Lo chiamavano Trinità

"Lo chiamavano Trinità" (They call me Trinity) one of the milestones of the Italian western Soundtracks comes back on the market on a special Digipack edition with a totally improved sound from the 1970 stereo tapes and featuring 14 tracks not included in the original LP version Carosello ORL 8347, one of the greatest successes of the screen with the famous couple Terence Hill and Bud Spencer with a cool Orchestral /Pop score by Franco Micalizzi, directed by E.B. Clucher (Enzo Barboni) with the performance of Farley Granger, Steffen Zacharias, Ezio Marano, Michele Cimarosa. 

Trinity, a gunman lazy and indolent arrives in a village where he was surprised to find his brother, in the unusual guise of sheriff. In fact this man, who is a cattle rustler, has accepted the position of sheriff in order to steal the horses, to a wealthy landowner. But, the two brothers find themselves having to defend the Mormon community by the arrogance of Harrison and his men.

Listening to the original Session tapes we found 9 alternate takes of the album tracks plus 3 tracks from the reject score never used in the final cut of the movie featuring an exciting epic orchestral theme for Trinity totally different than the original famous version. Sound digitally restored from the original elements featuring a new digipack de-luxe version.