It's quite obvious to me that this is a movie-loving crowd! Movie blogs will become a more regular feature here, but Fridays are Friday Music Blog days! Today's topic, appropriately enough, asks for your favorite movie songs. These can be theme songs, songs written exclusively for movies, or songs featured in movies. The only caveat is the song must have some connection to a movie.
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I ask you to return next Monday as I've already begun formulating new blog topics. This journey is still at its beginning stages and I am so glad to have you with me every step of the way!
Somewhere Beyond the Sea - Finding Nemo
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Oh Racer, "Somewhere Beyond the Sea" makes me cry happy tears thinking about our oldest! I think Bobby Darin sang that gem. Thank you for the great memory!! xoxox
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Philadelphia (Neil)
The score to Back to the Future comes to mind 1st.
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"Baby Now I"- The Cutting Edge
"Cry Little Sister"- The Lost Boys
"Make Someone Happy"- Sleepless in Seattle
"I'd Die Without You"- Boomerang
"Circle of Life"- The Lion King
"Power of Love"- Back to the Future
"Storybook Love"- The Princess Bride
"An Affair to Remember"- An Affair to Remember
"Moon River"- Breakfast at Tiffany's
"Life is a Highway"- Cars
"How Deep is Your Love"- Saturday Night Fever
"Love on the Rocks"- The Jazz Singer
"Kiss from a Rose"- Batman Forever
"Be Our Guest"- Beauty & the Beast
"Insensitive"- Bed of Roses
"When I Fall In Love"- Sleepless in Seattle
"A Kiss to Build A Dream On"- Sleepless in Seattle
"Bei Mir Bist du Schön"- Swing Kids
"Sing Sing Sing (With a Swing)"- Swing Kids
I'm sure there are a thousand more (and more obvious ones)... but this should start you off. ;)
Have a great weekend!
"Singin' In the Rain" -Singin' In the Rain
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"May It Be" (Enya) -The Fellowship of the Ring
"Vanilla Sky" (Paul McCartney) -Vanilla Sky
"Live and Let Die" (PMcC/Wings) -Live and Let Die
"Wag the Dog" (Mark Knopfler) -Wag the Dog
Superfly - Curtis Matfield
ReplyDeleteShaft - Issac Hayes
I guess my mind is in R&B mode tonight
Your Rowdy Music Blog has filled my internal i pod up with Pink Fluid and deleted the rest this a cool film called Crystal Voyager made some time not long after the Echoes sound track I remember being totally transfixed when I saw it at a cinema in Oxford, England, if you can get it on DVD buy a stadium size screen and turn the volume up to off the scale for the full effect :- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGAQMXOMm5Y
ReplyDeleteYou might also like part 1 :-
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and part 2 of the Crystal Voyager :-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuVXWgIllII&feature=related
mentioned above :-)
Chariots of Fire- Vangelis, its one of my favorite movies.
ReplyDeleteYou can't always get what you want, but if you try, you just might find, you get what you need... from "The Big Chill"
ReplyDeletePHhhtt. Sheez, I dunno. How about "Belleville Rendez-vous" as sung by Matthieu Chedid from the "Triplets of Belleville".
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