I love the oldies music. However, I'm pissed that there was 80's modern scoring from Bill Conti. This is a period piece, hello! Popular music from the late 50's & early 60's works, as well as the classical bits used when visiting the rich girlfriend's house.
Was there ever a film soundtrack released?
It's doubtful, but you should check www.amazon.com anyway.
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Pulled down by the undertow, never thought I could feel so low
Whatever, screw period scoring. The 80s soundtrack is cool
shareYeah, the 50's and 60's music was great. I especially liked the track that played at the ending into the credits, "Saved" by LaVern Baker.
shareOnly Bill Conti's score was released on CD as a limited edition (1500 copies). The CD also contains music from Conti's Rookie of the Year and Bushwhacked.
http://www.varesesarabande.com/details.asp?pid=VCL%2D0306%2D1047
I'm troubled with your findings Pyobeez :(
Because I've examined each song from OST and the song at the very end is not "Saved" by LB. But rather something that seems to be performed by Johnny Mathis.
In fact, there are already two tracks listed with Mathis. But this song at the end is not the one.
The opening lyrics at the ending goes :
"I am not afraid to say goodbye to one night dreams that disappear too fast"
I would really like to know the name of this song, also, is it really performed by Mathis? Anyone?
by pyoobezI especially liked the track that played at the ending into the credits, "Saved" by LaVern Baker.share
Can any of you help me...whats the song when Jimmy goes to the bowling alley and rosie is there and then when they start talking..i cant figure out which song that is
share"He's So Fine" by the Shirelles or something corny like that, i don't know the name of the group that sang it but that is the name of the song.
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