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I'm an old cowpoke that has had an interest in music, as long as I can remember. As it applies here, my interest in the Spaghetti Western genre began with those early Italian-made Western films that helped rocket Clint Eastwood to super-stardom! And, what would those films have been without that signature music, from composers like Ennio Morricone, Bruno Nicolai, and Francesco De Masi? Well, who knows, but I've collected a fair amount of these musical gems over the years, and now, I've made it my personal mission to share this great music, and it's distant relatives with the world! Enjoy! Viva Spaghetti! |
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Ennio Morricone
He's the most prolific, and most definitely the foremost Spaghetti Western maestro!
Bruno Nicolai
His scores sound almost identical to Morricone's style, and indeed, he even worked with Morricone at times.
Francesco De Masi
Another fairly prolific composer in the Spaghetti Western genre.
Adam and the Ants
Borrowed a lot from the Spaghetti Western genre in it's early days.
Dick Dale
King of the surf guitar, and master of reverb!
Spaghetti Western Encyclopedia
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Various artists
This here's a four volume compilation of Spaghetti Western music, from King Records, in Japan.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly soundtrack album
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Ennio Morricone
Probably the best musical soundtrack of the Eastwood/Leone/Morricone trilogy.
Tribal Thunder
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Dick Dale
Okay, I just like anything by Dick Dale!
Kings of the Wild Frontier
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Adam and the Ants
Lots of Spaghetti influence on this album.
Phantasmagoria
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The Damned
This album has nothing to do with the Spaghetti Western genre, but it's a darned good album!
MySpace
Be sure to check out a certain little Spaghetti Western music profile...