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After The Fox

After The Fox
Rykodisc (RCD 10716)

Year Released: 1998

Conducted by Burt Bacharach

Album Format: CD

Estimated Value: ($13.00)

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Album Ratings

SoundtrackNet Review Rating:
[3 / 5]
Viewer Rating (8 votes):
[Rating - 4]

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Track Listing

1.  After The Fox 2:19
2.  Making A Movie In Sevallo 1:21
3.  The Fox Will Not Fail 0:12
4.  Gold, Gold, Whos Got The Gold 2:16
5.  World Of Make Believe 2:38
6.  Italian Fuzz 1:33
7.  The Fox In Sevalio 1:57
8.  Wheeler Dealer 0:58
9.  The Fox Is Out Of The Tree 0:24
10.  Tourist Trap 1:44
11.  Ive Got A Plan! 0:44
12.  After The Fox (Instrumental) 1:45
13.  Hot Gold 1:42
14.  Surprise Ending 0:20
15.  The Via Veneto 1:22
16.  Something 0:40
17.  Making A Movie In Sevalio 1:21
18.  Whos Talking 0:06
19.  Love x 2 4:01
20.  Ukeatalia 1:10
21.  Teach Me! 0:09
22.  Visiting Day 0:55
23.  Bird Bath 2:08
24.  Grotta Rosa 1:21
  Total Album Time: 33:06

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Review

by David A. Koran
on October 15th, 1998		 printable Printable Version
If anyone has watched a Peter Sellers movie in their life, when they pop this one into a CD player, it'll be recognizable. During this period of time in Sellers' career, his movies were often scored by Henry Mancini (the Pink Panther series) or as we have here, the ever effervescent Burt Bacharach (who also chimed in with his score to Casino Royale... A James Bond spoof of a real James Bond book, like After The Fox's "Fellini-like" homage). Once again Bacharach is teamed with his lyrical partner, Hal David, for the title tune which themes crop up often (sometimes to annoyance) throughout the score. This is not to say that it's a bore to listen to, on the contrary, out of the five that were released in this series, it's the most light hearted and entertaining piece. The only way to top it would to have had the Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass play the underscore.
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