The first volume in a series the gumshoe is compiling featuring some of the most fun discoveries in 60s & 70s Italian library production music. Ranging from jazz to rock to soundtrack to avant garde and permutations of all that and more–vol 1 is heavy on spaghetti western gems–tracks from movies often filmed in Italy and scored by Italians to replicate/conjure the wild west of 1800s United States. Many late 60s psych rock and weirdies offset the gunslinger fare–much of this music was created without specific movies or advertisements in mind–it was simply made to be housed in production facilities that would peruse (the often nondescript) records and find cues to use in television, cinema and advertisements. These treats are just the tip of the iceberg of what has been discovered and continues to be uncovered. Enjoy!
1. Djurado #10 – Gianni Ferrio 0:00
2. Polyphony – Sandro Brugnolini 3:18
3. Cortex – Sandro Brugnolini 5:52
4. Ti Ho Sposato Per Allegria – Piero Piccioni 8:49
5. Ambiente Elegante – Franco Bonfanti 11:49
6. Corpus – Nino Rapicavoli 14:38
7. Ostinazione – Armando Sciascia 16:27
8. Seq. 3 – Roberto Pregadio & Romano Mussolini 18:36
9. Presse – Francesco Tamponi 20:32
10. Omicidio Per Vacazione – Stefano Torossi 22:59
11. Crying – Roberto Pregadio 25:28
12. Description – The Braen’s Machine 27:42
13. Tequilla #5 – Lallo Gori 31:39
14. Eliotropio – Ernesto Nicelli 32:50
15. Città del Capo – Gerardo Iacoucci 35:11
16. Dipnoi – Blue Phantom 38:19
17. La Partenza – Bruno Nicolai 41:07
18. America Paese de Dio #2 – Armando Travajoli/Angelo Lavagnino 44:06
19. Blood River – Piero Umiliani 46:09
20. Tensione delta – Peymont 49:41
21. Big Noise – Piero Piccioni 51:42
22. Way On – Roberto Conrado 54:04
23. Monitor Jazz – Carlo Rustichelli 56:44
24. Gadget – Piero Umiliani 58:57
25. Nella Balera – Alessandro Alessandroni E I Cantori Moderni 1:01:47
26. Cinque bambole per una luna d’agosto – Piero Umiliani 1:04:04
27. La Rai Si Presenta – Piero Piccioni 1:11:06
28. Tradimento – Gerardo Iacoucci 1:14:52
29. Return of Sabata – Marcello Giambini 1:17:45
