HAROLD AND MAUDE Soundtrack OST on CD Cat Stevens Unreleased & Alternate Songs
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Item details
Condition
Brand New
Style
Soundtracks & Musicals Film Score/Soundtrack
Duration
Album
Country/Region of Manufacture
United Kingdom
Artist
Cat Stevens
Format
Audio CD
Number of Discs
1
UPC
766485521873
MPN
766485521873
Record Label
Cobra
Edition
Limited
More about this item
Harold & Maude
Original Soundtrack Recording
on CD
This is a high quality digital transfer from an analog recording of the OST of
Harold And Maude
Sound quality is superb. Audio levels have been boosted.
There is no distortion or compression of sound. It has the warmth of a record album and the sound quality of CD Recording.
Only 2,500 copies of the LP were released in 2007.
It has been out-of-print since then.
This CD includes previously unreleased alternate versions of songs--
all performed by Cat Stevens for the original soundtrack recording.
Track Listings:
"Don't Be Shy"
"On the Road to Find Out"
"I Wish, I Wish"
"Miles from Nowhere"
"Tea for the Tillerman"
"I Think I See the Light"
"Where Do the Children Play?'
"If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out"
"If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out" (banjo version)--previously unreleased
"Trouble"
"Don't Be Shy" (alternate version)--previously unreleased
"If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out" (instrumental version)--previously unreleased
[Ruth Gordon, "Maude", can be heard complimenting Cat Stevens' performance
at the end of this song.]