If a sudden loud immagini Dalle from the Dallas colonna l'influsso the gods of the gods Morricone Sergio Leone Western sulAmerican italian gli spaghetti Western influenzano il più tradizionale American cinema.
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Selected members of The Ron Hicklin Singers are the actual "scatters" on this memorable piece. (look them up on Wikipedia to confirm). And, thanks for this post.
I think this song was performed by Antia Kerr Singers, not the Swingle Singers, it's in the "Anita Kerr Singers sing Bacharach/David (Dot lable) album.
I had always assumed this was sung by the Swingle Singers, but an excellent Swingle Singers web site disabused me of that notion. "Contrary to popular belief, the Burt Bacharach-penned song 'South American Getaway' from the 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was not performed by the Swingle Singers, although it was supposed to be."
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. Never knew what it was called or who made it. Imagine stumbling onto it & finding out it's a Burt B. song. Great!! Thanks for posting this.
I suppose it made a change being robbed for a few minutes from doing all those credits and debits! perhaps that's the wrong way round...debits and credits! LOL!
Great movie. Even better clip. Thanks for putting it up. These three (Redford, Newman, and Ross) could not have been cast any better. Katharine Ross never looked better than in this movie. The only other movie she even came close was "Hellfighters" (as John Wayne's daughter). Thanks again for posting it.
The film was made (1968-69) a few years after the Swingle Singers came on the scene, and the voicing, style, and music here is very much in the mode of the Swingle Singers. If you like this track, I would highly recommend checking out the Swingle Singers, both the '60s incarnation as well as their '90s reemergence (reincarnation?).
I was born in '74. Sometimes I wish it was earlier than that. Can't we roll back to great days? When actors had something special? Before surgery-enhanced pretty boys/ girls and their computer effects took over from films with substance and style? I'll go even further. Stuff my stupid car! I want a good horse with a nice temperament and a fondness for nosebags! ;o))
The singers on the soundtrack of the movie are uncredited. I think it's the samba based music of Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66. He was collaborating with Burt Bacharach in those days.
@craigzilla1 The group singing is The Ron Hicklin Singers, a group of studio singers in Los Angeles. They did everything from Batman, Flipper, Laverne and Shirley and That Girl to the theme for Love American Style (where they were misidentified as the Charles Fox Singers.) They were part of the Anita Kerr Singers, as well as performing with Henry Mancini and Percy Faith. Ron Hicklin is the main vocalist on the Happy Days Theme, while Tom and John Bahler can be heard on Good, Bad and the Ugly.
This song has always stuck with me as well since first seeing the movie in mid 70's. The beat, juxtaposed against the action of the South American bank robberies worked perfectly. I always wondered who authored this piece. Is it Bacharach or Alpert? Thanks for posting this and thanks for You Tube.
Thanks a million for uploading this. It has been a favourite of mine since first seeing the movie when I was knee-high. I scoured the net for it a few years back and struggled to find it due to people tagging it incorrectly - everyone credits Bacharach, but it's actually by Herb Alpert. Can anyone let me know what album this track is on please? Apart from the BC & Sundance movie soundtrack, that is. Cheers.
Everything I've ever read suggests Burt Bacharach wrote it for the Butch Cassidy soundtrack - apparently they wanted a upbeat modern sound as a kind of juxtapose with the action. While most people thought it was the Swingle Singers doing the vocals, The Ron Hicklin singers are the group performing. (BTW - Thurl Ravenscroft, the voice of Tony the Tiger is the low bass)
Sublime. Nothing else to say.
FallingRain123 1 week ago
If a sudden loud immagini Dalle from the Dallas colonna l'influsso the gods of the gods Morricone Sergio Leone Western sulAmerican italian gli spaghetti Western influenzano il più tradizionale American cinema.
TheMimmolicausi 1 month ago
At 1.24 the music slips into what sounds a totally different piece. I wish there was another bit as this small part sounds so wonderful.
bmgm3 2 months ago
something about 4:31-5:31 scene where there at the table with this song in the background, always gets me hooked
ThatFlyGuy619 2 months ago
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Need a woman for good cooking! Looks don´t matter. Could be a cowgirl. For all the other stuff I´ve got four supermodels waiting for me at the beach. See the experimental music-video-project on my channel. Some hate it, some just don´t like it. But see for yourself. Ay caramba!
supermodelmusicman 3 months ago
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blackandtanful 4 months ago
Selected members of The Ron Hicklin Singers are the actual "scatters" on this memorable piece. (look them up on Wikipedia to confirm). And, thanks for this post.
rasrealtor 4 months ago
My all time favorite movie topped off with a soundtrack from my favorite composer, Burt Bacharach.
amzinger 4 months ago
GREAT!
Pockey041985 4 months ago
I think this song was performed by Antia Kerr Singers, not the Swingle Singers, it's in the "Anita Kerr Singers sing Bacharach/David (Dot lable) album.
Gerryofcalifornia 5 months ago
badadumpdadpumpaduambadadabadubampdadbaudapdumbpadabdumpdadadadaadbupmpdbupbpbudpadudpump baba baba dada dump.
fdalkjfdsalkj 5 months ago 3
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I didn't think that a genre of music could be worse than Rap... I think we just found it.
waynemasters 6 months ago
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What the FUCK do you call this RETARDED music? Only in the 60's & 70's...
waynemasters 6 months ago
@waynemasters
I say Birt could fart more in tune than you can sing....
captainumbnuts 5 months ago
0 thumbs down....respect!!
Maxwell288 6 months ago
such a timeless amazing film with best actors, good music and a great story. I could see it again and again - from time to time
BuridansEsel1 7 months ago
Fantastic..thanks x
VampireCheese 8 months ago
great music from burt bacharach isnt this a CLASSIC
blue4u1873 8 months ago
childhood memories of a great great movie, love the solo vocals wow!!!!
RCampbellProductions 8 months ago
Good as they were, Redford and Newman didn't make the script up. Spare a thought for William Goldman.
MrFilistine 9 months ago
Today there was a Youtube 1911 feature and I synced it with this video and it was glorious
buttoux 10 months ago
I had always assumed this was sung by the Swingle Singers, but an excellent Swingle Singers web site disabused me of that notion. "Contrary to popular belief, the Burt Bacharach-penned song 'South American Getaway' from the 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was not performed by the Swingle Singers, although it was supposed to be."
Straussian 10 months ago
"South American Getaway" was performed by the Ron Hicklin Singers who did a lot of television and other back-up vocals in the '60s
webeustoo 8 months ago
me likey
TheOnlyAfroYeti 10 months ago
Does anyone know what scene this is on the DVD? I want to show my 5 yr old son, but on the home theater system. Thanks.
BadSneakers 10 months ago
"Who the hell are those guy's"
"How many are following us?...........All of them !!!!!
RUSHNBOBO 11 months ago
Bandidos Yanquis :)
TheGayMuslim 1 year ago
*BANG* *BANG* *BANG* Isn't that a pretty sight?.
ChibiXII 1 year ago
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. Never knew what it was called or who made it. Imagine stumbling onto it & finding out it's a Burt B. song. Great!! Thanks for posting this.
StevieB1362 1 year ago 3
I so love this video.
GirlFromIpanema1966 1 year ago
what's the song
GmantheGmanG 1 year ago
The Swingles added so much to this movie. Their Bach-meets-jazz vocals added to the sense that this was a hip, contemporary western.
hookalakah 1 year ago
A great soundtrack to a great movie
OutOnBailNow 1 year ago
I suppose it made a change being robbed for a few minutes from doing all those credits and debits! perhaps that's the wrong way round...debits and credits! LOL!
sensemaya1 1 year ago
listening to this makes nazi zombies on Cod so much more fun :P
Pentax25 1 year ago
EPIC MOVIE IS EPIC
BendikBS 1 year ago
Exhilarating
sganeshkumar1989 1 year ago
epic!
duxutube 1 year ago
I've played this over and over. What a movie, and what a tune.
DrBlowfins 1 year ago 2
This is Genius !!!! What a legendary composer !!!
thescreamsmusic 1 year ago
This movie is one of my all time favorites. Great script and score
shickasha 1 year ago
i like when the singing slows down a bit, she has a great voice :)
elover8 1 year ago
And to think, Butch came from such a good Mormon family. The Parkers of Southern Utah. I guess this was his version of going on a foreign mission.
packjim56 1 year ago 2
@packjim56 lol
OutOnBailNow 1 year ago
Watch 4:32.
Patrick Swayze.
arkady313 1 year ago 36
@arkady313 es cierto
cobmetal5 1 year ago
@arkady313
Patrick Swayze & Burt Reynolds
chrisgrizle 10 months ago
@arkady313
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
ivydog2009 5 months ago
Just love it !!!!!!
compadrepancho 1 year ago
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South American Getaway ♫ by Burt Bacharach
Performed by the Ron Hicklin Singers, with 'Tony the Tiger' singing bass :)
joekiddone 1 year ago
Great movie. Even better clip. Thanks for putting it up. These three (Redford, Newman, and Ross) could not have been cast any better. Katharine Ross never looked better than in this movie. The only other movie she even came close was "Hellfighters" (as John Wayne's daughter). Thanks again for posting it.
texsportpub 1 year ago
I loved this scene! Thanks so much!
wilbermusicman 1 year ago
Ettas'smile as sundance leaves her to finish up the bank job,exquisite mmmmmm
welshcourtland 1 year ago
Wonderful scene on SO many levels. Thanks for posting.
5701birchroad 1 year ago
Love this! I went to see this movie, on its release. Was fascinated and enthralled with this piece...but then...that's true of everything Bacharach!
MALP1231 1 year ago
Hard to pick between Butch and Sundance and The Godfather for my favorite movie, but this Bacharach score is awesome.
Youngteacher0211 1 year ago
Butch Cassidy and Burt Bacarach,,,, hard to beat this.
Youngteacher0211 1 year ago 2
Fuk YEA!! I Bump This Shit!!
Branzo29 1 year ago
The film was made (1968-69) a few years after the Swingle Singers came on the scene, and the voicing, style, and music here is very much in the mode of the Swingle Singers. If you like this track, I would highly recommend checking out the Swingle Singers, both the '60s incarnation as well as their '90s reemergence (reincarnation?).
weiner7000 1 year ago
@weiner7000 The Swingle Singers were exquisite! I loved them.
MALP1231 1 year ago
Amazing song, amazing scene, amazing movie. This will live on forever.
playerbnny 1 year ago
I forgot the most important fact about the Ron Hicklin Singers - they are the "real" background vocals on The Partridge Family recordings!
jimraw1 1 year ago
..sundance did not kill people, he had ethics.
jonieheffner 1 year ago
I was born in '74. Sometimes I wish it was earlier than that. Can't we roll back to great days? When actors had something special? Before surgery-enhanced pretty boys/ girls and their computer effects took over from films with substance and style? I'll go even further. Stuff my stupid car! I want a good horse with a nice temperament and a fondness for nosebags! ;o))
IndianSummer2006 1 year ago 12
@IndianSummer2006 I agree I was born in 76 and I wish I can live in those days too.
Michaelahol 1 year ago 2
you are so right ;) x
RedNob001 3 months ago
Great film and truly one of the finest vocal pieces ever written!
HunterMann 1 year ago
I hear slight differences between the LP version and this one...without mentioning the breaks and movie sounds, of course.
joeheadblues 1 year ago
when it picks up again at 2:48 WOW
rigogurt 1 year ago
The singers on the soundtrack of the movie are uncredited. I think it's the samba based music of Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66. He was collaborating with Burt Bacharach in those days.
craigzilla1 1 year ago
@craigzilla1 The group singing is The Ron Hicklin Singers, a group of studio singers in Los Angeles. They did everything from Batman, Flipper, Laverne and Shirley and That Girl to the theme for Love American Style (where they were misidentified as the Charles Fox Singers.) They were part of the Anita Kerr Singers, as well as performing with Henry Mancini and Percy Faith. Ron Hicklin is the main vocalist on the Happy Days Theme, while Tom and John Bahler can be heard on Good, Bad and the Ugly.
jimraw1 1 year ago 2
@jimraw1 ..okay...now, I recall the voices in many of the
the TV theme songs.
jonieheffner 1 year ago
This music interlude is the one thing that dates this great film...I hate it. It sounds like a friggin 1960's cigarette commercial.
KellyGreen5555 1 year ago
This song is amazing. I've loved ever since the first time I heard it.
BURniNG6t54 1 year ago 2
When she smiles in the bank mmmmmmmmm beautiful
welshcourtland 1 year ago 4
my favorite scene in one of my favorite movies :)
EN1GMA79 1 year ago
definitely a favorite.
gmcfosho 1 year ago
definitely a burt bacharach composition a great song nobletski
nobletski 2 years ago
This song has always stuck with me as well since first seeing the movie in mid 70's. The beat, juxtaposed against the action of the South American bank robberies worked perfectly. I always wondered who authored this piece. Is it Bacharach or Alpert? Thanks for posting this and thanks for You Tube.
psm
psmontg 2 years ago
Sublime!
andrewelo 2 years ago
Or is it by Burt Bacharach? Please would someone clear up my discombobulation!
squeezethings 2 years ago
Thanks a million for uploading this. It has been a favourite of mine since first seeing the movie when I was knee-high. I scoured the net for it a few years back and struggled to find it due to people tagging it incorrectly - everyone credits Bacharach, but it's actually by Herb Alpert. Can anyone let me know what album this track is on please? Apart from the BC & Sundance movie soundtrack, that is. Cheers.
squeezethings 2 years ago
Everything I've ever read suggests Burt Bacharach wrote it for the Butch Cassidy soundtrack - apparently they wanted a upbeat modern sound as a kind of juxtapose with the action. While most people thought it was the Swingle Singers doing the vocals, The Ron Hicklin singers are the group performing. (BTW - Thurl Ravenscroft, the voice of Tony the Tiger is the low bass)
jimraw1 2 years ago
I didn't know the Tony the Tiger bit...mucho thanks!
KellyGreen5555 1 year ago
Mchas Gracias, Sensacional
Delon113 2 years ago
BEST SONG IVE HEARD. Can you tell me the name/ or even if there's a name to this song. I wanna download it so baddd!
tman2488 2 years ago
South American Getaway by Burt Bacharach
kelfelselfey 2 years ago 3
thank ya
tman2488 2 years ago
The American Getaway - Herb Alpert - this type of music was called da ba da ba music from the 60s
I Cr 13:8a
johnnycee888 2 years ago
great film!
great song!
素晴らしい!
akanetombo 2 years ago 3
Fantastic !!!
odellshaun 2 years ago 4
Awesome! Thanks for putting this up!
veronapj 2 years ago 13