Hot OST's That never Came Out-list em

[pickwick33]

Hi, Mom, with Grady Tate's rare single "Be Black Baby."

(After seeing the flick a few years ago on TV, maybe the MOVIE should have stayed unreleased.)

 

[Strider79it]

There are millions lost gems (..or JAMS ?)

(I will not list the ones that has been already "officially" bootleged )

Comes to mind some of the best ones (some of which I personally bootlegged for my own enjoyment) :

-That Man Bolt by Charles Bernstein

-The Slams by Luther Henderson

-La Mala Ordina di Armando Trovajoli

-Swithblade Sisters by Les Baxter (the the title song is great !)

-Get Christy Love by Jack Elliott

-Hit Man by H.B. Barnum

-..And justice for all- Dave Grusin

-The Black Godfather by Martin Yarbrough

-The Super Chick by Allan Alper

-The Hit! and St. Ives , both by Lalo

-Trick Baby by James Bond (

)

-Hammer by Solomon Burke (yes, him !)

....and the complete reels for the whole four seasons of Starsky and Hutch and Streets of S.F.

....in those shows are hidden some of the funkiest music ever heard

 

[djsheep]

original music from Shogun Assassin never came out (Lone Wolf & Babycart) on vinyl...

 

[Strider79it]

original music from Shogun Assassin never came out (Lone Wolf & Babycart) on vinyl...

...also for the "bullet train" (Hanzo been issued on cd as well as Sister Street Fighter series and the Criminal Woman/Terryfing High School,etc

 

[shitzr]

the title track kills me

 

[paquelas]

The Long Goodbye

You Talkin about this?

And is that Jack Sheldon on the Title track?

Yes - and yes, Jack sings one version of the theme,
I think over the main titles.

It came out on a limited euro CD a few years ago, but that's it.
No original OST released.
http://rapidshare.com/files/10070842/Long_Goodbye.rar.html

 

[djsheep]

I got the Bullet Train 7" single, but the movie has that killer drum break in it... I think there's a CD version of that, I remember someone telling me about it (Big Chan maybe???)

 

[Gamble]

Born to Win OST by William S. Fischer. Plaaayer.

 

[roisto]

Or for Klute?

Klute exists, but is sort of a

peice.
Damn, just looked it up on Popsike. If any OST is worth it though....thing is too damn good.
It's a bootleg with bad sound quality. And if I remember correctly, the songs I enjoyed the most while watching the film were not on the OST, so I ended up selling it pretty quickly.

 

[roisto]

Diabolik (Ennio Morricone)

 

[Electrode]

Diabolik (Ennio Morricone)

I don't know about a full soundtrack, but the theme ("Deep Down") had a 45 release. I remember Sugar Hill having a good uptempo fight theme, but I haven't seen it in a while.

There was a 70s failed TV pilot-movie called Madame Sin with Bette Davis and Robert Wagner that had a jazz guitar and horn section theme with a nasty drum break
http://www.sendspace.com/file/3uwexo

 

[kala]

yeah!!!!
keep it goin'
all of them brumbreak anonymous fuckers be poppin off on the dl
hahaha
love it

 

[spelunk]

Or for Klute?

Klute exists, but is sort of a

peice.
Damn, just looked it up on Popsike. If any OST is worth it though....thing is too damn good.
It's a bootleg with bad sound quality. And if I remember correctly, the songs I enjoyed the most while watching the film were not on the OST, so I ended up selling it pretty quickly.
Wait the one with the pink cover is a bootleg? And it doesn't have that garage-ish song with the big drums that goes "higher, higher, HIGHER!!!!"? Cause that was the best song/scene in the whole movie.

 

[roisto]

Or for Klute?

Klute exists, but is sort of a

peice.
Damn, just looked it up on Popsike. If any OST is worth it though....thing is too damn good.
It's a bootleg with bad sound quality. And if I remember correctly, the songs I enjoyed the most while watching the film were not on the OST, so I ended up selling it pretty quickly.
Wait the one with the pink cover is a bootleg? And it doesn't have that garage-ish song with the big drums that goes "higher, higher, HIGHER!!!!"? Cause that was the best song/scene in the whole movie.
I think that one's on the LP, but I wasn't feeling it very much. The drums are nice, though.

 

[roisto]

Diabolik (Ennio Morricone)

I don't know about a full soundtrack, but the theme ("Deep Down") had a 45 release. I remember Sugar Hill having a good uptempo fight theme, but I haven't seen it in a while.

There was a 70s failed TV pilot-movie called Madame Sin with Bette Davis and Robert Wagner that had a jazz guitar and horn section theme with a nasty drum break
http://www.sendspace.com/file/3uwexo
Yeah, there's a 45 with Christy on vocals, but the instrumental tracks were never released on vinyl.

 

[SolidState16]

^Pops of Pusher related?

Black Magic 2 aka Revenge of The Zombies
Master of The Flying Guillotine (with the Neu trax)

 

[PABLO]

I'm bringing this thread back if only to help fill my waning Netflix queue!

Repulsion: Chico Hamilton
Who Killed Mary What's 'Er Name?: Gary McFarland

Also, anybody seen Badge 373? From the trailer it seems to have a Mandrill-like soundtrack going on.

Born to Win OST by William S. Fischer. Plaaayer.

Weren't those tracks on his Circles LP on Embryo?

 

[dollar_bin]

did Black Samurai have an ost? watched it today, some nice tracks on there..

Someone will no doubt correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe they used library tracks for that movie. Been a long time since I saw it, but I remember thinking the music sounded familiar.

 

[spivy]

did Black Samurai have an ost? watched it today, some nice tracks on there..

Someone will no doubt correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe they used library tracks for that movie. Been a long time since I saw it, but I remember thinking the music sounded familiar. you my friend... are 100% correct. walter murphy (of terd disco fame!) worked for major records (an american library label) before his crossover terd success. he made a few albums worth of music for major, one of which (#6088) was used in black samurai. the only way to own this blaxploitation ost is to cop major #6088. the track "creepy street" off #6088 is the shit! it was used at the start of black samurai when the chick was getting kidnapped. MAD BRAEKS YO!

 

[TomO]

What about:

Herbie Hancock - The Spook Who's Sat By The Door
Don't mention that crappy bootleg that's around at the moment - I could tell you where every ripped-off track comes from, and the dialogue etc is straight off VHS.

Herbie Hancock - Death Wish OST
But that WAS released you say? Well, a re-recording was released as the soundtrack, but the film company owns the music recorded with the film. Go and get the DVD - listen to Thrust - era funk with Harvey Mason on drums. And the film version of the title track is brilliant - Rhodes-drenched, double bass etc
If only they'd release that.

'The Organization' starring Sidney Poitier, had a good soundtrack - not sure if that was ever released?