Can anybody tell, what is that song in begining of movie at wfich dance that lady (something like that - mama, look at me now... What is the performer and title of song)...
Thanks.
I have been trying to find that song too, and this was all I could find...
"Mama Look at Me Now," words and music by Joe Saggarino. However all the sites listing that info weren't in English, so I couldn't get any more details.
Hope it helped a little anyway.
http://www.ragingbadger.co.uk/
Hi...I am also looking for this song. It's great. Any luck finding it?
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I know that Geri Miller (the actress dancing to the song) is singing the song.
The song was just for the movie. I don't think that you can buy it anywhere.
There are several websites that you can play that song on. Who knows maybe someone could download it somehow.
What websites can you hear that song?? I've been looking forever!
shareme too damn i love that song
shareI had to go through several odd net adventures to find those pages that played the song. The only problem is I don't remember where the pages are.
If I had thought that someone would have responded as quick as you two did, I would have made sure to know the exact page. When I get a little more time(after the holidays), I will surf around until I find them again.
I'll post them here for you when I do:)
well i've looked and looked and i cant find it.. darn darn darn
shareSesu Coleman, the drummer for the Magic Tramps - the band that Eric Emerson sang with - has trademarked a record label called Moonlight Dust Music. Among the projects he is working on is a CD that includes Eric Emerson performing at the Mercer Arts Centre with the band, singing a song called "Lonesome Cowboys" (not used in Andy Warhol's film Lonesome Cowboys) and introducing Warhol stars Jane Forth and Ingrid Superstar. Sesu also has a recording of Geri Miller singing "Mama, Look At Me Now" (the song that she sang in Trash) which he may be releasing as a CD single. Other rarities include Eric doing a duet with a woman (probably Jane Forth) - singing an after hours song called "I Adore You." Among the options that Sesu is pursuing with the recordings is possibly looking for a record label to distribute the Tramps music and/or compiling a CD of songs by various Warhol stars (Eric, Geri, Holly Woodlawn, Jackie Curtis etc...).
Info obtained here:
http://www.magictramps.com/pages/currentnoise.htm
Find it here ...
http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/15775
The song comes very early in the radio show.
Enjoy.
the song is on my myspace to download, but you have to download an entire album, go to
myspace.com/musicdeathwouldlistento
then to one of the blog entries under
music death would listen to vol. 1 to download
-christian
I have always loved the song and found a FABULOUS cover of the song on iTunes by The Friggs. It's just as good if not better! Hope you guys find it.
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Enjoy! Joe was such a hottie. Still not bad!
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Singer sounds like Genevieve Waite (one-time wife of John Phillips) who had minor singing career in early/mid Seventies. In early 1975, Warhol and Phillips even produced a Broadway musical called American Man on the Moon, starring Waite. It folded in a matter of days.
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