Spaghetti Western Tunes
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More Delicious Spaghetti Western $14.43 Sequels to popular instrumental compilations often fall prey to the law of diminishing returns, but More Delicious Spaghetti Western proves an exception to that rule. In fact, this compilation of cues from spaghetti western soundtracks manages to improve on its predecessor because it offers a wider selection of composers and film scores. Although its track listing ignores crucial Sergio Leone classics like A Fistful of Dollars and Once Upon a Time in the West, More Delicious Spaghetti Western still manages to present a pretty comprehensive selection of important composers who contributed to this genre. Most importantly, this album includes four tracks by Ennio Morricone, the king of the spaghetti western film score. The best of these tracks are "Il Mio Nome E Nessuno," a flute-led instrumental that blends gentle acoustic guitar accompaniment with a sprightly, playful choral arrangement, and "Vamos A Matar Companeros," a rousing and fast-paced track that is built around Spanish choral vocals but throws in a humorous, head-spinning instrumental break that trots out every spaghetti western soundtrack device in the book (reverbed electric guitar, wailing voices, martial horn blasts, etc.). More Delicious Spaghetti Western also illustrates how musically diverse this style of music could be within its stylistic constraints: "Una Ragione Per Vivere E Una Per Morire" applies militaristic elements that would be at home in a war movie (drum corps-like percussion, reveille-style horns) into its western style, and "Sartana" grafts spaghetti western guitar work onto an organ-driven melody that owes more to 1960s lounge pop than it does to traditional western movie music. All in all, More Delicious Spaghetti Western is a strong and catchy collection music that will appeal to soundtrack lovers and lounge music fanatics alike. ~ Donald A. Guarisco, All Music GuidePerformers: Edda Dell'Orso - Vocals; Don Powell - Vocals |
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Cold Spaghetti Western $9.98 For Cold Spaghetti Western (Ha! Get it?), Anthony Field, Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, and Greg Page get out the bandannas, western shirts, and Stetsons for a ride on "The Wiggly Trail," as well as other adventures. Opener "We're the Cowboys" is a nice country & western singalong; it also introduces the "Yee-HAH!" and "Yipeee!" western whoops that pepper Cold Spaghetti Western. "Master Pasta Maker (From Italy)" introduces an Italian chef friend of the Wiggles'; he sings in Italian as the track gets faster and faster, and continues the Italian lessons through the funny introduction to "Follow the Bird." "Hey Now, Let's Have a Party!" is a nice mix of Caribbean and Latin styles, and "Fiesta Siesta" teaches kids the Spanish words for both party and nap. Cold Spaghetti's best moments feature Wiggles guests Fernando and Fernandito Moguel. The Moguels speak mostly Spanish during their introductions, but despite only minimal translation from the Wiggles, they're remarkably easy to understand. They perform the Mexican traditionals "Cielito Lindo" and "El Pato," furthering the international flair of the Wiggles' western trek. But it's their conversations that are key, since they become subtle lessons in linguistics for curious kids. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music GuidePerformers: Dominic Lindsay - Brass; Manzillas - Vocals (Background); Steve Blau - Keyboards; Murray Cook - Bass; Anthony Field - Guitar; John Field - Guitar; Robin Gist - Guitar; Tony Henry - Drums; Chris Lupton - Bass; Steve Machamer - Percussion; Sam Maron - Vocals; Fernando Moguel Jr. - Vocals; Sam Moran - Vocals; |
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Spaghetti Western $6.19 Buy and sell [Spaghetti Western] at great prices. |
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The Spaghetti Western $81.95 Buy and sell [The Spaghetti Western] at great prices. |
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My Delicious Spaghetti Western $17.73 My Delicious Spaghetti Western |
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Spaghetti Western Collection $5.99 Spaghetti Western Collection |
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Spaghetti Western Pack $8.99 Spaghetti Western Pack |
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Spaghetti Western-Collection $21.09 Spaghetti Western-Collection |
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SPAGHETTI WESTERN DOUBLE SHOT $17.96 RUN MAN RUN: This release of RUN MAN RUN is the first fully uncut version to be released in America. Directed by Sergio Sollima (REVOLVER, VIOLENT CITY), and starring Tomas Milian (TRAFFIC), this brutal, often sadistic, western is an epic political thriller, complete with an Ennio Morricone/Bruno Nicolai score. Milian plays the role of Cuchillo, on the run from bandits, federal agents, bounty hunters, and his fiancee! All are chasing a hidden stash of gold which could potentially fund the Mexican Revolution, and Cuchillo is going to have some running to do if he wants to achieve his target. RUN MAN RUN pulls no punches in getting its overtly political message across, the performances and direction eventually culminating in a bloody finale that will have you on the edge of your seat.MANNAJA: A MAN CALLED BLADE:Presented fully uncut for the first time in America, MANNAJA is a spaghetti western from the twisted mind of infamous Italian director Sergio Martino (TORSO). Maurizio Merli (FATAL CHARMS, FEARLESS) stars as Blade, a ruthless bounty hunter trying to escape from his past misdeeds. A fierce orgy of guns and violence erupts when Blade upsets the residents of a corrupt town, causing numerous standoff's between himself and the local residents. For fans who have awaited this release for many years, the good news is that the infamous 'eyeball torture' scene is fully intact. For newcomers, the mere fact that there is an 'eyeball torture' sequence should give you some idea of the no-holds barred thrills that await you! |
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Sartana Saga-Spaghetti Western Bible-V02 $12.99 Sartana Saga-Spaghetti Western Bible-V02 |
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10,000 Ways To Die:spaghetti Western $5.99 10,000 Ways To Die:spaghetti Western |
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Spaghetti Western Composers: Ennio Morricone $14.14 Spaghetti Western Composers: Ennio Morricone |
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The Spaghetti Western Collector's Edition $20.42 Buy and sell [The Spaghetti Western Collector's Edition] at great prices. |
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The Wiggles: Cold Spaghetti Western $7.27 Buy and sell [The Wiggles: Cold Spaghetti Western] at great prices. |
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Spaghetti Western WBW $20 Download the Spaghetti Western WBW font for Mac or Windows in OpenType, TrueType or PostScript format. |
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Target $11.98 Target is one of those Tom Scott records that gets forgotten about a lot. Certainly it comes from the middle of the 1980s just before the GRP era, when Scott was still leading the Saturday Night Live Band on occasion and looking around for a new sound. It's the sound of a restless musician who gets the pop game, or at least has gotten it and is not sure of where to shift his focus next. The band is big and full of killer players: Harvey Mason, Ernie Watts, Ian Underwood, Victor Feldman, Paul Jackson, Neil Stubenhaus, Jim Horn, Trevor Feldman, Pete Christlieb, and Michael Boddicker, among others. The sound is a tad warmer than what Atlantic was releasing at the time, too. But the material, as good as some of it is -- like the funky title track -- also contains half-hearted pop ballads like "Come Back to Me" with Kenny James on vocals. "He's Too Young," with a fine vocal performance by Maria Muldaur, is marred by a terribly dated -- and it was for the time -- synth drum sound. There is also a truly bizarre moment when Lee Ving, former lead singer of Los Angeles hardcore band Fear raps and plays blues harmonica on "Gotta Get out of New York." Then there's "Lollipoppin'" which, while it contains the same dumb synth drum sound, also has some killer Rhodes by Feldman, synth work by Underwood, and a happening keyboard bassline. The grooving muted horn section on this reading of Dan Peck's "The Biggest Part of Me," has a wonderfully soulful feel with great kit work by Mason. The horn arrangements are in the pocket but restrained, allowing that lithe melody to shine through and, along with the title cut, it's a contender for best tune on the set. The set closes with the stone-gone funky groover "Burundi Bump" by Scott and Feldman with excellent basslines, pulsing Rhodes work, a boatload of percussion, and Mason running the ensemble from his kit; the entire tune is rhythm based. So Target is, ultimately, a mixed bag, a hold-over record that was throwing everything at the wall to see what worked. Interestingly, what did was the basis for Scott's sound at GRP. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music GuidePerformers: Tom Scott - Lyricon, Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor), Saxophone, Synthesizer, Wind; Judi Brown - Vocals (Background); Trevor Feldman - Fender Rhodes, Keyboards; Victor Feldman - Fender Rhodes, Keyboards, Percussion, Piano, Synthesizer; Jerry Hey - Flugelhorn, Horn, Trumpet; |
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Spaghetti Western Bible Presents-Fast Saved and Damned $12.99 Spaghetti Western Bible Presents-Fast Saved and Damned |
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Western Films by Genre: Spaghetti Western, Revisionist Western, Zapata Western, Ostern, Acid Western, Epic Western $14.14 Western Films by Genre: Spaghetti Western, Revisionist Western, Zapata Western, Ostern, Acid Western, Epic Western |
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Western Classics $14.98 If you thought Lugubrious was taking quite a sidestep from MX-80's output, beware of Western Classics. The ambient feel of the previous album remains, but its electronica touches are downplayed in favor of an Ennio Morricone feel. Bruce Anderson and Jim Hrabetin's guitars and basses occupy center stage for this project. Twangy chords and smoky melodies and desert-flavored effects abound. The drums of Dave Mahoney and Marc Weinstein are often the only accompaniment. Arrangements are stark but efficient, creating wide-angle cinematics that may or may not relate to the movies from which they take their titles. But the mood is right: a postmodern West, where beatboxes have been left to decay in the sand and Western clichés have evolved into a new form of instrumental rock. "The Searchers" and "3 Faces of Eve" both contain memorable themes and creative guitar work. "The Manchurian Candidate" features quiet wordless vocals from Dale Sophiea (created for "narrative flow"). A Western-themed album would not be complete without a whistled tune, so "Point Blank" delivers it. The album consists of six pieces in the five- to seven-minute range, plus the half-hour-long "McCabe & Mrs. Miller (With Deleted Scenes)." A myth breaker of sorts, this movie called for a slightly different soundtrack. The piece heard here is actually a suite of seemingly unrelated sections moving from guitar strumming to drones and experimental improvisation. It sounds like a collage made from the strips of footage left on the floor after the director left the editing room. It is considerably less impressive than the other material on the album (it lacks focus and is too uneven), but it still has its moments. And it doesn't bring down tunes like "The Searchers." ~ François Couture, All Music GuidePerformers: Bruce Anderson - Bass, Guitar; Jim Hrabetin - Bass, Guitar; Dave Mahoney - Drums; Dale Sophiea - Bass; Marc Weinstein - Drums |
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Spaghetti: $4.16 Spaghetti |
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Spaghetti Western Double Shot: Mannaja/Run Man Run [2 Discs] $15.16 RUN MAN RUN: This release of RUN MAN RUN is the first fully uncut version to be released in America. Directed by Sergio Sollima (REVOLVER, VIOLENT CITY), and starring Tomas Milian (TRAFFIC), this brutal, often sadistic, western is an epic political thriller, complete with an Ennio Morricone/Bruno Nicolai score. Milian plays the role of Cuchillo, on the run from bandits, federal agents, bounty hunters, and his fiancee! All are chasing a hidden stash of gold which could potentially fund the Mexican Revolution, and Cuchillo is going to have some running to do if he wants to achieve his target. RUN MAN RUN pulls no punches in getting its overtly political message across, the performances and direction eventually culminating in a bloody finale that will have you on the edge of your seat.MANNAJA: A MAN CALLED BLADE:Presented fully uncut for the first time in America, MANNAJA is a spaghetti western from the twisted mind of infamous Italian director Sergio Martino (TORSO). Maurizio Merli (FATAL CHARMS, FEARLESS) stars as Blade, a ruthless bounty hunter trying to escape from his past misdeeds. A fierce orgy of guns and violence erupts when Blade upsets the residents of a corrupt town, causing numerous standoff's between himself and the local residents. For fans who have awaited this release for many years, the good news is that the infamous 'eyeball torture' scene is fully intact. For newcomers, the mere fact that there is an 'eyeball torture' sequence should give you some idea of the no-holds barred thrills that await you! Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Going Blank Again $9.98 From the sounds of the cloistered, chaotic opener, "Leave Them All Behind," Going Blank Again sounds like it could be headed down the same Nowhere path. Guitars as far as the ear can hear -- not much different from the effect gained after riding a sit-and-spin for eight straight minutes -- are just as dizzying as the prior record's opener. But rather than sink into a thick underbelly of melancholy, Going Blank Again offers sunshiney melodies and gleaming, bold production. All the band's elements are more pliable, and overall it's pretty cheery. In fact, some of the album could be loosely classified as power pop. Bouncy tunes like "Twisterella," "Not Fazed," "Mouse Trap," and "Time of Her Time" each share more than a thing or two in common with the likes of Teenage Fanclub, but with more layered vocals and less-cutting guitars. Though Ride's guitars don't bite as much, there are loads of them everywhere; the band doesn't completely sacrifice their love of reverberating noise, but it's more done in the name of pop than to merely cause a blistering racket. Though the lyrics often read as overtly simple or obtuse (a common Ride foible), Mark Gardener's and Andy Bell's voices are too pretty to let this shortcoming mar things. They create enough of a mood with their proper instruments, and their sighing and random vocal intonations are undeniably lovely. No longer do they hide shortcomings with sheets of distortion, and there's a lot more focus and confidence on display throughout. Don't let a Ride fan tell you otherwise: Going Blank Again is anything but empty. [Going Blank Again was remastered and reissued by Ignition U.K. in 2001. Four B-sides are added; the only B-side from this era not included is an alternate version of "Chrome Waves."] ~ Andy Kellman, All Music GuidePerformers: Andy Bell - Guitar, Vocals; Loz Colbert - Drums; Mark Gardener - Guitar, Vocals; Steve Queralt - Bass |
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Wiggles: Cold Spaghetti Western $12.71 Kid-friendly pop/rock band the Wiggles face a culinary showdown in this blend of comedy and music. Bandmates Murray (Murray Cook), Jeff (Jeff Fatt), Anthony (Anthony Field), and Greg (Greg Page) are all decked out in their best cowboy duds and hit the road to check out the cook-off at the Town Fair. They take a wrong turn en route, however, and find themselves at a diner called The Great Western Cafe, where their pals Dorothy the Dinosaur (Leanne Ashley) and Wags the Dog (Paul Paddick) are trying to help Alfonso the Master Pasta Maker. Alfonso makes his famous noodle dish, but he just can't remember the secret ingredient that makes it come alive. Can the Wiggles and their buddies refresh his memory in time to enter the cook-off? The Wiggles: Cold Spaghetti Western also features 13 new songs from the foursome. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide |
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Bassett: Concerto for Alto Saxophone; Bolcom: Lyric Concerto; Daugherty: Spaghetti Western $13.79 Bassett: Concerto for Alto Saxophone; Bolcom: Lyric Concerto; Daugherty: Spaghetti Western |
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Spaghetti Western Bible, Vol. 4: Trinity [3 Discs] $13.59 Spaghetti Western Bible, Vol. 4: Trinity [3 Discs] |
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Spaghetti Western-Strangers Gundown/Today We Kill Tomorrow We Die $8.99 Spaghetti Western-Strangers Gundown/Today We Kill Tomorrow We Die |
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Spaghetti Western-Bullet For Sandoval/Any Gun Can Play $8.99 Spaghetti Western-Bullet For Sandoval/Any Gun Can Play |
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Spaghetti Westerns $44.98 Spaghetti Westerns?mostly produced in Italy or by Italians but made throughout Europe?were bleaker, rougher, grittier imitations of Hollywood Westerns, focusing on heroes only slightly less evil than the villains. After a main filmography covering 558 Spaghetti Westerns, another section provides filmographies of personnel?actors and actresses, directors, musical composers, scriptwriters, cinematographers. Appendices provide lists of the popular Django films and the Sartana films, a listing of U.S.?made Spaghetti Western lookalikes, top ten and twenty lists and a list of the genre?s worst. |
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Spaghetti West $17.98 This IFC original documentary celebrates the history of the spaghetti western--the wildly popular genre of cinema classics of the 1960s created by Italy's finest filmmakers. Americans may have lost interest in Western pictures after the 1950s, but their European cousins carried on the tradition of the Wild West horse opera in hundreds of productions over subsequent decades. The Spaghetti West explores the genre's rise and continued popularity over three decades with rare footage from dozens of classic Italian westerns, original trailers, and insightful interviews with cast and crew, including Clint Eastwood, Ennio Morricone, Ferdinando Baldi, Sergio Corbucci and Damiano Damiani.From A Fistful of Dollars to The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and countless others, this highly praised tribute restores the spaghetti western to its rightful place in film history. |
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WIGGLES-COLD SPAGHETTI WESTERN $13.46 Those lovable Australian television kids stars The Wiggles star in their first loony western. Your kids will love their favorite stars as cowboys in their first wild west adventure. |
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Morricone Kill: Spaghetti Western Magic from the Maestro $13.58 The music that {$Ennio Morricone} composed for so-called {\spaghetti Western} movies is probably the best known, and some of the best, of the work he produced during his long and distinguished career. {^Morricone Kill: Spaghetti Western Music from the Mae |
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Spaghetti West The $18.55 Rated: NA Synopsis: This IFC original documentary celebrates the history of the spaghetti western--the wildly popular genre of cinema classics of the 1960s created by Italy's finest filmmakers. Americans may have lost interest in Western pictures after the 1950s, but their European cousins carried on the tradition of the Wild West horse opera in hundreds of productions over subsequent decades. The Spaghetti West explores the genre's rise and continued popularity over three decades with rare footage from dozens of classic Italian westerns, original trailers, and insightful interviews with cast and crew, including Clint Eastwood, Ennio Morricone, Ferdinando Baldi, Sergio Corbucci and Damiano Damiani. |
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Wiggles-Cold Spaghetti Western $8.99 Get ready to boot scoot down the Wiggly Trail in this western adventure with wiggly music. Cowpokes Greg, Anthony, Murray and Jeff are hustling to the Town Fair. Their friend Alfonso the Master Pasta Maker must win the country Cook-Off to save the Great Western Cafe from going bust. But there's bad news, pardner! Alfonso lost the secret ingredient to his pasta. With help from Foodman, the Superhero of Sustenance. The Wiggles ride off into the sunset having saved the day - and the cafe! |
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