Charly Varrick-Lalo Schifrin
The Split-Quincy Jones
Coogans Bluff-Lalo Schifrin
Madigan-Dan Costa

peter, December 15, 2005; 2:24 PM

Only the funky or jazzy ones.

The Organization - Gil Melle
Prime Cut - Lalo Schifrin
The Soul of Nigger Charly - Don Costa
Madigan - Don Costa
When Eight Bells Toll - Walter Stott aka Angela Morley
Stiletto - Sid Ramin
Fuzz - Dave Grusin

moenter.melle, December 15, 2005; 4:24 PM

The Getaway - Quincy Jones
Mr. Majestyk - Charles Bernstein

moenter.melle, December 15, 2005; 9:58 PM

Some great interesting suggestions, a friend I havn't seen for some time was banging on about an early 70's film called "Moon" something or something "Moon" and I'm dashed if I can remember what it was. Know it had a foxy leading lady, someone like Birkin or Fonda etc.. Ring any bells with anyone?

, December 15, 2005; 10:57 PM

Maybe Modesty Blaise with Monica Vitti and a great score by John Dankworth?

moenter.melle, December 15, 2005; 11:13 PM

Could be Mario Bava's "FIVE DOLLS FOR AN AUGUST MOON" ("5 Bambole per la luna d'agosto"), starring Edwige Fenech and with a very cool score par Piero Umiliani. A soundtrack CD was released.

vodka_kayou, December 15, 2005; 11:26 PM

I've always wished an American Imprint of the Easy Tempo label in Italy would form to release groovy music from way out films that never had a release like the following titles:
The Big Cube- Val Johns
Honky- Quincy Jones
Frogs- Les Baxter
Switchblade Sisters- Les Baxter
Flare Up- Les Baxter
Films from the Fanfare Corporation, American International, Crown International all had funky wah wah, blues and jazzy scores that never got released. The films (many with killer titles and scores like "Superchick", "Trip With The Teacher", "The Wonder Women" and "Bummer"), mainly played in the rural southern drive-ins. Now that Grindhouse came out it'd be keen to shine the spotlight on these, but that film did poorly at the box-office so that's now a pipe dream...
FYI: Some of the scores mentioned earlier have been released, Stiletto, The Split, Five Dolls..., so keep to the original point people!

neelnkizmiaz, June 12, 2007; 4:23 AM