About Roy Budd
Roy Frederick Budd (14 March 1947, Mitcham, Surrey – 7 August 1993, London) was a British jazz musician and film composer. He is best known for his score for the 1971 British cult film Get Carter. Although some biographies say Budd started playing aged four, he was two and a half years old when he started picking out tunes on the piano the morning after a Christmas party (verified by Roy's brother). When he was six, two German professors visited him in South Norwood, and after various tests, found that he had perfect pitch.
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Get Carter
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Main Theme - Carter Takes a Train
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Getting Nowhere in a Hurry
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The Girl in the Car
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Love Is a Four Letter Word
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Looking for Someone
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Goodbye Carter!
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Something on My Mind
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Intro
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Hallucinations
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Plaything
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Being Tailed
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Manhunt
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Livin' Should Be This Way
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Goodbye Eric!
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Hurry to Me
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Jazz It Up
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Diamonds
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Free Tarrant
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Goodbye Carter
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Dialogue
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Hallucinations - Instrumental
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Main Theme (Carter Takes A Train)
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Dialogue - The Race Track
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Gettin' Nowhere In A Hurry
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Main Theme
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Welsh Mountains
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In The Shadows
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How About You
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Get Carter Intro
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The Thief
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Who Dares Wins
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Way Out M1
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Getting Nowhere
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The Stone Killer Main Titles
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Black Is Beautiful
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The Cat
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The Car Chase
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Dialogue, Pt. 2
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The Plant
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Getting Nowhere in a Hurry - Instrumental
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Get Carter - Theme, Original 7" edit
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Get Carter Theme - Alternative Mix 1
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No Co-Operation
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End Theme
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Goodbye Eric
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Dialogue, Pt. 3
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Dialogue-The Race Track
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Dialogue - "Do you know a man called Albert Swift?"
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Watermelon Man
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