Ennio Morricone - Story of a Soldier (Il Buono, Il Brutto E Il Cattivo - The Good, The Bad The Ugly)

Ennio Morricone - Story of a Soldier (Il Buono, Il Brutto E Il Cattivo - The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Soundtrack) - 1966
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[@DodouchMostafa]

R.I.P Eli Wallach R.I.P Lee Van Cleef Good Luck Clint Eastwood

[@eldeanobollo]

In my opinion, one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written that embodies the soldiers. Ennio Morricone is a living genius.

[@authorlydiagreen1862]

I agree

[@jeanetteyara842]

I agree. I love the harmonica version. Made me cry the first time I heard it while watching the movie at the theater...

[@deg6788]

Rest in peace maestro....

[@karamursellidelihamdi406]

Living 😢😢

[@ricklochead1032]

@@karamursellidelihamdi406 Ennio was so far ahead of time. His music lives on.....

[@kystars]

Still listening in 2023. This is very beautiful music from the BEST Western of ALL TIME.....

[@SirAthiro]

I cried to this as a kid and still do as an adult.

[@antoniosilva-xo1wp]

I want my family to play this song the day of my funeral. I cried the day I heard it and it reminded me of the wars I fought in Iraq and Kuwait. The loss of my brothers, the wounds I received in combat. This song is priceless....!

[@thomascrowne5167]

SEMPER FI

[@mikemejia9388]

happy veterans day

[@antoniosilva-xo1wp]

@@mikemejia9388 thank you brother

[@Rangerstown00]

thank you for your service 🫡

[@bessallin459]

What was you doing in a foreign country? We cry for humanity not a slave of the the yank government R.I.P. mug

[@stealthisname66]

R.I.P. Eli. May your digestion be better in heaven than it was in this scene.

[@tamsinparker4247]

He left behind so much.

[@tamsinparker4247]

He is immortalized in his works and his autobiography.

[@davidclement6422]

Lol!!!! Brilliant 😃

[@chrisinfiesto835]

He also had digestion problems w/a poison cannoli from Talia Shire.... R.I.P. Eli...... 🙏🏼

[@stephenkemp1884]

An absolutely fantastic underrated actor he should of got an Oscar for the Tuco role he stole that movie

[@scottussb6287]

Ennio was a great man and this song came to mind when i heard he had passed

[@USSPlatypus]

Bugles are calling from prairie to shore, Sign up and fall in and march off to war; Drums beating loudly, Hearts beating proudly March blue and gray and smile as you go. Smoke hides the valleys and fire paints the plains, Loud roar the cannons till ruin remains; Blue grass and cotton burnt and forgotten All hope seems gone so, soldier, march on to die. Count all the crosses and count all the tears, These are the losses and sad souvenirs; This devastation once was a nation So fall the dice, how high is the price. There in the distance a flag I can see, Scorched and in ribbons but whose can it be; How ends the story, whose is the glory, Ask if we dare our comrades out there who sleep. Count all the crosses and count all the tears, These are the losses and sad souvenirs; This devastation once was a nation So fall the dice, how high is the price we pay.

[@cedricliggins7528]

Thank for lyrics

[@lzlp1]

thanks

[@davidsweeney2387]

Fantastic

[@MrConFleek]

Thank you for the lyrics to this epic masterpiece. What a true treasure

[@peecee1384]

Yes. thanks. It will have more special meaning to me now

[@bradpilgrim5821]

RIP to Ennio Morricone. He will be missed dearly.

[@stephenkemp1884]

An absolute genius a legend

[@duglife2230]

Deciding to watch this movie when it was free on KZbin back in March was one of the best decisions I have ever made.

[@91Redmist]

So hauntingly beautiful. I don't think most people realize how truly great this film was. Definitely in the top 10 of movies made.

[@dogemaester6881]

stop it youre giving me chills

[@johnrfunderburk3098]

I agree, outstanding everything in this film

[@blancasanchez5455]

No one could play that role/Tuco better than you Eli.You were an inspiration for many people.Rest in peace my friend Tuco.

[@jonnies]

Such wistful and haunting lyrics. A true thing of beauty. And I love how the film never seems to take sides in this conflict - it recognises the waste of life on both sides.

[@JohnGLewis1964]

+jonnies Nope... Director Leone did not take sides here. In Mexico he sided, in a manner of speaking, with the Rebs. He was sympathetic to them. (A Fistful of Dynamite.)

[@richardmeyer7018]

+John G. Lewis Not Mexico. Italy.

[@JohnGLewis1964]

Richard Meyer His first three Italian Westerns, with Eastwood, were shot in Spain, as far as I know. {"Fistful of Dollars", "For a Few Dollars More", and "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"}. His fourth Western, which I do not count as an "Italian" (or 'Spaghetti'} Western was "Once Upon a Time in the West", and was shot in the United States. ... For Leone's fifth and final Western, and his fourth Italian Western, ".*A Fistful of Dynamite.*", aka "Duck You Sucker" ... I believe -- but am not sure -- that he returned to Spain to shoot. However, it may indeed have been the case he shot on location in Mexico itself. And.... _the topic was Mexico_, and the revolutions they would occasionally have there. In this film, he sympathized with, rather than strictly sided, with the rebellion. It starred James Coburn, Rod Steiger, and Romolo Valli. Coburn was superb and delightful in an Italian Western, as Mr. Coburn loved to star in serio-comic films. "Fistful of Dynamite" was another very interesting success for Leone, artistically, but was again slightly hampered by scrip length, as it was to a degree plot heavy. (As was "For a Few Dollars More".) Nonetheless, I would say a very interesting film, and his second best Western, after "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly". I am not so much a fan of "Once Upon a Time in the West" as I believe it is a bit pretentious... It was as if Leone was attempting to make the finest Western of all time (an epic Western). He came close to success, here, but should have stuck to his "Italian" formula (or style), imo, and which he was very good at. Chas. Bronson was also an incorrect fit for a complex lead character. This film attempted more, but then must be judged by those (higher) standards. I would say it was his third finest Western.

[@JohnGLewis1964]

Marc Bogart I have of course heard of that movie ... but never seen it. Perhaps I'll catch it one day.... But if it is a farce of an Italian Western, I might not be very interested. ------------------------------------------------------------------ One excellent IW, and which can stand with Leone's, is "Grand Duel" with Lee Van Cleef. Another .... "Death Rides a Horse" .... I have a several others yet I still want to see.... -- J. Lewis

[@JohnGLewis1964]

Parental Gurdian Allright. We of course see the "Left" and "Right Mitten" of far northern Arizona, in the opening scenes of ".... West".

[@Waylander7475]

War. It brings us together and rips us apart. Destroys lives, brings peace. Brings out the best of us...and the worst. For the fallen. On and off the field of battle

[@elainescott7840]

I can’t listen to this song without crying. The scene in the film when this song played hit hard.😢

[@TheAtmosfear7]

I haven't cried once in what is probably the last 8 years, but this magnificent song just did it. Ennio is a genius.

[@Aldrymir]

totally agree, the feels....

[@Adi4rules]

Very ture

[@lordodin6356]

One of the saddest songs i have ever heard, The music made the films the success they were imho .

[@wakawaka_comedian]

If I ruled a country, this will be our national anthem. 🥲🥲🥲 POWERFUL

[@brendanmccallion2350]

"More feeling."

[@andreashoppe1969]

Play that fiddle you

[@michealohaodha9351]

An interesting bit of trivia. The actor who delivered that line only spoke Italian and his line was' (Louder). 'More feeling;' was dubbed in later

[@Ricjamz]

@@andreashoppe1969 omg I was going to go there but thank u for remembering cuz I'll just kick the table over

[@richardprior5139]

Yah, more feeling with a tear dripping from the violin players eye.....

[@rockerseven]

Most of the actors only spoke Italian, being that it's an Italian film. That's why hardly any of the actor's mouths sync up with what they're saying. The entire film was originally Italian, but dubbed in English for North America. Also, because the three main actors spoke English, their dialogue was overdubbed in Italian, and none of what they said on film was ever recorded, because the intention was to dub it later in Italian. So they had to redub the English words of their characters for the entire film, which is also why there are sync issues with what they say.

[@cheeto4789]

I really loved the Civil War parts of this film. It offered an insight to a war not that many people know much about.

[@kandreyuko8938]

Rest In Peace Sir......., thank you for your wonderful work,,,,

[@hippywizard629]

I feel the best character actor role ever performed on screen was that of "Tuco" by Eli Wallach. God what a movie!

[@elvisthecat1964]

I love this move. It was one of a kind, a ground breaker that changed so many movies. All the stars and the Music were brilliant. RIP Eli Wallach -Tuco

[@davidhelm2651]

never forget all the soldiers killed in all battles. Memorial day.

[@seanmcroberts8215]

Best soundtrack to the greatest movie of all time - period

[@popeyedbanjo4607]

Sean McRoberts easily,,,

[@barrywilson6811]

I've seen it a million times but still watch every second of it when it comes on. It's like I see something new every time 👍🏾

[@SpookyVoidPNG]

I have to be honest: I cried at this scene.

[@hugh.g.reckshon1252]

Such a beautiful tune, had to watch tgbu last night. What a film. Nothing better than a Clint Eastwood.

[@joelima3967]

Nothing better than a cigar, after a good meal.

[@markomijatovic2036]

Grazie maestro e addio :(

[@Kosac07]

Wow! This song made me cry in less than 40 seconds... Great job, you have my full respect. (bow)

[@redinnalong6528]

This reminds me of my daddy and how much he still loves these movies. He is now 84 years old and I know he doesn't have much time left with us. Yet because of his wife and the hatred I have for her, I can't see him.

[@nrdl1431]

how eli wallach tuco plays is terrific ...

[@doctorgarbonzo2525]

Every few generations comes a Soundtrack that makes the Movie! This was one.

[@mgellerster]

This movie makes me cry and the music is a big part of it

[@alexxpetra4097]

I cried manly tears when the guard said "You play the violin"

[@gilbertjaramillo8735]

Me too. He looks just like an old 1980's work buddy of mine that was from Paducah, Kentucky.

[@jamiecash6985]

Heart breaking scenes which actually happened many years ago god bless them all

[@69z281]

One of them moments watching the movie and this song starts playing, you can never forget. Amazing

[@edsterdaniels2888]

this is so,,,,well it just turns me into a pile of softness,,gets my heart everytime,,reminds me of my father,when we watched these great great westerns when i was a kid,,great actors,,,

[@bottomless-coffee]

Rest in peace, Ennio. Much love, forever.

[@Blue_Fire_15]

this song is so very sad and is totally beautiful and it fits the saddest part in the movie

[@tamsinparker4247]

I wanted to scream out, "TUCO!!!"

[@mickmack1597]

another masterpiece of mr Morricone.

[@marchebert3872]

mick mack 2 many 2 list

[@capitanflint6737]

Me hace llorar !

[@k4nette]

All music from this movie are so beautiful and unforgivable

[@seeingdragons4319]

I really believe this song is a big part of why the movie itself is so iconic. It captures the emotions of the time perfectly. Magnificent piece of work.

[@jewymcjewjew5346]

I think of this song whenever I head to my shit job

[@edyoung9580]

Man... that was some funny comment. I can relate to that.

[@johnehrlich3897]

Man! Now i'm gonna start humming it at work or some shit!

[@Kimchiboy08]

While on the Job. I sit in my car and play it on my harmonica during break.

[@giygas_9577]

I can relate on a spiritual level. Thankfully, I don't work there anymore.

[@hankxerox1917]

me to..., i'm soldier..

[@cherkovision]

I just watched this movie for the first time today. I really didn't think it was going to make me cry.

[@wandellpassah8086]

Enio Morricone is. also a poet of humanity Thanks bery much for this great gentle soul who left us not long back

[@boddah]

Ennio Morricone has a Fine taste of music

[@NC-dw3tk]

is it wrong to say i think this is Ennios best piece of music ?

[@maaz322]

This song gave me goose bumps...

[@romanmcghee600]

I'm with you

[@kevinDMC12]

R.I.P eli wallach

[@rocotto727]

Whoever double crosses me and leaves me alive... he understands nothing about Tuco.

[@gravesclayton3604]

When you have to shoot...shoot, don't talk!

[@geraldsomogye1187]

Great piece of music

[@Alain-Delon]

Respect from France.

[@PewDicate]

Such a great movie and soundtrack and the way they delivered it all together Watched it yesterday for the first time and it's a masterpiece!

[@PewDicate]

Watched it yesterday for the first time Its phenomenal!

[@fuckweedMegafayce]

This song turns my heart to gravy. One day it will become immensely sad because it reminds me of my Dad... we always watched this in my house as I was growing up. It's one of his favourite movies. He's still alive, thankfully, but I remember those days so well and this will always make me think of him

[@llanamejia]

Don’t waste a second. Enjoy his company now that he is still around

[@davidcloete9385]

@@llanamejia Amen. My dad passed on in 2005. His friends used to call him Tex because of his walk (we're from Cape Town ffs). I wish he was around to watch all the old Westerns. We'd probably never get him out of his chair and away from the TV. Miss you Dad.

[@charleshays5407]

I bought the soundtrack the other day.

[@bawbremy]

Through tears...I see clearly the words of others so moved as I, this refrain giving enlightened, yet inevitable, sadness.

[@samishahzad3968]

Wonderful superb great music Ennio morricone legend musicians

[@natebham]

I get major chills hearing this.

[@Aldrymir]

i knw this feeling dude, the feels when you watch that scene.....

[@tamsinparker4247]

Poor guy. Good thing he lived to get his revenge.

[@gravesclayton3604]

Original arrangement used in the Italian Cinema release. US version was heavily edited and cut by 2 minutes. The original composition was over 7 minutes long. The best film composer of the 20th Century, possibly ever.

[@andrewrichardsuk]

More feeling!

[@kublairehman6230]

more feeling.. what a emotoinal face expression they r giving in the movie by their eyes and by their soul amazing

[@rogershirley2857]

More feeling.! Morricone is a genius. Beautiful.

[@lewislarry5004]

I ❤ this song its beautiful sad but beautiful

[@billstow264]

It has been running through my mind for a few days and I had to look it up and listen to it again. It is so memorable.

[@bonsamaritain]

2020 ever ❤️🙏🌹

[@ML-tk9fl]

Talvez el maestro no entiendas mis palabras, pero ojalá que nunca te vayas de esta vida, siempre amaré tus melodías como no tiene idea

[@685941abc]

"Play that fiddle you!"

[@basclips01]

pablo rodrigez Indeed!

[@NC-dw3tk]

Love the name Bill !

[@kenrickeason]

LMAO!!! end up getting ran over by a train later on..

[@bubbaknowsbest2256]

Kenrick Eason Karma is a bitch! My ideal job would be to drive the Karma bus. Ass holes ride for freee !

[@need-to-know-]

Yes at 3:46 you hear when he just couldn’t anymore.

[@mortgagewizard40]

This music wasnt only played in the scene of Tuco being beaten,,a very stirring piece,and i agree that Ennio Morricone is a god.from this music to his other pieces,doesnt just stick to one genre..takes great skill...

[@colinhunter2424]

Love this song , so much passion

[@terryfayne2855]

Musical genius!!

[@popeyedbanjo4607]

if you understand the american civil war,,this song is heavenly

[@edsonpach]

I've seen this movie for 7 times.....just fantasic emotion and the best music.

[@jospinvanraat8730]

Beautiful! 🎶Amongst all the futility and ugliness of war.

[@authorlydiagreen1862]

Also, applauding to Encino Marricone , orchestra music genius. This soundtrack is amazing

[@winonadodson6725]

Beautiful and haunting, love to listen over and over

[@REAVESWH]

Love it

[@CapAmerica2211]

Such a great piece, it makes me sad every time remembering how much of a Civil War this was and listening to this song at the same time.

[@AspiePilo82]

Not too long ago, this song played on my mind when I was slowly riding a beautiful horse at night at the stables while old timers were chatting and brewing on the side. It was such a stress and depression reliever that night =(

[@spurwayfamily]

RIP Ennio and Sergio ! Miss U guys

[@guillaumek8029]

Italian orchestral music is the most beautiful. from a French

[@borrowpond]

here and La Strada most beautiful parable of the pebbles beautiful and sad

[@mariajosedasilvapinto7951]

Só por essa música vale a pena ver o filme! Ennio Morricone é magistral!

[@yaztromo2]

C’est vrai, j’adore le thème principal et "la soif de l’or" mais cette musique et cette chanson sont d’une beauté grave.

[@jorgeiramain]

Best western of all time..

[@ubansode]

RIP Legend!

[@natebham]

I love this song my favorite of all three movies

[@thom6746]

One of the greatest anti-war songs ever written. I listen to this when I'm in a melancholy mood. It doesn't depress me more: it confirms the sad thoughts I'm having and conforts me to know that others understand my thoughts about war and tragedy. And then I pick myself up and realize weet must all keep going.

[@KevinPolin]

Love this

[@ishootaliens6264]

One of his best

[@TheFanharijo]

Ennio is still alive :)

[@gerryd2121]

could just put this on continual play,,although composed solely for the film, its such a wonderful tune

[@noealicea]

the music is fantastico, love the song, the movie,...

[@wandellpassah8086]

That dialoque between Tuco and his brother was emotional as it narrated their childhood with injustice done to their parents Tuco to his brother You become a priest I took a gun my brother Eli Wallach best acting ever

[@RelishForRenaissance]

"I told you, if I ever get you down you're gonna need a ladder to get back up!"

[@andreashoppe1969]

Had I heard the music without knowing the film, I would have never guessed this was a torture theme… Damn it it turns angel eyes in such a badass…

[@groovynelson1575]

MORE FEELING!!! Thank You.

[@Fiendster7]

By far my favorite Spaghetti Western of all time. Nothing even comes close.

[@rixster55]

Bugles are calling from prairie to shore, "Sign up" and "Fall In" and march off to war. Drums beating loudly, hearts beating proudly March blue and gray and smile as you go Smoke hides the valleys and fire paints the plains Loud roars the cannons till ruins remain. Blue grass and cotton, burnt and forgotten All hope seems gone so soldiers march on to die. Count all the crosses and count all their tears These are the losses and sad souvenirs; This devastation once was a nation

[@JGLewis-jn2km]

@3:46 "Play that fiddle, you!" A great song from a great movie.

[@christophermiller4068]

This songs speaks volumes

[@chrisa3289]

Beautiful song