Harry Robertson - Hawk The Slayer - Theme [Extended by Gilles Nuytens]
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- Harry Robertson - Hawk The Slayer - Theme [Extended by Gilles Nuytens]
This is an extended version of the main theme of the movie « Hawk The Slayer » (1980) by Harry Robertson (aka Harry Robinson). This is the original music from the original soundtrack. NO LOOP!
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Legal notes: I do not own this music! All rights remain to Harry Robertson. - เพลง
Pure quality. I will never tire of this fine music. A film of my childhood. Thank you Gillies, and thank you Harry Robertson, Rest in peace.
it might have been a cheesy 80s movie but it still awesome to watch as a kid. I mean a mag fed automatic crossbow and an elf that shot arrows so fast you thought his bow was full auto, to an 8 year old that was beyond badass
Still have this soundtrack on vinyl 😀loved this movie . Thanks for this 😀
An excellent hommage to a near overlooked but fun and enjoyable film. Well done! Thanks!
Remember seeing this at the cinema about 5 times...Still a guilty pleasure even now I'm in my mid 50's.
would love to see this at the cinema
Very nicely done! This movie sound track by Harry Robertson os one of the best I've ever heard - RIP Harry!
If something this movie had besides the great idea of it's conception was it's music.
Highest score for a humble film...but what a film!
Yoy cannot ask for better entertainment than Bernard Bresslaw battering people with a giant hammer lol. Love this film
Just watched this movie last night and what a ride!!
Nicely done, Thanks :)
Just been on TV and remember so many classic lines 😂 one of the few movies I seem to know by heart, woohoo! good music, wanna play D&D and make a wooden flute😄
and the plot an acting is still better than anything holly wood has produced in the last 10 years
Lord of the rings meets War of the worlds. Classic film Great music.
Some people just can't keep there mouth s shut!
The movie has faults, but this soundtrack is magnificent. Who was Harry Robertson?
Some info about him: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Robertson_(musician)