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Sonor Music Editions present a reissue of Nico Fidenco's soundtrack of Emanuelle In America, originally released in 1977. The finest and rarest chapter of Emanuelle saga by the cult maestro Nico Fidenco and his loyal orchestra director Oscar Lindok (Giacomo Dell'Orso). Majestic original soundtrack of the sex thriller movie Emanuelle In America from 1977 directed by the legendary Joe D'Amato. Sexploitation cult and acclaimed director's third instalment of Black Emanuelle film series starring Dutch actress Laura Gemser. The deepest, intense and most thrilling volume of Black Emanuelle adventures with the best music cuts of the whole series. Spellbinding, breathtaking and wordless music with dreamy orchestral movements, unbelievable downtempo funk and timeless beats, mental Afro-beat and dancing percussion, sweet psychedelic guitars, subtle female chorus, heavy strings and orchestra, lounge-y sounds, driving funky drums and so on. Essential Italian OST masterpiece! Edition of 800.
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DGST 004CD
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Digitmovies release on CD, for the very first time in full edition, Nico Fidenco's drama Country Lady original soundtrack. Nico Fidenco (pseudonym of Domenico Colarossi), notorious singer and author of cult OSTs such as the Emanuelle series, has composed an evocative musical commentary directed by his all-time collaborator Giacomo Dell'Orso, which reflects the struggle both internal and physical of the members of a family. This daily battle full of resentment and humiliations has the Po valley fogs on the background, wistfully described by a recurring theme with strings, very sweet and sad, where a feeling of extreme loneliness emerges. The author contrasts the sweetness with dissonant tracks, which reflect the characters' mood. He also alternates many foxtrots of that period. For this CD, Digitmovies used Recording Session's stereo masters.
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Digitmovies presents the original soundtrack by Nico Fidenco for the film Blue Jeans. An EP single (RCA, TBBO 1114) was originally released with the songs "Blue Jeans" and "A Final Step", performed by the group Cyan, which open sides A and B. For this LP, Digitmovies used the original tapes in full stereo that were preserved in the RCA archives. Nico Fidenco composed a pleasant soundtrack with a pastoral flair which is dominated by the main theme, a romantic ballad where you hear a faster and slower vocal version. It is then reprised with different instruments: cheerful and rhythmic flute, harmonica and orchestra, harmonica and strings with a touch of country, harpsichord, and classic guitar. Directed in 1975 by Mario Imperoli, Blue Jeans starred Gloria Guida, Paolo Carlini, Annie Carol Edel, Gianluigi Chirizzi, Mario Pisu, Marco Tulli, Barbara Betti, Rino Bolognesi, Domenico Bua, and Mario Di Girolamo.
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LP version. The soundtrack appears here for the first time on vinyl; Edition of 300. Digitmovies presents the original soundtrack by Nico Fidenco for the film Blue Jeans. An EP single (RCA, TBBO 1114) was originally released with the songs "Blue Jeans" and "A Final Step", performed by the group Cyan, which open sides A and B. For this LP, Digitmovies used the original tapes in full stereo that were preserved in the RCA archives. Nico Fidenco composed a pleasant soundtrack with a pastoral flair which is dominated by the main theme, a romantic ballad where you hear a faster and slower vocal version. It is then reprised with different instruments: cheerful and rhythmic flute, harmonica and orchestra, harmonica and strings with a touch of country, harpsichord, and classic guitar. Directed in 1975 by Mario Imperoli, Blue Jeans starred Gloria Guida, Paolo Carlini, Annie Carol Edel, Gianluigi Chirizzi, Mario Pisu, Marco Tulli, Barbara Betti, Rino Bolognesi, Domenico Bua, and Mario Di Girolamo.
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DGST 009CD
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2015 release. Digitmovies release Nico Fidenco's complete soundtrack for the film La Ragazzina ("Monika"). Nico Fidenco composed a lovely OST, most certainly inspired by the young and beautiful Gloria Guida. In this OST, romantic melodies alternate with dance melodies popular in clubs in the mid-1970s. Edda Dell'Orso performs solo and her exceptional voice creates a sweet and magical atmosphere. Previously C.A.M. had released a promotional LP with 15 songs in full stereo, which Digitmovies rereleased for the first time on CD in 2007. After finding the original recording session in full stereo, the label added about 18 unedited minutes. Digitmovies discovered that the speed of the only master album available had been slowed down when they compared it to the current master tape used for this release. They've also added the songs "Why Are You Running Fast" and "The Flag", performed by the group La Rosa Dei Venti, which was released only as a rare single. Digitmovies used this single as their source because the original single master tape is lost forever and even after an adequate restoration, the quality of the sound was not comparable to the rest of the CD. Directed in 1974 by Mario Imperoli, La Ragazzina starred Gloria Guida, Paolo Carlini, Lucia Catullo, Gianluigi Chirizzi, Gian Carlo Cosma, Gianni Bortolotto, Colette Descombes, Luigi Antonio Guerra, Andrés Resino, Umberto Scaglioni, and Piera Vidale. Sixteen-year-old Monika has attracted the attention of her classmates as well as of other more mature men in the town of Lignano Sabbiadoro in Veneto. One of her classmates, Leo, becomes friends with her but he does not have her best interest in mind as he arranges to hook up his young female classmates with rich men. But his plan fails with Monika when she becomes interested in her art history teacher. However, she is unaware that the teacher has a relationship with the troubled and unsatisfied wife of Moroni, a rich lawyer who has taken a fancy to Monika. While pursuing Monika at the end, Moroni is run over and killed instantly.
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RED 204P-LP
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The legendary Nico Fidenco's score for the 1975 Italian-Spanish softcore sexploitation film Black Emanuelle is by turns sultry and serious, fun and funky. The sound is sophisticated, groovy, and melodically memorable, mixing Latin rhythms -- in a continuous sexual tension with the exotic images of the beautiful lead Laura Gemser -- and electronic textures that show the influence of early techno masters such as Giorgio Moroder and Kraftwerk.
A brand new line of gorgeous picture discs from Morricone, Cipriani, Fidenco, and more on Dagored. Since 1998, the esteemed Italian soundtrack and library reissue label Dagored has been releasing deluxe and limited vinyl reissues of classics from Morricone to Cipriani, Fidenco and more. With releases ranging from sweeping orchestral scores to blistering library jazz-funk, Dagored has always been ahead of the curve; they began reissuing obscure Poliziotteschi and horror soundtracks way back when many current reissue label heads were still in primary school. Dagored has put together a series of titles that -- given the beauty of their cover artwork -- they could not help but offer them as fabulous picture discs.
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Sonor Music Editions present a reissue of Stati D'animo Vol.2, aka "Feeling", originally released as part of the CmL series on CAM in 1973. The jam behind Stati D'animo Vol.2 featured Nico Fidenco (aka Donimak), Giacomo and Gianni Dell'Orso, and other musicians. Tracks appear signed by Donimak (Fidenco's alias), Tamborelli (standing for Aldo Tamborrelli, aka Ghein), and the mysterious Nicoletta Bozzai behind the pseudonym, Morfina. A totally killer Italian library album, with the most outstanding funk and jazz-funk vibes and female vocals to die for, knitted drum patterns and top-notch, vintage dancefloor funk tunes. Moody and funky score music for action, movement, and romantic scenes. Renewed artwork; Includes original inner sleeve; Edition of 500.
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RED 230LP
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Dagored present the first extended vinyl release of Nico Fidenco's soundtrack for the 1966 film, Per il Gusto di Uccidere. This is a classic soundtrack from the great Nico Fidenco, composer of Black Emanuelle (RED 204LP, 1975), for the western movie Per il Gusto di Uccidere from the cult director Tonino Valeri, who also directed My Name Is Nobody (1973) and Day of Anger (1964). Fidenco is linked to the tradition of the great spaghetti western soundtracks such as the ones composed by Ennio Morricone and Bruno Nicolai, with a lot of classic musical elements and the help of I Cantori Moderni of Alessandro Alessandroni but with his personal and special "touch". Double colored vinyl. Edition of 500.
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Nico Fidenco's score for the 1980 Italian zombie film Zombi Holocaust is a thing of beauty and great depth -- a rich blend of electronic/synthesizer tracks, experimental electronics, and soaring acoustic and orchestral numbers with tinges of Spaghetti Western soundtracks, frenetic drumming coupled with woodwind instruments, and chants and manipulated wordless vocals. This selection includes tracks that feature dark synthesizers, drones, and slow-burning electronic beats. Mannequin Records founder Alessandro Adriani used to play tracks from the soundtrack in his DJ sets; here, he transforms "The Magic Is in Progress" into a ten-minute dancefloor acid/EBM ride.
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RED 205LP
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2014 release. Nico Fidenco's score for the 1976 Italian sexploitation film Black Emanuelle: Orient Reportage aka Black Emanuelle Goes East aka Emanuelle in Bangkok is a seminal soundtrack that will set you on an Italian groove odyssey. The film is probably the most depraved of all the volumes of the Emanuelle series. Maestro Fidenco relies heavily on layered strings, horns, flutes, violins, and an array of exotic instruments and aims for eclecticism in playing with versions of the main theme. No one is ever the same after... Black Emanuelle! Plays at 45 RPM. Released alongside Fidenco's score for the first film in the series, Black Emanuelle (RED 204LP).
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