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For a Few Dollars More!
In the movie F.A.F.D.M. Lee van Cleef has a pocket watch that plays a tune, and at the end of the tune the gun-fight starts. That tune, that the watch plays, was used as a sample track in a song in the late 80's/early 90's. Does anyone know what the song is or who played it?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I know the Morricone track from the film is called 'Sixty seconds To What?' (or L� Resa Dei Conti is its Italian title) so I did a bit of Googling.
Was it Gunman by 187 Lockdown ? See Wikipedia entry (Dancy type music is not really my thing.)
Incidentally, since 'Sixty Seconds To What?' is now being used in a new 4x4 car advert, should I post it in Adverts in anticipation of when people get bored of asking about the Peugot 1007 advert and move on to this one? A pre-emptive strike if you will.