Album · 2014
The Young Savages
- Released
- 1 July 2014
- Label
- Intrada
- Catalogue no.
- ISC 261
- Tracklist
- 13 tracks
- Length
- 40:53
- Country
- US
“The Young Savages” is an album by David Amram, released in 2014 on Intrada. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 40:53. The line-up features David Amram (conductor, orchestrator).
Who played on The Young Savages
- David Amram conductor, orchestrator all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Harold's Way — David Amram 1:50
- 2 Las Muchachas Delicadas — David Amram 5:32
- 3 True Blue — David Amram 5:30
- 4 Harold's Way Out — David Amram 6:50
- 5 Theme From "The Young Savages" — David Amram 2:21
- 6 Switchblades On Parade — David Amram 1:39
- 7 The Last Taco — David Amram 1:27
- 8 Theme From "The Young Savages" — David Amram 3:06
- 9 Funeral March And Requiem — David Amram 2:38
- 10 Help! — David Amram 1:43
- 11 Subway Sounds — David Amram 2:00
- 12 Later With The Elevator — David Amram 1:58
- 13 Rooftops — David Amram 4:19
More albums by David Amram
The Arrangement
1969 · Warner Bros.‐Seven Arts Records
Summer Nights, Winter Rain
1976 · RCA Victor
On the Waterfront on Broadway (original Broadway Soundtrack)
1995 · Varèse Sarabande
At Home / Around the World
1996 · Flying Fish Records
No More Walls
1997 · Flying Fish Records
The Manchurian Candidate: Complete Soundtrack Recording
1997 · Premier Recordings
Triple Concerto / Elegy for Violin and Orchestra
1998 · Flying Fish Records
Southern Stories
1999 · Chrome Records
Symphony "Songs of the Soul" / Shir L'erev Shabbat (excerpts) / The Final Ingredient (excerpts)
2004 · Naxos
Latin-Jazz Celebration
2010 · Wounded Bird Records
Voyages for Solo Violin / Piano Sonata / Violin Sonata
2025 · Naxos
Havana/New York
1978
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Young Savages?
The line-up of The Young Savages includes David Amram (conductor, orchestrator).
Which label released The Young Savages?
The Young Savages was released in 2014 on Intrada (ISC 261).
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