone scores. Dig that harpsichord.

from La Casse OST
available on CD - Morricone - Belmondo (DRG)




  02 Feb 02 ·Mike: The first 27 seconds are very pleasant indeed.
High Wire  performed by Edwin Astley & His Orchestra

A gem from the classic '60s television soundtrack to "Secret Agent Man"/"Danger Man". Driving rhthym with harpsichord and brass.





Felt Mountain  performed by Goldfrapp
Composed by Goldfrapp

Goldfrapp borrows heavily from Ennio Morricone's "Invezione Per John" (from the "Gui La Testa" soundtrack) for this track and pulls it off perfectly I think. Terrific wordless vocals.

from Felt Mountain, available on CD (Mute)




  29 Mar 02 ·bobbyspacetroup: Another track which bears a striking resemblence to Morricone's "Invezione Per John" is the High Llamas cut "Incidentally N.E.O" from Hawaii.
Wanted Dead Or Alive  performed by Ennio Morricone  1972
Composed by Ennio Morricone

The film this if from -- Sonny & Jed -- is a spaghetti western circa 1972. The soundtrack has some really nice moments like the beautiful track "Sonny" and this one which is an energetic sort of dance number. On spaghetti soundtracks, including Morricone's, it seems there is often an annoying dance number thrown in that sort of breaks the mood for me. Not so in this case. I particularly like the way uses the chorus and banjo here. For a while last spring, this track was more important than my morning cup of coffee.

from La Banda J&S, available on CD ()



The Thief Who Came To Dinner  performed by Henry Mancini  1974
Composed by Henry Mancini

A great track hiding out on a later Mancini LP. Soulful brass, funky bass, and theremin-like sounds coming out of the Arp Sythesizer -- the Arp programmed here by Chris Mancini (Hank's son?).

from Hangin' Out With Mancini (RCA CLP1-0672)




  13 Mar 03 ·JoNZ: Yes, Chris Mancini is the son of (sw)Hank. I believe he has some lp's of his own out but they are weak in comparison to Poppa Mancini.
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