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Uccideva A Freddo
CD (Item 561995) GDM (Italy), 1967 — Condition: New Copy
A moody little spaghetti western soundtrack – and one that makes some great use of electric bass amidst more familiar modes too! The score starts out with an English language tune from The Wilder Brothers – "He Wore A Silver Star" – and that pop western quality is echoed nicely in the music by Ireson and Parham – lots of stepping basslines that move in different ways through some of the best tracks, and good use of guitar in ways that are tuneful, and sometimes a bit more focused than the usual scene-setting modes. CD features a whopping 20 tracks from the soundtrack – including a few more vocal gems by The Wilder Brothers! © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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