World Cinema

Sangue di sbirro (Bloody Avenger), is certainly one of the most prestigious works made for Italian cinema in the 70s: an Italian noir set in Philadelphia, where the jazz-funk library backgrounds of the Maestro meet deep soul & black music.

An unholy grail of near mythical status finally joins the Finders Keepers Records discography.

On vinyl and playing at 45rpm, this is Guy Bernard's score to a short French movie from 1953 that was banned until the '60s because of its criticism of colonialism.

Michelle Legrand, the so-called Mozart of the new wave cinema, was made fully aware that he was actually the director's second choice for Eva's soundtrack. He originally wanted Miles Davis for the project.

Serge Gainsbourg's cult score for the 1968 French film Le Pacha, featuring his classic Requiem Pour Un Con together with a previously unreleased instrumental mix.