OST : The Thief Who Came to Dinner (by Henry Mancini, 1970)

Another brilliant Mancini's score from blaxplotation era. The bass lines and organ sounds make a good mysterious mood and a groovy pleasure.

Tracklist:

1. Theme From 'The Thief Who Came to Dinner'
2. Love Theme For Laura
3. Tail Gate
4. Jackie's Theme
5. Dog Eat Dog
6. Soft Scene
7. Love Theme For Laura (Reprise)
8. First Job
9. The Patter
10. The Really Big Heist
11. Getaway
12. Theme From 'The Thief Who Came to Dinner'

Groovy Mancini

OST : The Party (by Henry Mancini, 1968)

Yes. It's the typical lounge soundtrack for a typical lounge blog. And maybe the only interest of this share is the bonus track, but I love this movie and how Mancini gets in the mood for the cocktail. Just imagine Blake Edwards, Peter Sellers (he crack me up)and Henry Mancini in the same project. Awesome! Therefore, I would post it with something new. The rip includes a single version of 'Nothing to Lose' sung by Claudine Longet (edited on A&M in the same year 1968). She is lovely, isn't she? By the way, do you know the sitar were played by Bill Plummer?

Tracklist:

1, The Party (Vocal)
2, Brunette In Yellow
3, Nothing To Lose (Instrumental)
4, Chicken Little Was Right
5, Candlelight On Crystal
6, Birdie Num-Num
7, Nothing To Lose (Vocal)
8, The Happy Pipers
9, Party Poop
10, Elegant
11, Wiggy
12, The Party (Instrumental)

Bonus:

Claudine Longet - Nothing To Lose

Num-Num!