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Les Reed
Girl on a Motorcycle (Original Soundtrack)
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Girl on a Motorcycle
2. Dream
3. Holiday With Raymond
4. Daniel
5. Souveniers of Raymond
6. Surrender to a Stranger
7. Take Me to My Lover
8. Dawn Idyll
9. Journey of Love
10. Big Bare Beat - Les Reed, Reed, Leslie
11. The Summer House
12. Don't Ask Me
13. Au Revoir Daniel [*] - Les Reed, Worth, Johnny
14. Sweet Souveniers of Stefan [*] - Les Reed, Worth, Johnny
15. Don't Ask Me [*] - Les Reed, Ray, Jackie

CD Details

All Artists: Les Reed
Title: Girl on a Motorcycle (Original Soundtrack)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Rpm Records UK
Release Date: 4/24/1997
Album Type: Import, Soundtrack
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks
Style: Oldies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 5022911311711

Synopsis

Album Description

Les Reed's soundtrack to the 1968 film starring Marianne Faithfull and Alain Delon, on CD for the first time & with three bonus tracks: Cleo Laine 'Don't Ask Me' and two vocal tracks by French chanteuse Mirielle Mathieu, 'Au Revoir Daniel' & 'Sweet Souvenirs Of Stefan'. 15 tracks total. The original 12 are instrumentals. Reed is known for having written hits for Lulu, Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck. 1996 release on R.P.M.

CD Reviews

WOW! THEY RE-ISSUE EVERYTHING!

L. S. Slaughter | Chapel Hill, NC | 05/16/2001

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I bought this one for 29 cents on vinyl in 1974, and while I must admit I miss the title track and a love theme, there's not much else to recommend it. It's falls into the genre of British go-go orchestrated weirdness. The title track does feature some killer jazz organ and snappy brass, some memorable tempo alterations, but the rest is a lot of meandering strings and late 60s atmospherics, and something that sounds like grunts and groans from a rape scene(!) (Dunno, really, never saw the film). It's a grab bag of stuff: dead-on Austin Powers, effects and techniques borrowed from Christopher Komeda's "Rosemary's Baby" of the same year, and traditional film scoring of that period. Oh yes, and some grunting and groaning. I'm sure Marianne Faithfull is blushing right now. It was fer first and last starring role."

An exotic aural experience

bisiti | 06/25/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"My God this has got to be one of my favorite OSTs of all time. It actually makes the film more watchable and certainly adds more depth to it. Can't believe how brilliant Les Reed is here (why didn't he compose more film scores???). The melodies and arrangements of the songs are simply beautiful. I like both the glorious, more upbeat themes as well as the more melancholic ones, especially the repeated themes of "Don't Ask Me". Highly recommended for fans of the 60's - 70's music."