Goodfellas

Artist: Original Soundtrack
Label: Atlantic / Wea
Category: Music

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Format: Soundtrack
Media: Audio Cassette
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 075678215247
EAN: 0075678215247
ASIN: B000002IQ5

Release Date: 1991-07-01

Goodfellas

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1950-1959

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Tracks:

Rags to Riches - Tony Bennett
Sincerely - The Moonglows, The Moonglows
Speedoo - The Cadillacs
Stardust - Billy Ward
Look in My Eyes - The Chantels
Life Is But a Dream - The Harptones
Remember (Walking in the Sand) - The Shangri-Las
Baby I Love You - Aretha Franklin
Beyond the Sea - Bobby Darin
Sunshine of Your Love - Cream
Mannish Boy - Muddy Waters
Layla [Piano Exit] - Derek & the Dominos

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Customer Reviews:

To answer the question below..........2007-04-24

To answer the question below, the two songs played during the helicopter paranoia scene are George Harrison's What Is Life, and Harry Nilsson's Jump Into the Fire. Both excellent songs, both excluded from the soundtrack.

Where are are all of the songs?.......2007-04-08

Boy, it's sad that they can't use all of the music from the movie.
I'm trying to determine what the song that is playing when Henry and Karen are making the deliveries (guns, coke...) henry tells his brother to keep stirring the sauce.
What is the song playing in the background?????

Goodfellas: Music From The Motion Picture.......2007-02-17

Great Movie but CD is just OK & pales in comparison to
A Bronx Tale Sound Track.

sound track.......2007-01-09

this is the best compilation of songs that i have purchased. there isn't a bad song on the whole dvd.

Great soundtrack, but too few songs on it.............2006-10-28

I have seen this movie numerous times and I like it very much. I have to admit, of course, that it is a good movie in spite of the content and violent happenings. For the soundtrack, this is a great soundtrack, but there are a number of songs that are missing from it. Actually, about a quarter to a half of the songs that are on the soundtrack CD are ones from the 50s (not very likeable decade of music for me). There are some titles that I know, such as Aretha Franklin's "Baby, I Love You", the second half of Layla, which is the piano exit, and Bobby Darin's "Beyond the Sea". The one song that I don't like was the one playing in the scene where Henry and Karen walked quite a ways in the restaurant to their seat. I don't like that song, so I can't complain about it not being on this CD. I am wondering, though, what is the name of the song that is playing in the movie during the scene where Henry and Tommy are busting out the Bamboo Lounge with sterno. I like that song and would like to know its title and the group who sang it. I hope this soundtrack CD gets reissued as a deluxe version soon. Anyone who knows that song's title and the group that sang it (the song played during the scene of the busting out of the Bamboo Lounge), you can get in touch with me at [...]. Thanks!

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