In 1966, Orchester Erich Becht and The Jay Five recorded this pleasantly understated take on the Django theme, capturing that particular moment when European orchestras were finding their own voice in film and television music. Erich Becht's ensemble brings a warm, slightly nostalgic sensibility to what could have been a straightforward western pastiche—there's an unhurried charm here, strings and horns arranged with restraint rather than bombast. The B-side, "New Sheriff In Old Silver City," leans into that same cinematic territory with good humour and craft. It's the kind of record that soundtracked European television in the mid-sixties, made with genuine musicianship rather than cynicism, and it holds up as a curious artifact of how western imagery and American genre conventions were gently reinterpreted through a German studio orchestra's sensibilities.