The Temptations - The Original Mini-Series Soundtrack (1998)
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The first of the three releases, the soundtrack, is the original film soundtrack. It was released on October 29, 1996 in the US. This is the release that made us famous! It features some of the greatest music of the time from artists like U2, Elvis Costello, Radiohead, Paul McCartney, PJ Harvey, the Chemical Brothers, the Beatles, Peter Gabriel and more. It is the original soundtrack from the film, with James Newton Howard, composer of the Spiderman and the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, scoring the movie. The film's music is a must for fans of the band, and for anyone who loves good music. This is the original soundtrack!
This four-disc collection of songs from the original Soundtrack and the new score is a must for fans of the band, and for anyone who loves good music. It includes the soundtrack from the film, plus extras like: behind the scenes videos, cast interviews, an interview with the band, photo gallery and an interview with film composer and arranger James Newton Howard - he co-wrote the score with longtime collaborator Paul Buckmaster, and would go on to pen the scores for the Matrix, Spiderman and Pirates of the Caribbean franchises. As well as the feature length documentary - The Fisherman's Friends: To be released soon.
They're the original buoy band, straight outta Cornwall, and having already landed one hit movie based on their incredible story, The Fisherman's Friends are ready to set sail on the sequel and another album! With music from the film, featuring the hugely talented singer songwriter Imelda May, making her film debut. This album is everything you want it to be with songs of the sea, sometimes stirring, often poignant but mostly foot-stomping, rip-roaring fun!!
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