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 Post subject: The Outsiders (original soundtrack) -- who did the music?
PostPosted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 2:53 pm 
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I just watched this flick yesterday and was struck by how excellent the background music was. Sounds kinda like Dick Dale. Was it? I'm having a hard time finding info on the soundtrack, short of the names of the songs.

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Allmusic says Carmine Coppola
vocals on the 2 tracks performed by Bill Hughs
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All I remember is "Gloria" in the beginning, and then Stevie Wonder doing Stay Gold" at the end.




they did it for Johnny.

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Cotton Wrote:
All I remember is "Gloria" in the beginning, and then Stevie Wonder doing Stay Gold" at the end.




they did it for Johnny.


I was thinking the guitar instrumentals.
But thanks Cotton... stay gold, Cotton. Stay gold.

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Coppola did the original score. if you are watching the "Complete Novel" aka the Directors Cut, they replaced the score with Elvis Presley and some other popular songs from the 60s. I believe the Marketts (surf pop) was used as well.

also i have the original score on cd. i'll unpack it asap.

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bort Wrote:
Coppola did the original score. if you are watching the "Complete Novel" aka the Directors Cut, they replaced the score with Elvis Presley and some other popular songs from the 60s. I believe the Marketts (surf pop) was used as well.

also i have the original score on cd. i'll unpack it asap.


It was the Director's Cut. Definitely.

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stay golden, poppy boy

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FT Wrote:
stay golden, poppy boy


Don't you die on me, Bobby!

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