Sweetly stepping work from Ennio Morricone – and the first-ever full release of this soundtrack! The film's an obscure one and the music is even more obscure – as only 2 tracks were ever issued on record over the years, and then only on compilations. Most of the material here is in the lighter, sweeter Morricone mode of the late 60s – that gently drifting style that we love so much, and which swells with light romantic touches that offset a few of the darker moments of the score. Titles include "Una Strana Ragazza", "Senza Sapere Niente Di Lei", "Sospetti E Tenerezze", "Ricordo", "Lui Per Lei", "In Un Ricordo", "Frammenti D'Estasi", "Identikit Di Un Delitto", and "Stato Confusionale". LP, Vinyl record album

A really striking soundtrack from the great Armando Trovajoli – working here in a style that's a bit less bossa or mod than some of his other late 60s film scores, but with some wonderful musical moments throughout! The film's a period piece, and the instrumentation is somewhat more traditional than some of Trovajoli's modder or bossa moments – but the change is a nice one, and shows a richer, more complicated side of his music – especially on the few tracks that feature vocals from the lovely Edda Dell'Orso. Titles include "Nell Anno Del Signore", "Addio", "I Carbonari", "Paolina", "Tema De Giuditta", "Sapessi Quanto Amore", and "Coro Della Morte". Also features the bonus suite of tracks "Nell Anno Del Signore". LP, Vinyl record album