Warner Bros (Brothers) 75 Years Entertaining the World (4-CD-Set)

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Disc One: Scores 1-1 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Main Title Music By, Conductor – Erich Wolfgang Korngold 1:33 1-2 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Now, Voyager Suite (Warner Bros. Signature / Main Title / Preface / First Love / Scamper / Charlotte / Fire / Moody / Jerry / Bolero / Perfidia / Doctor / Parting / Yankee Doodle) Music By [Perfidia] – Alberto DominguezMusic By, Conductor – Max Steiner 3:20 1-3 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Kings Row Suite (Main Title / Finale) Music By – Erich Wolfgang Korngold 2:43 1-4 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Paris Montage (As Time Goes By / La Marseillaise / Romance / Perfidia / Grazioso / Nazi Spy / Menace) Music By – Max SteinerMusic By [La Marseillaise], Lyrics By [La Marseillaise] – Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle*Music By [Perfidia] – Alberto Dominguez 3:50 1-5 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra A Streetcar Named Desire Suite (Main Title / Belle Reve) Conductor – Ray HeindorfMusic By – Alex North 2:50 1-6 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Medley (Father / Eden Theme) Music By, Conductor – Leonard Rosenman 2:59 1-7 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Giant (This Then Is Texas) [Main Title] Music By, Conductor – Dimitri Tiomkin 2:13 1-8 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Opening / Sylvia / Molly And Johnny Theme Music By, Conductor – Max Steiner 2:33 1-9 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Prelude [Main Title / Gaby And Her Father] Music By, Conductor – Franz Waxman 3:07 1-10 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Overture (Opening / Everything's Coming Up Roses / Small World / You'll Never Get Away From Me / Rose's Turn / Mr. Goldstone / Finale) Conductor – Frank PerkinsLyrics By – Stephen SondheimMusic By – Jule Styne 3:57 1-11 –Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs* Foggy Mountain Breakdown Music By – Earl Scruggs 2:14 1-12 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra The Summer Knows (End Theme From "Summer Of '42") Music By, Conductor – Michel Legrand 1:49 1-13 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Dirty Harry Main Title (Opening Sequence) Music By, Conductor – Lalo Schifrin 5:02 1-14 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Main Title Great Impersonation / THX 1138 (Main Title) Music By [Main Title Great Impersonation] – Heinz Roemheld*Music By, Conductor – Lalo Schifrin 2:14 1-15 –Wendy Carlos Title Music From "A Clockwork Orange" Music By – Wendy CarlosMusic By [Adapted From: Music For The Funeral Of Queen Mary] – Henry PurcellMusic By [With] – Rachel Elkind 2:14 1-16 –Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandell Dueling Banjos Arranged By – Eric WeissbergMusic By [Based On Feudin' Banjos], Lyrics By [Based On Feudin' Banjos] – Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith* 3:18 1-17 –The London Symphony Orchestra Theme From Superman (Main Title) Conductor, Music By – John Williams (4)Orchestrated By – Herbert Spencer* 4:24 1-18 –Vangelis Main Titles Music By – Vangelis 3:32 1-19 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Twilight Zone Overture Music By [Twilight Zone Theme] – Marius ConstantMusic By, Conductor – Jerry Goldsmith 5:55 1-20 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Main Title Conductor – Quincy JonesMusic By – Lionel Richie, Quincy Jones, Rod Temperton 2:04 1-21 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Fallen Viking [The Mosquito Coast] Music By, Conductor – Maurice Jarre 6:01 1-22 –London Voices, Barnet School's Choir* & The London Philharmonic Orchestra On Earth As It Is In Heaven (With Incantation/Indian Instrumentation) Conductor, Music By – Ennio Morricone 3:50 1-23 –The Sinfonia Of London Batman Theme (Main Title) Conductor – Shirley WalkerMusic By – Danny Elfman 2:38 1-24 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Driving Music By, Conductor – Hans Zimmer 1:36 1-25 –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Claudia's Theme / Main Title Conductor – Lennie NiehausMusic By – Clint Eastwood (2) 1:00

Disc Two: Songs, 1927-1953 2-1 –Al Jolson My Mammy Lyrics By – Joe Young (3), Sam M. Lewis*Music By – Walter Donaldson 2:07 2-2 –Fanny Brice My Man Lyrics By [English Lyrics] – Channing PollockMusic By – Maurice Yvain 2:17 2-3 –Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell (2) & Various 42nd Street Lyrics By – Al DubinMusic By – Harry Warren (2) 5:49 2-4 –Wini Shaw*, Dick Powell (2) & Various Lullaby Of Broadway Lyrics By – Al DubinMusic By – Harry Warren (2) 7:42 2-5 –Dick Powell (2) & The Mills Brothers Lulu's Back In Town Lyrics By – Al DubinMusic By – Harry Warren (2) 3:49 2-6 –Dick Powell (2), Frances Langford, Johnny "Scat" Davis, Gene Krupa & Benny Goodman And His Orchestra Hooray For Hollywood (Extended Version) Lyrics By – Johnny MercerMusic By – Richard A. Whiting* 4:26 2-7 –Louis Armstrong Jeepers Creepers Lyrics By – Johnny MercerMusic By – Harry Warren (2) 2:08 2-8 –Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra Blues In The Night (Outtake) Lyrics By – Johnny MercerMusic By – Harold Arlen 1:50 2-9 –James Cagney Yankee Doodle Boy (Includes "Give My Regards To Broadway") Music By [Additional], Lyrics By [Additional] – Jack Scholl, M.K. Jerome, Ray HeindorfMusic By, Lyrics By – George M. Cohan 7:38 2-10 –Dooley Wilson With Elliot Carpenter (3), Unknown Artist , And Various As Time Goes By (Complete Vocal By Dooley Wilson) Music By, Lyrics By – Herman Hupfeld 2:46 2-11 –Hattie McDaniel, Willie Best & Various Ice-Cold Katie Lyrics By – Frank LoesserMusic By – Arthur Schwartz 4:59 2-12 –Bette Davis They're Either Too Young Or Too Old Lyrics By – Frank LoesserMusic By – Arthur Schwartz 4:46 2-13 –The Andrews Sisters Hollywood Canteen Main Theme [Main Title] (Includes Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart / Trade Winds) Lyrics By – Ted KoehlerMusic By – M.K. Jerome, Ray Heindorf 3:00 2-14 –Al Jolson Swanee Lyrics By – Irving CaesarMusic By – George Gershwin 1:58 2-15 –Mary Martin My Heart Belongs To Daddy Music By, Lyrics By – Cole Porter 2:52 2-16 –Cary Grant & Ginny Simms You're The Top Music By, Lyrics By – Cole Porter 1:42 2-17 –Doris Day It's Magic Lyrics By – Sammy CahnMusic By – Jule Styne 3:08 2-18 –Eddie Cantor Makin' Whoopee Lyrics By – Gus KahnMusic By – Walter Donaldson 2:46 2-19 –Doris Day Secret Love Lyrics By – Paul Francis WebsterMusic By – Sammy Fain 3:41

Merrie Melodies/Looney Tunes Medley (Bonus Track) 7:43 2-20a –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Looney Tunes Theme (The Merry Go Round Broke Down) Lyrics By – Dave FranklinMusic By – Cliff Friend
2-20b –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Hooray For Hollywood Lyrics By – Johnny MercerMusic By – Richard A. Whiting*
2-20c –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra, Various The Five O'Clock Whistle (Vocal) Music By, Lyrics By – Gene Irwin, Josef Myrow, Kim GannonVocals [Little Red Riding Hood] – Bea Benaderet
2-20d –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra, Porky Pig (2) & Daffy Duck Moonlight Bay (Vocal) Lyrics By – Edward MaddenMusic By – Percy WenrichVocals [Porky Pig & Daffy Duck] – Mel Blanc
2-20e –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra Powerhouse (Orchestral Excerpt) Music By – Raymond Scott
2-20f –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra, Bugs Bunny & Elmer Fudd Rabbit Of Seville (Vocal) Arranged By – Carl StallingLyrics By – Chuck Jones, Michael Maltese*Music By – Gioachino Rossini*Vocals [Bugs Bunny] – Mel BlancVocals [Elmer Fudd] – Arthur Q. Bryan
2-20g –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra, Michigan J. Frog Hello, Ma Baby (Vocal) Music By, Lyrics By – Ida Emerson, Joe Howard*, Louis Singer*Vocals [Michigan J. Frog] – Richard Beavers
2-20h –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra, Bugs Bunny & Elmer Fudd What's Up, Doc? (Vocal) Music By – Carl StallingVocals [Bugs Bunny] – Mel BlancVocals [Elmer Fudd] – Arthur Q. Bryan
2-20i –The Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra That's All, Folks (The Merry Go Round Broke Down) Lyrics By – Dave FranklinMusic By – Cliff Friend


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Disc Three: Songs, 1954-1976 3-1 –Judy Garland The Man That Got Away Lyrics By – Ira GershwinMusic By – Harold Arlen 4:25 3-2 –Peggy Lee He Needs Me / Sugar (That Sugar Baby O' Mine) Music By [He Needs Me], Lyrics By [He Needs Me] – Arthur HamiltonMusic By [Sugar], Lyrics By [Sugar] – Edna Alexander, Maceo Pinkard, Sidney Mitchell 3:28 3-3 –Ella Fitzgerald Pete Kelly's Blues Lyrics By – Sammy CahnMusic By – Ray Heindorf 2:16 3-4 –Gogi Grant Why Was I Born? Lyrics By – Oscar Hammerstein IIMusic By – Jerome Kern 2:27 3-5 –Robert Preston (3) & Various Ya Got Trouble Music By, Lyrics By – Meredith Willson 3:56 3-6 –Shirley Jones (2) Till There Was You Music By, Lyrics By – Meredith Willson 2:58 3-7 –Bette Davis & Debbie Burton With Bobby Heller And His Orchestra What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? Lyrics By – Lukas HellerMusic By – Frank DeVol* 2:48 3-8 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra And Chorus Days Of Wine And Roses Lyrics By – Johnny MercerMusic By – Henry Mancini 2:08 3-9 –Judy Garland Paris Is A Lonely Town Lyrics By – E.Y. "Yip" Harburg*Music By – Harold Arlen 4:15 3-10 –Rex Harrison I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face Lyrics By – Alan Jay Lerner*Music By – Frederick Loewe 4:54 3-11 –Don Knotts With Thurl Ravenscroft And Various I Wish I Were A Fish Music By, Lyrics By – Harold Adamson, Sammy Fain 2:22 3-12 –Richard Harris How To Handle A Woman Lyrics By – Alan Jay Lerner*Music By – Frederick Loewe 4:17 3-13 –Petula Clark & Don Francks Old Devil Moon Lyrics By – E.Y. "Yip" Harburg*Music By – Burton Lane 4:07 3-14 –Coven (3) One Tin Soldier Music By, Lyrics By – Brian Potter, Dennis Lambert 3:23 3-15 –Curtis Mayfield Superfly Music By, Lyrics By – Curtis Mayfield 3:54 3-16 –Madeline Kahn With Mel Brooks & Various I'm Tired Music By, Lyrics By – Mel Brooks 5:06 3-17 –Lucille Ball & Beatrice Arthur Bosom Buddies Music By, Lyrics By – Jerry Herman 4:08 3-18 –Aretha Franklin Something He Can Feel Music By, Lyrics By – Curtis Mayfield 6:20 3-19 –Barbra Streisand Evergreen (Love Theme From "A Star Is Born")) Lyrics By – Paul Williams (2)Music By – Barbra Streisand 3:05

Disc Four: Songs, 1977-1997 4-1 –David Gates The Goodbye Girl Music By, Lyrics By – David Gates 2:47 4-2 –Eddie Rabbitt Every Which Way But Loose Conductor – Steve DorffMusic By, Lyrics By – Milton Brown (2), Thomas "Snuff" Garrett*, Stephen Dorff* 2:51 4-3 –Maureen McGovern Can You Read My Mind Lyrics By – Leslie BricusseMusic By – John Williams (4)Orchestrated By – Angela Morley 3:23 4-4 –Paul Simon Late In The Evening Music By, Lyrics By – Paul Simon 4:03 4-5 –Bette Midler & The Harlettes Stay With Me Music By, Lyrics By – George Weiss*, Jerry Ragovoy 6:32 4-6 –Willie Nelson On The Road Again Music By, Lyrics By – Willie Nelson 2:34 4-7 –Christopher Cross Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) Music By, Lyrics By – Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, Christopher Cross, Peter Allen 3:54 4-8 –James Ingram & Patti Austin How Do You Keep The Music Playing? Lyrics By – Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman*, Michel Legrand 4:16 4-9 –Rod Stewart That's What Friends Are For Lyrics By – Carole Bayer SagerMusic By – Burt Bacharach 3:54 4-10 –Tina Turner We Don't Need Another Hero Music By, Lyrics By – Graham Lyle, Terry Britten 4:16 4-11 –Force M.D.s* Tender Love Music By, Lyrics By – James Harris III, Terry Lewis 4:00 4-12 –Rick Moranis & Ellen Greene , With Michelle Weeks, Tichina Arnold & Tisha Campbell* Suddenly, Seymour Lyrics By – Howard AshmanMusic By – Alan Menken 3:27 4-13 –Madonna Who's That Girl? Music By, Lyrics By – Madonna, Patrick Leonard 4:00 4-14 –Sting With Eric Clapton It's Probably Me Music By, Lyrics By – Eric Clapton, Michael Kamen, Sting 6:21 4-15 –John Michael Montgomery Dream On Texas Ladies Music By, Lyrics By – Stephen Mills 3:10 4-16 –Seal A Kiss From A Rose Music By, Lyrics By – Seal 3:38 4-17 –Johnny Hartman I See Your Face Before Me Lyrics By – Howard DietzMusic By – Arthur Schwartz 4:40 4-18 –Coolio The Winner Music By, Lyrics By – Artis L. Ivy Jr.*, Bryan Keith Dobbs*, Curtis Mayfield 4:03 4-19 –Paul McCartney The World Tonight Music By, Lyrics By – Paul McCartney 4:06 4-20 –Johnny Mercer Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive Music By, Lyrics By – Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer* 1:55

Unternehmen usw.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rhino Entertainment Company
• Copyright (c) – Rhino Entertainment Company
• Engineered At – Audio Mechanics
• Glass Mastered At – WEA Mfg. Olyphant – W3086
• Glass Mastered At – WEA Mfg. Olyphant – W4297
• Glass Mastered At – WEA Mfg. Olyphant – W3138
• Glass Mastered At – WEA Mfg. Olyphant – W3133

Mitwirkende

• Art Direction – Hugh Brown (3), Tornado Design
• Artwork [Animation Art Courtesy Of] – Jerry Beck
• Compilation Producer [Compilation Produced For Release By] – George Feltenstein, Julie D'Angelo
• Design – Tornado Design
• Engineer – Doug Schwartz
• Executive Producer [Executives In Charge Of Music For Warner Bros.] – Doug Frank, Gary LeMel
• Other [Project Assistance] – Jayne Blume
• Other [Rhino Business Affairs] – David McIntosh (4), Michael Nieves
• Other [Warner Bros. Business Affairs] – Keith Zajic
• Photography [Photographs Courtesy Of] – George Feltenstein, Michael Ochs Archives, Turner Entertainment Co., Warner Bros.
• Producer [Associate Producer] – Bradley Flanagan
• Research [Editorial Research] – Daniel Goldmark
• Research [Tape Research] – Bill Inglot
• Supervised By [Editorial Supervision] – Vanessa Atkins

Anmerkungen

Title is from book; title on box set spine is "Warner Bros.: 75 Years of Film Music—Entertaining the World."

Note from book: Except in the case of medleys or suites, selections are titled according to the film music cue sheet. Some selections were renamed on the original motion picture soundtrack; those titles are in brackets.

1-1 from "The Adventures of Robin Hood" (1938). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
1-2 from "Now, Voyager" (1942). Music by Max Steiner; published by Warner Bros. Music.
- "Perfidia": music by Alberto Dominguez, published by Peer International Corp.
1-3 from "Kings Row" (1942). Published by M. Witmark & Sons.
1-4 from "Casablanca" (1942). Music by Max Steiner; published by Warner Bros. Music.
- "La Marseillaise": music and lyrics by Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle; arranged by Max Steiner.
- "Perfidia": music by Alberto Dominguez; published by Peer International Corp.
1-5 from "A Streetcar Named Desire" (1951). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
1-6 from "East of Eden" (1955). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
1-7 from "Giant" (1956). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
1-8 from "A Summer Place" (1959). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
1-9 from "The Nun's Story" (1959). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
1-10 from "Gypsy" (1962). Published by Chappell & Co.
1-11 from "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967). Published by Peer International Corp.
1-12 from "Summer of '42" (1971). Published by WB Music Corp.
1-13 from "Dirty Harry" (1971). Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
1-14 from "THX 1138" (1971). Music by Lalo Schifrin; published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
- "Main Title Great Impersonation": music by Heinz Roemheld; published by EMI Robbins Catalog, Inc.
1-15 from "A Clockwork Orange" (1971). Music by Wendy Carlos with Rachel Elkind; adapted from Henry Purcell's "Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary"; published by Tempi Music.
1-16 from "Deliverance" (1972). Based on "Feudin' Banjos": music and lyrics by Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith; arranged by Eric Weissberg; published by EMI Blackwood Music.
1-17 from "Superman" (1978). Published by Warner-Tamerland Publishing Corp.
1-18 from "Chariots of Fire" (1981). Published by EMI April Music, Inc.
1-19 from "Twilight Zone: The Movie" (1983). Music by Jerry Goldsmith. "Twilight Zone" theme by Marius Constant. Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
1-20 from "The Color Purple" (1985). Published by WB Music Corp. / Rodsongs / Brockman Music.
1-21 from "The Mosquito Coast" (1986). Published by Mosquito Coast Music.
1-22 from "The Mission" (1986). Published by S.I.A.E.
1-23 from "Batman" (1989). Published by Warner-Tamerland Publishing Corp.
1-24 from "Driving Miss Daisy" (1989). Published by Songs of PolyGram International on behalf of Driving Me Crazy Music.
1-25 from "Unforgiven" (1992). Published by Warner Bros. Music.

2-1 from "The Jazz Singer" (1927). Published by Bourne Co.
2-2 from "My Man" (1928) and "My Man" Trailer (1928). Published by EMI Feist Catalog Inc.
2-3 from "42nd Street" (1933). Published by WB Music Corp.
2-4 from "Gold Diggers of 1935" (1935). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
2-5 from "Broadway Gondolier" (1935). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
2-6 from "Hollywood Hotel" (1937). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
2-7 from "Going Places" (1938). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
2-8 from "Blues in the Night" (1941). Published by WB Music Corp.
2-9 from "Yankee Doodle Dandy" (1942). Music and lyrics by George M. Cohan; public domain. Additional music and lyrics by M.K. Jerome, Jack Scholl, and Ray Heindorf; published by Warner Bros. Music
2-10 from "Casablanca" (1942). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
2-11 and 2-12 from "Thank Your Lucky Stars" (1943). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
2-13 from "Hollywood Canteen" (1944). Published by WB Music Corp.
2-14 from "Rhapsody in Blue" (1945). Published by WB Music Corp.
2-15 from "Night and Day" (1946). Published by Chappell & Co.
2-16 from "Night and Day" (1946). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
2-17 from "Romance on the High Seas". Published by Warner Bros. Music/Chappell & Co.
2-18 from "The Eddie Cantor Story" (1953). Published by WB Music Corp. / Donaldson Publishing Co. / Tobago Music Co. / Dorothy Jentgens, Nat. Guardian L. Dreyer, Minor, Heir B. Dreyer
2-19 from "Calamity Jane" (1953). Published by WB Music Corp.
2-20 includes these major themes:
- "Looney Tunes Theme (The Merry Go Round Broke Down)" from "What's Up, Doc?" (1950), published by Warner Bros. Music, Inc.
- "Hooray for Hollywood" from from "What's Up, Doc?" (1950), Published by Warner Bros. Music.
- "The Five O'Clock Whistle (Vocal)" from "Little Red Riding Rabbit" (1943), published by Warner Bros. Music.
- "Moonlight Bay (Vocal)" from "My Favorite Duck" (1942), public domain.
- "Powerhouse (Orchestral Excerpt)" from "Baby Bottleneck" (1946). published by Music Sales Corp.
- "Rabbit of Seville (Vocal)" from "Rabbit of Seville" (1950), published by WB Music Corp.
- "Hello, Ma Baby (Vocal)" from "One Froggy Evening" (1955), published by Edward B. Marks Music Company.
- "What's Up, Doc? (Vocal)" from "What's Up, Doc?" (1950), published by Warner Bros., Inc.
- "That's All, Folks (The Merry Go Round Broke Down)" from "What's Up, Doc?" (1950), published by Warner Bros. Music.

3-1 from "A Star is Born" (1954). Published by Harwin Music Corp. / New World Music Co. Ltd.
3-2 from "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955).
- "Sugar" music and lyrics by Maceo Pinkard, Sidney Mitchell & Edna Alexander; published by EMI Robbins Catalog, Inc.
- "He Needs Me" music and lyrics by Arthur Hamilton; published by WB Music Corp. on behalf of Mark VII Music Ltd.
3-3 from "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955). Published by WB Music Corp. on behalf of Mark VII Music Ltd.
3-4 from "The Helen Morgan Story" (1957). Published by PolyGram International Publishing Inc.
3-5 and 3-6 from "The Music Man" (1962). Published by Frank-Meredith Willson Music.
3-7 from "What Ever Happened To Baby Jane" (1962). Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Co.
3-8 from "Days of Wine and Roses" (1962). Published by Warner Bros. Music.
3-9 from "Gay Purr-ee" (1962). Published by Harwin Music Co. / Glocca Morra Music Co.
3-10 from "My Fair Lady" (1964). Published by Chappell & Co.
3-11 from "The Incredible Mr. Limpet" (1964) [single version]. Published by Warner Bros. Music
3-12 from "Camelot" (1967). Published by Chappell & Co.
3-13 from "Finian's Rainbow" (1968). Published by Chappell & Co.
3-14 from "Billy Jack" (1971). Published by MCA-Duchess Music Corp.
3-15 from "Superfly" (1972). Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Co.
3-16 from "Blazing Saddles" (1974). Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Co.
3-17 from "Mame" (1974). Published by Jerryco Music Co.
3-18 from "Sparkle" (1976) [version not performed in film]. Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Co.
3-19 from "A Star is Born" (1976). Published by WB Music Corp.

4-1 from "The Goodbye Girl" (1977). Published by WB Music Corp.
4-2 from "Every Which Way But Loose" (1978). Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp./Careers BMG Music Publishing Inc.
4-3 from "Superman" (1978) [vocal version, not heard in film]. Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Co.
4-4 from "One-Trick Pony" (1980). Published by Paul Simon Music.
4-5 from "Divine Madness" (1980). Published by Chappell & Co. / Abilene Music, Inc.
4-6 from "Honeysuckle Rose" (1980). Published by Longitude Music Co. on behalf of Full Nelson Music.
4-7 from "Arthur" (1981). Published by WB Music Corp.
4-8 from "Best Friends" (1982). Published by WB Music Corp.
4-9 from "Night Shift" (1982). Published by WB Music Corp. / Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
4-10 from "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" (1985). Published by WB Music Corp. on behalf of Goodsingle Ltd.
4-11 from "Krush Groove" (1985). Published by EMI April Music on behalf of Flyte Tyme Tunes, Inc.
4-12 from "Little Shop of Horrors" (1986). Published by WB Music Corp. / MCA-Geffen Music / Trunksong Music, Ltd. on behalf of Menken Music
4-13 from "Who's That Girl?" (1987). Published by WB Music Corp. / Bleu Disque Music Co., Inc. / Webo Girl Publishing Inc. / Johnny Yuma Music.
4-14 from "Lethal Weapon 3" (1992). Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. / EMI Blackwood Music on behalf of Magnetic Publishing.
4-15 from "Maverick" (1994). Published by EMI April Music on behalf of Music City Music.
4-16 from "Batman Forever" (1995). Published by SPZ Music, Inc. / Perfect Songs Ltd. / Beethoven Street Music
4-17 from "The Bridges of Madison County" (1995). Published by Chappell & Co.
4-18 from "Space Jam" (1996). Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. / Wino Funk Music / Boo Daddy Publishing
4-19 from "Fathers' Day" [listed as "Father's Day"] (1997). Published by MPL Communications Inc.
4-20 from "L.A. Confidential" (1997). Published by MPL Communications Inc.

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