Silverado [Original Soundtrack]

• Artist: Bruce Broughton
• Rating:
• Release Date: 1985
• Total Time: 46:22
• Type: Soundtrack
• Genre: Soundtrack

Review

Lawrence Kasdan's 1985 feature Silverado embraces in full the larger-than-life mythos and six-shooter lyricism of the classical Hollywood western, and Bruce Broughton's epic score is an indelible element of its immersive cinematic experience. Broughton's taut Americana melodies and rich orchestral flourishes vividly conjure the high plains and red rivers of the Wild West, operating in broad, vivid thematic strokes that summon the traditions of Hollywood's golden age -- melodies like "Prelude to a Battle" and "The Stampede" are every bit as evocative as their titles suggest. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Silverado (Main Title)	Bruce Broughton		(4:47)
To Turley	Bruce Broughton		(2:43)
The Getaway/Riding as One	Bruce Broughton, Louis Silas, Jr., Beloyd Taylor, Peter Cor		(4:21)
Ezra's Death	Bruce Broughton		(1:53)
The McKendrick Attack	Bruce Broughton		(1:38)
Augie Is Taken	Bruce Broughton		(2:36)
On to Silverado	Bruce Broughton		(6:26)
This Oughta Do	Bruce Broughton		(4:51)
Augie's Rescue	Bruce Broughton		(6:36)
Slick, Then McKendrick	Bruce Broughton		(4:03)
Goodbye, Cobb	Bruce Broughton		(2:06)
End Credits (We'll Be Back)	Leonard Bernstein, Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, John Williams, Bruce Broughton		(4:22)

Credits

Joe Tarantino (Mastering), Chris Boardman (Orchestration), Vasili Vangelos (Coordination), Bruce Broughton (Producer), Armin Steiner (Remixing), Armin Steiner (Engineer), Don Nemitz (Orchestration), Janine Webb (Art Direction), Douglass Fake (Executive Producer), Bruce Broughton (Liner Notes), Bruce Broughton (Conductor)