Alden Shuman The Devil In Miss Jones - Original Soundtrack Recording (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

There was a time, back in the 70s, before it became the ubiquitous mass product it is today, when pornography was trying to be taken seriously as an art form. And it was this movie, “The Devil in Miss Jones”, that made the biggest leap forward both commercially and artistically.
The film, directed by Gerard Damiano after his success with “Deep Throat” and based on Jean-Paul Sartre's play “No Exit”, tells the story of a lonely spinster who is denied entry to heaven after committing suicide and is condemned to limbo. She then decides to return to earth and “earn” her place in hell by practicing the deadly sin of lust.
“The Devil in Miss Jones” was the seventh highest box office success of 1973 and set new standards in terms of production value and, yes, background music. The soundtrack by Alden Shuman was not the usual monotonous wah-wah of the time, but a sweeping, panoramic and plaintive score played by piano and full orchestra.
The movie has never been reissued on LP; our Real Gone release comes in limited edition (900 copies) on hellfire vinyl that you can watch spin ... for eternity.