The Doberman Gang soundtrack details

Dimension Pictures - 1972
Genre Director Cast Writers Producer	Crime Byron Ross Chudnow Byron Mabe, Hal Reed, Julie Parrish Louis Garfinkle, Frank Ray Perilli David Chudnow
Rating 5,5
Label Release date Running time Availability Sound quality	King Records / Seven Seas FM-1065 1974 5:57 - 2 tracks (songs) out of print: insanely rare LP sound
Track listing (LP single) SIDE A: Dog Honest Gang - 3:24 Vocal: Bradford Craig (Bradford Craig / Alan Silvestri) SIDE B: Someone - 2:33 Vocal: Mercedes Hall (Bradford Craig / Alan Silvestri) Soundtrack credits Music by Alan Silvestri and Bradford Craig Original Songs by Alan Silvestri and Bradford Craig Music Editor: John La Salandra (P) 1974 - Manufactured by King Records Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Japan Licensed by CAM, Japan Description Alan wrote a surprisingly entertaining rhythmic funk score for his very first movie. Especially when you take into account that he was only 21 years at that time and had no experience at all with writing film music. The score can be compared a bit with The Mack, although The Doberman Gang has that definite 70s sound to it. Unfortunately this Japanese LP single (45 rpm 7'') only contains two songs from the movie written by Alan and Bradford Craig. "Dog Honest Gang" is a kind of a comical country song sung by Bradford Craig (the LP single incorrectly credits Alan as the singer). It is featured several times in the movie when they train the dogs. "Someone" sung by Mercedes Hall is a more slow romantic song of average quality that is used for the romantic scenes in the movie. So unfortunately musically this release isn't very interesting. A score release would have been much more interesting. Reviews none