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Various - Back To The Future (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Label: MCA Records, MCA Records
Catalog#: MCAD-6144, DIDX-422
Format: CD, Album
Country:US
Released:1985
Genre: Electronic, Rock, Stage & Screen
Style: Soundtrack, Rock & Roll, Modern Classical, Pop Rock, Synth-pop
Credits: Artwork By [Art Direction] - Jeff Adamoff
Artwork By [Design] - Georgopoulos/Imada Design, Inc.
Mastered By - Steve Hall
Other [Music Supervisor] - Bones Howe
Other [Special Thanks] - Amy Ross , Brendan Cahill , Gary Wishik , Kathy Nelson
Notes:Mastered at Future Disc Systems.
"Heaven Is One Step Away" produced under license from Warner Bros. Records Inc.
Tracks published by:
1 & 5: Chrysalis Music Ltd.
2: EMI Music Publishing Ltd.
3 & 6: MCA Music Ltd.
4 & 9: Warner Chappell Music Ltd.
7: Modern Music Pub. Co. (MCPS)
8: Carlin Music Corp.
10: Jewel Music Pub. Co. Ltd.
Huey Lewis and the news appear courtesy of Chrysalis Records.
Lindsay Buckingham appears courtesy of Phonogram International Ltd.
Etta James appears courtesy of Kent Records.
Rating:   3.3/5 (3 votesRate It
Submitted by:ledjfab

Tracklisting:

1 Huey Lewis And The News* The Power Of Love (3:57)
    Producer - Huey Lewis And The News*
  Written-By - Chris Hayes , Huey Lewis , Johnny Colla
2 Lindsey Buckingham Time Bomb Town (2:47)
    Producer - Richard Dashut
  Producer, Written-By - Lindsey Buckingham
3 Outatime Orchestra, The Back To The Future (3:20)
    Producer, Conductor, Composed By - Alan Silvestri
4 Eric Clapton Heaven Is One Step Away (4:13)
    Producer - Phil Collins
  Written-By - Eric Clapton
5 Huey Lewis And The News* Back In Time (4:21)
    Producer - Huey Lewis And The News*
  Written-By - Chris Hayes , Huey Lewis , Johnny Colla , Sean Hopper
6 Outatime Orchestra, The Back To The Future Overture (8:19)
    Producer, Conductor, Composed By - Alan Silvestri
7 Etta James The Wallflower (Dance With Me Henry) (2:44)
    Producer - Maxwell Davis
  Written-By - James Etta Rogers* , Phyliss Otis
8 Marvin Berry And The Starlighters Night Train (2:17)
    Piano [Uncredited] - Lloyd Tolbert
  Producer - Bones Howe
  Saxophone [Uncredited] - Tommy Thomas (2)
  Written-By - Jimmy Forest , Lewis Simpkins , Oscar Washington
9 Marvin Berry And The Starlighters Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine) (3:01)
    Piano [Uncredited] - Lloyd Tolbert
  Producer - Bones Howe
  Saxophone [Uncredited] - Tommy Thomas (2)
  Vocals [Marvin Berry] - Harry Waters Jr.
  Written-By - Curtis Williams , Jesse Belvin
10 Marty McFly With The Starlighters Johnny B. Goode (3:08)
    Guitar - Tim May
  Piano [Uncredited] - Lloyd Tolbert
  Producer - Bones Howe
  Saxophone [Uncredited] - Tommy Thomas (2)
  Vocals [Marty Mcfly] - Mark Campbell (2)
  Written-By - Chuck Berry

User Reviews:

ledjfab, Nov 27, 2006

The music used in the soundtrack of "Back To The Future" had a big impression on me when I first saw the movie in 1985. All the themes are incredibly catchy and will stay in my mind for the rest of my life. Alan Silvestri really did a great job with the orchestral music. His "Back To The Future" suite will probably live forever as one of the most remembered cinematic theme of the 1980's. Huey Lewis & The News appear here with what became one of their greatest hits in career (as well as "Back In Time"). For some commercial reasons, the song "Mister Sandman" performed by The Four Aces was not included on this album. That's unfortunate, since it became so much associated with the movie after. Etta James sings "The Wallflower (Dance With Me Henry)", used in the restaurant scene before the infamous chase led by Biff Tannen to catch Marty McFly. Speaking of the man, his performance of "Johnny B. Goode" is immortalized (dubbed by Mark Campbell), and The Starlighters offer their outstanding rendition of "Night Train" and "Earth Angel". The discordant points: "Time Bomb Town" by Lindsey Buckingham sounds more like a joke than a song. His vocals are terrible. What is he trying to reproduce vocally? Some kind of orgasm? I don't know. But it doesn't work. Eric Clapton does an okay job with "Heaven Is One Step Away", produced by Phil Collins, but it figures in the movie for about 5 seconds only (around the end), so it's not that memorable. My advice: if you liked the movie, you will probably like the soundtrack too.

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