I spent the entire movie trying to find out what film it was using Morricone's music from Pistols Don't Argue. The guide was advertising it as Whispering Smith with Alan Ladd 1948, which it definitely wasn't. Anyway, I eventually found out during the closing credits by the casting.
Coincidentally, the movie also uses Maurizio Graf to sing the theme song 'Amica Colt'. Maurizio also sang a few Morricone theme songs such as 'Angel Face' and 'The Return of Ringo'. Also during the film there was the familiar uncredited whistle of Alessandro Alessandroni used a couple of times I'm sure.
This helped to elevate the movie naturally, like many Morricone soundtracks, but the film was actually very entertaining if you like westerns.
It had style.
Coincidentally, the movie also uses Maurizio Graf to sing the theme song 'Amica Colt'. Maurizio also sang a few Morricone theme songs such as 'Angel Face' and 'The Return of Ringo'. Also during the film there was the familiar uncredited whistle of Alessandro Alessandroni used a couple of times I'm sure.
This helped to elevate the movie naturally, like many Morricone soundtracks, but the film was actually very entertaining if you like westerns.
It had style.