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A 1971 film with a unique take on the old west -- electric guitars and drum kits are there.
It's odd, but comes together rather well.
Composer/actor John Rubinstein plays the lead.
By: Jimme Haskell
"Carmino Waltz" by John Rubinstein
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3n6Nccb9CM
Highlights:
0:40 in. (I can't tell where the cue ends, so I'll go with where I think it's crossfaded, for the length; 2:25)
5:16 in. (0:46)
8:28 in. (0:58)
15:42 in. (2:08)
18:20 in. Haskell's rock-oriented arrangement of a classical piece. (2:45)
25:47 in. (1:27)
26:20 in. (0:45)
27:35 in. (1:15)
29:32 in. (0:52)
42:52 in. (2:18)
47:27 in. (0:50)
48:17 in. (1:58)
50:51 in. What passes for a love theme. The cues then goes into some oddly Indian-sounding music. (1:35)
52:42 in. (0:55)*
53:47 in. (2:07)
55:50 in. (0:10) (tag this onto 52:42)
56:52 in. Transitions into a song (I hope the vocals were recorded separately). (3:36)+
1:01:37 in. (2:36)
1:03:04 in. (0:43)
1:05:25 in. (2:42)
1:08:07 in. (0:13)
1:09:27 in. (0:34)
1:11:01 in. (0:29)
1:13:24 in. Wild drum kit playing. (1:46)
1:15:34 in. More wild drum kit playing; obviously this shoudl be edited onto the cue above. Presumably by Elvin Jones. (0:19)
1:15:56 in. (0:46)
1:20:00 in. Faded out early in the film. (1:32)
1:24:08 in. (0:45)
1:25:14 in. Obviously this is just the above cue continuing, so they should be edited together. (0:30)
1:28:09 in. 1:30:00: I just love this to pieces. (4:19)
And the soundtrack has the Main Title without the drum kit heard in the film, so that's two versions. I'll add this on, too. (2:34)
TOTAL SCORE TIME: 44:38
(songs not counted, except that one cue mentioned above)
The first comment displayed in the comments section, is actually made by one of the actors from the film.
* = "Ah, cee, Mr. Colt, right this way, please." (LOL)
+ = Would you like to Mark Snow and Michael Kamen playing instruments half naked around a bed while two people make love? No? Too bad, 'cause that's what you're gonna get. No idea who the third guy is. And the fourth guy who magically appears briefly.
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