Ennio Morricone - Invenzione per John - Originale - Giù La Testa (1971)

[@salvatoreconiglio8085]

I was in the middle of a long drive at night and this came on the radio. I was almost in a trance. It was a magical experience.

[@ruthdixon7807]

moves effortlessly through a variety of emotional moods.

[@francescofasolato2375]

Pura psichedelia ... un altro mondo ...

[@sudhagupta3557]

AllTime ❤Music

[@henry6354]

Sean Sean Sean...a masterpiece...r.i.p grande Maestro...grazie di tutto...per sempre nei ns cuori...non ti dimenticheremo mai 😪🇮🇹

[@seanhuds229]

Why does everyone keep saying my name?

[@robertotrezza4430]

Visto per la 100 volta il 31/ 03/23 Che spettacolo di film Grande regista, ed inimitabile Morricone ♥️♥️♥️♥️🎼🎼🎥🎥🎥

[@erichervo3090]

Ennio Morricone + Sergio Leone = chef d’œuvre

[@benfroidevaux1601]

Ennio Morricone's timeless, inspirational and eternal Classics are PROOF that Angels are always among us...BRAVO!

[@seandougherty6010]

One of my all time favorite pieces of music

[@durden7933]

Ennio Morricone is a Genius

[@garethtomkins5797]

Great piece of music, in fact the whole score was wonderful. Much underrated movie and score. Excellent.. Morricone sure was a master. Sadly gone but never forgotten. Thank you maestro.

[@peterturrall2553]

Great music

[@francoferro5567]

Stupenda

[@antonellazei2845]

anche per me. La musica fa il bello della metà del film.

[@krishnamurti4577]

This sequence is so good. It blasts me away. Gracie Maestro. 🙏

[@maneeshgupta4365]

Same words this side

[@BN-hx3ev]

Ennio Morricone est le meilleur compositeur de musique de film pour moi

[@lee7701]

I find it impossible to listen to this without remembering the great James Coburn

[@lordlazerus]

'Duck, you sucker!' Thank you for all the inspiration, wonderful Ennio

[@seanhuds229]

Hay Roy, why dont you record it and post a video on here for us to all enjoy? I would love to hear someone else play this song. P.S. Blade Runner is my favorite film of all time.

[@loritroiano9843]

Soothing and familiar

[@angc1456]

Alessandro Alessandroni is the "Whistler " Please give him some credit =)

[@sudhagupta3557]

Really? Tell me more about him

[@russellsmiler]

What is it about this piece of music?? I think its the magic of Leone, Morricone and of course, for me the depiction in the opening scenes of the film, that wagon and horses coming towards you!! this is a magic combination.....long live magic!!

[@muten1980]

Yeah bro, the same is for me! Opening is magic!

[@jakopay]

+ Juan pissing on some poor ants; absolute classic

[@Rebel094]

Semplicemente geniale ❤

[@boyoterry154]

RIP Benny Harvey - gone but not forgotten, big man!

[@sudhagupta3557]

This is also a honey dipped music Not only music

[@Marcoanfieldforever72]

So beautiful music

[@sudhagupta3557]

Superb💥

[@joaofornazieiro7909]

Magistral melodia.

[@sudhagupta3557]

Great Music❤

[@giancarloferrari3594]

Una successione di ritmo incalzante incredibile e meravigliosa

[@lordbison]

Totally Awesome Music!

[@TheMichTemp]

Tutta magnifica, ma da 4:20 a 6:10 è qualcosa di incredibile.

[@StrideLatinProgRick]

Ca-po-la-vo-ro! Assolutamente stupendo!

[@csizlaj]

Fantasztikus, Ennioért nézek és főleg hallgatok western filmet...

[@zozeme3933]

Once upon a time in the magic

[@youdontknowme9279]

a masterpiece

[@nelsonrumayor6650]

A. MASTERPIECE!!!!

[@calimero42vb]

comment le monde pourra faire naître à nouveau un Ennio Morricone? il est tellement... bon, meilleur que lui ... Personne. come potrà il mondo far nascere di nuovo un Ennio Morricone? lui è così... bravo, meglio di lui... Nessuno. how will the world be able to bring forth an Ennio Morricone again? he's so... good, better than him... Nobody.

[@flame-sky7148]

RIP Mr. Morricone, truly the maestro

[@mosash-y2k]

Grazie.😢

[@Mirage_Mach5]

This piece has such an uplifting feel to it. Thanks for posting!

[@SteveTheMovieGuy1]

Hi there. If you go to the IMdb listing for the film (sorry YT won't allow me to post the link here) expand the full cast option and look way down the cast list you'll find a listing for "John's friend Sean Nolan (flashback)" played by Irish actor David Warbeck.

[@juliaread9115]

Love this so much

[@readymadeflowcancro337]

Rest In Peace Maestro... 🇮🇹👆☝️🙏

[@zachd6537]

I’m addicted to this. It’s beyond beautiful. With Fendi too? Unreal ❤️❤️❤️ The last part is so wonderful starting at 7:22

[@litalsumu188]

Totally agree...🎶🙋‍♀️

[@sudhagupta3557]

I m also addicted of this music💞🪷😇

[@maneeshgupta4365]

I'm also addicted of this music

[@leomartinmusic]

Thanks limmy, thought I'd never here this wonder again

[@sudhagupta3557]

G r e a t 🎧🎼🎹🎻🎸

[@ecinelle]

MAGNÍFICO, ESPLÊNDIDO, ENCANTADOR...

[@sudhagupta3557]

Myself Manish Gupta,from india 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kingkong5483]

Genius Morricone The Maestro

[@maneeshgupta4365]

A m a z i n g 💞🍻👑🌅🎬📽🗺🗺🗺🗺

[@sudhagupta3557]

🎉

[@АйратСамигуллин-э9е]

Слушая Маэстро иногда попадаю но неуловим он . Уловим но не способен обьяснить , может я по - торопился . Ещё и ещё надо вслушаться и понять что я теряю .

[@liviaasupremaa6157]

fendi ❤

[@sudhagupta3557]

❤everytime🎧🎼🎸

[@Ellisgyl]

Cheers Limmy.

[@sudhagupta3557]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@davids434]

10/10

[@Arloeg]

Not a traditional or folk irish tune, but quite celtic in the spirit.

[@roldaoleocadiofilho9460]

excelência

[@ouii8]

Sean IS John Mallory and not his irish 'friends' who is only named Nolan. This film is the story of Sean "John" Mallory. The girl in white symbolizes the Revolution, whatever revolution that may be, both guys fall in love with the Revolution, but in the final scene Sean is disillusioned about it and as second thought about it all. The mexican character is Leone alter ego, he doesn't believe in politics or revolutions at all.

[@Proletariem]

No

[@arturoperez6473]

His name was never Sean. That's just something a lot of people that don't pay attention assume because of the obvious Irish stereotype. His name was always John and that's why Juan says something to the effect of "You're John and I'm Juan!" Juan is the Spanish equivalent of John. So John and John, which is why he was so visually excited

[@thomasobrien333]

@@arturoperez6473 Seán Seán Seán.

[@seanhuds229]

@@arturoperez6473 "Sean" is the Irish Celtic way of pronouncing the name "John"

[@arturoperez6473]

@@seanhuds229 doesn't change the fact that when Juan finds his newspaper clipping, it says John Mallory

[@floof0512]

Thanks Limmy

[@00.003eqw]

very pretty

[@SteveTheMovieGuy1]

It's "Sean, Sean, Sean" referring to Coburn's characters' IRA friend who we see in the Ireland flashbacks. Coburn's John Mallory is riddled with guilt over the death of Sean and this guilt informs much of his motivations throughout the film. Sean is constantly referenced throughout.

[@jnelson16701]

Exactly. Thankful someone has finally got it.

[@loritroiano9843]

The band Broadcast was totally inspired by him

[@sudhagupta3557]

S u p e r b 🎉

[@FL8mileshigh1]

“Music hath charms to soothe a savage breast, to soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak.” William Congreve (1697). Simply beautiful.

[@LG-dl4jx]

Just to clear up a few points..."Sean, Sean, Sean", as I understand it, refers to John's past in Ireland, not any guilt over killing Mallory. Sean killing Mallory can be viewed two ways: they are both in love with the same girl, but also, based on Mallory's pleading look, a mercy killing that Mallory begs for so he won't betray other IRA members. Once John is in Mexico, he becomes increasingly disenchanted by revolutionary politics, not only in the final scene, but before then, because of the death of Juan's children, Dr. Villega's pointing out fellow revolutionaries, and a discussion with Juan that it's the poor who suffer in the process. When John throws his copy of a Bakunin book in the mud and tells Villega that he only believes in dynamite, it seems clear by then that he is rejecting violent revolution as a positive act. He sees no other personal role for himself however, and after being wounded in the battle against the Federales, he kills himself. This cue does not play over the opening credits with its horse and wagon but over a scene of John watching preparations for blowing up the entrance to the bank/makeshift prison in Mesa Verde (and it is truly one of Morricone's finest 'invenziones' with its nearly Baroque layering of whistling, vocals, guitar, strings, and percussion thumps).

[@ElSoloNoco]

I'm confused why did you said 'Sean killing Mallory' John Mallory mercy killed Sean didn't he? & why is he not listed as Sean on IMDB, he's listed as 'Nolan'

[@angelomezzadri2463]

@@ElSoloNoco John and Sean are the same person (Sean in Ireland-John in Mexico) Sean killed Nolan.

[@andreatobia]

Mesa Verde sent me here......

[@jeanmistiaen9869]

I'm Kim Wexler.

[@fiefenduddch]

me? 😂

[@andreatobia]

@@fiefenduddch you have an amazing nickname!! R.i.p. Ennio Morricone, italian proud!

[@fiefenduddch]

@@andreatobia Yeah, after the City in "Giu la testa", one of my gems 😊

[@philmathieu1017]

And a reminder of what happens to the poor when the educated classes want a change (in Leone films or in real life), "they're dead!" (Juan Miranda) - let's never forget that.

[@TheeOC]

A fist full of dynamite sent me here...

[@gerardozaragoza2486]

WQXR Q2 Music Radio Station sent me here.

[@steviesambora]

What about me........

[@DarkJedi246]

I thought the Sean was John's Irish name and that his friend was called something else.

[@PimpPants1]

limmy sent me here!

[@ndrinks5550]

Ra ta da ta da

[@JuanPablo-nt1yp]

Fendi me trajo aquí

[@liviaasupremaa6157]

Juan Pablo Martinez concuerdo

[@JEMTAC]

Daft Limmy sent me here

[@ucfknightsjay]

What is he saying? Loong, Duck, Dong??

[@rs232il]

That's right. You got it.

[@lucdedampierre4395]

Prenant, oubli de sa propre ignorance du monde

[@kingkong5483]

Bad company!!!