Navajo Joe - Ennio Morricone - Soundtrack

Description: Genre: Soundtrack / Artist: Ennio Morricone / Soundtrack / Audio CD released 1995-11-20 at Legend / Disc #1 ... more

Navajo Joe - Ennio Morricone - Soundtrack ... Tracklisting
1 Titoli Di Testa-Navajo Joe (Main Title)
2 Pelli Conciate E Pelli Morte [Raw Hides and Dead Hides]
3 Profilo del Destino [A Silhouette of Doom]
4 Saloon Pyote [The Pyote Saloon]
5 Storia Indiana [An Indian Story]
6 Verso Esperanza [To Esperanza]
7 Bandito Prende Il Treno [The Bandit Gests the Train]
8 Ma Joe Dice No [But Joe Says No]
9 Fine Di Barbara, E Il Ritornio Di Joe [The DeMise of Barbara, The ...]
10 Paura E Silenzio [Fear and Silence]
11 Navajo E Prigioniero [The Navajo's a Prisoner]
12 Guarendo le Ferite [Healing the Wound]
13 Addio a Fratello Jeffrey [Goodbye to Brother Jeffrey]
14 Navajo Joe
15 Dopo la Fine [After the End]
16 Titoli Di Coda (End Title) [Navajo Joe]

Newest Review: ... make you sit up and take notice, so brutal and primitive are they to make even an experienced veteran like me to begin ... more

... wondering as to what exactly is happening here. After this striking opening we are presented to the twangy electric guitar licks that I most readily associate with Duncan, presenting by far one of the coolest themes I have ever heard (one which always makes me swagger with the utmost coolness when ever it strikes out of my iPod), and it is immediately followed by the direct identifier of Joe by having the chorus chant in their wisdom with no uncertainty stuff like "Navajo Joe, Navajo Joe, Never so bold, Never so bold&qu...more

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Navajo Joe - Ennio Morricone - Soundtrack: But Joe Say YES! (1832 words)
by - written on 22/12/07 (Very useful, 135 readings)
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It would seem almost a ludicrous thing to claim that of all the outlandish scores Ennio Morricone wrote during the 1960s and '70s, that one of them would be totally insane. Yet here I am about to claim exactly something like that when it comes to his score for the 1966 film Navajo Joe, which he composed under the pseudonym of Leo Nichols. Coming just a few months before his groundbreaking The Good, the Bad and the Ugly score, and accompanied by such other legendary titles as La Resa dei Conti and El Greco, Navajo Joe saw Morricone flex way beyond anything he had written before for Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns up until that point. Navajo Joe was a film by Sergio ... Read the complete review