More Woman Than You Can Handle

1965's I, a Woman kicked off the whole sexy Swedish craze thanks to canny promotion from Radley Metzger's Audubon Films. Soon the world was flooded with skin-laced art films in which young Swedish nymphets underwent sexual awakenings to the strains of groovy music. Three years later, director Mac Ahlberg and composer Sven Gyldmark returned to the well with I, a Woman - Part II, starring sexploitation vet Gio Petré in the continuinig adventures of hot-to-trot Siv. Distributed by Chevron Pictures(!), it made enough money to spawn a third and final installment, I, a Woman 3: The Daughter. This score for the second film mixes the usual romantic cues with some unexpected exotica and psychedelic touches, another fine installment for your sexy cinema music collection.