The old release which contained the same tracks also included the score for La notte dei serpenti so that would still be the release to get if you’re hooked on spaghetti.
So it seems that Beat Records, in conjunction with Chris’ Soundtrack Corner, will soon be re-releasing the soundtrack to Keoma and Il Cacciatore Di Squali.
Next Saturday, April 21th, on the occasion of the 21th edition of music day Rome, beat records offers you a resounding meeting with director enzo g. Castellari for a moment dedicated to two films, of absolute worship, directed by him: Keoma and the shark hunter.
The fine music for these fabulous films, made up of the brothers de angelis, are now finally available on cd published by the German label Chris soundtrack corner, on license from the beat records company. With the director and other surprise guests we will talk about how much these have contributed to the success of the films, which are now considered among the greatest feature films of the 70. S, and also the memory of that era thanks to the tales of Enzo G Castellari, Already Author of a wonderful biography, (White shoots, and bloodbuster) in which he has covered behind the scenes of his professional life and not.
In addition to the CD of the sound columns of keoma and de the shark Hunter, we will have available the biography of master castellari, the white shoots, and a stand with thousands of rare soundtrack of Italian and international cinema!
The appointment is for Saturday 21 April, at 15:30 pm at music day Rome, xx edition, hotel mercure Roma West, via heroes of kefalonia 301 (Spinaceto).
Been after those scores since I started collecting. Never managed to pick up the original Hexacord-release that contained tracks from both. Il cacciatore di squali is also known as Jungle Django in Germany so a semi spaghetti western
The tracks will be the exact same as those found on the 25 year old Hexacord release minus the ones for a third movie that was on the original release so that’s kind of disappointing.
To any/all of you gentlemen who have bought/are buying the Keoma soundtrack: I’ve got a recording of myself scraping my fingernails down a chalkboard for three hours straight whilst walloping a sackful of cats with a tennis racquet. All yours for a fiver.
Those tracks on the Hexacord release of the third film our not to bad aswell a shame. The Hexacord release is one the first soundtracks I purchased on CD.