Your favourite Morricone's lesser known works

[titoli]

For example, the tarantella from Allonsanfan.

[Groggy]

I remember hearing a song from something called "Even If I Wanted to Work, What Would I Do?" (or something like that) which was a very bizarre track using the same "wop" noise used in DYS. I haven't heard it in like six years but it's still stuck in the back of my mind.

[Tuco the ugly]

"Abolicao"

I'm crazy about that one.

[titoli]

here's what Groggy was hinting at:

http://www.towerrecords.co.jp/sitemap/CSfCardMain.jsp?GOODS_NO=729929&GOODS_SORT_CD=101

"Abolicao"

I'm crazy about that one.

Yeah, but reminds me too much of Navajo Joe's main theme.

[Tuco the ugly]

Yeah, but reminds me too much of Navajo Joe's main theme.

Navajo Joe is one league lower.

[Mw/NNrules]

The score for Danger: Diabolik is interesting, for lack of a better word.

[Tucumcari Bound]

I liked his work in "The Hellbenders."

I also think his work in "Casualties of War" is some of the best he's ever done, but it often doesn't come up.

[The Firecracker]

I have a 1973 (2?) record album titled Ennio Morricone Un Film Una Musica which has many title tracks that I like very much such as METELLO, COSA AVETE FATTO A SOLANGE?, UCCELLACCI e UCCELLINI, MADDELINA, IL MAESTRO e MARGHERITA, SACCO e VANZETTI and others that will probably be more recognisable to some of us here as it goes into Western and Crime territory.

[The Firecracker]

His Giallo score for BLACK BELLY OF THE TARANTULA is also a favorite. I like the girl's moans in the title track very creepy and sensual.

[Banjo]

I've been meaning to check out the Morricone/Baez collaboration SACCO AND VANZETTI having sampled two wonderful sampler tracks on a Morricone compilation.Baez topical lyrics and soaring but pure pitch perfect vocals,not to mention Morricone wonderful orchestrations,really makes me want to see the movie too.

[Noodles_SlowStir]

I have copies of Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!, Lolita and The Legend Of 1900.  I do listen to them quite a bit.

[Rojo Ramone]

Another vote for HELLBENDERS.

[Mw/NNrules]

From Netflix, I got a movie called A Lizard In A Women's Skin. A Lucio Fulci movie. Morricone did the score, which was one thing I liked about a movie I didn't. It wasn't amazing, but interesting.

[marmota-b]

What counts as a lesser known work?

Ever since hearing "Nuddu" from Il Belissimo Nevembre (I hope I wrote the title right - and at first I thought it was from Great Silence, because it's on the same album), I think that is my favourite.

(And, look, this is my first post in the new section!)

[titoli]

(I hope I wrote the title right

Sorry, you didn't. But thanks for the heads up.