from the Alamo-I really like this score to the historically inaccurate John Wayne version, that I like anyway for its epic vision and comic scenes with Quinn Big Boy williams and Chill Wills. I like the cue for Santa Anna, which is heard in many variations in the second half of the film. The first time it is heard is the most spectacular version in this great score. It appears about one-third the way through the film when we see the Mewican forces first approaching the Alamo. At first the music is quiet and is covered by the wagon wheels and the horse hoofs, then it buiids and gets a little louder and we see more troops and equipment and then the rousing conclusion of the piece we see thousands of troops marching and the cue ends with a brief reprise of the Texans' theme. The full orchestral part at the end is quite good. Very rousing. This cue is heard in many different variations later in the film including Santa Anna Arrives with a fanfare and great intro that builds to a lower note version in the horns and slower tempo than heard earlier. FAntastic stuff.

Horse Ballet from Unforgiven. This score is always playing at Six Flags, etc around the country and this cue is always heard there.
Great piece, a ballet for bronc-riding.

Fall of Roman Empire-that opening cue with the organ is tremendous.

Main title from 36 HOurs. The lower piano work on this is great.

Some of the action music in Its a Wonderful Life is very driving and powerful.

Tarzan and the Mermaids-the chase down the river cue.

Jazz version of Town Without Pity in that film.

Red River-Move the Herd NOrth, great cue and the cue earlier in film where you hear both themes

Westerner-both themes very good.