Vinyl Single Dynamite Cuts Release date: 30/Aug/2019
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Sales Rank:
#2648 in Soundtrack #121559 in Pop
Style:
Soundtrack
Product No.:
2099427043
Details / Tracklist:
1.1 A Diamonds Theme (Main Title Edit) 2:53
1.2 B1 The Thief 2:03
1.3 B2 The Diamond Fortress 2:15
2.1 C Thief on the Prowl 2:00
2.2 D1 I Think I'm Being Followed 2:40
2.3 D2 A Handful of Gems (Edit) 1:30
Number of discs:
2
Description:
7-Diamonds is an album by Roy Budd, released in 2019. The album is a original soundtrack 2-12in. -
Dynamite Cuts gives you an AMAZING FILM SCORE set of 7' gems. All first time on 45, loaded with Choon, breaks, sample.DIAMONDS - Recorded 1976 Samples & breaks and a wonderful vocal theme by The Three Degrees. This score is pound for pound load with the funkiest breaks. Now for the first time Dynamite cuts making a 2x7' 45 collections of some of the GemsA MUST HAVE 45 rpm 2x7' SET of KILLER GEMS Format: 2X45 vinyl release with full-color sleeve VINYL: x 500 only very limited
"Diamonds / O.s.t." is a highly sought-after vinyl single featuring selections from the original soundtrack of the 1975 British heist film "Diamonds," composed by Roy Budd. Known for his masterful blending of jazz, funk, and cinematic orchestration, Budd's score captures the suspenseful and stylish atmosphere of classic crime cinema. This release by Dynamite Cuts brings to life two standout tracks that showcase Budd?s signature grooves and lush arrangements?making it an essential collector?s item for fans of rare groove soundtracks and vintage film music. Dynamite Cuts is renowned in the reissue world for their meticulous attention to detail, high-quality pressings, and dedication to unearthing hidden gems from across genres. Their releases are celebrated among DJs, collectors, and audiophiles alike.
Roy Budd was one of Britain?s most prolific composers during the 1970s and early 1980s. He gained international acclaim with iconic scores such as "Get Carter" (1971), which remains a benchmark in British film music history thanks to its innovative use of jazz-funk elements blended with dramatic tension. Throughout his career, Budd worked on over forty films including "The Wild Geese" (1978) and "Fear Is The Key" (1972). His unique style continues to influence contemporary musicians and soundtrack enthusiasts worldwide.
