Starting around the time I was in 5th grade, I loved Elmer Bernstein and wanted to become a composer for film scores. Years later, while in college, I found out that I would have starved as as film score composer (too slow). Oh well, I became a pretty good arranger of custom arrangements for the bands I taught as a public school band director. However, one composition (a rhapsody) I did for concert band, my favorite, was greeted by my collogues with most saying (in not a complimentary tone), "Sounds like something from a John Wayne movie." I was pleased!
@@tabletalk33 Another favorite movie is "Zulu." The Brits came to S. Africa in steamships, used the telegraph to communicate, had state of the art rifles and artillery. The Zulus had not yet even invented the shoe. Hummm
@@thomascampbell4730 You’re right. Zulu was a great film of an actual historical event, marking Michael Caine’s 1964 screen debut, with a stirring musical score by John Barry, a veteran of the James Bond films. I suspect like a number of other films which portrayed blacks as primitives, Zulu won’t be aired anytime soon in this day and age, though the film intended to show them (and did in fact show them) as proud warriors.
This grrat theme and wonderful movie brings such great memories, my legendary dad , his wild okie brothers my uncles, dang it theyre all gone...brings a tear as well
Thanx Fred to upload the video.Elmer Bernstein was highly talented n knowledgeable composer of fifties n sixties in Hollywood.Who forget his wonderful work in Ten Commandments n great western of sixties The Megnificent Seven.👍✌️👌❤️
I remember seeing this movie when was a Kid. Idk how often i saw it back then, but i haven't seen it for almost 30 years. This was when movies where fun to watch.
When I listen to this soundtrack tears roll down my cheeks and goose bumps appear on my skin. A most beautiful melody which takes one back to those glorious days when talent was abundant in music and films.
I just listened to it and the tears did start flowing. I thought of seeing this movie as a child in a huge theater and with this music blaring. So nostalgic and made me think of a happier time.
When you think how prolific and diverse Bernstein was over his career, it's extremely impressive. From a western like the Comancheros to his orchestral work on the Heavy Metal soundtrack or films like Ghostbusters. One thing they all have in common, is that Bernstein's contributions provide the emotional and atmospherical impact that is, for all of them, definitive.
Two of the Dukes children had roles in this movie. Patrick and the little girl is his daughter Aissa. I love the scene where he holds her and she is playing with his scarf and looking so comfortable in his arms. No wonder, how sweet to be playing on the set with her father! I fell in love with Stuart Whitman in this movie. He was so handsome and dashing. He went on to star in Cimarron Strip which to this day is one of the best Western TV shows.
Elmer was the master - reinventing the style several times over - and each time a treat. But don't hesitate to checkout his comrades also from the East who also helped to define the West: Jerome Moross with his iconic theme (and score) for 'The Big Country' (and the T.V. series 'wagon Train'), John Williams lovely 'The Rare Breed', and Jerry Goldsmith, whose string of pastiche Western scores is the mid to late 60s is highlighted most notably by 'Hour of the Gun' and 'Rio Lobo'.
Great score and movie! While hanging by their wrists, Whitman says to Wayne: "You should think of a new plan Jake, this one didn't work out so well." Wayne responds, "the hell it didn't, we found the hideout didn't we?" Whitman says, "Yeah, I wonder if they know how much trouble they're in."
@@Antonnick That's a damned lie or you wouldn't made the statement to begin with. Lie to yourself and believe it, but no body else will. All these things you use daily. TH-cam, twitter, instagram, facebook. The things you probably eat. McDonalds, Burger King etc. All these things developed in the US Americas. Even the computer language you use and the slang you probably refer to when you speak originates here. You ungrateful twit. Best thing you could do is just stfu and enjoy it. We'll do the hard part. As always.
A rousing personal favourite from the Bernstein array of fine western film scores, even preferred to the more famous music from "Thr Magnificent Seven".
A wonderful example of one of the all-time great, but forgotten western scores. Another is Elmer Bernstein's THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER, Jerry Goldsmith's RIO CONCHOS, Bruce Broughton's SILVERADO and Trevor Jones' LAST OF THE MOHICANS.
Elmer also did the music for The Shootist, Big Jake, and True Grit. Great Music! In the Commancheros, Melinda, the blond woman with her daughter, played Joan O'Brien, had a theme called Melinda's Theme. I am just an emotional sap when that is played. It is a warm piece of music.
True. And yet, Bernstein's range was quite remarkable - from his breakthrough score for Cecil B. DeMille's "The Ten Commandments" (1956) and his jazzy score for Otto Preminger's "The Man with the Golden Arm" (1956), to his wistful and nostalgic Coplandesque score for Robert Mulligan's "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) and his fun score (with some truly moving cues) for Ida Lupino's "The Trouble with Angels" (1966).
Stuart Whitman more than held his own co starring with the Duke in this great western. Whitman went on from this to star in Cimarron Strip. It lasted only one season but is still regarded as one of the finest one hour western series made. High quality for the time.
I think I must have watched this movie at least 12 times--and I think Mr. Bernstein's music may have been one part of why! (Still have it on DVD, blessings on the inventor thereof...)
❤ Elmer Bernstein theme song for El Dorado know it was Nelson Riddle That that theme song is just I'm 78 years old and I have to play that over and over and over because it was just such an awesome song Cessna 172
A fun western with great action and some marvelous dialogue. And this score fits it perfectly. I actually prefer this score to his one for "Magnificent Seven" (okay, throw stuff at me!).
Another beautiful song by Mr. Elmer Bernstein ❤it is love ❤🌹🎶👍👌💯🍷🍷 Dear Lord John Wayne❤🌹🥂 Cavaliere Elmer Bernstein❤🌹 I wish for this 15 minutes of beautiful song, you would use more slides from the movie Komacheroha or old movie posters. Thanks and respect.🍺🍻🍻🍻
Yes, I think Elmer is the younger brother of Leonard, both are very highly intelligent composers, who composed soundtracks of western and classic movies such as West Side Story, music by Leonard Bernstein and To Kill A Mockingbird, music by Elmer Bernstein. and other great movie themes.
Hello Tony, Leonard and Elmer are not related at all, although the talents, the ages and the last names fit somehow, indeed. I even have seen a picture with them together. But I dont remember on which occassion. Fred
y ME IMAGINO QUE PARA MUCHAS MUJERES STUART WITHMAN ESTUVO DE MUY BUEN VER.¡QUE BIEN HIZO EL P'APEL DE BOOZ EN LA PELICULA BIBLICA LA HISTORIA DE RUTH¡
Interesting how a rhythmic motivation unifies the whole soundtrack here. Proof is the use of the main rhythmic figure in the final cadence. You see here an example of good using of ostinato. Influences of Stravinsky - the music composed from a rhythmic motivation, in true nietzschian sense - are present in this whole music.
Amo demais essas MÚSICAS INCRÍVEIS DE FARWEST AMERICANO IGUAL AO MEU PAI QUE TINHA O APELIDO DE TOM MIX ( Cowboy Mais famoso do Cinema mudo de Hollywood ) pois era muito parecido com ele !
One of the most great western film ever ! John Wayne , John Ford , James Steward & the AMAZING TALENT OF ELMER BERNSTEIN Was " THE FÓRMULA " for a Hit ! Remember Alan Lad in SHANE by GEORGE STEVENS in 1953 ? That Was the golden movies Era ! Cinemascope, etc..
EU GOSTARIA DE ME COMUNICAR COM ALGUÉM QUE SEJA UM ESPERT EM BANG BANG ANTIGOS . MAS TEM QUE SER UM PERITO NO ASSUNTO , COMO ERA O ZICO COM A BOLA . PORQUE EU PROCURO UMA MÚSICA DE FAROESTE CONHECIDISSIMA . EU TENHO DESENAS DE MÚSICAS DE BANG BANG , MAS ESTA MÚSICA EU NÃO ENCONTRO NEM POR UM DECRETO . AQUELE QUE FOR UM EXÍMIO CONHEDOR DE BANG BANG ANTIGO , VAI DIZER NA LATA , DE QUAL FILME É ESTA MÚSICA . ELA PARECE UM POUCO COM A TRILHA SONORA ORIGINAL DO BANG BANG ANTIGO , 1960 , SETE HOMENS E UM DESTINO . UM PEDAÇO DESTA MÚSICA , TOCA BEM BAIXINHO NA NOVELA ANTIGA OS IRMÃOS CORAGENS . ELA TOCA NA CENA EM QUE O JOÃO ( TARCISIO MEIRA ) ESTÁ PRESO DENTRO DO TREM PELO DELEGADO ( CARLOS EDUARDO DOLABELA ) ESTA MÚSICA TOCA NO MOMENTO QUE O BANDO DO JOÃO , ESTA DE CAVALOS E PULAM NO TREM , E O NILTON GONSAVES DA O GRITO DE GUERRA IIIIIIIIRRRRAAAA , AÍ ENTRA ESTA MÚSICA . MAS SÓ UM PEDAÇO DELA E BAIXO .
*"You are a Lu-lu!"* *"You might not live long enough to hang!"* *"My conscience will be clear! I'll have done all 'I' could to keep you from gettin' hung!"* Paul Regret: *"As I drop through the 'trap', my final thought will be, well Big Jake did all he could!"*
Nope, Comancheros. My favorite western. Have watched it multiple times, own it. Stuart Whitman just passed away a couple of weeks ago in his nineties. What a star in this movie.
Definitely from the Comancheros and although we lost Stuart Whitman in 2020, another of the co-stars, Nehemiah Persoff is still going strong at 100 years of age.
God bless John Wayne, but certainly NOT Trump, who is singularly destabilising our planet, and is so ‘thick’, he can’t recognise Climate Change! I suggest he reads Al Gore’s book! What hope do we have with idiots like Trump and Johnson!!
@@purrdiggle1470 I thought that is what you might be talking about, but I've never seen pictures of those uniforms. The shirt he wore looked vaguely like a prisoner's.
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Elmer Bernstein, one of the greatest composers ever to write for the screen. What a talent. This is one of his best, a memorable, superb score.
Starting around the time I was in 5th grade, I loved Elmer Bernstein and wanted to become a composer for film scores. Years later, while in college, I found out that I would have starved as as film score composer (too slow). Oh well, I became a pretty good arranger of custom arrangements for the bands I taught as a public school band director. However, one composition (a rhapsody) I did for concert band, my favorite, was greeted by my collogues with most saying (in not a complimentary tone), "Sounds like something from a John Wayne movie." I was pleased!
One off the best movie scores ever made. It still contributes to my daily hapiness. Thank you Elmer Bernstein for your greatness!
You can say that about so many of Elmer’s scores. And all are very different. (To Kill a Mockingbird was his.)
Talent. Sheer talent.
Elmer Bernstein composed an exciting, magnificent, yet at times, very gentle soundtrack for the film ' The Comancheros'.
A great example when movies were fun and the music truly outstanding.
Nowadays, it would be denounced as "colonialism" and "white privilege." Ugggh! :--(
@@tabletalk33 Another favorite movie is "Zulu." The Brits came to S. Africa in steamships, used the telegraph to communicate, had state of the art rifles and artillery. The Zulus had not yet even invented the shoe. Hummm
@@thomascampbell4730 You’re right. Zulu was a great film of an actual historical event, marking Michael Caine’s 1964 screen debut, with a stirring musical score by John Barry, a veteran of the James Bond films. I suspect like a number of other films which portrayed blacks as primitives, Zulu won’t be aired anytime soon in this day and age, though the film intended to show them (and did in fact show them) as proud warriors.
This grrat theme and wonderful movie brings such great memories, my legendary dad , his wild okie brothers my uncles, dang it theyre all gone...brings a tear as well
Extremely POWERFUL musical tunes---rating with the best ever!
Brilliant Western Soundtrack one of my favourites!😀🤠🔫🐎🐴🏜️🇺🇸🎼🎼🎼🎶🎶🎶
Elmer Bernstein one of the greatest film composers of all time such rousing scores a absolute master.
Elmer Bernstein one of the best before John Williams.
@@rogerlynch5279 Williams doesn't even come close
Good old Elmer, one of theeee best, for sure!
Totally agree!!
Yes a true master!
Thanx Fred to upload the video.Elmer Bernstein was highly talented n knowledgeable composer of fifties n sixties in Hollywood.Who forget his wonderful work in Ten Commandments n great western of sixties The Megnificent Seven.👍✌️👌❤️
For something completely different: To Kill a Mockingbird was his.
DER BESTE FILMKOMPONIST ALLER ZEITEN
I remember seeing this movie when was a Kid. Idk how often i saw it back then, but i haven't seen it for almost 30 years.
This was when movies where fun to watch.
Movies and all everywhere...
I have most of John Wayne's westerns and when tv is crap, which is most of the time, I stick them on my Xbox 360, yep, still have one, and binge.
Iam many generations younger, but I can tell you one thing even 10 years ago you could find decent movies, but today it is just pure trash...
When I listen to this soundtrack tears roll down my cheeks and goose bumps appear on my skin. A most beautiful melody which takes one back to those glorious days when talent was abundant in music and films.
AMEN!
I just listened to it and the tears did start flowing. I thought of seeing this movie as a child in a huge theater and with this music blaring. So nostalgic and made me think of a happier time.
When you think how prolific and diverse Bernstein was over his career, it's extremely impressive. From a western like the Comancheros to his orchestral work on the Heavy Metal soundtrack or films like Ghostbusters. One thing they all have in common, is that Bernstein's contributions provide the emotional and atmospherical impact that is, for all of them, definitive.
Don’t forget his score for To Kill a Mockingbird. Shows Elmer’s limitless range.
Two of the Dukes children had roles in this movie. Patrick and the little girl is his daughter Aissa. I love the scene where he holds her and she is playing with his scarf and looking so comfortable in his arms. No wonder, how sweet to be playing on the set with her father! I fell in love with Stuart Whitman in this movie. He was so handsome and dashing. He went on to star in Cimarron Strip which to this day is one of the best Western TV shows.
A great pity CS only lasted one season. However, DVDs...!!
Elmer was the master - reinventing the style several times over - and each time a treat. But don't hesitate to checkout his comrades also from the East who also helped to define the West: Jerome Moross with his iconic theme (and score) for 'The Big Country' (and the T.V. series 'wagon Train'), John Williams lovely 'The Rare Breed', and Jerry Goldsmith, whose string of pastiche Western scores is the mid to late 60s is highlighted most notably by 'Hour of the Gun' and 'Rio Lobo'.
Sadly, Jerome Moross never got the recognition he so richly deserved.
Great score and movie! While hanging by their wrists, Whitman says to Wayne: "You should think of a new plan Jake, this one didn't work out so well." Wayne responds, "the hell it didn't, we found the hideout didn't we?" Whitman says, "Yeah, I wonder if they know how much trouble they're in."
Just US american big moth talk - entertaining None the less
@@Antonnick And how jealous you are of all of it. And how you'll never be what US American is.
@@badtupram You are quite right - I am really lucky and grateful that I will never remotely be what a US American is.
@@Antonnick That's a damned lie or you wouldn't made the statement to begin with. Lie to yourself and believe it, but no body else will.
All these things you use daily. TH-cam, twitter, instagram, facebook. The things you probably eat. McDonalds, Burger King etc. All these things developed in the US Americas. Even the computer language you use and the slang you probably refer to when you speak originates here. You ungrateful twit. Best thing you could do is just stfu and enjoy it. We'll do the hard part. As always.
@@badtupram You havea good sense of humour - enjoy life in your paradise.
One of the most uplifting and beautiful songs written.
Great soundtrack, he was my favourite composer in the 50s,60s, 70s
A rousing personal favourite from the Bernstein array of fine western film scores, even preferred to the more
famous music from "Thr Magnificent Seven".
Die allerbeste Musik zu den besten Western Filme aller Zeiten 👏👏👏
A wonderful example of one of the all-time great, but forgotten western scores. Another is Elmer Bernstein's THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER, Jerry Goldsmith's RIO CONCHOS, Bruce Broughton's SILVERADO and Trevor Jones' LAST OF THE MOHICANS.
Elmer also did the music for The Shootist, Big Jake, and True Grit. Great Music! In the Commancheros, Melinda, the blond woman with her daughter, played Joan O'Brien, had a theme called Melinda's Theme. I am just an emotional sap when that is played. It is a warm piece of music.
I left out The Son's of Katie Elder. Great Music. I put all of this music on a flash drive and play it in my truck.
*"Cause I took to LIKIN' Mules! You got any objections?"*
Every time I hear this score it reminds me of The Magnificent Seven witch are both great scores by Elmer. Thanks Fred.
Elmer was the master when it came to composing scores for Westerns.
Oh so right !!
True.
And yet, Bernstein's range was quite remarkable - from his breakthrough score for Cecil B. DeMille's "The Ten Commandments" (1956) and his jazzy score for Otto Preminger's "The Man with the Golden Arm" (1956), to his wistful and nostalgic Coplandesque score for Robert Mulligan's "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) and his fun score (with some truly moving cues) for Ida Lupino's "The Trouble with Angels" (1966).
Tiomkin was great also
and bernstein was so versatile. amazing scores not just for westerns, but from Ghostbusters to To Kill a Mockingbird. Such a talent.
Well said and well put ! I have a notion to second that emotion !
Don't forget Man With the Golden Arm and 10 Commandments. Now there's versatility!
@@pp312Some Came Running
Elmer Bernstein and "The Duke"...go together like peas and carrots.
Peas and carrots go together? I thought that was peas and beans.
@@pp312 'All the comforts of home'
"Still, when one has proven himself on the field of honor, one cannot very well turn tail and run, can one." "One can." Cue the music... Love it.
Stuart Whitman more than held his own co starring with the Duke in this great western. Whitman went on from this to star in Cimarron Strip. It lasted only one season but is still regarded as one of the finest one hour western series made. High quality for the time.
Great movie
Our friend Nehemiah “ Nicky” Persoff was featured in the movie as the bad guy. G-d Bless You Nick!
60 years later, he is still with us.
And he's excellent in that role.
de nuevo tenemos aqui al gran Elmer Bernstein deleitandonos con otraa gran composicion en uno de los westerns que mas me han gustado.
I think I must have watched this movie at least 12 times--and I think Mr. Bernstein's music may have been one part of why! (Still have it on DVD, blessings on the inventor thereof...)
A sweeping score! It intoxicates me with awesomeness!
Wow that's called a truly western music . Jai Maharashtra Kumbhoj.
great score, great film and cast especially John Wayne and Stuart Whitman
rip stuart whitman
Lee Marvin stole the show.
My favorite film soundtrack suite.
"Hey Big Jake.Dont forget to mend those fences."😄
Great music I love that show
I Love this score!! Wonderful Move!!
These 2 make the movie and the sound
❤ Elmer Bernstein theme song for El Dorado know it was Nelson Riddle That that theme song is just I'm 78 years old and I have to play that over and over and over because it was just such an awesome song Cessna 172
Wow.Great score, great movie.
a very good score and a good western.
Elmer Bernstein created some master pieces
'Don't forget to mend those fences Big Jake' The Duke at his best..
when is the last time you saw ned pepper
ESTUPENDA PARTITURA DE ELMER BERNSTEIN. HERMOSA MUSICA Y ARREGLOS ORQUESTALES. MUY BUENA
Loved this movie and the soundtrack Bernstein was Awsome , wish lee Marvin was in the movie longer though .
A fun western with great action and some marvelous dialogue. And this score fits it perfectly. I actually prefer this score to his one for "Magnificent Seven" (okay, throw stuff at me!).
Actually I read somewhere that he did too.
No need to throw anything. They’re both great scores. 🙂
I share your view.
Good movies both. Don't worry...salutes from Spain.
"Okay, throw stuff at me!" 😂😂😂
Wie viele unvergesslichen Melodien Elmer Bernstein hat komponiert! Einfach erstaunlich!
does anyone have translations of the "other than English" replies?
@@dorothyvelthaus4867 How many unforgettable melodies Elmer Bernstein has composed! Just amazing! English replies are O. K.
@@notaire2 I would like to read an English version of your comment - I only speak /understand Englis.
@@dorothyvelthaus4867 So far as this channel is concerned, I will try to comment in both languages.
@@notaire2 Many thanks...
It is...perfect
Bernstein' signature syncopated rhythms are very prominent in this music. I love his music.❤
MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS POR LA MUSICA ESTA MUY BIEN GRACIAS
Great music , Great movie, They don't make them like that any more.
When we listen to this music, we immediately know it is from a Western movie.
Extraordinaria.
"Well monsieur, it looks like I lost you again."
"Mr. McBain, or whatever your name is, we'll miss you."
Wspaniała muzyka! Po prostu wspaniała!
Another beautiful song by Mr. Elmer Bernstein
❤it is love ❤🌹🎶👍👌💯🍷🍷
Dear Lord John Wayne❤🌹🥂
Cavaliere Elmer Bernstein❤🌹
I wish for this 15 minutes of beautiful song, you would use more slides from the movie Komacheroha or old movie posters. Thanks and respect.🍺🍻🍻🍻
🍻🍻🍻
This is such a cool song. Sounds as if there is a hint of playfulness in it
Yes, I think Elmer is the younger brother
of Leonard, both are very highly intelligent
composers, who composed soundtracks
of western and classic movies such as
West Side Story, music by Leonard Bernstein and To Kill A Mockingbird,
music by Elmer Bernstein. and other
great movie themes.
Hello Tony, Leonard and Elmer are not related at all, although the talents, the ages and the last names fit somehow, indeed. I even have seen a picture with them together. But I dont remember on which occassion.
Fred
Highly intelligent and as SKILLED ! in captial letters, yes.
Not related but friends. They prounounced their last names differently.
They were not brothers , but both talented in their own field of music!
Shinning through.
+Shannon Conley for you.
Love it!
¡Y QUE DECIR TAMBIEN DE LA BELLISIMA INA BALIN EN QUIEN MUCHOS HEMOS VISTO UNA PERFECTA DOBLE DE LA GRAN SOFIA LOREN¡
Now I know where Jerome Moross gets his inspirations!
Moross predates Magnificent Seven and this score
@@josephvitielo1693Yes. And thank you.
Elmer was the Korngold & John Williams of his day.
Also Max Steiner
The most KARL MAY like American made-WESTERN I´ve ever seen
Tengo. Todos los clásicos. De
Jhon. Wayne su. Música de tema maravillosa.
The one and only "Duke"!
Brilliant film theme.👍👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Play this at my funeral ⚱️
Don't forget to mend those fences.. Whow.!!!!!!!
y ME IMAGINO QUE PARA MUCHAS MUJERES STUART WITHMAN ESTUVO DE MUY BUEN VER.¡QUE BIEN HIZO EL P'APEL DE BOOZ EN LA PELICULA BIBLICA LA HISTORIA DE RUTH¡
Bernstein and Ennio Morricone were the best!
5:33 sounds an awful lot like the Mag 7 . . .
Bernstein strikes again
Yes sir, it's true, as is.
Is he the brother of Leonard Bernstein ?
+Lar M
Hello there! They are not related. :-)
Fred
Interesting how a rhythmic motivation unifies the whole soundtrack here. Proof is the use of the main rhythmic figure in the final cadence. You see here an example of good using of ostinato. Influences of Stravinsky - the music composed from a rhythmic motivation, in true nietzschian sense - are present in this whole music.
Amo demais essas MÚSICAS INCRÍVEIS DE FARWEST AMERICANO IGUAL AO MEU PAI QUE TINHA O APELIDO DE TOM MIX ( Cowboy Mais famoso do Cinema mudo de Hollywood ) pois era muito parecido com ele !
One of the most great western film ever !
John Wayne , John Ford , James Steward & the AMAZING TALENT OF ELMER BERNSTEIN Was " THE FÓRMULA " for a Hit ! Remember Alan Lad in SHANE by GEORGE STEVENS in 1953 ?
That Was the golden movies Era ! Cinemascope, etc..
EU GOSTARIA DE ME COMUNICAR COM ALGUÉM QUE SEJA UM ESPERT EM BANG BANG ANTIGOS . MAS TEM QUE SER UM PERITO NO ASSUNTO , COMO ERA O ZICO COM A BOLA . PORQUE EU PROCURO UMA MÚSICA DE FAROESTE CONHECIDISSIMA . EU TENHO DESENAS DE MÚSICAS DE BANG BANG , MAS ESTA MÚSICA EU NÃO ENCONTRO NEM POR UM DECRETO . AQUELE QUE FOR UM EXÍMIO CONHEDOR DE BANG BANG ANTIGO , VAI DIZER NA LATA , DE QUAL FILME É ESTA MÚSICA . ELA PARECE UM POUCO COM A TRILHA SONORA ORIGINAL DO BANG BANG ANTIGO , 1960 , SETE HOMENS E UM DESTINO .
UM PEDAÇO DESTA MÚSICA , TOCA BEM BAIXINHO NA NOVELA ANTIGA OS IRMÃOS CORAGENS . ELA TOCA NA CENA EM QUE O JOÃO ( TARCISIO MEIRA ) ESTÁ PRESO DENTRO DO TREM PELO DELEGADO ( CARLOS EDUARDO DOLABELA ) ESTA MÚSICA TOCA NO MOMENTO QUE O BANDO DO JOÃO , ESTA DE CAVALOS E PULAM NO TREM , E O NILTON GONSAVES DA O GRITO DE GUERRA IIIIIIIIRRRRAAAA , AÍ ENTRA ESTA MÚSICA . MAS SÓ UM PEDAÇO DELA E BAIXO .
Bona película del oeste.
Monsur...
*"You are a Lu-lu!"*
*"You might not live long enough to hang!"*
*"My conscience will be clear! I'll have done all 'I' could to keep you from gettin' hung!"*
Paul Regret: *"As I drop through the 'trap', my final thought will be, well Big Jake did all he could!"*
Eu gostaria de ver o filme lejendado em português por favor 😥🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I LOVE The Comancheros...however that music is from "The Sons of Katie Elder"
Nope, Comancheros. My favorite western. Have watched it multiple times, own it. Stuart Whitman just passed away a couple of weeks ago in his nineties. What a star in this movie.
Definitely from the Comancheros and although we lost Stuart Whitman in 2020, another of the co-stars, Nehemiah Persoff is still going strong at 100 years of age.
Las marchas nde caballería famosas. Jhon say sing some
Time....
I think John Wayne had some great music in his movies
mükemmel
Didn't Igor Stravinsky help just a little bit with this ❓
05:06 - I wonder if Transformers the original series stole this.
Never.. Never.. Other Jhon. WAYNE. Other Errol. Flyn. and
Other. Music. Tem. Manific seven.
6:50 Indiana Jones
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The Entro to Trump 2024.
Good choice
The soundtracks were usually better than the movie
Not always
God bless John Wayne and President Trump
there you go pilligrim
God bless John Wayne, but certainly NOT Trump, who is singularly destabilising our planet, and is so ‘thick’, he can’t recognise Climate Change! I suggest he reads Al Gore’s book! What hope do we have with idiots like Trump and Johnson!!
Monsur . Regret,,,,,, your a lulu....
I can't believe that somebody named Bernstein would ever wear a shirt like he is in the photo.
?
@@hudsony777 Compare it to the uniforms that were worn by the inmates of Germany's concentration camps.
@@purrdiggle1470 I thought that is what you might be talking about, but I've never seen pictures of those uniforms. The shirt he wore looked vaguely like a prisoner's.
Chysum.the spendables. RÍO. Hondo. Etc.