Ennio Morricone and more

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   A part from Ennio Morricone, there are some other interesting composers for Italo-Western film scores.Nowadays it is quite difficult to find these soundtracks. It is hard to find Morricone's lesser known (often brillant) scores too,  because the film wasn't succesful. Here is a list of my favorite film composers and my favourite scores. 
Riz Ortolani : La notte dei serpenti '69
Luis Bacalov : the grand duel (Quarantino used a track of the film for Kill Bill)
Angelo F. Lavagnino :uno straniero a Paso Bravo'67/ Requiem por un gringo'67
Augusto Martelli : Ancora dollari per i Mc Gregor '70
Vince Tempera :Carambola '74 / Sella d'argento '78
Carlo Rustichelli : I quatro dell 'ave maria '68
Franzesco di Masi :Quanto costa morire '68
Pino Donaggio :Amore, piombo e furore '78
Gianni Ferrio : Los Despoerados '69 /Amico stammi lontano almeno un palmo '73
Roberto Pregadio : Deserto di fuocco'70
and some  lesser known Morricone soundtracks:  
il mercenario '71 (Quarantino used a track of the film for Kill Bill)/Giu la testa'71/
 Ochio alla penna '81
and a special mention  for Edda dell'Orso the vocalist who has become famous for her high pitched vocalizes in Leone's 'Once upon a time 'and who is to be heard in many other scores. There are two interesting CD compilations : 'Spaghetti Western' Vol 1 & 2 (4Cd's) On DRG, and a 2Cd set with Morricone Western Scores 'The Western' on RCA which is not easy to find.

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Alucard Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: September 10 2004 Location: France Status: Offline Points: 3888	Topic: Ennio Morricone and more Posted: August 29 2005 at 09:49
	A part from Ennio Morricone, there are some other interesting composers for Italo-Western film scores.Nowadays it is quite difficult to find these soundtracks. It is hard to find Morricone's lesser known (often brillant) scores too, because the film wasn't succesful. Here is a list of my favorite film composers and my favourite scores. Riz Ortolani : La notte dei serpenti '69 Luis Bacalov : the grand duel (Quarantino used a track of the film for Kill Bill) Angelo F. Lavagnino :uno straniero a Paso Bravo'67/ Requiem por un gringo'67 Augusto Martelli : Ancora dollari per i Mc Gregor '70 Vince Tempera :Carambola '74 / Sella d'argento '78 Carlo Rustichelli : I quatro dell 'ave maria '68 Franzesco di Masi :Quanto costa morire '68 Pino Donaggio :Amore, piombo e furore '78 Gianni Ferrio : Los Despoerados '69 /Amico stammi lontano almeno un palmo '73 Roberto Pregadio : Deserto di fuocco'70 and some lesser known Morricone soundtracks: il mercenario '71 (Quarantino used a track of the film for Kill Bill)/Giu la testa'71/ Ochio alla penna '81 and a special mention for Edda dell'Orso the vocalist who has become famous for her high pitched vocalizes in Leone's 'Once upon a time 'and who is to be heard in many other scores. There are two interesting CD compilations : 'Spaghetti Western' Vol 1 & 2 (4Cd's) On DRG, and a 2Cd set with Morricone Western Scores 'The Western' on RCA which is not easy to find.
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philippe Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: March 14 2004 Location: noosphere Status: Offline Points: 3597	Posted: August 29 2005 at 09:56
	nice music but it's always the same thing with the man, western soundtrack or not