Soundtracks

Performed by Aretha Franklin

Written by David Cole and Robert Clivillés

Produced by C+C Music Factory (as C&C Music Factory)

Aretha Franklin appears courtesy of Arista Records

Performed by Whoopi Goldberg

Arranged and Produced by Marc Shaiman

Written by R. Dean Taylor, Pamela Sawyer, Frank Wilson (as Frank E. Wilson), and Deke Richards

Written by William Garrett, Georgia Dobbins, Brian Holland, Freddie Gorman, and Robert Bateman

Written by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Eddie Holland (as Edward Holland, Jr.)

Written by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Eddie Holland (as Edward Holland, Jr.)

Written by Donna Summer, Bruce Sudano, Eddie Hokenson (as Edward Hokenson), and Joe Esposito (as Joe "Beans" Esposito)

Written by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Eddie Holland (as Edward Holland, Jr.)

(Chariot)

Music by Franck Pourcel and Paul Mauriat

French lyrics by Jacques Plante

English lyrics by Arthur Altman and Norman Gimbel

Written by Otis Redding

Written by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers

Written by Smokey Robinson (as William "Smokey" Robinson) and Berry Gordy

Written by William Stevenson and Shorty Long (as Frederick Long)

Written by John Fogerty

Written by Paul Vance and Lee Pockriss

Written by Joseph Broussard, Ralph Williams, and Carrol Washington

Written by Van McCoy

Written by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers

Written by Smokey Robinson (as William "Smokey" Robinson)

Written by Junior Walker (as Autry DeWalt)

Written by Kenny Gamble (as Kenneth Gamble), Leon Huff, and Anthony Jackson

Performed by Ron Johnson, Lauryn Hill, and The Classroom Kids

Written by Ron Johnson, Lauryn Hill, and Devin Kamin

Performed by Valeria Andrews and Ryan Toby

Written by Whoopi Goldberg, Kevin Cloud, Roni Skies, and Valeria Andrews

Produced by Kevin Cloud and Roni Skies (as Cloud N' Skies)

Written by Paul Williams and Charles Fox

Performed by Hi-Five

Written by Eric Foster White

Courtesy of Jive Records

Performed by Tanya Blount and Lauryn Hill

Written by Civilla Martin (as C.D. Martin) and Charles Gabriel

Arranged and Produced by Mervyn Warren

Performed by Whoopi Goldberg and The Nuns

Written by Deanna Brown, Deidra Jenkins (as Deidra Brown), and Yamma Brown

Arranged and Produced by Marc Shaiman

Performed by The Rock Theatre Group

Written by Fred Parris

Arranged by Sidney James

Written by Roy M. Crayton (as Roy Crayton, Jr.)

Produced by Daniel Allan Carlin (as D.A. Carlin)

Performed by Ryan Toby, Lauryn Hill, Devin Kamin, and Ron Johnson with The St. Francis Choir

Additional rap lyrics by Ryan Toby

Arranged and Produced by Mervyn Warren

Written by Jimmy Jam (as James Harris III) and Terry Lewis

Performed, Written, and Produced by Devin Kamin

Performed by Nuttin' Nyce

Written by Darroll 'Mellow' Durant (as Darrol "Shamello" Durant), B-Wyze, and Kerwin Young (as Kerwin "Sleek" Young)

Courtesy of Jive Records

Written by Philip Doddridge (uncredited) and Edward F. Rimbault (uncredited), arranged by Edwin Hawkins

[Incorrectly credited as written by Edwin Hawkins (as Edwin R. Hawkins)]

Performed by Ryan Toby with The St. Francis Choir

Arranged and Produced by Mervyn Warren

Performed by Whoopi Goldberg and The Nuns

Written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong

Arranged and Produced by Marc Shaiman

Performed by Whoopi Goldberg and The Nuns

Written by Ivy Jo Hunter (as Ivy Joe Hunter), William Stevenson, and Marvin Gaye

Arranged and Produced by Marc Shaiman

Traditional

Performed by The Rock Theatre Group

Arranged and Produced by Sidney James

from "Symphony No. 9, Op. 125"

Written by Ludwig van Beethoven (uncredited)

Performed by The Chapman College Choir under the direction of William Hall

Produced by Daniel Allan Carlin (as D.A Carlin)

Written by Fonce Mizell (as Alphonso Mizell), Freddie Perren, Deke Richards, Berry Gordy, Anthony 'Treach' Criss (as Anthony Criss), DJ Kay Gee (as Keir Gist), and Vin Rock (as Vincent Brown)

Performed by The Cast

Written by Nick Ashford (as Nickolas Ashford) and Valerie Simpson

Arranged and Produced by Marc Shaiman and Mervyn Warren