For the first time on CD here's the original soundtracks for the 1973 comedy 'Commissariato Di Notturna,' and the erotic comedy 'La Supplente,' both directed by Guido Leoni. For 'Commissariato Di Notturna' Renato Rascel wrote a score based on a recurring main theme, with a pop flavor, sung by the choir of Nora Orlandi, which returns during the soundtrack in a tango version, with moog, then reprised by the choir. Noteworthy is the romantic love theme 'Addio Sera,' in an instrumental version for guitar, piano and orchestra, played both by a female voice and, in the end credits, by Rascel himself. For 'La Supplente,' on the other hand, Renato Rascel has composed a pleasant score with Latin rhythms, which alternates happy moments with other tender and romantic ones, but there is no shortage of suspense pieces and baroque music for choir and rhythms that keep us nailed to listening to a full 74 minutes and 24 seconds. An archival CD dedicated to high quality film music. Mastering by Claudio Fuiano, liner notes by Elisabetta Castiglioni, graphic layout by Daniele De Gemini.