*****This is an acoustic live performance of the theme by its original guitar player and whistler, Alessandroni.
-The original song is from "PER UN PUGNO DI DOLLARI" (Italy, 1964)
-"A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS" (USA)
-"FOR EN HANDFULL DOLLAR" (Finland (Swedish title)/ Sweden)
-"KOURALLINEN DOLLAREITA" (Finland)
-"FUR EINE HANDVOLL DOLLAR" (Austria / West Germany)
-"POR UM PUNHADO DE DOLARES" (Brazil / Portugal)
-"POUR UNE POIGNEE DE DOLLARS" (Canada (French title) / France)
-"FOR A FISTFULL OF DOLLARS" (UK)
-"KOYA NO YOJIMBO" (Japan)
-"En Nævefuld dollars" (Denmark)
-"PENTRU UN PUMN DE DOLARI" (Romania)
-"POR UN PUNADO DE DOLARES" (Spain)
-"ZA SAKU DOLARA"(Yugoslavia (Serbian title))
Composer: Ennio Morricone
Performer: Alessandro Alessandroni and Cantori Moderni (Modern Singers)
Alessandro Alessandroni is the secret weapon of Italian film scores. It's his tough surf guitar and eerie whistling in all the "Spaghetti Westerns" (like "THE GOOD, THE BAD, & THE UGLY"). He was a multi-instrumentalist on all of Morricone, Umiliani, and the others' soundtracks. His choral group, the Cantori Moderni (Modern Singers), do all the chanting and singing. He sang the original "MAH NA MAH NA" (1968) that The Muppets borrowed. He composed his own film scores, like "El Puro", "Lady Frankenstein", and "Killer Nun". He explored every style from western surf, sitar pop, lounge jazz, cop funk, prog rock, to electronics. He's still with us making great music. Give him some love and buy his music online.
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