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| 1. Introduction - Roy Budd | |||
| 2. Dialogue - Michael Caine, Alun Armstrong | |||
| 3. Main Theme/ Carter Takes A Train - Roy Budd | |||
| 4. Dialogue - Michael Caine, Alun Armstrong | |||
| 5. Looking For Someone - Roy Budd, unknown ensemble | |||
| 6. Dialogue - Michael Caine, Ian Hendry | |||
| 7. Something On My Mind - Roy Budd | |||
| 8. Dialogue - Michael Caine, Dorothy White | |||
| 9. Getting Nowhere In A Hurry - Roy Budd and His Orchestra | |||
| 10. Dialogue - Michael Caine, Geraldine Moffat | |||
| 11. The Girl In The Car - Roy Budd | |||
| 12. Dialogue - Michael Caine, Britt Ekland | |||
| 13. Love Is A Four Letter Word - Roy Budd and His Orchestra | |||
| 14. Dialogue - Michael Caine, Rosemarie Dunham | |||
| 15. Livin' Should Be That Way - Roy Budd | |||
| 16. Dialogue - Michael Caine | |||
| 17. Manhunt - Roy Budd | |||
| 18. Dialogue - Michael Caine, Ian Hendry | |||
| 19. Goodbye Eric! - Roy Budd | |||
| 20. Goodbye Carter! - Roy Budd | |||
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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is an absolutely classic film soundtrack for a classic 1971 British film - and one of Michael Caine's finest too (in my opinion, THE definitive Caine thriller). Until Castle Music remastered and reissued this album recently, it had only been made available on a rare and obscure Japanese vinyl LP. The remastering job on this CD (in typical Castle fashion) is to be highly commended - this is one of the warmest digital remasters I've ever heard. For those of you who only a reasonably decent turntable (or even a high-end one!) it's well worth tracking down the reissued vinyl version too.... In any case, this CD is a must-have for anyone who is a fan of this great film.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The classic 1971 film Get Carter, starring Michael Caine in one of his greatest roles, is a great film. Part of what makes it great is the score from Roy Budd. As film scores go I think it stands up there with anything by Lalo Schiffrin or Ennio Morricone. It forms a perfect backdrop for the film, from setting the mood as Carter travels North, to the grand slashing chords as the action reaches a climax in the emotionally charged finale.
The score is heavily influenced by the jazz and blues of the early 70s/late 60s. In its own right it is a series of classic tracks that stand up by themselves, and can be listened to in isolation from the film (though the film cannot be seen in isolation from the music!) It is track after track of great British jazz,
This edition of the soundtrack also contains several lines of dialogue from the film, interspersed between the tracks. These are some of the best lines, but might not mean anything to anyone who has not seen the film. This edition comes in a jewel case in a card slip case. Enclosed is also a large poster with the cover image.
An excellent release of a great soundtrack. 5 stars.
The score is heavily influenced by the jazz and blues of the early 70s/late 60s. In its own right it is a series of classic tracks that stand up by themselves, and can be listened to in isolation from the film (though the film cannot be seen in isolation from the music!) It is track after track of great British jazz,
This edition of the soundtrack also contains several lines of dialogue from the film, interspersed between the tracks. These are some of the best lines, but might not mean anything to anyone who has not seen the film. This edition comes in a jewel case in a card slip case. Enclosed is also a large poster with the cover image.
An excellent release of a great soundtrack. 5 stars.
Format:Audio CD
The more you listen to this album the more you realise it's brilliance.the classic title track then leads you through the narrative ,the dark world of the mobster bent on revenge for his murdered brother. some of the tracks have a distinct 'hippy san fransico'feel about them some almost phsycadelic ,later on into the sound track some of the songs are repeated but altered & sound more 'dark'and of course the great 'pub singer' track 'how about you'all strung together with dialogue from the film .great to listen to on a car journey.
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Published on 31 July 2003
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