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la collina degli stivali, carlo rustichelli, digitmovies
€ 18.50

 
la Collina degli stivali
(1969)


composer: carlo rustichelli

label: digitmovies

AKA: Boot Hill, Boot Hill: Trinity Rides Again, Trinity Rides Again

total duration: 00.59.42

soundtrack style: western



   


tracks

01. La Collina Degli Stivali
02. Il Circo
03. Millesettecento
04. Quasi Un Cancan
05. Ah, Ah, Ah
06. La Banda Del Circo
07. Il Valzer Della Pianura
08. Monitor Jazz
09. Anni Ruggenti
10. La Ballata Di Plen
11. E' Buffo, Si Sposano!
12. Due Pistole Si Cercano
13. L'ultimo Carillon
14. Rag Rag (Sotto La Panca)
15. Il Circo (Version 2)
16. La Ballata Di Plen (Version 2)
17. Quasi Un Cancan (Version 2)
18. Il Valzer Della Pianura (Version 2)
19. Monitor Jazz (Version 2)
20. E' Buffo, Si Sposano! (Version 2)
21. Quasi Un Cancan (Version 3)
22. Due Pistole Si Cercano (Version 2)
23. La Collina Degli Stivali (Piano Saloon)
24. La Ballata Di Plen (Version 3)
25. Monitor Jazz (Version 3)
26. Quasi Un Cancan (Version 4)
27. L'ultimo Carillon (Version 2)
28. La Collina Degli Stivali (Finale)

 
 
further information
8 page colour booklet containing background notes and a reproduction of an original poster
 
description
Digitmovies continues its journey in the wide field of the Spaghetti Western Soundtracks releasing for the first time on CD the complete score by Carlo Rustichelli from the 1969 classic La collina degli stivali (aka Boots hill), released after the big success in 1968 of I 4 Dell'Ave Maria (aka Ace High), again directed by Giuseppe Colizzi and starring the dynamite duo Terence Hill and Bud Spencer.
Usually Hill & Spencer always hated to use guns and in these movies the most deadly weapons were their fists against the bad guys of the town.
La collina degli stivali was more ironical and comic than its predecessor, infact being the story mostlyplaced in saloons and circus, Carlo Rustichelli's score is mostly made of source music like Can-Can, Polka, Waltzs and Band music pieces as only Rustichelli could do.
These delicious themes are alternated to an epic motiv for Orchestra and choir to describe the wild west (as introduced in track 1), suspence cues (Tr. 12 & 22) and the jazzy lounge style theme called Monitor Jazz (Tr. 8, 19, 25) a kind of music with a sound more appropriate for a thriller or a spy plot that however really works in this movie.
The original Cinevox Album was issued in 1969 containing only 13 tracks, but we had the lucky chance to locate the original monoaural Session master tapes and we could add here other 15 tracks previously unreleased, all alternate film versions of the album tracks and with the particularly notable discovery of a very important archive track: Rag Rag (tr. 14) the song sung by the saloon's girls, that is the only cue with music by Riz Ortolani and words by the same director Polizzi.
We had digitally remastered the whole score, although various defects can be heard somewhere cause existing damage on the master tapes.
 
story

A tough adventurer and his sidekick find outlaws and rowdy women in this action-filled spaghetti western.

Cast:
Victor Buono, Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, Eduardo Ciannelli, Enzo Fiermonte, Glauco Onorato, Romano Puppo, Luciano Rossi, Lionel Stander, Woody Strode, Neno Zamperla, Leslie Bailey

Director:
Giuseppe Colizzi

 

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