The Complete Score of Ennio Morricone's - For a Few Dollars More (Per qualche dollaro in più)

Chapter:
00:00 Cover
00:03 The Complete Score
00:05 1. Per qualche dollaro in più (For a Few Dollars More) “Opening Sequence”
02:56 2. Per qualche dollaro in più #1 (For a Few Dollars More #1) “Unscheduled Stop”
04:06 3. Poker d'assi #1 (Aces High #1) “Where is He?”
04:51 4. Per qualche dollaro in più #1 (For a Few Dollars More #1) “Monco”
05:29 5. Poker d'assi (Aces High - Long Version) “Brute Justice”
08:31 6. Per qualche dollaro in più (For a Few Dollars More #2) “Prison Coup”
11:08 7. Per qualche dollaro in più #2 (For a Few Dollars More #2) “Rewards”
12:32 8. La resa dei conti #1 (Paying Off Scores #1) “Revenge”
14:03 9. Per qualche dollaro in più #3 (For a Few Dollars More #3) "Emotion"
14:52 10. Per qualche dollaro in più #3 (For a Few Dollars More #3) “El Paso”
16:23 11. Il vizio d'uccidere #1 (The Vice of Killing #1) “Making Plans”
18:35 12. Osservatori osservati #1 (Watchers Watched #1) “Mortimer’s Match”
19:49 13. Osservatori osservati (Watchers Watched) "Checking Each Other Out"
21:56 14. Per qualche dollaro in più #4 (For a Few Dollars More #4) “They Meet”
23:42 15. Carillon #1 (Watch Chimes #1) “A Haunting Memory”
26:05 16. Per qualche dollaro in più #4 (For a Few Dollars More #4) “Breakout”
27:11 17. Per qualche dollaro in più #5 (For a Few Dollars More #5) “You Have to Die”
28:40 18. Per qualche dollaro in più #6 (For a Few Dollars More #6) “The Telegraph Trail”
32:13 19. Il Colpo (The Attack) “Indio Arrives”
35:45 20. Il vizio d'uccidere #2 (The Vice of Killing #2) “The Withdrawal”
39:29 21. Per qualche dollaro in più #7 (For a Few Dollars More #7) "The Flute, The Jew's Harp and the Guitar"
39:59 22. Il vizio d'uccidere (The Vice of Killing) “At Agua Caliente”
42:27 23. Carillon #2 (Watch Chimes #2) “Remember Me, Amigo?”
43:39 24. Per qualche dollaro in più #5 (For a Few Dollars More #5) “Found Out”
46:06 25. Per qualche dollaro in più #6 (For a Few Dollars More #6) "Caught at It"
46:53 26. Per qualche dollaro in più #7 (For a Few Dollars More #7) “An Arranged Escape”
48:12 27. Per qualche dollaro in più #8 (For a Few Dollars More #8) "They Hatch their Plan"
50:11 28. La resa dei conti #2 (Paying Off Scores #2) "They kill Cucillo"
51:22 29. Per qualche dollaro in più #9 (For a Few Dollars More #9) “The Bounty Killers”
52:05 30. Carillon #3 (Watch Chimes #3) “The Watch”
54:18 31. Carillon (Watch Chimes) "The Showdown"
55:30 32. La resa dei conti #3 (Paying Off Scores #3) “When the Chimes End”
58:28 33. Addio Colonello (Bye Bye Colonel) “The Parting of Ways”
01:00:18 34. Bonus Track. La resa dei conti (Paying Off Scores)
01:03:27 35. Bonus Track. Poker d'assi (Aces High - short version)
01:04:49 36. Bonus Track. Il colpo (The Attack - short version)
01:07:14 37 Bonus Track. Eye for an Eye (English vocal version)
01:10:19 38 Bonus Track. Occhio per occhio (Italian vocal version)
One doesn’t create a trend-setting genre in just one attempt. If A Fistful of Dollars had raised many an eyebrow in 1964, the confirmation still had to come. It came the year after in the form of For a Few Dollars More. Sergio Leone was 36 in 1964 when he made his breakthrough with his first western, A Fistful of Dollars. It might not have been the first European western, not even the first Italian one, but its unconventional take on the western code and its blatant display of the director’s unique talent were enough to make it a landmark in the history of cinema. There were many ingredients to this success story, including the revelation of actor Clint Eastwood and the above-average skills of the crew at all levels, but the one that stood out prominently was the soundtrack. Ennio Morricone had not only written a great score for the movie, he had also created a musical genre of its own, which would from then on become emblematic of the western sound. It developed into a cliché which even American composers would later adopt on their side of the Atlantic. Inexplicably, there has never been a proper release of the landmark soundtrack from For a Few Dollars More. It was published many times as a programme of 8 cuts, totalling a rough 17 minutes, coupled with a selection from A Fistful of Dollars of about the same length. It later received a strange CD release with additional music taken directly from the movie, including the sound effects, duplicated cues and track listing errors. There is probably no other example of an equally important score treated so poorly by the record industry. The score is made up of four different themes and is the first of many where Morricone assigned a leitmotiv or a musical colour to each of the characters, a practice that will culminate three years later in Once Upon a Time in the West. This is what we now call a classic. To cut a long story short, Ennio Morricone’s For a Few Dollars More is amongst the most important soundtracks of all times.
Here is the complete score.