Roy Budd’s film score debut – soundtrack to the controversial 1970 western.

The Soldier Blue soundtrack album is the fourth album in Silva Screen’s reissues of Roy Budd’s catalogue which features extensive digital remastering.

Only a year after scoring Soldier Blue, Roy Budd completed seven scores topped by Get Carter and followed by the western Catlow, WW1 drama Zeppelin and comedy The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins, the latter three all featured on this release.

Also included on the album is Concerto For Harry, a piece from the 1976 drama Something To Hide, Budd’s homage to the great concertos of Liszt, Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky. The piece highlights Budd’s excellent piano playing and is accompanied by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

SOLDIER BLUE
1. Soldier Blue
2. Kiowa Country
3. Ride On
4. Fields Of Green And Skies Of Blue (Instrumental)
5. Cresta’s Theme
6. How Wonderful Life Is
7. Fields Of Green And Skies Of Blue (Vocal)

CATLOW
8. Catlow’s Theme
9. Courtroom
10. Sun On My Face
11. Get The Gold
12. Indian Ambush
13. Stagecoach
14. Catlow (End Titles)

ZEPPELIN
15. Zeppelin – Main Theme
16. All You Want Me To Be

SOMETHING TO HIDE
17. Concerto For Harry (featuring The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
18. How Can We Run Away

THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN DEADLY SINS
19. Lust
20. Envy, Greed And Gluttony