Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1 are available for individual licensing and also as a collection.

• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: Main Theme. The main theme of Spaghetti Westerns begins with a soft and slow introduction that can be easily removed to create a fast and furious introduction of piano, electric guitar and supporting horns. In turn, this section can be easily duplicated to make a longer introductory track.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: A Killing on the Way to Town. Deadly harmonica! You get a classic build up of western style traditional and electric guitars, backed by drums and xylophone. This is an excellent track for building tension.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: Bullies vs the Village Idiot. An unbalanced series of woodwinds and electrics builds up - only to be redirected by a derivative of the main hero theme - the hero appearing to ward off, and perhaps gun down the bullies.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: The Family on the Prairie. A build up of country style fiddling! The fiddler is joined by a banjo and drums for a joyous celebration. This is the song of the happy pioneer who has found the promised land.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: The Hired Killers. Rolling drums and strong guitar suggest a strong military flavor; backed modestly by orchestra, this song is all menace, announcing the arrival of killers in town.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: Woman in Peril. This staple of spaghetti westerns captures the essence of the unsuspecting falling into the net of desperadoes, bandits or worse. The track begins with a soft derivative theme of the main theme - with guitars and flute. A new theme is introduced - building frantic woodwinds and strings, that builds into an imperiled peak. Suddenly a trumpet burst and a denouement.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: The Saloon. The combined mix of player piano, woodwinds and banjo make for a replayable theme of a prosperous and upbeat saloon environment.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: Mercy. Electric guitar and piano introduce the Mercy theme - the giving of mercy to one who likely doesn't deserve it. Later, it returns to a derivative of the main theme - softer and milder. Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1 recreates a classic, yet refreshed spaghetti western sound of the 1960's and 1970's - ideal for western animations, western style rpg games and digital production.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: Showdown on the Border. Cutting western electric guitar - this is the building theme of the final battle between the hero and the villain. Then, it passes into guitars, flutes and mexican style trumpeting to come to the inescapable resolution.
• Spaghetti Westerns Volume 1: Into the Sunset. A return to the central theme and suggestive of a possible sequel, this track uses highly stylized electric guitar and military stype drums.