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colonne sonore originali, colpo gobbo all italiana, piero umiliani, gdm music
13.80

 
colpo gobbo all'Italiana
(1962)


composer: piero umiliani

label: GDM music

AKA: Getting away with it the Italian Way

total duration: 00.50.58

soundtrack style: comedy



   


tracks
01. La nottola di notte (Titoli)
02. Colpo gobbo all'italiana
03. Colpo gobbo all'italiana # 2
04. La nottola di notte # 2
05. Colpo gobbo all'italiana # 3
06. Colpo gobbo all'italiana # 4
07. Colpo gobbo all'italiana # 5
08. Lolita (Versione film)
09. Colpo gobbo all'italiana # 6
10. Colpo gobbo all'italiana # 7
11. Colpo gobbo all'italiana (Sexy twist) # 8
12. Colpo gobbo all'italiana # 9
13. Colpo gobbo all'italiana # 10
14. Colpo gobbo all'italiana 11
15. La nottola di notte (Finale) (#11) 1:23
16. Quello che bolle in pentola (Titoli di coda)

Bonus tracks

17. La nottola di notte (Vesrione EP tr. 1 / lato 1)
18. Lolita (Versione EP tr. 2 / lato 1)
19. Pronta ad amare (versione EP tr. 3 / lato 2)
20. Quello che bolle in pentola (Versione EP tr. 4 / lato 2)
21. Quello che bolle in pentola (Take 2)

 
 
further information

8 page colour booklet

Limited edition of 500 copies

 
description
GDM Music presents for the first absolute time on CD the OST by Piero Umiliani for the movie Colpo Gobbo All'Italiana directed in 1962 da Lucio Fulci.
Piero Umiliani has written a pleasant score where Jazz is protagonist, but also love themes and Twist music.
In that time RCA issued a 45 rpm extended play with four tracks among which the amusing songs La Nottola Di Notte and Quello Che Bolle In Pentola performed by Gianni Meccia.

To realize this CD the mono master tapes of the original session have been used, digitally restored and remastered, that gave the chance to release the complete OST.

 
story

In this caper comedy from cult favorite Lucio Fulci, a bank guard named Paciocchi (Mario Carotenuto) arrives late for work only to find that the vault has been robbed.
Worried about his job, Paciocchi takes it upon himself to recover the stolen money, and along with a pair of bumbling thieves, manages to solve the crime.
The problem then becomes replacing the money in the vault, which requires another break-in, so Paciocchi hires a professional bank robber to do the job.
Like most Italian comedies of the time, the script by Bruno Corbucci and Giovanni Grimaldi relies heavily on farce and Carotenuto's incessant mugging for its limited charms.
Co-stars Andrea Checchi, Helene Chanel and Gina Rovere will be familiar to any fan of Italian films, and editor Franco Fraticelli would later become a frequent collaborator of horror icon Dario Argento.

Cast:
Mario Carotenuto, Marisa Merlini, Andrea Checchi, Gina Rovere, Gino Bramieri, Aroldo Tieri, Gabriele Antonini, Ombretta Colli, Nino Terzo

Director:
Lucio Fulci

 

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