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Feb 19, 2021 - 1:41 AM
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BillCarson
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https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Best-Of-Bloody-Western-Themes-Double-Deluxe/release/8680007
How many of you guys remember this brill Japanese double LP from 1972? Probably 1 of you? Two? Lol
One of my fave compilations, i played to death.
Tracklist
A1 M. Jarra*–Red Sun
A2 Migliacci*, Mellin*, Enriquez*– Django
A3 Trovajoli*–I Lunghi Giorni Della Vendetta
A4 Enriquez Bacalov*–Sugar Colt
A5 Ghiglia*–Un Dollaro Tra I Denti
A6 Ghiglia*–"Un Dollaro Tra I Denti" Tema del Straniero
A7 Bardiotti*, Fulci*, Endrigo*–Tempo Di Massacro
B1 Morricone*–Per Un Pugno Di Dollari
B2 Ferrio*–Per Pochi Dollario Per Ancora
B3 Cipriani*–Mi Chiamano Alleluja
B4 Cipriani*–La Marcia Della Resurrecione
B5 Lavagnino*, Powell*–5,000 Dollari Sull'asso
B6 Scoponi*, Giombini*–Ballata Per Un Pistolero
B7 Piccioni*–Minnesota Clay
C1 Cipriani*–The Bounty Killer
C2 Morricone*–Per Qualche Dollaro In Più
C3 Powell*, Abril*–Texas Addio
C4 Powell*, Savina*–Pochi Dollari Per Django
C5 De Masi*–Seven Dollars To Kill
C6 Kalman*, Spiegelman*, De Masi*–La Spietata Colt Del Gringo
C7 Mogol, Pallavicini*, Locatelli*–One Silver Dollar
D1 Mogol, Pallavicini*, Locatelli*–One Silver Dollar
D2 Fidenco*–Per Il Gusto Di Uccidere
D3 Locatelli*–Adios Gringo
D4 Oliviero*–Ringo Del Nebraska
D5 Rustichelli*–"Uccidi o Muori"I Must Go
D6 Rustichelli*–Uccidi o Muori
D7 Cipriani*–The Bounty Killer
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I got mine from Soundtrack and General in brockley, i think around 76/77.
I dont think it was ever in Woolworths. Or wh smith record section. Or co-op music department. Lol
The only Morricone I ever saw in Wooworths bargain LP bin was Moses the Lawgiver. Naturally at 99p I picked it up. Only ever really listened to two tracks, though the two got a lot of play.
But Soundtrack and General in '76/'77 were my first non-high street record shop. Five Man Army, OUATITW and the RCA compilations were all from there.
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I have never seen it . But going by the contents, I'd have been in heaven. Having said that , I was only 6.
Same here, I was still relying on Geoff Love at that age!
Geoff Love is a name from the past. He's been gone 20 years now.
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Bill,
Is that Bloody Western Themes or Bleeding' Western Themes ?.
Just wondering.
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I’ve had a copy for 30 years...acquired in a trade deal as I recall. This was always highly prized and never easy to track down.
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Aside from the Italians, the Japanese loved the spaghetti western genre and released numerous vinyl rarities.
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I got mine from Soundtrack and General in brockley, i think around 76/77.
I dont think it was ever in Woolworths. Or wh smith record section. Or co-op music department. Lol
Picked my copy up at the very same shop, around that time. or a little earlier I seem to remember, a great set which I still have.
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The only Morricone I ever saw in Wooworths bargain LP bin was Moses the Lawgiver. Naturally at 99p I picked it up. Only ever really listened to two tracks, though the two got a lot of play.
I got two EM Lps from Woolies - fistful / few$ twofer and a yellow compilation with a scene from Lloyd George on , around '79.
Yes I have the very same Dollars album. Let's face it, it was EVERYWHERE for a long time. No idea where I got mine. Could have been Woolies.
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