Missouri Breaks [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Various Artists （Rykodisc）CD
発売日：1999年6月4日(金)
≪関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル≫
- 『ミズーリ・ブレイク』 (1976)
曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。
- The Missouri Breaks (Main Title)
- Arrival Of The Rustlers
- Love Theme From The Missouri Breaks
- The Train Robbery
- Bizarre Wake
- Celebration
- Confrontation
- Love Theme (Reprise)
- Crossing The Missouri
- The Chase
- Remembrances
- The Horse Rustlers
- Love Theme (End Title)
- Main Title (Film Version)
- Train Robbery (Film Version)
- Jane And Logan (Film Version)
レビュー (Amazon)
Set in the Montana headlands, Arthur Penn's The Missouri Breaks (1976) was one of the decade's most anticipated releases. Jack Nicholson stars as Tom Logan, a horse thief who sets out to avenge a colleague's death, only to find his own life placed at risk by an Irish gunslinger (Marlon Brando) hired to eliminate his gang. For composer John Williams, The Missouri Breaks was a high-profile "event" picture that followed in the wake of his Oscar-winning work for Steven Spielberg's Jaws (1975). In a surprising departure from the Americana strains of his previous western outings (The Reivers, The Cowboys), Williams turned in a non-symphonic but highly melodic score for acoustic guitar, electric bass guitar, harmonica, mandolin, and electric harpsichord. The follies of Nicholson's gang are accentuated with an up-tempo spirit, while the unlikely romance between Logan and a range boss's daughter (Kathleen Lloyd) is underscored by a charming, lyrical love theme ("Jane And Logan"). Brando's threat is represented by an eerie motif for bass harmonica ("Confrontation"), though the instrument is used in a more reflective context in the haunting "Remembrances". Rykodisc's outstanding presentation of this unique, off-beat score features outstanding engineering, three bonus tracks and the original movie artwork by the legendary Robert Peak. --Kevin Mulhall
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