Miles Davis – Ascenseur Pour L'Échafaud (Lift To The Scaffold) - original soundtrack (Complete Recordings)

This soundtrack with the musical cues for Louis Malle's 1958 film Ascenseur Pour L'Échafaud was recorded at Le Poste Parisien Studio in Paris on December 4 and 5, 1957.

Jean-Paul Rappeneau, a jazz fan and Malle's assistant at the time, suggested asking Miles Davis to create the film's soundtrack - possibly inspired by the Modern Jazz Quartet's recording for Roger Vadim's Sait-On Jamais (Does One Ever Know), released a few months earlier in 1957.

Davis was booked to perform at the Club Saint-Germain in Paris for November 1957. Rappeneau introduced him to Malle, and Davis agreed to record the music after attending a private screening. On December 4, he brought his four sidemen to the recording studio without having had them prepare anything. Davis only gave the musicians a few rudimentary harmonic sequences he had assembled in his hotel room, and, once the plot was explained, the band improvised without any pre-composed theme, while edited loops of the musically relevant film sequences were projected in the background.

The soundtrack was not released on its own in the USA but ten songs from this soundtrack were released as one side of the album Miles Davis - Jazz Track which received a 1960 Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Performance, Solo Or Small Group.

This soundtrack might also be referred to as Elevator To The Gallows (literal translation of the French title), also known as Frantic in the US, also known as Lift To The Scaffold in the UK.

Original release date: 1958; recording period: Dec 1957

Miles Davis, Trumpet; Barney Wilen, Tenor Saxophone; René Urtreger, Piano; Pierre Michelot, Bass; Kenny Clarke, Drums

This complete recordings version was released in 1988. The original soundtrack to the film, as mixed and edited in 1958, can be heard in tracks 17 to 26.

1 Nuit Sur Les Champs-Élysées (Take 1) 2:25

2 Nuit Sur Les Champs-Élysées (Take 2) 5:20

3 Nuit Sur Les Champs-Élysées (Take 3) (Générique) 2:47

4 Nuit Sur Les Champs-Élysées (Take 4) (Florence Sur Les Champs Élyseés) 2:59

5 Assassinat (Take 1) (Visite Du Vigile) 2:02

6 Assassinat (Take 2) (Julien Dans L'Ascenseur) 2:10

7 Assassinat (Take 3) (L'Assassinat De Carala) 2:10

8 Motel (Dîner Au Motel) 3:56

9 Final (Take 1) 3:05

10 Final (Take 2) 3:00

11 Final (Take 3) (Chez Le Photographe Du Motel) 4:04

12 Ascenseur (Évasion De Julien) 1:57

13 Le Petit Bal (Take 1) 2:40

14 Le Petit Bal (Take 2) (Au Bar Du Petit Bac) 2:53

15 Séquence Voiture (Take 1) 2:56

16 Séquence Voiture (Take 2) (Sur L'Autoroute) 2:16

17 Générique 2:45

18 L'Assassinat De Carala 2:10

19 Sur L'Autoroute 2:15

20 Julien Dans L'Ascenseur 2:07

21 Florence Sur Les Champs-Élyseés 2:50

22 Dîner Au Motel 3:58

23 Évasion De Julien 0:53

24 Visite Du Vigile 2:00

25 Au Bar Du Petit Bac 2:50

26 Chez Le Photographe Du Motel 3:50

Ascenseur Pour L'Échafaud

L' Accompagnatrice - Bande Originale Du Film - Alain Jomy / Orchestre symphonique de Budapest

 

1 Richard Strauss– Wiegenlied 3:52

2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart– Vespers Solemn : Laudate Dominum 5:03

3 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart– Missa Solemnis K 139: Quoniam Tu Solus Sanctus 2:20

4 Richard Strauss– Zueignung 1:38

5 Hector Berlioz– Nuits d'Ete: Villanelle 2:06

6 Hector Berlioz– Nuits d'Ete: Spectre de la Rose 6:48

7 Jules Massenet– Thaïs: Dis-moi Que Je Serai Belle Eternellement 7:26

8 Franz Schubert– Trio: Le Patre Sur Le Rocher 12:09

9 Robert Schumann– Scenes D'enfants : Des Pays Lointains 1:12

10 Robert Schumann– Scenes de la Foret : Fleurs Solitaires 2:25

11 Sablon-Seyder– Cœur De Parisienne 1:52

12 Alain Jomy– L'eteve 1:55

13 Alain Jomy– Tzigane 2:36

14 Alain Jomy– Valse 2:04

15 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart– Noces de Figaro: Air De Barberine 1:47

16 Alain Jomy– Generique Fin 1:20

L'Accompagnatrice

Eric Serra – Anna (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

 

Anna (stylized as ANИA) is a 2019 action thriller film written, produced and directed by Luc Besson. The film stars Sasha Luss as the eponymous assassin, alongside Luke Evans, Cillian Murphy, Helen Mirren, and Alexander Petrov.

1 I Am Criminal - Featuring Mitivaï Serra 3:15

2 Message From The KGB 3:20

3 Car Race In Moscow 4:14

4 Put Faith In Yourself, Pt. 1 1:55

5 Put Faith In Yourself, Pt. 2 1:12

6 Put Faith In Yourself, Pt. 3 1:43

7 I Work For The KGB Baby 0:57

8 Brawl In Pectopah 4:05

9 Adversity Is A Good Teacher, Pt. 1 1:04

10 Adversity Is A Good Teacher, Pt. 2 1:48

11 Settling In Another Grey Box 1:12

12 Izmailovo Market 1:29

13 Only One Way To Leave 0:53

14 Mission In Milan, Pt. 1 2:53

15 Mission In Milan, Pt. 2 1:33

16 Five Minutes To Cut A Deal 3:30

17 I Need His Finger 1:03

18 Find Me In The Closet 3:51

19 Criminal Featuring – Mitivaï Serra 1:52

20 Miller's Proposal 1:43

21 Escape From KGB 5:41

22 Disturbing Day For Maude 1:08

23 Meeting At Parc Monceau 2:39

24 Six Months Of Freedom 2:25

25 Mexican Standoff In Paris 1:00

26 Anna Is Free 1:46

27 Olga In Her New Office 2:25

28 My Beauty (My Soul Edit) Ft.Malee – Beauty Freak 3:06

Anna (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

see also La Femme Nikita by Eric Serra

John Lurie – African Swim And Manny & Lo (Two Film Scores)

 

John Lurie (born December 14, 1952) is an American musician, painter, actor, director and producer. He co-founded the Lounge Lizards jazz ensemble, has acted in 19 films, including Stranger than Paradise and Down by Law; has composed and performed music for 20 television and film works; and he produced, directed, and starred in the Fishing with John television series. In 1996 his soundtrack for Get Shorty was nominated for a Grammy Award, and his album The Legendary Marvin Pontiac: Greatest Hits has been praised by critics and fellow musicians.

African Swim

1 Main Titles 3:14

2 Al Al Al Al 3:11

3 Big Trouble 3:09

4 Men Working 1:05

5 Teddy Bears Nik Pop 1:13

6 Sex With Al 1:01

7 Gun Dance 1:05

8 Tomato Fight 1:07

9 Al Is Hated 0:54

10 Vibe Whoops 1:24

11 Goodbye To Peach 2:56

12 African Swim (End Titles) 1:44

Manny & Lo

13 Manny & Lo (Main Titles) 1:59

14 Tiffany's Bedroom 0:40

15 Driving Into Country 1:38

16 Manny With Lunchbox 0:26

17 She's Not A Nurse 0:50

18 Manny Leaves Lo 0:48

19 Monster Trucks 0:32

20 Lo Crawls Through Window 0:58

21 Wild Bill 0:40

22 Dream Elaine Driving 0:41

23 Kidnapping Elaine 2:34

24 Hypnotize The Lizard 0:54

25 Manny & Lo (End Titles) 6:07

John Lurie – African Swim And Manny & Lo

All About "E" - original score by Basil Hogios featuring Joseph Tawadros

 

2015 Australian movie, All About E is a road trip, a comedy, and a love story. E, a beautiful, young Arabic Australian DJ seems to have it all. She is headlining at a top Sydney nightclub, has a home with her gay best-friend Matt and a world of women at her feet, but looks can be deceiving. Something is missing. When she and Matt, her husband of convenience, stumble on a bag of cash they are forced to hit the road. Suddenly E finds she has burnt too many bridges, and there is nowhere to run to but outback Australia and into the arms of ex-girlfriend Trish who broke her heart. E has to learn to face up to her past. She has to give her family the chance to accept who she really is and find the courage to live her dreams.

The score was composed by Basil Hogios and features renowned Oud virtuoso Joseph Tawadros.

Basil Hogios is a composer, architect, music producer, sound designer and audio technologist, working internationally in film, television, performing arts, album production and art installation. He approaches music and story-telling from a highly collaborative, architectural perspective,  employing a unique design approach to any project, audio or visual. He is currently based in Europe (Prague) and in Sydney. His rare combination of composing, producing, audio-visual design, and a passion for arts and culture has lead to working on large scale productions internationally. 

https://www.basilhogios.com/home

https://josephtawadros.com/

All About E

Atomic Blonde (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - music by Tyler Bates and various artists

 

David Bowie– Cat People (Putting Out The Fire) 6:43

Peter Schilling– Major Tom (Völlig Losgelöst) 4:58

Health – Blue Monday 4:46

Tyler Bates– C**k**cker 1:48

Nena– 99 Luftballons 3:52

George Michael– Father Figure 5:37

After The Fire– Der Kommissar 5:41

Siouxsie And The Banshees*– Cities In Dust 4:04

Re-Flex – The Politics Of Dancing 3:56

Marilyn Manson & Tyler Bates– Stigmata 5:37

Tyler Bates– Demonstration 3:45

A Flock Of Seagulls– I Ran (So Far Away) 5:06

Kaleida – 99 Luftballons 3:53

'Til Tuesday– Voices Carry 4:19

The Clash– London Calling 3:20

Tyler Bates– Finding The UHF Device 2:49

 Atomic Blonde

Almost Alice - various artists (imaginative compositions brought to life by the fantastical world of Alice In Wonderland)

 

1 Avril Lavigne– Alice 3:36

2 The All-American Rejects– The Poison 3:54

3 Owl City– The Technicolor Phase 4:28

4 Shinedown– Her Name Is Alice 3:39

5 All Time Low– Painting Flowers 3:26

6 Metro Station– Where's My Angel 3:40

7 Tokio Hotel and Kerli– Strange 3:51

8 3OH!3 featuring Neon Hitch– Follow Me Down 3:24

9 Robert Smith– Very Good Advice 2:58

10 Mark Hoppus with Pete Wentz– In Transit 4:03

11 Plain White T's– Welcome To Mystery 4:28

12 Kerli– Tea Party 3:29

13 Franz Ferdinand– The Lobster Quadrille 2:09

14 Motion City Soundtrack– Always Running Out Of Time 3:00

15 Wolfmother– Fell Down A Hole 5:04

16 Grace Potter And The Nocturnals – White Rabbit 3:21

Almost Alice

Marc Shaiman – The American President (Original Score From The Motion Picture)

 

1 Main Titles 2:23

2 Call Me Andy 1:36

3 I Like Her 1:48

4 It's Meatloaf Night 0:40

5 The First Kiss 2:21

6 The Slow Down Plan 1:13

7 The Morning After / Meet The Press 2:11

8 Politics As Usual 0:57

9 Never Have An Airline Strike At Christmas 0:35

10 "I Have Dreamed" (The State Dinner)

Written-By – Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

2:57

11 Camp David 1:30

12 Gathering Votes 2:36

13 Make The Deal 3:42

14 Decisions 1:45

15 President Shepherd 7:28

16 End Titles 5:05

The American President

Ad Astra (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - music by Max Richter, Lorne Balfe, Nils Frahm ‎

 

 Tracklist
–Max Richter     To The Stars     3:30
–Max Richter     Encounter     5:18
–Max Richter     Cosmic Drone Gateway     2:57
–Max Richter     I Put All That Away     3:27
–Max Richter     A Trip To The Moon     4:36
–Max Richter     Terra Incognita     2:49
–Max Richter     Ex Luna Scientia - Requiem     5:17
–Max Richter     Journey Sequence     3:20
–Max Richter     The Rings Of Saturn     2:57
–Max Richter     The Wanderer     4:50
–Max Richter     Erbarme Dich     3:38
–Max Richter     Forced Entry     2:27
–Max Richter     Preludium     4:02
–Max Richter     Resonantia     3:00
–Max Richter     Let There Be Light     2:18
–Max Richter     Ursa Minor - Visions     3:14
–Max Richter     Event Horizon     6:13
–Max Richter     Musurgia Universalis     3:05
–Max Richter     You Have To Let Me Go     5:56
–Max Richter     Tuesday (Voiceless)     21:08
–Lorne Balfe     Opening     2:37
–Lorne Balfe     Briefing     2:32
–Lorne Balfe     Space Journey     2:39
–Lorne Balfe     Rover Ride     2:51
–Lorne Balfe     Pirate Attack     2:48
–Lorne Balfe     Orbs     3:44
–Lorne Balfe     Underground Lake     2:15
–Lorne Balfe     Trip To Neptune     5:02
–Nils Frahm     Says     8:18

 Ad Astra

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Across The Universe - Music From The Motion Picture..songs by John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison

 

Tracklist
1    Jim Sturgess–    All My Loving
2    T.V. Carpio–    I Want To Hold Your Hand
3    Evan Rachel Wood–    It Won't Be Long
4    Jim Sturgess–    I've Just Seen A Face
5    Carol Woods And Timothy T. Mitchum–    Let It Be
6    Joe Cocker–    Come Together
7    Bono And Secret Machines–    I Am The Walrus
8    Jim Sturgess–    Something
9    Dana Fuchs And Martin Luther McCoy–    Oh! Darling
10    Jim Sturgess And Joe Anderson –    Strawberry Fields Forever
11    Jim Sturgess–    Across The Universe
12    Dana Fuchs–    Helter Skelter
13    Joe Anderson  Featuring Salma Hayek–    Happiness Is A Warm Gun
14    Evan Rachel Wood–    Blackbird
15    Joe Anderson –    Hey Jude
16    Bono–    Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

 Across The Universe

Apocalypse Now REDUX...music from the motion picture soundtrack

 

 

In the mid to late '70s, director Francis Ford Coppola put his career on the line to complete Apocalypse Now, his quixotic attempt to variously document, deconstruct, and mythologize America's military involvement in Vietnam. The end result was a troubling masterpiece and technical tour de force whose use of sound and music influenced films for decades. As originally released, the soundtrack album was equally groundbreaking: an intriguing, dreamlike collage of dialogue, sound effects, and music that both evoked the film's artistic sensibility and underscored the innovative, Academy Award®-winning efforts of sound designer Walter Murch.

Two decades later, Coppola revisited the project, adding nearly an hour of previously unseen footage and revamping its soundtrack release as well. But while the film may have taken on fresh new dimensions, the new soundtrack album seems stripped of virtually all of Murch's key contributions. What remains is primarily music--and a telling argument for the notion that the whole is considerably more than the sum of its parts. Inspired by synthesist Isao Tomita's '70s classical adaptations, Coppola hired father Carmine to write an orchestra score, and then set about synthesizing it. The Doors' "The End" remains an iconic touchstone, but removed from the context of the film (and its original album release), much of the Coppola music all too clearly reveals its inspirations (Tomita, Holst, Wagner, Stravinsky) and the technical limitations of the relatively primitive synth technology involved (mirrored in a pair of newly recorded tracks as well). --Jerry McCulley (Amazon review)

Apocalypse Now REDUX

 

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Anatomy of A Murder..from the sound track of the motion picture..music by Duke Ellington

 

With DUKE ELLINGTON and Billy Strayhorn at the helm, there is no question that the soundtrack to one of the most controversial Hollywood films of its time will take the listener's breath away. 

Released in 1959, the film, Anatomy Of A Murder, was banned in various American cities because of its language and sexual and violent references. But the soundtrack to the film stood out at the very beginning, being one of the best jazz compositions out of all: it lures deep, seductive and eloquent, like the scent of a femme fatale. 

 Anatomy of A Murder

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Amelie..a film by Jean-Pierre Jeunet..music from the motion picture....music by Yann Tiersen

 

Amélie (also known as Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain; English: The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain) is a 2001 French-German romantic comedy film directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Written by Jeunet with Guillaume Laurant, the film is a whimsical depiction of contemporary Parisian life, set in Montmartre. It tells the story of a shy waitress, played by Audrey Tautou, who decides to change the lives of those around her for the better while struggling with her own isolation.

Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet chanced upon the accordion and piano-driven music of Yann Tiersen while driving with his production assistant who put on a CD he had not heard before. Greatly impressed, he immediately bought Tiersen's entire catalogue and eventually commissioned him to compose pieces for the film. The soundtrack features both compositions from Tiersen's first three albums, as well as new items, variants of which can be found on his fourth album, L'Absente, which he was writing at the same time.

Besides the accordion and piano, the music features parts played with harpsichord, banjo, bass guitar, vibraphone, and even a bicycle wheel at the end of "La Dispute" (which plays over the opening titles in the motion picture). 

Amelie 

 

Anima Mundi ... original soundtrack recording ... music by Philip Glass

Anima Mundi is a triumph both experimentally and cathartically coaxing the listener to the edge of their seat and transporting to an "aural theme park", a feat worthy of John Williams or James Horner. It creates a genuinely engaging musical experience in the minimalist style. Philip Glass fans will adore the variety of rhythmic, harmonic and melodic material, and it's unlike anything else he's done.

While there are clearly moments when it's doing it's duty as a sound track, the overarching theme is one of primal, unadorned noise-making, only orchestrated.

Anima Mundi

The Apostle...music from and inspired by the motion picture..various country and gospel artists

Robert Duvall's triple-threat (producer/writer/director) 1997 film about a fundamentalist Texas preacher whose fiery spirituality and good works are nearly unraveled by his decidedly human lusts is remarkable for a number of things--the star's non-judgmental approach to Christianity undercuts easy stereotyping and his choice in music nicely smudges the modern, artificially drawn boundaries between country and gospel. It's a collection of music that shows what rich diversity there is in music that's been largely marginalized by mainstream marketeers. Highlights include Lyle Lovett's rousing "I'm a Soldier In the Army of the Lord," "In the Garden" by Johnny Cash, and The Carter Family returning to their roots on "Waitin' On the Far Bank of Jordan". --Jerry McCulley (Amazon review)


  1. I Will Not Go Quietly - Steven Curtis Chapman
  2. Two Coats - Patty Loveless
  3. I'm A Soldier In The Army Of The Lord - Lyle Lovett
  4. Softly & Tenderly - Rebecca Lynn Howard
  5. There Is A River - Gaither Vocal Band
  6. In The Garden - Johnny Cash
  7. I Love To Tell The Story - Emmylou Harris, Robert Duvall
  8. Waitin' On The Far Side Banks Of Jordan - Carter Family
  9. Victory Is Mine - Sounds Of Blackness
  10. There Is Power In The Blood - Lari White
  11. There Ain't No Grave (Gonna Hold My Body Down) - Russ Taff
  12. I'll Fly Away - Gary Chapman, Wynonna
  13. Softly & Tenderly (Reprise) - Dino Kartsonakis

The Apostle

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Afterglow....music from the motion picture....music by Mark Isham featuring Charles Lloyd and Gary Burton

Composer Mark Isham's growing shelf of soundtracks shows a range from orchestral tone poems to ambient soundscapes and shrewd combinations of score and source music cues. But the trumpeter and synthesizer sculptor remains an ardent Miles Davis fan, his penchant for serene horn lines and cool backdrops consistent since his days with the '70s acoustic fusion band Rubisa Patrol and in Van Morrison's band. 

Isham's long relationship with director Alan Rudolph provides a plum opportunity in the bittersweet context of this romantic feature, and Isham responds with this suave program of cool jazz originals abetted by a stellar band. Charles Lloyd's ripe tenor, Gary Burton's shimmering vibes, Geri Allen's delicate piano, and Sid Page's violin trade spare lines across the drums and bass of Billy Higgins and Jeff Littleton respectively, for a set that stands on its own as atmospheric, intelligent jazz. --Sam Sutherland

1 After The Glow Has Gone 7:16

2 Yeses, Noes And In-Betweens 4:57

3 A Life Suspended 6:33

4 Hope And Charity 7:12

5 For Charles 7:22

6 Yeses And Noes 5:28

7 Undecided 3:31

8 The Frenzy 7:09

9 Afterglow 8:27

10 Afterglow - Reprise 1:46

AFTERGLOW

The Austin Powers soundtrack collection...grrooovy baby!!

International Man of Mystery

The Austin Powers movies trilogy was big at the box office and made Mike Meyers an International Man of Mystery. The accompanying soundtracks were just as good as the movies with tracks from swinging 60's to the present day with psychedelia, soul, bossa nova, rock and everything in between. A collectors delight and always good to revisit. Here are all three soundtracks in their groovy glory, yeh baby!!

The Spy Who Shagged Me

Goldmember

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Aeon Flux...original motion picture soundtrack...music by Graeme Revell

Set 400 years in the future, disease has wiped out the majority of Earth's population except for one walled, protected city-state, Bregna, ruled by a congress of scientists. The story centers on Aeon Flux (Charlize Theron), the top operative in the underground "Monican" rebellion, led by the Handler (Frances McDormand). When Aeon is sent on a mission to kill a government leader, she uncovers a world of secrets. The exciting and evocative score for the film was composed by Graeme Revell, a master at exploring the dark side of such film worlds as Sin City and The Crow.

After the project bounced from Teddy Shapiro to Reinhold Heil and Johnny Klimek, Aeon Flux finally landed in Graeme Revell's studio, giving him another action flick to score in less than two weeks (remember Tomb Raider anyone?) Stylistically, the result is similar to Tomb Raider, with dominating electronics, but ends up being a more enjoyable listen. Beyond the electronics, Revell takes advantage of sliding cellos and solo vocals in the background to add an Asian feel ("Torture Garden"). Even some of the more ambient parts to the score have piano or other solo instruments accompanying the sounds, making the music easier to listen to ("Cloning Discovery").

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Morricone Youth Original Re-Score for The Adventures of Prince Achmed

NYC-based band Morricone Youth have recently released their new album, The Adventures of Prince Achmed, the oldest surviving animated film, via Country Club records and Light In the Attic.

Morricone Youth was formed in 1999 with a mission statement to compose, re-interpret, perform and record "music written for the moving image." The Adventures of Prince Achmed was written for Lotte Reiniger’s 1926 classic and the oldest known surviving feature film of the same name. This original re-score is a powerful and bewitching excursion through Mid-Eastern exotica, twangin' surf guitar, dub heavy afro-funk and Ethiopiques. It features concertmaster violinist Conrad Harris of FLUX Quartet and String Noise (Northern Spy). This release is the second (following September’s Night of the Living Dead) in a series of a 15 LP/EP vinyl series that coincides with each midnight movie/silent film for which Morricone Youth has written original music and live scored over the past five years at various movie theaters around NYC.

The album is available for preview and streaming HERE at Soundcloud

Over the years, the band has released a number of CD's of re-interpretations of obscure soundtrack music from the past as well as a score to an "imaginary film" entitled "Silenzio Violento," recorded and mixed by legendary engineer Martin Bisi (Sonic Youth, Swans, Dresden Dolls), toured and had residencies at the Knitting Factory, CBGB, Tonic and, most recently, Nitehawk Cinema in Williamsburg. Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) asked the band to compose and perform an original score to Hitchcock's "The Lodger" on Halloween 2013 and the band performed a improvised "chance" piece of reinterpreted French film music dictated by a live chess match between chess masters at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMOA) in connection with its Marcel Duchamp exhibit in 2012. Band members have scored for documentaries and short films and Morricone Youth's original music has been used in documentaries and television programs. 

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Angel Baby...original motion picture soundtrack...music by Michael Brook and John Clifford White

Soundtrack to the 1995 Australian movie, Angel Baby, with music composed by Michael Brook and John Clifford White and featuring Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Peter Gabriel and various artists.

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