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The epitome of British crime jazz. The cool, stoic bassline and the ice-cold harpsichord of the title track are legendary. Roy Budd perfectly captures the smoky, almost cynical atmosphere of the film with his compositions. A soundtrack as precise and uncompromising as Michael Caine in the leading role.

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A1. Get Carter Intro
A2. Dialogue “Is There A Mr. Carter In The Room?”
A3. Main Theme - Carter Takes The Train
A4. Dialogue “Do You Know A Man Called Albert Swift?”
A5. Looking For Someone
A6. Dialogue - The Race Track
A7. Something On My Mind
A8. Dialogue “Who Killed Frank?”
A9. Gettin' Nowhere In A Hurry
A10. Dialogue “Tell Me About The Girl”
A11. The Girl In The Car
B1. Dialogue “I Fancy You”
B2. Love Is A Four Letter Word
B3. Dialogue “You're Lucky. They Kill As Well"
B4. Living Should Be This Way
B5. Dialogue “All It Takes Is One Call To The Police”
B6. Manhunt
B7. Dialogue “Drink Up, Eric”
B8. Goodbye Eric
B9. Dialogue “I Want You To Listen Very Carefully”
B10. Hallucinations
B11. Goodbye Carter!
C1. Get Carter (Alternate Mix 1)
C2. Plaything
C3. Dialogue "Stay Away From The Car"
C4. Hallucinations (Alternate Vocal Mix)
C5. Dialogue "Do You Wanna Go To The Toilet, Albert?"
C6. Gettin' Nowhere In A Hurry (Instrumental)
C7. Love Is A Four Letter Word (Alternate Mix)
C8. Manhunt (Alternate Mix)
D1. Dialogue "You're A Big Man, But You're In Bad Shape"
D2. Get Carter (Alternate Mix 2)
D3. Gettin' Nowhere In A Hurry (Alternate Vocal Mix)
D4. Hallucinations (Instrumental)
D5. How About You
D6. Get Carter (7" Single Version)

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