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the 5 man army (Un esercito
di 5 uomini)
(1969) |
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| tracks |
01. Un Esercito di Cinque Uomini (Main Title
- Stereo)
02. Un Esercito di Cinque Uomini (The Chicken Farm / The Mining
Colony)
03. Un Esercito di Cinque Uomini (The Circus / To Morales)
04. Muerte Donde Vas? (The Execution)
05. I Bambini e i Fiori (Flowers and Food)
06. A Cinque Amici, Cinque Eroi (Introductions)
07. Muerte Donde Vas? (The Journey)
08. A Cinque Amici, Cinque Eroi (Interrogation) / Muerte Donde
Vas? (Captured)
09. Tension Theme (Escape)
10. Un Esercito di Cinque Uomini (Maria’s Goodbye / Pursuit)
11. Muerte Donde Vas? (Rebel Aid)
12. Heroic Theme (The Train)
13. Comic Theme (Ambushing the Truck)
14. Harmonica Source (To the Station House)
15. A Cinque Amici, Cinque Eroi (Already Dead)
16. Un Esercito di Cinque Uomini (Departure / Army in Disguise
/ Underneath the Train)
17. Comic Theme (Close Call) / Tension Theme (The First Move)
/ Tension Theme (The Next Move)
18. Una Corsa Disperata (Samurai Runs)
19. Contro il Tempo (Surprise Guests) / Contro il Tempo (Mesito
Prepares)
20. Contro il Tempo (Out of Time)
21. Un Esercito di Cinque Uomini (Success)
22. Muerte Donde Vas? (The Dutchman’s Cause)
23. Tension Theme and Muerte Donde Vas? (New Recruits)
Bonus Tracks:
24. Un Esercito di Cinque Uomini (Main Title - Mono)
25. Muerte Donde Vas? (Album track) |
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| further information |
| Complete score
Liner notes by Italian film music authority John Bender flesh
out the customary detailed booklet |
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| description |
On the heels of Guns for San Sebastian, Navajo
Joe comes another classic Ennio Morricone spaghetti western:
The Five Man Army (1969).
Long believed to be lost, the complete score is presented in
clean monaural sound (given a light stereo reverb for listenability)
from a 35mm music stem in the Warner Bros. vaults.
The Five Man Army was an attempt to capture the popularity of
Mission:
Impossible (then riding high on television) in a spaghetti western,
particularly through the casting of Peter Graves as the leader
of a small team of mercenaries and misfits (the Magnificent
Seven model) who band together for One Last Job that ends up
benefiting the local Mexican population (the Wild Bunch model
- though The Wild Bunch had yet to be produced).
American Don Taylor directed the film, which was shot with synchronized
sound (Italian-produced films were typically dubbed).
Little needs to be said about the colossal output of the legendary
Ennio Morricone, whose westerns alone have made a titanic impact
in film and pop music history.
Everybody can conjure the Spaghetti template (famous from A
Fistful of Dollars) of whistling, whip-cracks and a pop beat
- but Morricone's actual western soundtracks are astonishing
in their richness and diversity.
The Five Man Army is no exception:
from the heroic, rollicking main title theme (complete with
bizarre sounds and quirks) to the tender, elegiac Cinque Amici
Cinque Eroi (Five Friends Five Heroes) and peasant anthem Muerte
Donde Vas? (Death Where You Go?) plus the usual setpieces for
action and suspense - this is a major work from an important
period in Morricone's career.
The Five Man Army was previously released on a short LP and
CD (always in monaural sound), and the main title was released
in true stereo (also presented here) on a Morricone collection
in the 1980s.
FSM's CD presents the complete score in film order.
FSM |
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| story |
Five Man Army can best be described as a marked-down
Magnificent Seven.
Peter Graves, James Daly, Bud Spencer, Testuro Tamba and Nino
Castelnuovo play the quintet of the title.
Caught in the middle of the 1914 Mexican Revolution, the five
men pool their individual skills in hopes of incapacitating
the enemy.
With Mission: Impossible star Graves in the lead, it's only
natural that the plan involves the impossible task of relieving
a nasty general of a large gold shipment.
Set in Mexico but filmed in Italy, this spaghetti western was
bankrolled by MGM, the same folks who brought you the popular
The Dirty Dozen and who were undoubtedly hoping that lightning
would strike twice.
Cast:
Peter Graves, Bud Spencer, Nino Castelnuovo, James Daly, Tetsuro
Tamba, Claudio Gora, Carlo Alighiero, Giacomo Rossi stuart,
José Torres, Marino Mase'
Directors:
Don Taylor
Italo Zingarelli |
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