LP 180 GRAM
(limited edition 500 hand numbered copies)

TRACKLIST

A1. Le Altre (Seq. 2 - Titoli) 5:02
A2. Le Altre (Seq. 3) 3:17
A3. Le Altre (Seq. 5) 4:03
A4. Le Altre (Seq. 29 - Titoli Alternativi #2) 2:57
A5. Le Altre (Bossa Corta / Bonus Track) 4:08
A6. Le Altre (Seq. 7) 3:09
B1. Le Altre (Seq. 9) 4:26
B2. Le Altre (Seq. 20) 2:59
B3. Le Altre (Seq. 21) 4:04
B4. Le Altre (Seq. 28) 2:08
B5. Le Altre (Seq. 1 - Prologo) 3:13
B6. Le Altre (Seq. 17) 3:38


Easily comparable to the vaste number of movies from the erotic-dramatic genre popular between sixties and seventies, Alessandro Fallay's Le Altre - a pretty much unknown director of Iranian origins - boasts an amazing soundtrack from the unforgettable Piero Piccioni, one of the acclaimed masters of the genre. The album moves between easy listening atmospheres to jazz and lounge, among Roma and Cinecittà's summers parfumes. Everything topped off with woods, Hammond and guitars.
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TRACKLIST

A1. Titoli 1:45
A2. M36/M38/M6/M37/M9 2:13
A3. M31/M27/M35/M33 4:23
A4. M13/M14/M8 1:54
A5. M26/M7/M5/M16 4:13
A6. Hold Up (Versione Disco) 3:22
B1. M40 3:00
B2. M22 4:04
B3. M32 2:08
B4. No. 3 (Versione Disco) 2:50
B5. M40 (Versione Spagnola) 3:06
B6. M19/M4 2:16

When you think about italian crime movies, one of the first names to get to your mind is probably Franco Micalizzi, the maestro behind terrific and unforgettable soundtracks like Napoli violenta and Italia a mano armata. Through all is carrier, nonetheless, there's room also for some less known, but still mentionable works. One of them is Hold Up, made up of dizzying escapes, funky breakbeat and some less frantic episode.

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LP 180 GRAM
(limited edition 500 hand numbered copies)

TRACKLIST

A1. M223:32
A2. M41:44
A3. M6 Bis5:41
A4. M52:17
A5. M23 (Long Version) 2:06
A6. M82:57
B1. M180:51
B2. M114:00
B3. M135:18
B4. M165:40
B5. M202:50

Micalizzi, during the seventies apart from his classic works, has taken part and made the soundtrack also for erotic movies. One of them is Adolescenza Perversa. The two sexy characters of the movie (Femi Benussi and Marisa Longo) move to the rhythm of wonderful orchestrations, beat scratches, persuasive tunes and the funky beat, a real trademark of the roman composer.
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A1. Strana gente 2:25
A2. Mr. Ice Cream 2:59
A3. Week-End On Ice 1:30
A4. Mr. Ice Cream Again 0:58
A5. Troppo dolce? Prego! 2:00
A6. Un gelato per tutti 1:48
A7. Una creatura sensibile 3:54

B1. Strana gente 2:19
B2. Mr. Ice Cream all'opera 1:16
B3. Billy's Ice Cream 0:57
B4. Fino all'ultimo gelato 1:14
B5. Pedigree 2:08
B6. Semifreddo 2:24
B7. Mr. Ice Cream nel chiostro 1:16
B8. Nuovi ricchi 3:20

A 1969 co-production between Cinevic and Rai TV for a mini television series that was aired in 3 parts - April 17 to May 1, 1969 - directed by Dino Bartolo Partesano, under the production of Pino Passalacqua, and played by Valentina Cortese, Oreste Lionello and Paolo Villaggio. The promotional record, printed by CAM in 1969 and produced by Giuseppe Giacchi, features easy-listening instrumental material, performed by the orchestra directed by Maestro Ferrio, the 4 + 4 choir by Nora Orlandi and the voices of Olympia and Peppino Gagliardi in the songs "Sensitive Creature" and "Strange People", with lyrics written by Antonio Amurri and Partesano himself. Composed and orchestrated by Gianni Ferrio. Artistic production by Franco De Gemini.
Available for the first time since it's original release, this limited edition vinyl reissue is limited to 500 hand-numbered copies (The first 200 copies are pressed on colored vinyl).
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A1. Una vita violenta 3:42
A2. Theme Song 2:42
A3. Irene 1:46
A4. Vita violenta 1:51
A5. Tu sarai così 2:42
A6. Preparazione e ultimo sogno 2:20
A7. Valzer Chic 1:51
A8. Autoradio 2:49

B1. Esterno notte 1:31
B2. Jazz Theme Song 1:59
B3. Serenata cha cha cha 2:47
B4. Serenata milonga 1:52
B5. String of Pearl Twist 3:05
B6. Valzer Chic Reverie 2:11
B7. Easy Calypso 1:44
B8. Theme Song 2:08
B9. Vita violenta titoli 3:42

The dark jazz masterpiece by Piero Piccioni written for the film directed by Paolo Heusch in 1962, played by Franco Citti and taken from the novel under the same title written by Pier Paolo Pasolini. Produced and made by CAM on a rare and sophisticated LP, the music of Piero Piccioni for this film embraces the jazz big band's frantic pulsations, directed by the Master - who sits on the piano - with symphonism and the best popular Italian melodic tradition brass, dart, bows and rhythm.
Available for the first time since it's original release, this limited edition vinyl reissue is limited to 500 hand-numbered copies.
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A1. Il dono del Nilo 2:54
A2. Abusimbel 4:26
A3. Verso il Sudan 1:46
A4. Colossi di Memnone 6:40
A5. Danzatrici del ventre 1:52
A6. Cleopatra 5:20

B1. Mercato arabo 3:24
B2. Ramses 3:40
B3. Twist del faraone 2:54
B4. Mausoleo dell'Agakan 3:19
B5. Echi di battaglie 3:52
B6. La Valle dei Re 5:15
B7. Magia delle acque 3:26

Piero Umiliani writes music for the Rai TV documentary produced by Gigi Martello and Lionello Torossi for Fremantle Italiana in 1964 titled "Il Dono del Nilo", directed by Corrado Sofia, with whom the Florentine musician will collaborate several times for television tuning. Originally printed by CAM on LP and 7" "The Gift of the Nile / Arab Market ", both very rare and sought after, contain exotic flavors and world-easy listening. These sessions were recorded made in Rome in September of 1964 with the orchestra directed by Umiliani himself and the participation of singer Tawfik Yussr.
Available for the first time since it's original release, this limited edition vinyl reissue is limited to 700 hand-numbered copies.
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LP GATEFOLD 180 GRAM + POSTER (limited edition 500 hand numbered copies)

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A1. Controfigura 3:08
A2. We're Two, At Least! 2:25
A3. Russian Dance 1:40
A4. Per tutte le strade 1:36
A5. Swing e sesso 1:58
A6. Old Night Club Sound 1:28
A7. Two Cars Only 2:02
A8. Per tutte le strade1:20

B1. We're Two, At Least! 2:26
B2. Swing e sesso 2:49
B3. Controfigura 1:40
B4. Two Cars Only 1:44
B5. Per tutte le strade 1:40
B6. Swing e sesso 1:07
B7. Controfigura 1:40
B8. Per tutte le strade 2:44

The jazz beat soundtrack, composed by Maestro Rustichelli for the Caper / Crime Movie "Stuntman" directed by Marcello Baldi in 1968. The film starred Gina Lollobrigida, Robert Viharo, Marisa Mell and Marie Dubois. The orchestra was directed in the studio by Bruno Nicolai, with the participation of Alessandro Alessandroni's "I Cantori Moderni" (The Modern Singers) choir and was produced by Franco De Gemini. The first print of this soundtrack was released by CAM in 1969 and is one of the most sought after records by record collectors around the globe.
Available for the first time since it's original release, this limited edition vinyl reissue is limited to 500 hand-numbered copies (The first 200 copies are pressed on colored vinyl).
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LP GATEFOLD 180 GRAM + POSTER (limited edition 500 hand numbered copies)

TRACKLIST
A1. The Criminal Gang 3:01
A2. The False Hostage 2:04
A3. Temptation And Sledge 2:22
A4. The Cruel Kidnapper 1:41
A5. The Child And The Sister 1:18
A6. Hunting The Gang 1:06
A7. A Man Before Your Time 3:53
A8. Shall We Dance? 2:02
A9. Hard Falling 2:21
A10. Too Much Nosy 0:55

B1. Death In The Cave 1:45
B2. The No-Peace Pursuit 4:22
B3. Damned Bricks 2:03
B4. A Snare For Betti 1:31
B5. A Nosy Guy 1:05
B6. The Criminal Gang 1:37
B7. An Angel, A Devil 1:44
B8. Black And White Ending 0:52
B9. A Dirty Trick 1:04
B10. A Tree Cold Hurt 2:46

The first release in the Crime Combo series, in collaboration with the BEAT Records Company and for the fisrt time on vinyl, is the soundtrack to the Italian "polizziottesco" movie "Italia A Mano Armata". The movie was directed in 1976 by Franco Martinelli.
The soundtrack is an excellent strength test by maestro composer Franco Micalizzi that for this movie has created a varied and passionate score, tapping the wind sections into an irresistible seventies funk crescendo and alternating melodic themes. The soundtrack feature the track "The No-Peace Pursuit" that was later on selected by Quentin Tarantino for his Grindhouse Movie "Death Proof". If you love 70ies crime soundtracks, this is a must for your collection!
The soundtracks is released in a hand numbered 500 copies limited edition 180 gr vinyl in gatefold sleeve including the original cinema poster of the movie.


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LP GATEFOLD 180 GRAM + POSTER (limited edition 500 hand numbered copies)

TRACKLIST
A1. Welcome To Napoli 0:50
A2. Folk And Violence 2:24
A3. Crime Outcome 0:30
A4. The Violent Face 1:33
A5. Fire In The Garage 2:48
A6. Ten Minutes To One 2:35
A7. Naples' Alley 1:40
A8. Rush For A Sign 2:42
A9. Get Down The Train 1:43
A10. I Won't Say It 0:46
A11. A Man Before Your Time (Instrumental) 3:38

B1. Tira 'A Rezza, Oj Piscatore 3:22
B2. Targeting A Killer 1:30
B3. Looking For Capuano 1:13
B4. Bitter Success 0:34
B5. Useless Waiting 0:45
B6. Trap And Death 1:45
B7. The Giant Is Dead 1:06
B8. Thus Ended The General 1:09
B9. Get Back To Fight 1:06
B10. A Man Before Your Time (Vocal) 3:53

The second release that completes the Crime Combo series is in collaboration with the BEAT Records Company and it's released for the fisrt time on vinyl too. It's the soundtrack to the 1976 movie directed by Umberto Lenzi "Napoli Violenta".
The fabulous music is another master shot from maestro Franco Micalizzi where funk and folk melt in a brilliant orchestration enriched by the typical arrangements of the 70ies crime movie soundtracks. It features the songs "A Man Before Your Time" performed by the Bulldog and "Tira A' Rezza, Oj Piscatore" by soloist Raul. Surely another unmissable soundtrack release.
The soundtracks is released in a hand numbered 500 copies limited edition 180 gr vinyl in gatefold sleeve including the original cinema poster of the movie."Disagio Sociale" is a rare and beautiful album and it's important that's the first release of the newborn Italian label Spettro. Let's celebrate!




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