Marcello Giombini
MARCELLO GIOMBINI - Sabata
MARCELLO GIOMBINI - Sabata
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Marcello Giombini - Sabata LP record from Japan
Side A:
| 1. | 西部悪人伝 = Ehi Amico, C'e Sabata | |
| 2. | ステンゲルの死 = Morte Di Stengel |
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| 3. | バンジョーのテーマ = Auira Banjo | |
| 4. | 砲架 = L'Affuato | |
| 5. | 酒場で = Saloon 2 | |
| 6. | 復讐 = La Vendetta |
Side B:
| 1. | 西部悪人伝のテーマ = Titoli | |
| 2. |
待ち伏せ = L'Attera |
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| 3. |
ステンゲルのアジト = Nel Covo Di Stengel |
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| 4. |
虫けらをやっつけろ = Vesso Los Saloe |
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| 5. |
酒場で = Saloon 1 |
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| 6. | 全滅 = Desolasioire | |
| 7. | バンジョーのテーマ = Banjo |
United Artists Records – SR-455
Comes with obi (VG+), no insert. Jacket has shelf wear and spots.
"Sabata," composed by Marcello Giombini, is the soundtrack for the 1969 Spaghetti Western film of the same name. Giombini's composition is emblematic of the era's Western soundtracks, blending orchestral elements with whimsical and innovative electronic sounds that add a unique flavor to the film's atmosphere. The music perfectly encapsulates the mood of the Western genre, with tracks that range from tense and dramatic to playful and quirky, reflecting the film's blend of action, humor, and drama. Marcello Giombini, known for his work in film music, particularly in the Spaghetti Western and horror genres, showcases his talent for creating memorable and distinctive scores that enhance the cinematic experience. "Sabata" stands as a testament to his creativity and ability to adapt traditional orchestral compositions to incorporate modern electronic elements.
With brochure in Japanese and English
Label: United Artists Records
Year: 1970
Country: Japan
Size: 12 inch
Speed: 33rpm
Disc condition: NEAR MINT
Cover condition: VERY GOOD PLUS
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