The first eight tracks on this disc are rock and pop, including songs from Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians, Don McLean, and the Temptations. The last six are from the pen of John Williams. The music literally haunts you as you watch the movie. It's just as effective here.
John Williams
Born on the Fourth of July [Motion Picture Soundtrack Album]
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AllMusic Review by Tavia Hobart
Track Listing
Sample | Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream | |||
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1 | John Williams feat: Edie Brickell & New Bohemians | 04:58 | |||||
2 | John Williams feat: Broken Homes | 04:54 | |||||
3 | John Williams feat: Van Morrison | 03:07 | |||||
4 | John Williams feat: Don McLean | 08:32 | |||||
5 | John Williams feat: The Temptations | 02:43 | |||||
6 | John Williams feat: The Shirelles | 02:39 | |||||
7 | John Williams feat: Frankie Avalon | 02:21 | |||||
8 | John Williams feat: Henry Mancini | 02:41 | |||||
9 | John Williams | 01:22 | Amazon | ||||
10 | John Williams | 04:57 | Amazon | ||||
11 | John Williams | 05:07 | Amazon | ||||
12 | John Williams | 05:02 | Amazon | ||||
13 | John Williams | 02:38 | Amazon | ||||
14 | John Williams | 05:44 | Amazon |