Need help: Possible Ennio Morricone pop track??

So I must admit im a bit lost on this..

I used to have this instrumental song and I belive it was written by Ennio Morricone, but im not sure..

I don't know the title and there is ofcourse no text, but i remember that there is a kinda of very typical female choir going:"sho sho sho sho sho sho sho, sho sho sho sho sho, sho." Which is repeatet all through the song.

I know it's stupid, but I really need to find out!

Can anybody help? It's got the same uptempo and joyful fell as some of Morricone's other early pop songs e.g.:

Maybe it is not Morricone? I checked the "Mondo" collection, but could not find it.

It might have been used in one of the more recent Tarantino movies. But again im not sure..

I tried to play it on a piano and got the notes:

E-E-E-F-F-G-E (break) E-E-E-D-D-C, with the "sho, sho" being sung on each note..

Hope somebody knows the title and author?

Hi Dacques Jutronc!

I'm sure you're probably looking for this:

It's a main theme to Sergio Leone western epic "Giù la testa" also known under the title "Duck, You Sucker" and "A Fistful of Dynamite" released in 1971, starring Rod Steiger and James Coburn.

Amii Stewart recorded an English version, called "Sean Sean" on her Morricone tribute album "Pearls" (1990)

Hope this helps.

Hey nikitoz555, thx for your suggestion, but unfortunately it's not that song.

What I am looking for is more uptempo, popish, actually more a pop song than a soundtrack-song.. And also I don't know if it is actually Morricone??

It's a tuff one to crack and I really appreciate you helping out!

Try checking out Esquivel. The description fits much of his work. There's a lot to wade through; sorry I don't have a starting point for you.

Last edit: 2011-04-21 09:25:45 UTC by wally creek