Another fantastic jazz melody from Dave Grusin's original score to the late Sidney Pollack's Three Days of The Condor. This song first played in the background during the very sensual albeit unbelievable love scene between Robert Redford's character Joe Turner aka Condor and Faye Dunaway's character Katherine Hale. This wonderfully lensed love scene compares with the hot tub scene with a young Mel Gibson and Michelle Pfeiffer in Tequilla Sunrise (1988) which Dave Grusin also scored with Joann''s Song with David Sanborn 's incredible saxophone. The link is here: th-cam.com/video/ln1plk7irIw/w-d-xo.html This song also played in the background during the scene when Kathy and Joe part at an Amtrak station during the last 15 minutes of Three Days of The Condor hence the title.
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Grande film Un vero capolavoro.... attori fantastici.....
Wonderful background music for a great film. Tom Scott on a Dave Grusin song? Genius meets genius.
it's more you can dream out
Gorgeous!
fantastic!
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Very smooth, laid-back jazz version of The 3 Days of the Condor
Another fantastic jazz melody from Dave Grusin's original score to the late Sidney Pollack's Three Days of The Condor. This song first played in the background during the very sensual albeit unbelievable love scene between Robert Redford's character Joe Turner aka Condor and Faye Dunaway's character Katherine Hale.
This wonderfully lensed love scene compares with the hot tub scene with a young Mel Gibson and Michelle Pfeiffer in Tequilla Sunrise (1988) which Dave Grusin also scored with Joann''s Song with David Sanborn 's incredible saxophone.
The link is here: th-cam.com/video/ln1plk7irIw/w-d-xo.html
This song also played in the background during the scene when Kathy and Joe part at an Amtrak station during the last 15 minutes of Three Days of The Condor hence the title.
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