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CDDM 283CD
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Due Samurai Per 100 Geishe ("Two Samurai For 100 Geisha"): This unprecedented original soundtrack was written by Nico Fidenco and Luis Bacalov. In 2010, a nearly seven-minute-long suite was released by GDM Music in the box set Nico Fidenco: My First Fifty Years. Previously RCA had released a single, RCA containing the songs "The Two Samurai" ("I Due Samurai") and "Judo Twist". Fidenco and Bacalov wrote a lively main dance score sung by a choir which is reprised in an alternative version of the single and changed in another track. Despite the humor in the film, the OST is very orchestral and dramatic as it develops, with a recurring oriental feel. The authors put together a mystical holy melody which is contrasted with many battle motifs. The music closes with the "Judo Twist" from the fabulous American style orchestra. Digitmovies used the mono master tapes from the original recording session which allowed them to publish forty minutes of music. Due Samurai Per 100 Geishe was directed in 1962 by Giorgio Simonelli. Franco E Ciccio E Le Vedove Allegre ("Franco, Ciccio And The Cheerful Widows"): Carlo Savina wrote a brilliant original soundtrack where he used his talent to create a range of fun melodies. These include the absurd vocal effects of the Cantori Moderni and wind instruments with dampers alternating with lounge pieces like bossa, slow, and three fantastic danceable pieces including two wild shakes. Digitmovies used the mono master tapes from the original recording session to release thiry+ minutes of music. Franco E Ciccio E Le Vedove Allegre was directed in 1968 by Marino Girolami.
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