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Frank De Vol, Jerry Goldsmith
Patton [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Soundtracks

Track Listings (33) - Disc #1
1. Main Title [From Patton]
2. The Battle Ground [From Patton]
3. The Cemetary [From Patton]
4. First Battle [From Patton]
5. The Funeral [From Patton]
6. The Hospital [From Patton]
7. The Prayer [From Patton]
8. No Assignment [From Patton]
9. Entr'acte [From Patton]
10. Attack [From Patton]
11. German Advance [From Patton]
12. An Eloquent Man [From Patton]
13. The Pay-Off [From Patton]
14. A Change in the Weather [From Patton]
15. Pensive Patton / End Titles [From Patton]
16. The Airborne [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
17. The Main Title [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
18. The Windy / Heartbreak [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
19. The Brave Sergeant [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
20. The Harris Leaves [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
21. Senza Fine (used in the film The Flight of the Phoenix) [From the Fligh
22. The Gabriele's Death [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
23. The Water [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
24. The Let's Get Back to Work [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
25. The Caravan [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
26. The Naughty Boy [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
27. The Model Planes [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
28. The The Difference [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
29. The The Propeller [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
30. The The Big Pull [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
31. The Rest Stop / The Ground Run [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
32. The Going Up [From the Flight of the Phoenix]
33. The Swimming Hole / Finale [From the Flight of the Phoenix]

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CD Details

All Artists: Frank De Vol, Jerry Goldsmith
Title: Patton [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Film Score Monthly
Release Date: 1/11/2005
Album Type: Soundtrack
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Soundtracks
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 638558000625, 5035135400352

CD Reviews

Do some research!

Michael D. Bandy | Denton, TX USA | 01/13/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is a great CD for collectors. This is the ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK to the film. These arrangements are the ones that were ACTUALLY USED in the film, NOT the ones that were on the album with the speeches. So, if you are looking for the opening and closing speeches, you won't find them here.

Why?

Because there are actually THREE different versions of the score for this FANTASTIC film.

There was another version conducted by Jerry Goldsmith in 1997.

And.... there was ANOTHER one that was recorded in 1970. THAT is the one with the speeches. As far as I know, it has NEVER been released on CD. Hopefully, at some point, someone will see fit to release that version. Personally, I feel those are the best arrangements of the music used in the film. Or, better yet, make a special edition using all 3 versions.

So, you should be HAPPY to have THIS version as well.

By the way, I believe this info is in the liner notes of this CD."

Two classic scores!

M. Wilson | Los Angeles, CA | 11/21/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This cd includes Frank DeVol's score for the Robert Aldrich classic, "Flight of the Phoenix"; an exciting score for an equally exciting movie. Goldsmith's justifiably famous score for Patton features the original recordings, including the haunting "echoplexed" trumpets. Also, the previous reviewer's one-star rating is rather inexplicable considering this is FILM SCORE release. Why would soundbites from the film be included? Bizarre. All-in-all a great package and a limited edition (only 3,000 copies). Get yours while you can - you won't be disappointed!"

The vinyl version is better

Greg Frediani | San Mateo, CA | 02/18/2006

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This is the film version, and it is inferior to the original album release. Often times, soundtrack releases differed from their film versions because composers could tweak passages here and there and get a relaxex, dedicated recording, away from the harsh deadlines of film making. The result was often glorious, as was the case for Jerry Goldsmith's Patton.

Add the famous George C. Scott speeches as prologue and epilogue and you have a classic. But only on vinyl. The vinyl version has better audio quality and is a better performance. It is a shame we are stuck with this dubbed version, which ironically is available on the Patton DVD as well."