Genre: Score
Date: 2021 (1969)
Country: Spain
Audio codec: MP3/FLAC
Quality: 320 kbs/lossless
Playtime: 1:42:37
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CD1
1. I Want It All (3:19)
2. Nostalgia Di Un Incontro (3:40)
3. Autostrada Per Los Angeles (1:42)
4. Sguardi Teneri (3:33)
5. I Want It All (2) (2:36)
6. I Want It All (3) (2:26)
7. Notte Inquieta (3:06)
8. Intimità (2:17)
9. Autostop (3:44)
10. I Tuoi Sospiri (3:00)
11. Fuori Dal Tempo (3:00)
12. A Un Passo Dal Pericolo (2:08)
13. Drive In (2:31)
14. Senza Titolo (2:36)
15. Dondolo (2:48)
CD2
1. Sguardi Teneri (4:26)
2. Autostop (3:58)
3. I Want It All (3:04)
4. Senza Titolo (3:42)
5. Drive In (2:35)
6. Nostalgia Di Un Incontro (3:32)
7. Sguardi Teneri (2) (1:56)
8. I Want It All (2) (1:50)
9. Senza Titolo (2) (2:42)
10. Dondolo (3:54)
11. Sguardi Teneri (3) (3:55)
12. I Want It All (3) (4:03)
13. Nostalgia Di Un Incontro (2) (4:47)
14. Senza Titolo (3) (2:37)
15. Senza Titolo (4) (1:56)
16. I Want It All (3) (0:57)
17. Drive In (2) (3:43)
18. Intimità (1:19)
19. Sguardi Teneri (4) (2:17)
20. Adoro La Vita (3:15)
7 comments
Thank you
I think Bruno was the key to the Italo-western sound, not Morricone (as gifted as he was).
no, absolutely not ….. Morricone and Nicolai have collaborated together for many years, Nicolai was an orchestrator for Morricone, he often finished the work that Morricone did not have time to finish due to his specifications of the time which was very consequent.
As far as the “spaghetti western” sound is concerned, Morricone is the initiator in close collaboration with the “alessandro alessandroni” group Cantori Moderni. “Alessandroni was Morricone’s official whistler on his biggest scores” it was with Alessandroni’s group that all of this was done, but before that, Morricone had already invented the style without even the help of alessandroni or Nicolai. … Mario Nascimbene had called on his friend Morricone for the main theme of his masterful “Barabbas” and we immediately recognize the Morriconian paw in it.
I will finish my answer in that …. if you want to get a little idea of what the Morricone / Nicolai collaboration could be, you download on this site the scores two in one “le casse, peur sur la ville” you will find there the main theme composed by Nicolai “The Casse (unpublished version outside the film) (02:43). theme not retouched and you will then listen to the orchestrated theme, arranged by Morricone ….. of a theme so say banal and without much interest, Morricone makes a real nugget that gives all the soul of the film led by Jean Paul Belmondo, who left us not long ago …. you have here an overview of the genius Morriconien on the job thematic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSChcu_uBo0
Thank you very much.
Great! Thank you so much admin. Thanks to musiquesoreunique!
Hello admin!
Is there any chance you might have ?
“99 Donne” by the great Bruno Nicolai
It would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks.