Performance: Original Motion Picture Sound Track

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A1	–Randy Newman	Gone Dead Train Written-By – Russ Titelman	2:55
A2	–Merry Clayton & Bernard Krause*	Performance Vocals – Merry Clayton	1:47
A3	–Ry Cooder	Get Away Guitar [Bottleneck Solo] – Ry Cooder	2:05
A4	–Ry Cooder	Powis Square Guitar [Bottleneck Solo] – Ry Cooder	2:23
A5	–Bernard Krause*	Rolls Royce And Acid	1:47
A6	–Buffy Sainte-Marie	Dyed, Dead, Red Vocals, Strings [Mouth Bow] – Buffy Sainte-Marie	2:32
A7	–Jack Nitzsche	Harry Flowers	4:00
B1	–Mick Jagger	Memo From Turner Written-By – Keith RichardsWritten-By, Vocals – Mick Jagger	4:02
B2	–Ry Cooder & Buffy Sainte-Marie	The Hashishin Dulcimer [Solo] – Ry CooderStrings [Mouth Bow Solo] – Buffy Sainte-Marie	3:35
B3	–The Last Poets	Wake Up, Niggers Written-By – Alafia Pudim	2:43
B4	–Bernard Krause* & Merry Clayton	Poor White Hound Dog Vocals – Merry Clayton	2:45
B5	–Bernard Krause*	Natural Magic	1:37
B6	–Bernard Krause* & The Merry Clayton Singers	Turner's Murder Vocals – The Merry Clayton Singers	4:15

Credits

• Bass – Bobby West*
• Conductor – Randy Newman
• Drums – Gene Parsons
• Guitar – Lowell George, Russ Titelman
• Percussion – Milt Holland
• Producer, Arranged By – Jack Nitzsche
• Santoor – Nasser Rastegar-Nejad
• Synthesizer [Moog] – Bernard Krause*
• Written-By – Jack Nitzsche (tracks: A1 to A7, B2, B4 to B6)

Notes

Made in France

Original pressing with green labels.

A Goodtimes Enterprises Production.
OST of the movie Performance directed in 1968 by Donald Cammell / Nicolas Roeg.
A dark, experimental film with the cut-up technique dealing with issue of identity crisis which included graphic depictions of sex, drug use and violence. Warner Bros. studio executives, who believed they were getting a Rolling Stones equivalent of the Beatles A Hard Day's Night , denied the film a cinematic release. Performance was finally released in 1970 after several recuts and changes but is now frequently cited as a classic of British cinema.

The lyrics of Memo From Turner were re-written for this film and so different than on the Rollings Stones Metamorphosis LP from 1975.

According to Colin McCabe (in his book Performance) the Moog synthesizer was so new that none were commercially available and a prototype was used for these recordings in 1968 by Bernie Krause.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BS 2554	Various	Performance: Original Motion Picture Sound Track ‎(LP)	Warner Bros. Records	BS 2554	US	1970
BS 2554	Various	Performance: Original Motion Picture Sound Track ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Warner Bros. Records	BS 2554	US	Unknown
WB 46 075	Various	Performance: Original Motion Picture Sound Track ‎(LP, Album, RE, Sou)	Warner Bros. Records	WB 46 075	Germany	Unknown
K 46075	Various	Performance: Original Motion Picture Sound Track ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Warner Bros. Records	K 46075	UK	1974
BS 2554	Various	Performance (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Album)	Warner Bros. Records	BS 2554	Canada	1970