Film Music Site - The Legend Of Wolf Woman Soundtrack (Lallo Gori) - Quartet Records (2015)

#	Track	Duration
1.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.1)	2:48
2.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.2)	1:35
3.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq. 3)	1:05
4.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq. 4)	3:50
5.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq. 5)	5:21
6.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq. 6)	2:11
7.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq. 7)	1:13
8.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq. 8)	4:35
9.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq. 9)	3:40
10.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.10)	3:50
11.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.11)	2:20
12.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.12)	0:59
13.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.13)	1:57
14.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.14)	2:09
15.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.15)	2:00
16.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.16)	2:27
17.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.17)	3:06
18.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.18)	3:29
19.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.19)	2:19
20.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.20)	1:38
21.	La Lupa Mannara (Seq.21)	2:40
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La lupa mannara (1976)

The Legend Of Wolf Woman (1976)

Quartet Records and Beat Records presents the world premiere release of the Lallo Gori score from a cult horror film.
Directed by the notorious Rino Di Silvestro, La lupa mannara (1976) may be the most popular film of the director�s career. Starring Annik Borel as the titular werewolf woman, the bizarre erotic horror tells the story of Daniela whose childhood trauma materializes itself in the occasional appearance of a crude predator who kills men. Werewolf Woman was later immortalized by Quentin Tarantino, who the film to appear at the First Quentin Tarantino Film Fest where it became a fan favorite.

Coriolano �Lallo� Gori fashions a wicked and wild underscore for werewolf woman, writing a reckless romp that�s so typical of the Italian composer. Featuring wild percussion, creative keyboard performances and a beautiful lullabye for the innocent side of Daniela�s character, Gori provides beautiful set pieces for the dreamlike erotic sequences throghout the film. If you�ve liked our previous release of Gori�s La morte scende leggera (1972), this score won�t disappoint either.

This is a premiere presentation of the score, which hasn�t been released in any form until now. Mastered by Claudio Fuiano, the richly illustrated 8-page booklet features liner notes by Gergely Hubai who discusses this rarely seen film and shares his insights about the music.