Search - Brian Keane :: The Way West

Brian Keane
The Way West
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Sarah Winnemucca 1845
2. The Way West (Main Theme)
3. Continental Citizens
4. Saguaro
5. Billy In The Lowground
6. Homesteaders
7. Sail Away Ladies
8. Sky
9. Westward
10. Honor Song
11. Crazy Horse/Desert Moon Song
12. The Course Of Empire
13. The Grattan Massacre/Ritual Noise
14. Sitting Bull Theme
15. Twisted Train
16. Texas Rangers
17. Men's Southern Straight
18. Slow Motion Train
19. Mutilated Soldier
20. Creation
21. Lakota Death Song
Track Listings (23) - Disc #2
1. Native American Theme
2. Native American Theme (Orchestral)
3. Earth Prayer
4. Cowboy Song
5. Hoedown
6. The Way West
7. Little Crow (Native American Theme)
8. Round Dance Song
9. The Course Of Empire (Reprise)
10. Lost River
11. Willie Moore
12. Waterbearer
13. Red Cloud/The Boseman Trail
14. Battle Of The Rosebud/Cries
15. Gary Owen
16. Gunfighter
17. The Battle Of Little Big Horn
18. Darling Clementine
19. Home On The Range
20. Tree
21. Ghost Dance
22. Wounded Knee
23. The Way West (String Adagio Reprise)

CD Details

All Artists: Brian Keane
Title: The Way West
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Shanachie
Original Release Date: 5/24/1967
Re-Release Date: 5/23/1995
Album Type: Soundtrack
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks
Style:
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPCs: 016351601322, 016351601346, 669910074954, 803680667354

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CD Reviews

THE BEST MUSIC I'VE EVER BOUGHT - EVERYONE SHOULD OWN

10/30/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Need an INSTANT STRESS RELIEVER? The slow, melodic tones and orchestral presentation will take you away. Some of it is lighthearted; some VERY sad. I have two sets of the CD's, because I don't EVER want to be without this music in my life."

A historical ride

Kevin B. Kirschman | Firebaugh, CA United States | 05/13/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Rick Burns' production was incredibly enhanced by the music from Brian Keane. This album is a wonderful addition to anyone's collection that is interested in the conquest of the West and the mix of people that came to claim the land. Of course, the land was not vacant, and the West was lost to the native peoples of this continent. A companion to The Way West may be easily found in How The West Was Lost, recorded onto two individual albums, by Peter Kater. Every bit as emotionally capturing as Keane's music, but, from a decidely different perspective."

One of the best instrumental soundtracks EVER!

Zimminkie | TX, USA | 03/15/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"After I watched PBS' production of "The American Experience: The Way West," back in 1994, I was moved to tears not only by the tragedy of what was done to the natives of our country, but by this hauntingly beautiful music which accompanied it. I HAD to buy it immediately. Rarely have I owned a soundtrack album where 95% of the music is relaxing, emotionally-moving, yet haunting. I am so very happy this is now available online, for I since have played the heck out of that 2-cd album, and it's a bit scratched. A huge recommendation for anyone who appreciates such music, which, for me, has mostly a native american theme...and thus, it is a wonderful introduction to this musical genre. (It encouraged me to search for other artists!)"