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A very popular audiophile release from 1987, this Telarc classic has been licensed by Universal Music and pressed on two 180-gram LPs. The music, of course, is Erich Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra doing some of the most classic big-screen and TV westerns – augmented by a unique array of Western sound effects. The entire recording chain was transformerless. While this is a digital recording, the signal did not pass through any processing device (i.e. compression, limiting or equalization).
Men Of The May Festival Chorus (tracks: B3, D1) | Choir |
Frankie Laine (tracks: B1, B3, C3) | Vocals |
| A1 | Sounds Of The West | 0:53 |
| A2 | William Tell OvertureComposed By – Gioacchino Rossini | 3:33 |
| A3 | The Magnificent SevenComposed By – Elmer Bernstein | 5:29 |
| A4 | The Furies SuiteComposed By – Franz Waxman | |
| B1 | Round-Up: Anthology Of T V Western ThemesArranged By – Christopher Palmer | 4:27 |
| B2 | How The West Was WonComposed By – Alfred Newman | 7:21 |
| B3 | Gunfight At The O K CorralComposed By – Dimitri Tiomkin | 8:33 |
| C1 | Pops HoedownComposed By – Richard Hayman | 7:10 |
| C2 | Big CountryComposed By – Jerome Moross | 3:06 |
| C3 | High NoonArranged By – Christopher PalmerComposed By – Dimitri Tiomkin | 2:29 |
| C4 | Coyote And Crackling Campfire | 0:58 |
| D1 | Western MedleyArranged By – Richard Hayman | 10:05 |
| D2 | Themes From SilveradoComposed By – Bruce Broughton | 4:12 |
| RPM | 33 |
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| Vinyl Weight | 180 |
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