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Link to the theme from A Fist Full Of Dollars ====> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdfmSfCST8I

somewhat more complex than the Good The Bad and The Ugly

Yes, I would say it is more complex too, great musicians and fun to watch them play it.

I do both on the harmonica. In fact, just about anything Morricone. Be gad to play them for you if you ever visit.

North Country Gal wrote:I do both on the harmonica. In fact, just about anything Morricone. Be gad to play them for you if you ever visit.

You're invited on the next cattle drive.

You'll have to put it on you tube.

I really enjoyed that, JEBar. Thank you for posting it!

daytime dave wrote:You'll have to put it on you tube.

I second that go ahead NCG upload it to the tube for us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZX56rbqZhto. Thanks for the post JEBar after I listened to yours I watched this one while I ate my oatmeal. Al

BigAl52 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZX56rbqZhto. Thanks for the post JEBar after I listened to yours I watched this one while I ate my oatmeal. Al

Hell is coming to breakfast.

"Die'n' ain't much of a livin' boy."...gotta love Clint.

"Ever notice that you come across somebody once in a while that you shouldn't have messed with ? That's me" ..... Grand Torino

I watched one of the clips from that yesterday and wanted to post a link to it but the language runs over the G limit. Al

JEBar wrote:"Ever notice that you come across somebody once in a while that you shouldn't have messed with ? That's me" ..... Grand Torino

I love that movie too.

Cate

Morricone and the man with no name - a marriage made in heaven. I seem to remember reading that Sergio Leone paced the films to the music, because he couldn't bear to cut any of it short. I was always caught between Eastwood and Van Cleef, Clint had all the best lines but Lee seemed to bring more depth to his characters - particularly Col Mortimer.