Robby Poitevin-Tecnica Di Un Omicidio/Quella Carogna De

Robby Poitevin

Tenica Di Un Omicidio/Quella Carogna Dell'Ispettore Sterling ...

new CD

Cinedelic (Italy), 1966/1968. New Copy ....

Rare work from composer Robby Poitevin ¿ pulled from two groovy Italian films of the late 60s! Tecnica Di Un Omicidio is a great action score, put together with a heavy dose of jazz ¿ great vibes, flute, and plenty of other horns ¿ blasting out with a hip style over lots of tight percussion ¿ almost in the manner of spy films from the time, but with a lot more complexity at points, almost the depths of a drama, without any of the sleepy moments. The film's represented by 12 tracks here, all of them pretty great, and pretty different from each other ¿ a really fresh batch of music that includes "Alba A New York", "Central Station", "My Man", "L'Ultima Vittima", "Bassifondi", "Clint In Agguato", and "Tecnica Di Un Omicido". Quella Carogna Dell'Ispettore Sterling is a great score to a hip 60s crime thriller ¿ served up with a mod mix of bossa nova, jazz, and some groovier bits ¿ really great music that easily rivals the late 60s greatness of better-known Italian composers like Armando Trovajoli or Piero Piccioni! Some tunes are upbeat and driving ¿ almost in a mod mode ¿ while others have a dreamier style that makes cool use of organ and voice, the latter of which is handled by I Cantori Moderni on two tracks, and Gianfranca Montedoro on one more. There's an odd sort of feel to the music, in ways that have the same sort of charm as the great score for The Tenth Victim, especially in the use of organ. Titles include "Allucianzione", "One More Step", "Alba A San Francisco", "Tema Dell'Ispettore Sterling", and "Adesso Che Hai Vent'Anni".