The Frisco Kid

In this Robert Aldrich comedy, Gene Wilder is a Polish Rabbi who is sent to the Wild West to lead a synagogue in San Francisco. Along the way, he is robbed and he needs the help of a cowboy (Harrison Ford) to reach his destination. This was a hilarous film and the music was composed by, you guess it, Frank DeVol. DeVol constructs a fine score for the two unlikely friends and he also appears as the piano player. If you haven’t seen it, then don’t waste time and go and look for it.

The soundtrack was taken from the DVD and it is very long so I split it in two zip files:
The Frisco Kid – full score part 1 – 29 MB
The Frisco Kid – full score part 2 – 29 MB

Enjoy!
Fernando