Ennio Morricone - Una Lucertola Con la Pelle Di Donna (Original Soundtrack) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Limited 180 gram vinyl LP pressing of this album from the classic rock band. Pump is the tenth studio album by Aerosmith, released on September 12, 1989. Pump incorporates the use of keyboards and a horn section on many of the singles (InchLove in an ElevatorInch, InchThe Other SideInch), and contains straightforward rockers (InchF.I.N.E.Inch, InchYoung LustInch), the ballad InchWhat It TakesInch, songs about issues such as incest and murder (InchJanie's Got a GunInch) and drug and alcohol abuse (InchMonkey on My BackInch), [4] as well as a variety of instrumental interludes such as InchHoodooInch and InchDulcimer Stomp.Inch The album has certified sales of seven million copies in the U.S. and is tied with it's successor Get a Grip as Aerosmith's second best-selling studio album in the U.S. (Toys in the Attic leads with eight million). Album Tracks 1. Young Lust 2. F.I.N.E 3. Going Down/ Love in An Elevator 4. Monkey on My Back 5. Water Song/Janie's Got a Gun 1. Dulcimer Stomp/ the Other Side 2. My Girl 3. Don't Get Mad, Get Even 4. Hoodoo/ Voodoo Medicine Man 5. What It Takes/Hidden Instrumental

Album Tracks 1. Il Mio Nome E' Nessuno 2. Buona Fortuna Jack 3. Mucchio Selvaggio 4. Se Sei Qualcuno E' Colpa Mia 5. Con I Migliori Auguri 6. Uno Strano Barbiere 7. Più Delle Valchirie 8. Una Insolita Attesa 9. Balletto Degli Specchi 10. Favola Dell'uccellino 11. Il Mio Nome E' Nessuno (#2) 12. Buona Fortuna Jack (#2) 13. Mucchio Selvaggio (#2) 14. Uno Strano Barbiere (#2) 15. Il Mio Nome E' Nessuno (#3) 16. Se Sei Qualcuno E' Colpa Mia (#2) 17. Buona Fortuna Jack (#3) 18. Mucchio Selvaggio (#3) 19. Uno Strano Barbiere (#3) 20. Mucchio Selvaggio (#4) 21. Il Mio Nome E' Nessuno (#4) 22. Mucchio Selvaggio (#5) 23. Se Sei Qualcuno E' Colpa Mia (#3)

Digitmovies publishes a triple-CD box set entitled InchTHE ENNIO MORRICONE DESERT TV TRILOGYInch with Ennio Morricone's soundtracks from the TV series InchSecret of the SaharaInch (1988), InchThe law of the desertInch a.k.a. InchBeyond justiceInch (1991) and InchThe sands of timeInch a.k.a. InchTower of the FirstbornInch (1999). SECRET OF THE SAHARA THE SOUNDTRACK Ennio Morricone with InchSecret of the SaharaInch achieved great sales success, especially thanks to the song InchSaharan DreamInch performed by Amii Stewart (Tr. 16). At the time, Italian RCA released a CD (RCA - 74321 34225 2) and a 33 rpm (RCA BL 71559) with sixteen tracks selected by the author. This material was released in France on CD (RCA BD71947) and on vinyl (RCA BL71947). In 2018, the same material was reissued on vinyl by Monte Stella Records (MSR-1220008). In 2007 Maestro Morricone approved six previously unreleased tracks for an expanded edition, which GDM released on CD (GDM 4107), now that expanded version is back on CD, with a duration of 76 14 minutes. Ennio Morricone wrote an epic theme for orchestra and choir, introduced by the bass flute (Tr. 1), repeated in Tr. 8, Tr. 12 and in Tr. 22 where Edda Dell'Orso's crystal voice is the absolute protagonist. To this recurring motif the composer alternates dramatic and suspenseful pieces (Tr. 2), others melodic and sensual (Tr. 3, 5, 9, 10, 11, 15), epic-mystical (Tr. 14), and dances (Tr. 17, 18). Ennio Morricone also used InchThe mountainInch (Tr. 4) and InchThe golden doorInch (Tr. 7), themes directed by Franco Ferrara, which were originally written, recorded and never used in John Huston's film InchThe BibleInch (1966), which instead used the music of Japanese composer Toshiro Mayuzumi. DIRECTION AND CAST Directed in 1988 by Alberto Negrin with Michael York, Ben Kingsley, Miguel Bose, James Farentino, Andie MacDowell, Ana Obregon, Mathilda May