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Currently viewing: Navajo Joe Soundtrack *MINT from Retrobloke Product ID: 011888
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Navajo Joe Soundtrack *MINT Original 1966 Morricone Soundtrack LP . USA issue. Ennio Morricone credited as Leo Nichols. Catalogue Number : United Artists Records UALA292G Condition : EX/EX- : Record is MINT, looks unplayed. Ennio Morricone is beloved for his wholesale reinvention of the western film score, combining operatic melodies, Italian pop and bizarre instrumental innovations. Many of his scores for Sergio Leone's 'spaghetti westerns' have become classics not just of the genre, but the whole of film music. In all of Morricone's western scores, Navajo Joe (1966) stands out as the single most outrageous if not downright insane effort. Utilizing full orchestra and the choral group I Cantori Moderni di Alessandroni (The Modern Singers of Alessandroni) -- with stunning soloist, Gianna Spagnulo (also heard on Guns for San Sebastian and Moses the Lawgiver) -- Morricone crafted a main title based on the chorus blasting out 'Navajo Joe' amidst shieking Indian cries. It has to be heard to be believed and is utterly catchy if not an occasion to stand up and proclaim love of life itself. The character of Joe is an Indian brave (Burt Reynolds) who slays dozens of bandits in order to obtain 'a dollar a head' from white townsfolk needing protection. Subtlety is not the point of director Sergio Corbucci: the story is a model of a quick-moving, non-talky 'B movie' plot, with copious action driven by the outstanding music. In addition to the 'Navajo Joe' main theme, Morricone also provides a recurring piece of percussive action and a rapturous love theme for Joe's attachment to a half-breed maid (Nicoletta Machiavelli ).
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