Ennio Morricone - Sergio Leone Greatest Western Music of All Time (Remastered HQ Audio)
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- Sergio Leone, one of the greatest movie directors of all time wonderfully soundtracked by his friend Maestro Ennio Morricone.
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1. Watch Chimes 0:00
2. The Ecstasy of Gold - feat. Edda Dell'Orso 1:08
3. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 4:28
4. A Fistful of Dollars - Main Theme 7:09
5. Once Upon a Time in the West - feat. Edda Dell'Orso 10:06
6. For a Few Dollars More 13:13
7. A Fistful of Dynamite - feat. Edda Dell'Orso 17:03
8. The Sundown 21:42
9. My Name is Nobody 23:00
10. The Wild Horde 26:08
11. Man with a Harmonica 28:49
12. A Fistful of Dollars - Prima 32:18
13. The Trio 34:07
14. The Strong 41:22
15. Farewell Cheyenne 43:46
16. Jill 46:24
17. My Fault? 48:10
18. Chapel Shootout 52:57
19. Good Luck, Jack 55:16
20. Chase
21. To el Paso
22. Cavalcata
23. Final Duel 1:00:19
24. The Bird's Tale 1:02:46
25. The Story of a Soldier 1:03:38
26. Father Ramirez 1:07:08
27. Two Against Five 1:10:46
28. Prison Break 1:18:08
29. My Name is Nobody - Version 2 1:20:50
30. A Dimly Little Room 1:29:40
Special thanks to Edgar ALEGRE (first comment below) for his kindness.
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I am truck driver and when always driving through Utah I play this music in my radio.
That sounds ace
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Chido por ti carnal que tienes el privilegio de ver esos lugares me imagino que te has de sentir en el viejo oeste no saludos y un abrazo a distancia
You are badessa my friend,just Western music and mojave desert😎
I do the same while driving through Almería to visit the original films sets.
“You see, in this world there are two kinds of people, my friend: Those who adore Ennio Morricone's music and those who are deaf”
Amen to that !
You speak the truth
Or dead .
Nice callback to "You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig."
Why can't you accept people have different taste or are you joking?
There will never be another musical genius like Ennio Morricone. He's above and beyond. Many have and will continue to try to emulate his sound. None will succeed... He will be remembered for hundreds of years and in time the world will look back on him as we do Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, Mozart, Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky, Debussy and Holst. The Maestro of our time.
My mom loved everything clint
The good bad and the ugly was one her favorites. She passed away in 2021. I watch these movies to remember the good times
My dad died the 1st of Oct 2017, listening to this reminds me of the late nights I'd wake up, come down for a glass of water or just to stretch the legs a moment before going to bed again, he'd nearly always watch western movies and sometimes I'd join him watch a movie to the end before going to bed again, sometimes talk with him.
I miss him!
Miss him so much, the old fool!
May he rest in peace.
May he rest in peace. I will do the same for my son. Teach him all the good stuff. One of them are western movies for sure. All the best. Btw, my son was born Oct 9th 2018.
@@ALCOR_46 What i like about Western movies in general is that, while dramatic in a lot of cases, they feel grounded and not over the top.
Not to forget the unbearable hot, yet super gorgeous environment in which, nearly every movie takes place.
And as of this message, had to hold a tear or 5 back last night.
Forgot the movie I watched on Netflix, but it was a Western.
Reminded me again about my dad.
On the upside, was good memories at least.
@@DyslexicGod As far as I know, he does.
May he rest in peace.bro
I was a little girl growing up in a small village in Taiwan in the 1970s. We had at least 4 "foreign feature films" play on TV each weekend. I watched several Sergio's western movies at that time. It nourished my love for movies and music. When I watched the "Ennio: The Maestro" documentary in the theater 9 days ago in Taipei, I couldn't help crying as it brought back so many childhood memories. Thank you, Maestro, for enriching my life ever since.
Bitchin ¿
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I was a child also when I first saw these movies .. brings back so many fond memories
I felt the same seeing Tornatore's documentary about Ennio. Tears and gooseflesh. I was a little girl too in the seventies and this documentary gave me the opportunity to improve my culture about Italian cinematography and music. As an Italian I felt very proud of Morricone's genius and at the same time of his great humility.
Thank you for your beautiful comment 😊.
Luisa
Music is a time machine.
The Italians really know a thing about music. It's fantastic.
Especially in a Spanish location 😂
And food and cars and soccer
My God Father is Italian and i think of himn often. He lost his wife to cancer and married again. Had 3 daughters to aunt pat. They were awl musical. Studied violyn in mexico city. Barbara was an interpreter of daysprings. Could do this bcause she lost her 1st love to an accident. God bless our souls 4evamore😮🐴🦬🦌🐑🐫
🦧🦊🐅
🦧🦊🐅 western has always been ahye vernacular for mei. My mother sang me yellow rose of texas when i was but a child. And also You take the Highlands.... that song. I remember her so well. My father helped her escape from a prison camp w/ most of her family. God do them well and marry u off to princesses❤
My father and I would watch these movies on a friday night.... he died in '92. I miss him terribly, and yet, hearing this... brings him straight back. thank you Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone.
Memories are always fresh.
I love hearing stories like this and 92 was so long ago now could I ask what happened to your father for him to pass.
I used to watch these movies with my dad too, he sadly died in 96, miss him terribly too.
Me too... I was a daddys girl, what he
loved I did too & do too. They all live
through you only personality is lost.
Thousands of generations all leading
to this moment of your scene on stage.
Do them proud.
I miss mine so much. In mourning all humanity is brother and sister.
I lost my dad 2 years ago....I played ecstasy of gold at his funeral...I grew up with these films with my dad......the music is absolutely stunning....nothing compares to it....and also brings me close to my dad even though he has gone 🥺🥺❤❤
sorry for your loss
You dad had great taste Hayley!
@@MrBumpMug yes he did. ❤....and so do all the people on here too......🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
sorry for your loss my family is Mexican and my grandmother loves Westerns since she grew up on a ranch
You know if you never forgeting him. He lives eternely in your mind . 😉throught the music like this, pics and memorically smells too
Ennio Morricone will forever be remembered as the man who gave the west a sound
Very well said.
Italy founded the West, from the Renaissance up to the 1800s. The French and Brits took much inspiration from Italians. It's fact, America is an Italian name..
@@Bogancharisma arguably, Greece founded "The West", Romans got a new way of The West.
Italy had been the center of the west for a long time, as you said, medieaval times, Rennaisance, the Manierism, the Baroque and Neoclasicism... despite not being a economic or military power and, for much time, not even being a political entity, Italy was a cultural center for Europe and the whole "West"
From the industrial revolution however, Italy lost its importance, and the anglophone world took the lead.
"The British Empire", Victorian Age, and, before these, "The Augustan Age". Britain was "The West", artistically, culturally and economically.
The "Far West" is a totally american thing, yes, films like this were very important during the cold war, but the original "Far West", that is all american.
"The american dream", again, totally american, and to this day, The States are the leading country of the west, no doubt about that.
We are no more the center of "The West", USA is.
@@davideb.4290 Are you of Italian background? I ask so because Greece did little in establishing foundations that Italy expanded on. Greeks introduced Philosophy and nothing else, Archimedes the great mathematician of whom is Greek by proper noun is southern Italian. Rhetoric was founded in Southern Italy, I am sure you are aware of much more. The only reason culture became Anglophone is because France and England didn't want German dominance on the European continent. Germany too has had an influence on the West. Yes I am aware the U.S is the West's centre, and Germany played an influential role in that development.
The only real americas are native americans.. ... ... ... was ...native americans.. others are europeans
Forty years ago, I, a young Italian engineering student from Rome, was attending graduate school in L.A. and was invited home by an American colleague. While he was in the kitchen, I started looking through his records, and what did I find? The entire soundtrack of Sergio Leone's western films! So I asked him: "What are you doing with this bs*?" I mean: Italy was the country of Fellini, Antonioni, De Sica, Visconti, Scola... spaghetti westerns were considered minor stuff, and I was in the city where masterpieces like High Noon and Stagecoach had been conceived. My colleague came into the room and sternly told me: "These are the soundtracks of the best western films ever made, and for me they are the best soundtracks ever composed. And as an Italian, you should know that very well". I was stunned, and for the first time I thought that my fellow citizens Ennio and Sergio might have done something good.
It can't be overstated how effective this music is in transporting you to the Wild West. The Spaghtetti Westerns would be nothing without Ennio Morricone's beautiful mind.
Dici sciocchezze ! Gli spaghetti western girati da Sergio Leone forse il più grande regista della storia del cinema per te non contano nulla.
Они оба сделали великий вклад в кинематограф.
Perché Sergio Leone voleva Morricone per i suoi film ? Perchè era un genio perché senza la sua musica i film non sarebbero stati gli stessi non avrebbero avuto lo stesso impatto che hanno avuto sul pubblico@@Giuseppee62
@@mimmoamato8335 tu pensi che un appassionato di cinema, andrebbe a vedere un brutto film, perché c’è una buona musica.
The music and filming go hand in hand as perfect art. Morricone and Leone were grand masters for their crafts. One isn't without the other, pure genius at its best!
In 100 years Ennio Morricone wille be named together with Mozart, Bach, Puccini, Verdi and other great composters of the past. I'm sure!
i agree this music it moves the soul its stunning
We already have celebrated him to be among the great composers of all time. The Hollywood Walk of Fame was late to recognize his talent but we were aware and early.
Rip !
Mb higher... may be even higher
Not in 100 years, but now. ;)
I dont think old western movies would have been the same without ennio...his music is what made em epic...
I hear yah.
Him and sergio leone created a whole new genre....just the 2 of em.
Yeah
so damn true!!!
And not just old western films! From videogames to every genres of movies Ennio changed the way we think about soundtrack
I was with my Mom, full time, the last few years of her life. One of the great joys was watching old shows/movies that she loved and hadn't seen in years. I didn't know beforehand, but she loved all of Clint Eastwood's Westerns. I rented everything Netflix had - which was everything! - and we slowly made our way through it all, anthology style. Those were the Best Years of my adult life... never to be equaled. We were close beforehand, but the things we learned about one another, and the resolution of small misunderstandings that had been left on dusty shelfs can not be overstated. Life is short... love who you would love and pardon all others with equal fervor. Blessings to everyone here!
I am glad your time was well spent with your mom. I am thinking of doing something similar with my father, when the time comes, if I can.
Ditto, Clint and Charles Bronson.
My father, who still lives, introduced these movies to me as a child and I am forever grateful! Every time I sit down to watch one always brings me back to my childhood with my father. I am now 55 yrs old. 😊
I lost my dad 14 years ago watching these films with this music is awsome memories for me rakes me back to my childhood how I miss those days and my dad xxxxx
you are lucky. My da past away last year at 70, when i was 40. Take care of him!
My father too. I am now 46. We watched toguether.
I wish a 1000 times my dad was still here today, because we would be in the livingroom right now watching one of these great westerns. And he would be telling me one of his wonderful stories, and I would be listening to it like it was the first time ever hearing it!
I did the same with my son, i hope he will enjoy with this musica he is now 15 years old
40 years ago in my home country, they used to play A Fistful of Dollars , For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, every year on local TV. I used to watch them every time. Years later I migrated to the U.S. and I kept my tradition. I am watching the movies every year. It brings all the memories back, and I get to live with the characters again. Love.
Excellent. I have every single version of Leone's Dollars Trilogy on DVD: must have watched these three films hundreds of times. Believe it or not the 'cemetery' location at the very end of the Good The Bad & The Ugly (Sad Hill) has been reconstructed to look as it did in the film. I visit Portugal regularly and am very tempted to hop over the border to Spain to visit the place some day.
Definitely the three best westerns I have ever seen
A Fistful of Dollars was the movie we saw in Marine Boot Camp in 1969. And when I got out----I later took a poor girl to a Drive-in movie triple-header with all three movies. Think she only made it awake thru the 1st movie.
I For a Few Dollar more, and The Good the Bad and The Ugly, I kept it for more than 40 years. I used to have A Fist Full of Dollars, but I lost it, I couldn't find it. So sad.
Welcome to the US, my friend.
Where did you come from?
Per noi italiani Ennio Morricone è IL maestro!! Grazie per aver portato un pò di Italia nel cuore di mezzo mondo con la tua arte.. RIP Ennio ❤
Ama e vivi la tia vita
When one gets Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone together, what else can one expect? Something eternally beautiful! Thank you both for giving the world your individual and extremelly splendid art!
Imagine this new generation doesn't even recognize them
Oh we do, at last I do. My father intruduced me to these movies, now I'm here at 15 listening to Morricone finest pieces non-stop. And of course, Leone is a genius too
. @@evzalxheladini1205
That word Eternal ~ brilliant
It's pathetically sad isn't it? A generation not knowing how iconic these movies and their soundtracks are as a piece of societal consciousness is next to unbelievable. We need to make sure Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone are taught in the classroom in High School as part of a "society and culture 101" course and all students must take it or they don't graduate. If they have to strapped to chairs so be it. Louis Armstrong would be on the list of artists to be taught as well. If you don't know these greats you aren't a worthy member of society simply. All teens should come out better for the experience. They may discover that some of the garbage they listen to uses snippets of classic artists in their samples/beats.
@@andrewlowe9969 totally agreed
My dad had LPs of his music in the 70s. I loved listening to them as a child with my too big headphones on…Now I’m a Hans Zimmer fan. Hans was very much inspired but Ennio. My son took me to see Hans Zimmer last week at the O2. What an amazing evening. My darling daddy passed away a few months ago…now I have his LPs. Greeting from London fellow listeners.
Ennio Morriocone has passed away, but his phenomenal music will stay forever
rolling across the human soundscape like tumbleweed in Tombstone, forever.
his "phenomenal" music will be forgotten as soon ppl forget the movies.
ennio morricone was living of a cult, the same as sergio leone.
both lived on the geniality of a producer to combine them, alone they where literally shit.
@@klauskinski5969 the only one forgotten here will be you pal
Rimarrà e farà parte del gruppo Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Mozart, Wagner, Verdi...
@@klauskinski5969 you are a sad example of human life. Clearly you hate life but moreso you hate yourself
My dad introduced me to “Spaghetti Westerns” in the 1970’s, and I’m so glad that he did. Miss you, Pop. RIP
Your dad has good taste my friend
Mine did same for me. Now I'm passing them on to my kids. I'm fortunate to still have my dad. Now 3 generations enjoy them when we can together.
0000000pp00
My dad loved these movies and music of johnny cash. My mom hated it. But now i realize my dad had better taste than she did
Thanks for sharing your grief with strangers on the internet. RIP stranger's dad.
This OST was one of my dad's favorite pieces of music. My dad passed away, and every time I listen to this OST, it reminds me of him and brings back many memories!
I saw Ennio Morricone & his orchestra in London at the O2 shortly before his death, he was then in his 90's, I also later went back to the same venue to see his son conducting Ennio's orchestra while playing Ennio's music.
To me Ennio Morricone was & still is the Greatest composer of all time ( & not just for western music ), as he dared to be so different & experimental with his music, which made his music so unforgettable & instantly recognisable, so much so that if Ennio Morricone has scored the music to a movie then you'll know so from the first few notes as no other composers music sounds quite like Ennio Morricone's.
Thank you for your magnificent music Mr Morricone & R.I.P.
I agree. Congratulations.
Clint Eastwood, Spaghetti Westerns, and this music. In my youth and to this day, priceless. So lucky to have lived it.
Aye.
When you speak these two names, Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone, You speak the names of masters of their respective crafts. This music is just so incredible and it was used to enhance the movie experience so much. I can listen to this incredible music nonstop. It is indeed the greatest western music of all time.
you miss a point i think that is important, without morricone sergios films would never been such a hit, but imagine a collaberation with kubrick. sergio and kubrick together and morricone delivering the music
To have the solution 🙄
They capture moments in the music.
@@klauskinski5969 Stanley Kubrick, who has been active since the 50's, is a prolific genius extraordinaire. Lolita, Dr Strangelove, Clockwork Orange. I believe that their styles would be too different.
You identify the music as “greatest western music” and you hit it spot on - it’s western music for a certain genre.
I'm 65 years old and been listening the maestro of music seen i was 10 years old.
There's something about it isn't there.
50% of the success of the film is the music that accompanies the film. When it is tense, the film is also tense. And so the viewers don't fall asleep...
This music you wrote is immortal just like the westerns you recorded with Sergio.
HI all you youngsters out there. I’m 78 and still enjoy the Sergio leone westerns. The best there ever was. Added to which the music by Ennio morricone makes sheer it bliss. Can’t count the number of times I’ve watched them all. Enjoy.
Both of them are legendary. I'm 16 and I finally got around to watching the Dollars trilogy (The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, etc) and inspired me to start writing screenplays for movies I hope to make when I'm older. Listening to Ennio Morricone's scores and Luis Balcalov's scores just make me more inspired
I am 42. It's good to see both olders and youngers likes those musics and movies! Respect!
ZoomTheFroom
If you ever do make a a movie, if you could, come back here and let us know. I would love to watch it!
I am enjoying them well thank you
Hi there lady. Simply the best of film and sound, indeed 🐎🎸
My Dad died 11 years ago on Oct 5th 2010 My Dad was at the Very Top of the list of Sergio Leon western lovers. He took me almost once every month to the drive-in to see the trilogies of Clint Eastwood films. I was around 6 years old, and I would always sit on the roof of his beach (station) wagons he owned. A lifetime for 50 years in a row we would continue watch, listen to the Albums and talk about those good times nearly every day. As far as I am concerned it was the best moments of my life. We worked together and lived together till the end. I still feel them memories in my heart and sole. On his birthdays and passing day I sit and listen and watch for hours to these songs and watch these movies. I consider myself to be a tuff man. But the memories of these movies being enjoyed with greatest man I have ever known (loved) sill flow a river of tears to this day. How can something So Good Hurt So Bad?
god bless his soul
I think you are a good and faithfull son and that you loved your father as I loved mine
TRUE FEELINGS FLOW ALWAYS TROUGH YOUR EYES , LOVE IS TE GREATEST OF ALL BLESSINGS
That was a wonderful story I'm glad you loved your dad Love never dies he's watching you from above might just be a Cardinal on the window sill in the morning or he's a butterfly that flew past you yesterday that's kind of how I get through things When I lost my dad in 2017. I still know he's here watching over me.
Lots of fond memories but I remember my dad More alive than I ever will passed just hurts too much you know.... Lol. Anyway just wanted to write this be well stay strong. God bless you now and always. 💗🙏
Love and good memories are hard to beat , if at all!
My friends, family members keep asking ''why I keep listening these musics over and over" I say to them 'there isn't anything better than this to listen"..Never gets old, stays fresh everyday.
good example for stupidity. morricone a 3rd class componist only rem. of his emotional bindings to 2sc grade movies is now the high of music.
@@klauskinski5969 just out of curiosity, what do you consider good music? I see you spamming your hatred of Morricone all over this comment section, so I really wonder what you think is better.
@@KevyNova when did i say morricone did not made good music? learn to read, i just refuse to act like he was a musical god. if he where, then everybody would know him for his music without any knowledge of the movies.
Bruh, it is the same for me hahaha...
@@klauskinski5969but he us known for his music....the movies just amplify it...maybe...?
The emotions this mans music can generate in me is astonishing
to make a man cry
Have you seen Once Upon A Time In America? His music was phenomenal in that.
@@OverOnTheWildSide yes...😊
Ikr???
@@carlabumstead9233 ?
I can't imagine those movies without this man's music. RIP.
great comment and so true
The end of the good the bad and the ugly is his best composed song.
Did the movie make the music great or did the music make the movie great?
RIP Senor Morriconne. You were a musical genius.
@@parochial2356 both i think i mean its a classic movie without any music but with the legend ennio mrricone soundtrack it is a incredible awesome movie
Without the music some of those scenes would be so dragged out lmao. Greatest western imo other than Josie there, I forget the name of the fucking movie though.
10:20 I was born in 1978. I grew up on all the Leone’s movies and on Morricone’s masterpieces. Today I have a son of 10 months. I played this to him and he was so much impressed with it that it literally made me cry. This music is for generations indeed. Long live Sergio, long live Ennio!
And what do you think is the best age for introducing the Dollars trilogy on screen to your son? :)
Ben Äpfel I don’t know actually. I think I fell for Spagetti westernes when I was 13. So somewhere around that...
when my daughter was a baby I used to play her My Name is Nobody and bounce her on my knee, it got her smiling. What a funky and unusual song for a western though, it was theme tune to a quirky sitcom called Nighty Night and it fitted perfectly.
모리꼬네님 ~~~
음악들으니 뭉클
합니다 어릴때 부터
듣던 웨스턴 주제가들
들으며 행복했고
지금도 행복하네요
부디 그곳에서 행복하시길 기도드립니다
좋은 음악 평생
감사드립니다
영원히 행복하십시요
L'Algérie
Ennio Morricone cannot be someone from this world. An amazing musical genius. Rest in peace, great master.😢
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
I miss Tuco
Legendary!
We save fellers who need saving, we feed fellas who need feeding and we shoot fellers who need shooting ;-)
el feo en la bañera
Dann bist du einer der wenigen,die diesen Meister live &in Farbe lauschen und huldigen dürften.Der Eintritt war zwar etwas happig, aber was soll's, denn dieses Konzert war beeindruckend.
As a child, I looked into the nightsky after a western with this music, the nightclouds passed ---- it was magical and I was enchanted.
Amazing....
You just described...
My Wife!....
London
Moon over....
Tower Bridge...🥰
😉
For me, the barren peacefulness after a snowstorm late at night.
Im listening this at Lattice Climbing
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Thank you Maestro. You lived a long, beautiful life and gave us timeless masterpieces to enjoy for eternity. Your amazing work will give you the closest thing to immortality. RIP
When you listen to these masterpieces and cry like a baby you know you're getting old
we are not dead yet..
Gunfire becomes a musical instrument in the hands of Ennio Morricone. Human vocals, whistling, shouting, and gunshots have never sounded so good. Amazing.
This band does that pretty well too. . czcams.com/video/3plBzBB8LE8/video.html
you think u know gunfire???????????????????
early on, Ennio just didn't have the budget to keep an orchestra on call, and used any sound he could get - and a new sound was born! But his orchestral work is wonderful, too.
It's very cool...sometimes a bit like surf roc ala Dick Dale but truly unique to Ennio Morricone himself, pure genius to match the genius of Sergio Leone's epic westerns.
What if I told you there is a song that utilizes canon fire as a percussion instrument?
Who actually believes that Maestro died? He will live forever in his music.
He is a Legend, Legends never die
@@adrianaguilar6347 así es un grande Ennio a big máster
Damn straight
all music lives forever---which kind?????????????
yo tuve la gran suerte de estar en su ultimo concierto en ESPAÑA EL dia 8 de mayo del 2019 inolvidable
My dad loved Eastwood, and so did I, we enjoyed all his movies but the westerns were total masterpieces, music,actors all of it! I miss you Dad!❤❤
They weren’t his- mostly Sergio Leona’s. Just saying.
Then there's no need to close my bank account 😭
Funny to think that some of the greatest Western films in history were created and directed not by Americans but by a great Italian filmmaker like Sergio Leone and some of the most unforgettable soundtracks by another Italian genius like Ennio Morricone. Two artists who belong not only to a geographical homeland but are the heritage of the entire world ❤️
The spaghetti Western music by Ennio Morricone take me to a different place. I was a teenager when my Grandfather, Dad and I went to watch all of Clint's movies. When I am stressed, I sit back and just listen, and very loud. I love this magic of Ennio, and it is endless in beauty.
Greetings from Poland -E.U. Tom ! - You have polish surname soo, I supose You have polish family. Best wishes and Merry Christmas . - Michael Szczecin City Poland
I've heard that Morricone hated expression Spaghetti Western. I think I´ve read it in one of the book about him.
These masterpieces must be declared as Heritage of Mankind by Unesco.
What a heartful expression.!!
I vote an absolute " yes".
Amen brother
Not if it´s up to the "progressives".
@C caymer Nothing of American here
Miss you papa and thank you for the lovely memories. I will forever love you 💕
i lost my beloved dad due to covid :( and he use to love western especially Clint Eastwood so much, i miss you dad and you'll always live in my heart
You mean due to covid vaccine
RIP:
Lee Van Kleef
Eli Wallache
Sergio Leone
Ennio Morricone
Gian Maria Volonte
Clint was right. His way outlasted that of the Colonel. Clint is the only one alive since then.
Legends....
Also Mario Brega r.i.p.
@@renatocoppola9310 yup the legendary henchman
Claudia Cardinale italian beauty
Also Fernando Sanchez!
Ennio Morricone is the Mozart of our time. These modern epics will be a narrative for greatness now and in the foreseeable future.
Oui
For me Ecstasy of Gold is the greatest piece of music ever written. I know that's a bold statement, but it gets me deep down inside my soul every time I hear it. Just an amazing composer.
Agreed ...He made Italy proud with his genius ( Sergio Leone as well)
My "Husband" of 32 years, passed away this summer . We did not have a paper on our love, we carried it in our hearts. He and Ennio Morricone came from the same warm people. When music fills the house, we are filled with miss and big Thank you for the many good years we got together. Just as music knows no boundaries, love doesn't know anyone either, and there is no age set on when you meet the right person you want to grow old with.
Sorry for your loss. One day altogether once again.
Beautiful
Clint Eastwood is one of those actors who have never ever made a bad film 🎥🇬🇧
I beg to differ
@forbiddensun9524 OK then , what film 🎥 didn't you like him in ?🇬🇧
Clint Eastwood , Ennio’suz bir hiç , ama Ennio için hiç fark etmiyor
@@muratyalcn5624 You have typed in foreign I can't understand what your saying It's quite obvious if I have typed in english. I am english and not Italian..🤔🇬🇧
@@muratyalcn5624 yapma haci, Clint'in bir "Dirty Harry" serisi, "Escape from Alcatraz" vs. tek başına yeter Enniosuz var olmasına ki yönetmenliğinde çektiği Gran Torino, Letters from Iwo Jima, Flags of our Fathers gibi kilometre taşlarına hiç girmiyorum bile. Clint'e haksızlık yok. Adam 90 yaşını devirdi ama hala film çekip oynuyor!
As teenagers in the 80s my brothers and I watched these movies with our father late nights...now in 2021 I’m watching them with my two boys...they love the movies...legendary timeless classics.
Pass that torch, my friend, pass that torch.
Yes I get that,even though I'm probably your age but have no kids.
How can you not me and my dad always watch westerns together he is with his dad too they are so awesome and badass
Great father and son time. I used to watch these with him as a little kid. Planet of the Apes, too.
All these brings me back to my childhood when both my mom and dad were alive and I was just the happiest kid dressing up like a cowboy playing outside with my friends. Gone are those days, but long live the music and those movies.
I taught myself to whistle listening to these tunes. Mum and dad had a record player and sound tracks to these movies .I was a happy kid too.I still whistle all the tunes Not many people whistle these days
You aren't alone Jason...you are a cowboy....
*sign*
Don't forget the cap guns and holsters we wore as kids.
I remember those days too , riding the open ranges on my bike , cap gun in hand , a simpler time and yes we were all cowboys back then
Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone were pure genius. Period!
DAAAME NICE .. THIS TAKE ME BACK TO 70-80 WHIT MY FAMILY FRIDAY MOVIES WHIT CHIPS AND CANDY... BLESS MY MOTHER IN HEAVEN..
Why do you spell it “whit”?
Not a native English speaker
@@SirLoinBeefsteak its whit not what
@@SirLoinBeefsteak word
speech or talk: to express one's emotion in words; Words mean little when action is called for.
the text or lyrics of a song as distinguished from the music.
contentious or angry speech; a quarrel: We had words and she walked out on me.
@@mikalems6188 why do you spell it “whit” ?
1. Watch Chimes 0:00
2. The Ecstasy of Gold - feat. Edda Dell'Orso 1:08
3. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 4:28
4. A Fistful of Dollars - Main Theme 7:09
5. Once Upon a Time in the West - feat. Edda Dell'Orso 10:06
6. For a Few Dollars More 13:13
7. A Fistful of Dynamite - feat. Edda Dell'Orso 17:03
8. The Sundown 21:42
9. My Name is Nobody 23:00
10. The Wild Horde 26:08
11. Man with a Harmonica 28:49
12. A Fistful of Dollars - Prima 32:18
13. The Trio 34:07
14. The Strong 41:22
15. Farewell Cheyenne 43:46
16. Jill 46:24
17. My Fault? 48:10
18. Chapel Shootout 52:57
19. Good Luck, Jack 55:16
20. Chase
21. To el Paso
22. Cavalcata
23. Final Duel 1:00:19
24. The Bird's Tale 1:02:46
25. The Story of a Soldier 1:03:38
26. Father Ramirez 1:07:08
27. Two Against Five 1:10:46
28. Prison Break 1:18:08
29. My Name is Nobody - Version 2 1:20:50
30. A Dimly Little Room 1:29:40
There's some mistakes so let me know when you find them because my head hurts right now.
Thanks man
Amazing work. I guess 'My Name is Nobody - Version 2' starts at 1:27:19
Uday Phutane tnx
My friend, thanks!!!
Mates, i am a musician, and to this day I don t know who can do better than that. This music takes you where Sergio Leone wants you to be for a little while. This is the music I would ask for my funerals. Hopefully in a while,
Anyone who says anything bad about Ennio’s music better meet me in town at noon.
LOL!
Congratulations. Friend, Estou contigo
Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone, the duo that revolutionized Films and Film Soundtracks.
amillionguns
Absolutely propelled the musical soundtracks..... None of today's soundtracks will ever match it...The Duo combination is ,was,and will always be "the best"...!
agreed.
Nolan and Zimmer...
Dont forget Alessandro Alessandrini and his legendary whistling skills !
Yes , deadly duo
It blows my mind that he was a grade school classmate of Leone. That was the Lord at work. One of his many contributions to music was the prominence of wordless voices in his compositions.
In 2010 my adult son and I traveled south of Rome to lay flowers at Leone's grave. We were met by a locked cemetery. We went around back out of sight and scaled the wall to complete our mission, and I treasure the photos from that day. If I'm ever in Rome again I hope to visit Morricone's grave.
Thats an amazing match so early in life. Beautifully put, my compliments for making the effort of creating such a memory with your son.
👍🏻
Ciao papà, il western era il tuo genere preferito ed ora a distanza di 20 giorni dalla tua scomparsa, ascolto queste musiche pensando alle ultime volte che ci siamo visti e purtroppo poco parlati per la tua situazione compromessa, con solo gli sguardi ci siamo detti troppo poco ma nello stesso tempo tutto....mi manchi incredibilmente. Possa Dio averti accolto in cielo.
I remember watching these westerns with my dad on Sunday afternoons, we may not always have stayed awake for the whole movie, but we were spending time together which was the main thing! He passed in 2016, I miss him terribly especially when I find myself watching these great westerns.
L'Italia in lutto.
È morto il Maestro Ennio Morricone, aveva 91 anni. Per me il più grande compositore di colonne sonore al mondo.
È vero, un maestro è morto.. Grazie al genio italiano..! 1000 ore al cine con emozioni indementicabile. Quasi tutto lo bello del mondo viene d'Italia... Grazie!
RIP Ennio.
Adio Maestro...Grazie per tutto ❤🌹
L'Italia in lutto, il Mondo in lutto...Tristissimo giorno. E tutti noi siamo orfani di un sublime compositore conosciuto in tutto il mondo. Ci ha fatto sognare ed emozionare tante volte scrivendo le piu belle colonne musicale dei tutt' i tempi, e la sua musica divina rimarrà come un segno indelebile nella storia de cinema e dell'umanità...Dalla Francia anch'io piango con tutti voi.
Buon Viaggio Maestro!
A Rivederci ed a Risentirci!
Amazing. Ennio Morricone is 90-years-old and is still working for films today.
I will see him live this Saturday! The maestro is 90 years old, incredible!
the hateful eight.. !
He is amazing. Was to one of his concerts a few years ago on his '60 Years in Music' tour.
After 70 Years old He Finally won an Oscar. For His Work in the Hateful eight.
Nick Jasper: BENDITO SEAS, MAESTRO DE MAESTROS. TU CREATIVIDAD MUSICAL ES INDESCRIPTIBLEMENTE HERMOSA. ES UN REGALO DE DIOS. POR ESO LA CONSIDERO UN GRAN HOMENAJE AL SUPREMO ARTE DE LA MÚSICA CELESTIAL...!!
A golden age of colossal movies and music of brilliant and unforgettable productions, for me the 5 best westerns were High Noon (1952), The Magnificent Seven (1960), Once Upon a Time in the West, For Few Dollars More and Unforgiven 1992, never more will make masterpieces like these because there is no longer a Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone, Fred Zinnemann, There is only one master left Clint Eastwood, let's enjoy him..
Hello Iam here.......
It wasn’t until I was older and mature watching the movies again that I realized that there was a lot more to them than “ shoot ‘em up”. Ennio’s music made the movies the masterpieces that they are!
Truly, the greatest western movie themes ever. The movies are timeless. Once Upon A Time In The West is a masterpiece. Seeing these, way back then as a kid was life-changing. I have watched them all 100 times or more and will in the future.
Most evil part I ever saw Fonda play. Man with a Harmonica gives me chills.
Love the flick and the music. Watching it again this weekend.
@@willrun4fun ....Henry Fonda as a very bad guy, was unthinkable at the time. I couldn't believe it!
I still think The Good , the Bad and the ugly was the best of them all
@@nate_feag8044 Listen again. the them from OUATITW is a masterpiece.
sergio leone + ennio morricone + clint eastwood = incrível!
Also Elly Wallace and greath Lee van Cleef
@@TheTelanom Lee van Cleef´s eyes and strong face expression are other level...
@@TheTelanom yesss
TUCOOOOOOO
Many actors can say THANKS to Sergio for them career and succes.
When we were kids escape from class to watching western mowie 10 morning....music and movie forever....masterpiece ...amasing western never died ❤
My neighbor listens to this at least once a week. Whether they like it or not!
Man with harmonica the best for me, when you know the story and you hear it, you feel all the sadness and the anger of the heroe. It's a masterpiece
'"Hey Harmonica, when they do you in. Pray they know where to shoot "
I have only once ever watched Once Upon a Time in the West and it was just a few years ago. It was stunning in every way, acting, scenery and music. But easily in my top ten films of all time. That scene with Harmonica walking out with the words "Some day" leaving Jill alone and Cheyenne who is slowly dying. Almost no dialogue but the music of Ennio Morricone - its cinematic artistic perfection in three minutes.
Amazingly, I am Bluetooth casting this to my google mini in the kitchen, listening to these classics while enjoying lunch. I'm so grateful my 80 year old father is still alive with me to share in listening to these masterpieces. Thank you, Ennio. Thank you, Sergio. 💕
I have lived in Colorado in the American West for some forty years and no music better captures the grandeur of the landscapes here than Ennio Morricone's. Yes, I'm aware many of the film's this music scored were created in Europe, but the land they evoked was the American West. When I travel in Colorado and other Western states, I play Morricone's music on my car's stereo system.
I'm a fellow Coloradan as well and I couldn't agree more.
You lucky person🍀💚🇨🇮
You know Ray, i'm from Argentina and by the 1970's when most of Morricone's hits were known by the films of Sergio Leone and Clint Easwood among others, Argentina was still in most provinces an unexplored territory, and by the way from the age 50 onwards people here have a particular taste for these movies (in my case i'm much younger but inherited that taste from my dad). These movies and music are more universal than what you might think. Also by 1860's which is the time i which the american civil war took place, it was the same situation in Argentina (unitarios vs federales) and lasted for long time. By the way The Good The Bad and The Ugly, is from 1967 and was filmed in the desert of Almeria, Spain, only that it's so similar to the west of the US that you fly and believe for that moment that you are in 1860's american civil war. And, the word ''Spaghetti'' from Sphagetti Western, refers to the italian directors and actors (Leone and Morricone are italians, plus mostly were fimed in natural locations in Spain and Italy) and are sub-genre of the Western; that is the Sphagetti Western.
As a native Utahn, I can confirm. I actually went on a really long motorcycle trip from california to utah and toured all the national parks last summer and listened to this. There is no more perfect soundtrack.
I think that we can all agree that this music is haunting and beautiful, and evokes the imagery of dry desert landscapes - regardless of geographic location. Whether it's Spain, Argentina, the USA or elsewhere, Ennio Morricone crafted the perfect music to evoke the images of these desolate places!
I think I will cry when Clint Eastwood dies, he had such an impact on me as a youngster.
when? you mean if.
me too, this man is my hero.
expect it in the next decade i think :,(
pussy
I wish Clint Eastwood start all over again
These movies are so great, no studio has the guts to remake them. Can't screw with perfection.
They were remakes of japanese classics of their own right - they just took them to a whole new level. I think it's the lack of hollywood polish, grimy/sandy costumes, moral ambiguity and, of course, the excellent soundtracks that made the films. There are times in the films when you don't even realise the music has started, having grown up from the silence... the tension so real. :)
Hearing these masterpieces brings me back to 86, when I was a curious 7 years old boy and was in huge need of "normal" music instead of kids music. I literally felt in love with his music, so for these emotions you gave us, may you ever rest in peace, Maestro
Ennio Morricone, the great master. Your compositions make the soul vibrate. God bless you. Thanks for existing!
A complete genius!
The best and most versatile composer of all time. Just the number of over 500 (!) film scores to compose is simply incredible. This includes the film music for the five-hour monumental film "1900". He has composed for about 2 complete films per month. It is simply unimaginable what Ennio Morricone has achieved in his life.
Just listening to his music, the movie runs in your head. WOW ❤️
Sergio Leone's films were stunning ... Ennio Morricone (with the occasional help of Edda Del'Orso) raised them to the sublime.
The closest thing to immortality...Innio lives on as long as music does...just as all great composers. Grazie Innio.
Ennio Morricone non Innio😅
“You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig.”
The firsts can release while the seconds must fight. And they can fight, because they have both training and reasons. Because all, in this movie, is a question of fighting against absurdity, and against maffias. Spagetthis westerns are all about justice in a corrupted system "that will never change". No ?
🤣😋👍...best quote ever....lmao
Yep- *thumbs up*
Bad ass bro!
Ennio Morricone , Sergio Leone , Edda dell’Orso , Clint Eastwood , Lee Van Cleef, Eli Wallach..... their names will be written on books for the eternity
Mitica Edda Dall'Orso.
Gian Maria volonte.
@@luigifar3616 absolutely - the beautiful villain!
And in my DNA
Hearing the man with the harmonica for the first time in the film genuinely shook my soul and I was in amazement watching the final duel that song is a masterpiece
The suspense in that piece is unbelievable
Is literally a masterpiece
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is truly legend
RIP to this ABSOLUTE LEGEND of a composer
There will be nothing like this ever again. A masterpiece.
Yep...The man is our pride in this country ( Italy)
I agree with that
it just wouldnt be possible now, where would the juice come from? amazing, just thankful these pieces of humanity at our best took place
This Are the Greatest Of All Times !!!!!!!! My Father who is in Glory, in The Very Presence Of God Almighty Loved This Awesome Masterpiece !!!!!!!!!! Just as I Do 🙏🙏🙏
What I love about Ennio's music is that I can feel the characters even without seeing them. Blondie Tuco Indio Mortimier Jill Harmonica Ramos Chaynen Frank everyone's got their own style which Ennio captured brilliantly and immortalized it.
You see, in this world there's 2 kinds of people, my friend. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig.
You dig.
Where ? 😀
I'm digging up ho-o-oles, i'm digging up ho-o-oles.
aka taxation
But...Can you dig it?
...vedi, il mondo si divide in due grandi categorie, chi ha la pistola carica e chi scava. Tu scavi...
His soundtracks were unique not only for the melodies, but in particular for the "special effects" that he included in his music. The use of special and particular musical instruments that made a particular effect, which created an atmosphere, a tension in the scenes of the films to make them immortal scenes. Without his music, the films that later became would not have become. He has created unique compositions that no one else in the world has ever made. Our Michelangelo, our Leonardo da Vinci of music. GRAZIE MAESTRO for all the emotions you have given us !
Timeless... I remember watching all these westerns with my father on Sunday afternoons, he always liked a good western, good memories...
Ennio Morricone even turns the back ground drums into the Thunder of the Horse's Hooves hitting the ground. Genius Respect. 🤠🐴
Ennio Morricone a legendery man!! Thanks for all Ennio!! Dont forget to make a statue in Rome for him. He deserves it!!
Ye i know it! I read it in wikipedia! Thats why i said "dont forget" :) I hope he is gonna live 90 years more!
Busca algo bueno para tú corazón
Ha ! I think that there should be a statue of the man placed in San Antonio.
Ennio Morricone is as Western as the Alamo. His music has impacted many young man, as has the gallantry of the men that stood on the walls of that old mission.
* I've seen many guys stop what they were doing when the theme for "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" starts playing.
When a man didn't call 911, when a man didn't have a "man bunn" or get his nails done.
@@enniopaone
I understand that Rome is where he's from, but it's obvious from his music, his heart was out west. His persona, through his music (and it's obvious impact) that the man should be in a saddle, wearing a gun belt, and a Stetson.
A statue in Rome, sure ! Why not ?
But the man should be memorialized someplace in Texas. Maybe in Bandera Texas, the supposed cowboy capital of the world.
The man made an indelible mark.
@Ettore Lavia
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Non chiamateli spaghetti western, questa e' arte Italiana, e Morricone e' unico, un grande artista.
Gridalo forte Franco!!! Morricone è un simbolo italiano per eccellenza e la sua musica sarà sempre ricordata con immenso piacere, di arte ne capiamo solo noi, questi mettono la panna nella carbonara e l'ananas sulla pizza, ma per favore, portino rispetto!!!
Un fenomeno che rimarrà per sempre nella storia
Sim. Sua óbra enaltece ao povo italiano e a todos os fãs do western. Brasil, 05/06/2020
Franco Usai cette qualification de western spaghetti n’est nullement péjorative désormais. Elle l’était probablement à l’origine mais l’opinion publique et les critiques se sont ravisées et finalement reconnu la magistrale prouesse et l’indiscutable valeur cinématographique des films de Sergio leone et la musique d’ennio morricone. Seul le sens artistique d’ italiens auraient d’ailleurs pu produire de tels chef d’œuvres...
@Martin Grey li chiamavano cosi i critici perche negli anni 60' i film erano fatti dagli italiani e girati in italia o spagna e anche perche sergio leone era un sucesso
When the movie and the music combined makes a truly masterpiece, when two men comes together, creates and become movie history, the actress who made the movies possible, not to forgotten.
The sounds of those opening bells got me -- for so many reasons, most of them you already know. Much Love All
THE HOLY GRAIL of movie soundtracks. What else can be said...
Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone, the cinematography, and of course the script. An example of what true masters of Art can produce...Hollywood was never able to produce such westerns, to the present...
You know Sesrgio Leone never used script. Man had all of these in his mind.
È vero.. due immensi maestri e orgogli romani e italiani! Ciao friend .. da Roma