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| 1. Contempt (Theme De Camille) - Georges Delerue | |||
| 2. Angelina / Zooma, Zooma - Louis Prima | |||
| 3. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters | |||
| 4. I'll Take You There - The Staple Singers | |||
| 5. Nights In White Satin - The Moody Blues, The London Festival Orchestra, Peter Knight | |||
| 6. How High The Moon - Les Paul, Mary Ford | |||
| 7. Hurt - Timi Yuro | |||
| 8. Ain't Got No Home - Clarence "Frogman" Henry | |||
| 9. Without You - Nilsson | |||
| 10. Love Is The Drug - Roxy Music | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Walk On The Wild Side - Jimmy Smith | |||
| 2. Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Sad Song - Otis Redding | |||
| 3. I Ain't Superstitious - The Jeff Beck Group | |||
| 4. The Glory Of Love - The Velvetones | |||
| 5. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Devo | |||
| 6. What A Diff'rence A Day Makes - Dinah Washington, Belford Hendricks' Orchestra | |||
| 7. Working In The Coal Mine - Lee Dorsey | |||
| 8. House Of The Rising Sun - Eric Burdon & The Animals | |||
| 9. Those Were The Days - Cream | |||
| 10. Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me) - Tony Bennett | |||
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is one of the best soundtrack albums I've ever heard - the headspinning variety of music is top-notch. Only one thing bothers me - the substitution of 'Those Were the Days' instead of 'Toad' by Cream. 'Toad' was used to brilliant effect in the movie, so why on earth not include it on the OST? Beats me. Anyway, I can't really grumble, since taken as a whole this double CD of goodies is too thrilling. Thanks to Robbie Robertson for being the music consultant. Obviously there's a lot of music here that he grew up loving and learning from. Well worth it, Robbie! Spin that wheel!
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Anyone who truly felt the magic of Casino must listen to this CD compilation.Every song on the album is totally "in tune" with the films emotional peaks.You will recoginse the songs for their own content and timelessness such as one of my personal favourites-working in a coal mine.These songs credibility alone make for a wonderful listening experiance,and even if you have never seen Casino(which I recommend you do)you will appreciate this collection for the variaty of the great timeless tracks themselves.
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27 of 28 people found the following review helpful
Good, But Missing Some Vital Tracks
18 Nov 2001
Format:Audio CD
While admittedly there are terrific songs on this soundtrack, the running order could have been organized better (even if Robbie Robertson did put this collection together). Many times I had to reprogram just to listen to it all the way through, something I didn't have to do with the short but sweet "Goodfellas" soundtrack. And where is Ray Charles's "Stella By Starlight" and Jerry Vale's "Love Me The Way I Love You", two very prominent songs in the movie! It's personal preference to be sure, but that's what this forum is all about, right?
It's still an enjoyable soundtrack as all the other reviewers allude to.
Peace.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Wonderful
10 Jan 1999
Format:Audio CD
When Martin Scorsese put out "GoodFellas", the soundtrack was very good yet very limited because lots of songs were missing. For his next DeNiro-Pesci Mob Film, he had Robbie Robertson organize the music (as he did in Scorsese's "The Color of Money") and the results are very impressive. There is such a good mix of songs that echo scenes from the film. The best example being Jeff Beck's "I Ain't Superstitious". Whenever that comes on I think of that scene where DeNiro catches the guy at the casino cheating. Or when "Matthaus Passion" comes on I think of the scene in the end where they show a montage of casinos exploding. Such a fine film deserves a soundtrack that equals it and that is exactly what this album is. Scorsese knows how to direct and he knows how important the music is as well. This is the finest example of that and it is one of the greatest albums out there. If I could only bring one album on a stranded island this would probably be it.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
missing songs or different versions
24 Aug 2007
Format:Audio CD
..i noticed that there are no Rolling Stones songs on this. I'm thinking that if this did include the Stones, instead of paying $32.99 for the soundtrack, we'd all be paying $60 due to the licensing fees involved...
.just a thought.
..also, this cd compilation includes the instrumental version of "The In-Crowd", not the vocal version featured in the movie.
..I'm not complaining, mind you, because this soundtrack still rocks (and rolls)..4 Stars, hands down..
.just a thought.
..also, this cd compilation includes the instrumental version of "The In-Crowd", not the vocal version featured in the movie.
..I'm not complaining, mind you, because this soundtrack still rocks (and rolls)..4 Stars, hands down..
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