It goes beyond its position as a movie theme to reserve its deserved place as one of the great classics of black music at all times. With its "spoken" lyrics and equilibrated mix of electronic texture, soul and string support, the theme displays a scathing letter to a remarkably urban sound. Slicker than a Harlem shakedown, Across 110th Street hits hard with a jacked-up, smacked.
Johnson and was first released by Bobby Womack & Peace in 1972. If you steal 300,000 from the mob, its not robbery. Johnson (used by Quentin Tarantino as theme for Jackie Brown). The song Across 110th Street was written by Bobby Womack and J.J. But above all shines the great theme, Across 110th Street, written by Bobby Womack and J. The sentimental ballads is heard in Harlem Love Theme, and If You Do not Want My Love, with romantic trumpets. Across 110th Street Official Trailer 1 - Paul Benjamin Movie (1972) HD. Two New York City police officers race against the mob to catch three black hoods who, disguised as cops, stole 300,000 from a Mafia. But he does make it work and it’s a pretty unique movie to begin with. Without Kotto, the picture wouldn’t have been nearly as good. Emblematic and powerful swings fill the soundtrack as in Hang on There and the instrumental version of the theme Across 110th Street led by potent metals and rhythmic urgency. All in all, Yaphet Kotto truly carries this picture, once he arrives on the scene. Johnson, are excellent as ambiance tracks like Harlem Clavinette, a swing with the best "street wise" feel, tempered by flute solos and clavinette. The crime and street life is very well expressed in the songs of Bobby Womack, one of the stars of soul music in the period. Across 110th Street 1 Smith & Wesson M76 2 Smith & Wesson Model 10 Snubnose 3 Colt Official Police 4 Beretta M1935 5 Colt Detective Special 6 Remington. Its soundtrack, divided between songs and instrumental pieces, is one of the best of the black power cinema. The song has also appeared in the soundtracks for Jackie. Starring Anthony Quinn and Yaphet Kotto, the film Across the 110th Street (1971), was a violent crime drama typical of its time, which mixed ingredients of the emerging blaxploitation to the "mafia movie," two lines welcomed by the box office of the time. Across 110th Street is the title song for the crime drama film of the same name released in 1972. "Trying to break out of the ghetto is a day-to-day fight"
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