This was a cover version of a Woody Guthrie song recorded in 1962. Sung by part time actor Peter Tevis and arranged by Ennio Morricone, the importance of this was only really revealed in 1965 when Sergio Leone asked Ennio Morricone for music for his brand new western film A Fistful Of Dollars. Morricone wrote some music, Leone hated it. Then Morricone played this tune from three years earlier. Leone loved it, and wanted the music but without Tevis singing. The rest is soundtrack and cinema history. And all from a rather forgotten little single. Only ever issued in 1962 (in Italy and Japan) this is the first re-issue since then. You will never find an original.
- A Pastures Of Plenty
- B Notte Infinita
