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The Man Who Would Be King - Remastered

The Man Who Would Be King - Remastered

Limited Edition of 1,000 Copies

Kritzerland (KR 20015-1)

Release Date: April 12, 2010

Conducted by Maurice Jarre

Performed by
National Philharmonic Orchestra

Format: CD

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1. The Man Who Would Be King

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  03:08
2. Sikandergul

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  02:39
3. Journey To Kafiristan

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  05:21
4. The Kings March

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  02:01
5. Bashkai's

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  02:10
6. Pushtukan

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  03:14
7. The Dream

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  02:51
8. Roxanne

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  03:15
9. Dravor's Farewell

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  03:40
10. End Title

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  02:31
  Total Album Time: 30:50

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From the Manufacturer

In The Man Who Would Be King Maurice Jarre delivered exactly the score John Huston wanted—understated yet filled with majesty and wonderful orchestral textures. The score is played by the National Philharmonic, along with several of the then-greatest Indian musicians. It is robust, exotic, moving and one of Jarre's finest achievements in a career filled with fine achievements.

The Man Who Would Be King was originally released on a Capitol LP. Its first CD release was on Bay Cites back in the early 1990s. That release went out of print in 1993 and immediately became a pricey collector's item. Since Kritzerland had its genesis in Bay Cities, it is particularly gratifying to be able to bring back The Man Who Would Be King to CD on Kritzerland. The CD has been completely and lovingly remastered, fixing several problems inherent in the original release.

This release is limited to 1000 copies only.

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