A&M - Scrooged [Original Soundtrack]

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Nome dell′articolo: Scrooged [Original Soundtrack]
Genere: Stage & Screen Formato del prodotto: LP (Vinyl) Etichetta: A&M / Interscope Numero di titoli: 9

Lista di canzone LP - 1

1. Al Green / Annie Lennox - Put a Little Love in Your Heart 2. Mark Lennon - Wonderful Life 3. New Voices of Freedom - Sweetest Thing 4. Dan Hartman / Denise Lopez - Love You Take 5. Kool Moe Dee - Get Up 'N' Dance 6. Larry Carlton / Miles Davis / David Sanborn / Paul Shaffer - We Three Kings of Orient Are 7. Robbie Robertson - Christmas Must Be Tonight 8. Buster Poindexter - Brown Eyed Girl 9. Natalie Cole - Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire)

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While only a portion of this soundtrack has a Yuletide theme, the duet of blue-eyed soul diva Annie Lennox and the ever-in-style Al Green on "Put a Little Love in Your Heart" sends a message that should be broadcast year round. It also includes Robbie Robertson's "Christmas Must Be Tonight" and Natalie Cole reprising her father's "The Christmas Song." ~ Dennis MacDonald

Dennis MacDonald

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The soundtrack to Scrooged features updates on Christmas classics as well as original material by Dan Hartman and Denise Love, Mark Lennon, Robbie Robertson, and Buster Poindexter. The album's sound, as well as its roster of artists, give it the feel of a time capsule buried in the late '80s, for better or worse. While Natalie Cole's "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)" fares the best, most of the album, including Annie Lennox and Al Green's "Put a Little Love in Your Heart"; Miles Davis, Larry Carlton, David Sanborn, and Paul Shaffer's "We Three Kings of Orient Are"; and New Voices of Freedom's "Sweetest Thing" bring back bad memories of the cold, brassy sound that dominated the decade's pop. Though Scrooged may appeal to fans of the movie, they may be taken aback by how badly the soundtrack has aged. [Scrooged was released on LP in 2015.] ~ Heather Phares

Heather Phares