Film italien de 1966.
"In all of Morricone's western scores, Navajo Joe (1966) stands out as the single most outrageous if not downright insane effort. Utilizing full orchestra and the choral group I Cantori Moderni di Alessandroni (The Modern Singers of Alessandroni) -- with stunning soloist, Gianna Spagnulo (also heard on Guns for San Sebastian and Moses the Lawgiver) -- Morricone crafted a main title based on the chorus blasting out "Navajo Joe" amidst shieking Indian cries. It has to be heard to be believed and is utterly catchy if not an occasion to stand up and proclaim love of life itself." (www.screenarchives.com)
- Sergio CORBUCCI Réalisateur & réalisatrice
- Ennio MORRICONE Auteur de la musique
- 1 Navajo Joe (main title)
- 2 A silhouette of doom
- 3 Duncan's plan
- 4 The peyote saloon
- 5 Wiping out the town
- 6 The road to Esperanza
- 7 The engineer's harmonica
- 8 Duncan's wild bunch (Goodbye to brother Jeffrey)
- 9 Train massacre
- 10 Fear and silence
- 11 A dollar a head
- 12 Joe's departure
- 13 An indian story (Healing the wound)
- 14 Ride into town
- 15 But Joe say no
- 16 To intermission
- 17 Torture (The bandit gets the train)
- 18 Navajo harmonica, pt. 1
- 19 Navajo harmonica, pt. 2
- 20 The Navajo escapes
- 21 A bad childhood
- 22 Joe and his woman
- 23 The horses set free
- 24 The demise of father Rattigan (The demise of Barbara)
- 25 From Esperanza (To esperanza)
- 26 Over the mountain
- 27 The search for Joe
- 28 The confrontation / The return of Joe
- 29 After the end
- 30 Main title (film version)
- 31 Raw hides and dead hides
- 32 Fear and silence
- 33 The navajo's a prisoner
- 34 Navajo joe medley
- 35 Sadness
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