Track listing:

01. Addio A Palermo
02. Corleone
03. Una Voce Dal Carcere
04. Rivolta Popolare
05. Addio Al Figlio
06. Corleone
07. Cospirazione
08. In Tribunale
09. Alla Donna
10. Cassandra
11. Una Voce Dal Carcere
12. Celebrazione E Colazione
13. Addio A Palermo
14. Cospirazione
15. Corleone
16. Una Voce Dal Carcere
17. Addio A Palermo
18. Cospirazione
19. In Tribunale
20. Una Voce Dal Carcere
21. Addio A Palermo
22. Corleone (Jazz Source Music)

note:
1977 movie directed by Pasquale Squitieri and set in Corleone, Sicily during the 1950s, two childhood friends, Michele Labruzzo and Vito Gargano, have chosen opposite roads in life. Michele is now a leader of the farmers’ movement and its quest to free the land from the iron fist of the nobility and the mafia (represented by Baron Miceli and local mafia boss Don Giusto Provenzano), while Vito is the trusted “yes-man” of Don Provenzano, and eventually vows to kill Michele in exchange for control over the Baron’s lands.
While this may not be one of Morricone’s better-known soundtracks, it is nonetheless top-drawer Morricone who does not waste a note in turning this film into an epic tale of good vs. evil. By now already more than a decade into his career, the Maestro had already written dozens of soundtracks and established himself as one of the best-known and most talented film composers in the world, a title he maintains to this day.