Hello, just hoping maybe someone on here would know where I could find the Johnny Cash Sons Of Katie Elder record which was released in 1965. My dad is looking for it and has found the song on other records but would like to find the LP titled "The Sons Of Katie Elder". If anyone knows where this record could be found please e-mail me at [email protected] Thanks a lot!
MIKE
Sir;
In request to yours. I own the Paramount LP of the SOKE> It contains Johnyy Cash track also. If interested, send me an email @ [email protected].
Dear Mike;
You may not see this notice after almost four years but I happen to own the ORIGINAL soundtrack of this motion picture. It is Columbia label number, Stereo OS2820. This LP vinyl is in absolute mint condition. I bought it in 1965 and it has been locked up in my wall safe for many years. I took it out to look at it and as I said, it is pristine! Johnny Cash is on the second side of the LP. The full length of the LP is 25m51s. with 12 bands. I have no interest in selling this vinyl but would consider copying it to a disk. I will tell you one thing; I WAS offered $400.00 for it a year ago but declined that offer. Let me know.
Rance A. Nethken
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Just wanted to add that I think it's one of the great soundtracks.
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The song is also on the compilation album 'My Rifle, My Poney & Me'and is available at Amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/Rifle-Pony-Western-Movies-Songs/dp/B000001AZE/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1210945627&sr=8-2
Amazon has it, but I got mine on ebay for less than $10. Good luck.
Best western soundtracks:
Magnificent Seven (ELMER Bernstein)
Sons Of Katie Elder(ditto)
The Cowboys (John Williams)
The Big Country (Jarome Moross)
Silverado (Bruce Broughton)
Your thoughts?
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