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 Midnight Cowboy - Soundtrack
 Midnight Cowboy - Soundtrack ... Tracklisting1 Everybody's Talkin' 2 Joe Buck Rides Again 3 Famous Myth 4 Fun City 5 He Quit Me Man 6 Jungle Gym At The Zoo 7 Midnight Cowboy 8 Old Man Willow 9 Florida Fantasy 10 Tears And Joys 11 Science Fiction Newest Review: ... an American folk singer who also wrote the memorable 1960s chart hit "Candy Man" sung by Roy Orbison. It's ... more ... incredible to think now that "Everybody's Talkin'" was not originally planned for inclusion in the film. Harry Nilsson had written the song, "I Guess the Lord Must Be In New York City" specifically for the film, but director John Schlesinger thankfully decided to use Fred Neil's song and asked Nilsson to sing it for the soundtrack. Bob Dylan's "Lay Lady Lay" was another song that was originally intended for the soundtrack but eventually excluded because it missed the deadline. On this CD there...more |
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Midnight Cowboy - Soundtrack: Midnight Music (1157 words)
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Midnight Cowboy was director John Schlesinger's 1969 classic Oscar winning masterpiece portraying the shattered optimism of the American dream starring Jon Voight (father of Angelina Jolie) as male-prostitute Joe Buck and Dustin Hoffman as his sleazy scheming friend Enrico 'Ratso' Rizzo. The film follows Texan Joe as he naively sets off for New York to earn his fortune as a hustler. Upon arrival he finds little success and things only get worse when he befriends greasy con-merchant Rizzo. This album is a true soundtrack of the film in that, unlike many modern soundtracks, it truly follows the sequence of events in the film rather than just being a collection of hit songs ... Read the complete review
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