Cinedelic Records

Cinedelic Records on vinyl: Italian film music of the sixties and seventies

In short: Cinedelic Records is an Italian label that reissues forgotten film music and library recordings from Italy – westerns, crime films, spy films and horror from the sixties and seventies. Alongside these come new recordings in the spirit of this music, for example by La Band Del Brasiliano. The Vinyl Room currently has 7 records on Cinedelic.

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What makes Cinedelic Records special?

The golden age of Italian cinema for your ears: the brothers Guido & Maurizio De Angelis wrote the music for the 1976 western “Keoma”, Mario Nascimbene that for the spy parody “Dick Smart 2.007”. Alessandro Alessandroni, known as the whistler and guitarist in Morricone’s western scores, is represented with film music of his own.

Plus Riz Ortolani, Nora Orlandi and “Situazioni Del Terzo Mondo” – library music released under the name Maria Teresa Luciani.

FAQ

Are these originals? Partly – Cinedelic releases historical film and library recordings as well as new productions. Which edition you get is noted with each copy.

What is library music? Music recorded in advance for use in film, television and advertising.

Who was Alessandro Alessandroni? An Italian composer, known as the whistler and guitarist in Ennio Morricone’s western scores.

What do you have on Cinedelic? Editions from the 2000s to the 2020s – 7 records in all.